Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

100 MILLION BC is one of the very worst films I've seen The Asylum put their name to. It's as bad as that SHERLOCK HOLMES film they made with monsters and the like. The story has a badly-acting group of marines heading back to prehistoric times to catch some dinosaurs. They manage to bring one back to the present, but it escapes and goes on a rampage. The whole film is an odyssey is terrible performances mixed with equally terrible CGI dinosaur effects which are even worse than the ones in that BBC series WALKING WITH DINOSAURS. The slow pace means that the film just goes on and on with no end in sight until most sane viewers will be tearing their hair out at the inanity of it all.

It's really hard to put into words how bad this film is, but first I'll try to give credit where it is due:They tried. You are never going to succeed if you don't try. Making short films is a difficult process so I can only imagine making feature films to be at least twice as hard. Also, the idea for the film, the concept for the film isn't a bad idea. Accidentally stumbling upon time-travel and testing it out, then needing to rescue those who tested it, only to let something comeback with you, is a very creative idea.The problem is that they couldn't take the good idea from page to screen. I appreciate that for something like this you'll need CGI, but if you can't produce believable CGI, my recommendation is that you don't use it. Making a low budget film with odd costumes is more acceptable than having enough money to produce CGI and not being able to deliver a believable creature. The sound design was appalling, there were times when people were talking that you couldn't hear, times when someone looked like they were talking but there was no audible dialogue. Some times the sound was out of sink. The guns weren't believable, nor the soldiers who were carrying them. Which brings me to the acting. It wasn't terribly acted, it just had some terrible actors. The whole films is an example of a rush job, which leaves you feeling sorry for the few actors that have talent. The last thing that bothered me was ultimately the end of the film, the Dinosaur got sent back to it's time, but due to a problem with time travel became fused with the landscape, as if to say "that's what you get you evil beast!" But it's not an evil beast, it is just a wild animal doing what it needs to to survive. It just felt like a pointless resolution. All in all, it gets 3 because the concept, the plot saves it from extinction.

A gathering of old-timers, including Michael Gross, Chris Atkins and Greg Evigan, is the only reason I can think of for watching this badly made science fiction video. A group of soldiers led by a scientist is led back in time to rescue a group of scientists that was sent back to the same time period in the 1940s, via the Philadelphia Experiment (where's Michael Pare when we need him?). They get chased and some of them are eaten by dinosaurs, and the survivors end up inadvertently bringing along a large carnivore on their return. Much of the film is dark and hard to make out, and the carnivore loose in the big city is almost impossible to follow. The whole thing seems endless. Bad bad bad.

I give movies like this (and fan-made Star Trek films) a 1 star rating. If they had a negative rating, I'd give that.I would have given it a 2 had Michael Gross not worn his glasses in such a "I'm way smarter and older than you", edge of his nose kind of way.I'd like to know where the people who were initially transported back got their furs. They must've found a whole bunch of mice and sewn their skins together to make a coat.So, a SEAL team goes back in time with nary more than the shirts on their back and minor caliber weaponry. No bullet-proof vests, no armor of any kind. Did they not see Jurassic Park? I mean, they went into a situation more well-prepared in Aliens and they got their butts kicked.