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    10,000 BC

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    From Film Pigs:

    At the dawn of human civilization, there was this guy who hunted giant cartoon mastodons, was chased by prehistoric man-eating ostriches, and totally fucked up this pyramid. He did this because some other guys kidnapped his girlfriend…and the guy who owned the pyramid made everybody think he was a god or something…a disembodied Omar Sharif kept talking every now and then…

    Okay, this movie is stupid, even for a premise that abandons at the first frame any thought of possibly trying to be somewhat in the neighborhood of historically accurate. Even worse, it is boring. Mind-numbingly boring. Somehow, a movie that has computer generated mastodons, saber-toothed tigers, and killer ostriches is so dull it makes you pine for an auto accident-induced coma. Who would have figured that the creative genius behind Independence Day and Eight Legged Freaks was Dean Devlin? For shame, Roland Emmerich. For shame.

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    Dude, that guy’s like the Mr. T of 10,000 BC; he’s got bones around his neck; he pities a lot of fools. I pity the fool who can’t take down a mammoth! — Film Pigs,
    10,000 BC

    Why do we want an elephant to die? … For all you know, these are your ancestors. So if they don’t get something to eat, you would never exist. … Spsh! Steve just disappeared! Aww! He should have cared about that mammoth! — Film Pigs,
    10,000 BC