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Trailer does nothing for me.

Reminds me of Apocalypto, except Roland Emmerich is a far, far less talented director than Mel Gibson.
 
This guy makes great looking movies but is a terrible storyteller. He's a step above Michael Bay though and I'll definitely give this one a chance.
 
Is anyone else here getting sick of movie trailers that tell you absolutely nothing about the story?
 
From the producers of "The Day After Tomorrow"... struck me as funny... they should have called it "The Day Before Yesterday".

Unfortunately I'll bet they DID just tell us about the story. I think that as movie makers are able to show more and more they are saying less and less.
 
yawn....after seeing his film "The Day After Tomorrow" i think i'll pass on this. looks more of a story about a herd of elephants killing cave men. we could probably go to the zoo, read the animal descriptions on the brochures they pass out and get a better story.
 
You can tell alot about a movie from a trailer.... NOT!!!! A trailer is favorable (or unfavorable) gossip about a movie not yet released. You can't fairly judge a movie by a trailer. If I did, There would be many great movies that I would have never watched.
 
they sould remake gone with the wind.... with clive owen as scarlet ohara, and mickey rooney as mamie.
 
Am I the only one who found the CG mammoths and sabretooths a little, um... fake?

Thats the problem with CG it looks too perfect, Thus the fakeness.... The solution make everything else look perfect so the CG looks like it belongs in the same space. Ie.. Spiderman and every other heavy CG movie ever made; they all look fake but you have to overlook it untill cg becomes perfected like the new Cameron movie should be; photo realistic.
 
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Am I the only one who found the CG mammoths and sabretooths a little, um... fake?

The CG is actually quite good but they are fake, we all know that, since they don't live anymore. I think the excessive use of motion blur on the animals is what makes them look fake.
 
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