Age of Dinosaurs (2013)

the audience applauded

good back-story, and good acting

Don't listen to the negative reviews

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Biotech firm Geneti-Sharp manage to bring very fake and silly looking dinosaurs back to life from DNA (Jurassic Park?), only for them to escape and cause havoc in Los Angeles. Very predictable, minimal plot with some seriously cheesy dialogue. I have seen worse CGI but it's still very cheap looking. No blood, gore or nudity so OK for younger viewers. Saw it free on TV, certainly not a film worth spending a single penny on.

AGE OF DINOSAURS is undoubtedly the cheesiest Asylum film I've yet watched, and there are plenty of contenders for that category. This is a shameless rip-off of JURASSIC PARK with almost exactly the same set-up and execution, right down to the Veliciraptor-emulating dinosaurs stalking a girl through a stainless steel kitchen. The last twenty minutes take the action on to the streets and rip off THE LOST WORLD in turn, and it's all ridiculously and gloriously stupid.This film cries out to be treated as an unintentional comedy in much the same way as the SHARKNADO films. The whole thing is ridiculously bad, from the cheesy acting to the cheesy direction and even cheesier dinosaurs. CGI effects are used copiously as expected, and they're all rubbish. The most surprising thing about this production is the two old-timers they roped in to appearing. First up is a grey haired Treat Williams, still playing the action hero in his advancing years; second is Ronny Cox in another typecast villain turn (after ROBOCOP and TOTAL RECALL), looking so aged as to be almost unrecognisable.

you know what to expect when you watch a movie made by the Asylum, a low budget b movie in the sci-fi/horror genre with actors you don't know, with the occasional well known actor thrown in to surprise you.the well known actors this time around are Treat Williams and Ronny Cox, both looking well past their prime at this point in their careers, but i guess work is work when you have to put food on the table.it borrows heavily from Jurassic Park, with a genetics firm using dinosaur dna to create a flesh regenerating serum. needless to say, the dinosaurs break loose and rampage around the city, with Williams firefighter character trying to save his daughter from the carnage.the cg is subpar considering today's technology, but Asylum movies always move at a brisk pace with this one being no exception. so, if you want some mindless dinosaur mayhem, you could do worse.

Terrible CGI, terrible acting, terrible plot! The film is so repetitive- find my daughter, found her, oh damn, lost her again! Time to find her again! Rinse and repeat.A defense for the awful CGI may be 'They had a low budget' in that case, they should have never made the movie! Simple as that! I wouldn't mind if this movie didn't exist because they had no budget.We could have had a good movie with bad CGI, but the crew weren't trying! No movie screams 'We don't give a crap' more than this one! It just reeks of disinterest more than any film I've ever seen!Also, as far as I'm concerned, being a firefighter doesn't mean being in the military! So I don't understand why our main character is such an expert with guns and fighting simply through putting out fires!