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I liked the relationship between the pilot and the child. I suspect that the dinosaur lovers just want to see a bunch of people get eaten by monsters instead of following a father / daughter relationship complete with communication and language issues to overcome. As a communication student (alumni BA) I found it to be worth following. As for special effects, it was all good!

Starts off good, but then becomes a bit tiring... I expected more from an Adam Driver film.

This could of been great however it ended up being pretty good. Driver gives a good performance and the special effects are really nice to look at. The one takeaway is that pre historic Earth was not a kind place to humanoids.

Overall it wasn't a bad movie. I didn't get how the daughter died in the same trip that Driver went on--or was it different--how did he find out? I would have rather seen an Adam/Eve type of ending, where either the girl was older or there was another boy passenger, and they were on a different part of the planet than the Chicxulub impact, perhaps with Driver sacrificing himself to save them, and enabling them to survive and introduce humanity to the planet. That would have been a neat take on the history of humans. Otherwise, facing dinosaurs/monsters seems to be a story that's been told a lot, and the big-vengeful one at the end seems a bit farfetched. It's worth not changing the channel if nothing else you really want to see happens to be on. The closing scene was ripped from the end of Gangs of New York, but it was done better in that movie.

shitty interstellar with dinosaurs

Slow, not much of a plot. Big scary dinosaurs biting everything, but apparently doesn't cause injury to humans. Of course everything must happen in darkness or you won't be properly prepared to be terrified. (Don't worry, you won't be) Could have been titled "Godzilla's Asteroid seen by Aliens".

This should be excellent! It has a banger of an idea. But it throws uninteresting scenario after uninteresting scenario, delivering; you guessed it: an uninteresting film.

Driver & Greenblatt work well together as a surviving pilot & single surviving passenger destined for a new place whose trip was upended due to an unknown asteroid meteor belt. They crash land on a dinosaur laden planet which it too will soon succumb to the asteroids. Their only chance is to make it to the escape pod which broke away from the ship & ended up on a mountain side. This is compounded by a language barrier, no working translators and a lie to get Koa (Greenblatt) to go with Mills (Driver). It’ll do for a nice afternoon or evening movie.

Predictable. Cheesy. Ridiculous. One of the worst films with a big budget that’s come out in a while.

A bit of a nothing movie really. They tried to make it suspenseful, but it isn't. They tried to make it scary, but it isn't. Because this movie has very little dialogue those other elements just don't pick up the slack. It would also be an idea to give these people from another civilization some features or characteristics that distinguish them from humans so it's crystal clear to the audience who these people are, where they're from & where they're from. Not angry at this movie, just disappointed