You gotta love those
dinosaur movies. I guess I’m a sucker for them. I find the special effects
fascinating, and most importantly the fear these monsters brings to us humans.
It’s all really intense. Age of Dinosaurs was basically a new twist on an old
theme: dinosaurs running all over the place, terrorizing citizens. The
director, Joseph J, Lawson put the plot into full gear from the get-go. A
dinosaur in a lab experiment run by a biotechnology company called
Geneti-Sharp, is resurrected from death, but he ends up chewing
away at two people in the lab room. The reason for the experiments is all about
museum and money. The day arrives when all the dinosaurs are displayed in their
huge glass cases to an audience eager to see what the museum will eventually be
about. That’s when all hell breaks loose, and these dinosaurs run amok. Treat
Williams stars as the chief fireman who is present at the showing, but he too
gets trapped in the chaos along with his teenage daughter. There’s even a moral
to the story. The film has lots of suspense or laughter, depending on how old
you are I guess. If you are squeamish about seeing people being flung in the
air by dinosaurs, even eaten, then this movie is not for you or your children.
But, heck, I really liked it. The sound effects were great as was the
recreation of all kinds of these Jurassic-age creatures. Great entertainment
for a rainy day! [Reviewed by Nancy Snipper]
This film was viewed, compliments of Le SuperClub Videotron, 5000, rue
Wellington
Verdun, Quebec.
Verdun, Quebec.
Ce film a été visionné, avec les compliments
de Le SuperClub Videotron, 5000, rue Wellington à Verdun, Québec.
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