Story Dateline: 10,000 B.C. The day of the last hunt has arrived. Oh, dear. If an ancient prophecy holds true, a remote mountain tribe’s quiet existence is hours away from coming to a bloody end. Full Article at Hollywood.com

(AP) -- A mix of vast CGI spectacle and small, silly moments, the prehistoric saga "10,000 BC" is an epic in name only. Steven Strait leads a band of warriors in "10,000 BC." Full Article at CNN

Geico ads and the short-lived ABC series they inspired.) But caveman cinema, even at its goofiest, can be a thought-provoking genre. Depictions of early humans have the potential to ask the big questi... Full Article at Malaysia Sun

The press packet for 10,000 B.C. quotes director Roland Emmerich as saying he wanted to show audiences a world "like nothing they have ever seen." Theme of the day Each Friday, Life & Arts showcases material related to big-screen movies. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch

Evolet (Camilla Belle), fresh from the prehistoric spa, spends a moment with her hero, D'Leh (Steven Strait), in the epic adventure "10,000 B.C." How to explain the agreeably bone-headed "10,000 B.C"? "Ice Age 2" may be more historically accurate. Full Article at Chicago Tribune

Plot: When his tribe is attacked, teenage caveman D'Leh (Steven Strait) must venture into the unknown to rescue his true love, Evolet (Camilla Belle), and his fellow tribesmen, who've been enslaved by a clan of mysterious marauders on horseback. Full Article at Original Signal: Movies

The new holder of the White Spear, Tic'Tic (Cliff Curtis), tries to squelch that tale, but can't stop teen bullies from sneering at D'Leh as the son of a coward. I don't think there's ever been an epic with more unfortunate names for its heroes. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press

The characters in 10,000 B.C. sport bad wigs and too much mud on their faces. Full Article at Canoe

I'd like to think that I'm not one of those guys that go around poking holes in movies. You know these guys; they're the ones who say you can't bank an X-Wing in space and Spartans wore more than underwear and capes into battle. Full Article at Tom's Hardware Guide