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The Primevals

A Civilization Lost in Time... Invaded One Million Years Ago

2023 1hr : 31m Science Fiction · Fantasy · Adventure ★ 6.1

Deep in the Himalayas, a group of sherpas kills a gigantic humanoid creature. Convinced that it is the legendary Yeti, Dr. Claire Collier organizes an expedition with her former student Matt Connor and hunter Rondo Montana, among others, to search for more specimens. But what awaits them is something that none of them could have imagined. A colorful fusion of real image and stop-motion that is reminiscent of fantastic films from the 1980s.

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Why it may be worth watching

  • The Primevals combines Science Fiction and Fantasy elements in one feature.
  • The principal cast includes Juliet Mills, Richard Joseph Paul, Leon Russom.

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Best suited to viewers looking for Science Fiction, Fantasy, Adventure. Its shorter runtime also makes it easier to fit into one sitting.

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Chris SawinExternal review · ★ 6.0/10

_The Primevals_ is a production that could best be described as painfully ’90s. The acting is unbearable and the writing, when it isn’t ripping off other films, tries to make a simple premise complicated but somehow fails at every opportunity. But if you’re a fan of animation and stop-motion, then those sequences are absolutely worth enduring the torture.

The compositing between live-action and the animation looks so well-done as it looks like the digital evolution of what Ray Harryhausen accomplished with his career for decades.

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_The Primevals_ is a production that could best be described as painfully ’90s. The acting is unbearable and the writing, when it isn’t ripping off other films, tries to make a simple premise complicated but somehow fails at every opportunity. But if you’re a fan of animation and stop-motion, then those sequences are absolutely worth enduring the torture.

The compositing between live-action and the animation looks so well-done as it looks like the digital evolution of what Ray Harryhausen accomplished with his career for decades.

**Full review:** https://bit.ly/theprimevals

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