Revealing mistake: After Evolet got hit by the arrow and presumably dies, D'leh is staring at a mammoth. Behind the mammoth, you can see that the background is a picture.
10,000 B.C. (2008)
3 reviews
Directed by: Roland Emmerich
Starring: Cliff Curtis, Camilla Belle, Steven Strait, Joel Virgel, Marco Khan
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(9 votes)
This film was just Meh and I didn't quite care for it. Sabretoothed tigers, terror birds and pesky men on horses attack ice-age villagers who're just seeking mammoth. Watch another stone-age movie.
I watched this movie on Netflix.
Welp, just putting this out there, I didn't really like this movie.
It was okay at first, with it at least being watchable. It's just very generic and kinda boring. Full of cliches and so predictable it was frustrating.
It feels like every other movie of this type that I've see, so much so that multiple times I was questioning myself if I've actually seen this movie before in the past. But I know I haven't. It's just more of the same.
But that being said, it was an okay decent movie until the end. Then it started ripping off 300, especially with the main enemy is defeated in the end. And then the film completely ruins it for me with a stupid ending. It tries to give a surprise sad ending that is just not earned at all. And then only a minute later through mumbo jumbo bullcrap, it's undone without any real consequences, making the already dumb sad ending completely pointless.
And again, it just tries way too hard at ripping off parts of 300
It was a decent movie until the end ruined it. I have to give this a 2 stars. Barely a 2 and 1/2 if I could.
Mistake Status: I caught one while watching it, I have no intention of revisiting this movie.
It's just weird.
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Answer: It is explained that he decided not to wait for the last hunt and left to find another way to feed the tribe. He left in secret so that others would not follow him abandoning the tribe.