Historians say ‘10,000 BC’ is the most historically inaccurate movie ever. July 02, 2019. By Staff writer. Actor Steven Strait makes an instore appearence at Planet Hollywood in Times Square to donate memorablia from his upcoming film, 10,000 BC on March 3, 2008 in New York City. (Photo by Jemal Countess/WireImage).
10/26/2018 · Historians say ‘10,000 BC’ is the most historically inaccurate movie ever. July 02, 2019. By Staff writer. Actor Steven Strait makes an instore appearence at Planet Hollywood in Times Square to donate memorablia from his upcoming film, 10,000 BC on March 3, 2008 in New York City. (Photo by Jemal Countess/WireImage).
11/28/2020 · Which brings us to the 2008 production 10,000 BC, where things get even less accurate. Monumentally inaccurate, really. Think of it this way: The film puts history in a tumbler, shakes it up, and pours a tall glass of annoyance for a metaphorical bar full of historians.
7/18/2017 · Today, I talk about a movie that takes place 12,000 years ago and point out what the film makers did right or wrong in accordance to the scientific evidence….
As a side note, the ending of the movie can be seen as a more or less accurate allusion to the development of civilizations during that time: When the tribe D’leh met during his adventure gives him a bunch of seeds to thank him, D’leh’s tribe starts planting crops instead of (or in addition to) hunting.And it was indeed around 10,000 BC (though varying by region) when nomadism was replaced by …
4/21/2008 · 10,000 BC is a remake of One Million Years B.C. It is in no manner meant to be accurate, nor is it.
3/10/2008 · Its merits as a cinematic spectacle aside, Roland Emmerich’s 10,000 B.C . offers a good opportunity to take a look into what the world might have been like a few centuries after the dispersion at Babel.. The film, starring the young Steven Strait as tribesman D’Leh, has grand leanings that link together action and adventure with a love story.
6/30/2008 · I was wondering if anything in the movie 10,000 BC was historically accurate . Was there really an advanced civilization that built an immense city so long ago? Which parts of the movie are accurate , and which parts are fantasized? If anyone has seen this movie, or knows a lot about world history, please, I wish to be able to distinguish the difference between fact and fiction.
Steven Strait, Camilla Belle, Cliff Curtis, Joel Virgel, Affif Ben Badra, 2012, One Million Years B.C.
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