Fairy543 Terribly flawed plot line accompanied by horrendous CGI. I've seen better special effects in movies from the 80's. I recorded this movie for my 7 year old son because he loves dinosaurs and even he noticed loads of mistakes! We actually watched it right through to the end, we wanted to see how bad the ending was going to be!! True to form, the ending was as unbelievable as the rest of the movie. Because this movie was on TV I didn't see the DVD cover & man am I glad, I would have been a hell of a lot more disappointed than I already am, the cover is very very misleading. I wish I had read all the reviews on this site before attempting to waste my time on this awful awful movie!!!!

bulls96 Yes this movie looks good from the cover, a bit like Godzilla or Jurassic park 2 (both films 100 million times better than this) but the animations are TERRIBLE and you may think i'm over exaggerating but if you see the animations you would realise how i am being nice. I like dinosaur films which is why i wanted to watch this but even hardcore dino fans would struggle to watch past the meeting of the T-Rex this movie looks like it has come from 100 million BC before computer animation and before acting classes because the acting is so over exaggerated, it's a bit like when you were 4/5 and you played a game (me and my friends called it army)and you had toy guns and when you tried to copy good films you would pull strange faces and look around with a serious faces and lay on the ground and in a deep voice say "go on without me" but the acting in the film is way worse... if you want to learn how to over act this movie is overacting 101.this is just plain bad i wish i could give it -100 million/10

Erich Bennett This is why our economy is in the toilet; because people like Griff Hurst, weird first name by the way (the director of this movie in case you didn't know) are making these stupid, pointless, terrible, bad acting movies that are created by these people who you would expect from people with brain tumors.So basically in mid 20th century or something a group of scientists were experimenting with invisibility, but what happened is the machine sent them back in time. Now, you'd expect the people building this thing to be smart know what they're doing. OK, invisiblity has nothing to do with time travel. How the hell do you build something to make you invisible end up sending you back in time. "Oh there's the problem, the red wire isn't connected to the blue wire. Of course, we forgot to connect them and the invisibility machine turned into a time machine. We should of double checked." OK so anyway, 50 years later they decide to actually go back in time. And again they go to 100 million BC the time where dinosaurs aren't little plastic toys. No they will eat you.So they come back to current time whenever that is, and somehow there was a T-rex right next to them when they came back and now there's a T-rex in the 21st century.At that point I stopped watching the movie because well the movie was so bad that my brain will explode in a pink mist. But my guess on how it will end is either the old fashion America style way by having tank or an air force plane and blowing the dinosaur up or the corny way in which the scientists argue that they need to send it back in time to restore natural order.Now what would make this movie a little better is if all the dinosaurs were brought back and it was a fight for survival and the US army had to take down like 1000 dinosaurs. That would make the film more actiony. But with only one dinosaur it's like killing a person with a gun, just with a much bigger gun which is very easy to get.I have to say that this movie would look better in a donkey's ass than in my DVD player. So please, for the love of god do not see this movie. But for whatever reason you do, please shoot it after or better yet while you're watching it. I can't stress this enough.

mikey_themonkey I give movies like this (and fan-made Star Trek films) a 1 star rating. If they had a negative rating, I'd give that.I would have given it a 2 had Michael Gross not worn his glasses in such a "I'm way smarter and older than you", edge of his nose kind of way.I'd like to know where the people who were initially transported back got their furs. They must've found a whole bunch of mice and sewn their skins together to make a coat.So, a SEAL team goes back in time with nary more than the shirts on their back and minor caliber weaponry. No bullet-proof vests, no armor of any kind. Did they not see Jurassic Park? I mean, they went into a situation more well-prepared in Aliens and they got their butts kicked.