65

Um ótimo filme para assistir, com uma atuação e efeitos especiais bons. Mas o filme poderia ser melhor em relação ao drama, não tendo um desfecho específico e ao longo do filme não ter uma centralização, fazendo com que deixasse algumas lacunas.

Flat and predictable. Felt as though the filmmakers had lots of ideas and just kept throwing them at the movie without having the skill to either write or film them properly. The beats were flat. The dinosaurs looked ridiculous. The scares were non-existant. By the end I kind of wanted the characters to just die so the movie would be over.

It's just boring couldn't make it through the whole thing

It’s ok. It’s worth watching once

Not a amazing movie had lots of hype for this movie, very slowed paced and very boring the only good thing was the dinosaur scene overall not a great movie

I enjoyed the fantasy 'After Earth' kinda of feel. Story was a little slow, but found it quite refreshing. A good watch.

This movie would have been a huge hit in 1981. However, it seems a bit out of place for today's audience. It's not a bad movie for what it is, but it could have been so much more. I have no idea why they give away a major story detail at the very beginning of the film that could have been held to the end as a surprise...

So a spaceship travelling in outer space gets hits by meteors ... so it crashes on a planet with the pilot shouting 'I'm hit and going down'. It's a spaceship, not a Spitfire! From there the movie gets dafter.

Best movie I've ever seen, I hope that there will one day be a sequel called 66

The idea of aliens crash landing on earth 65 million years ago has SO MUCH potential, just to be wasted on whatever this was. If you're going to be specific about the where and when, then why not be accurate in the film? I was so excited when I saw a velociraptor at the right size for once, but then the rest of the movie mostly features made up dinosaurs, including 4 legged long-bodied goanna/croc/t-rex mutations of various sizes, and a cave-dwelling oviraptosaur twice the size of Adam Driver, running through a cave system Adam barely fit through... Not to mention that the [spoiler] "12 hours until impact" scenario should have meant that the visible comet would be on the other side of the planet at the time of impact. I'm not a scientist but I'm not an idiot either, as I'm sure most people aren't, by the look of these reviews. If you're gonna waste $45m on special effects, wouldn't it be the same amount of effort to make believable and interesting scenarios and dinosaurs?