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Wed Feb 20, 2008 — by Chris Ullrich
Brand New '10,000 B.C.' Trailer Hits the Net
A.K.A. Roland Emmerich's Mammoth Movie
I'm not sure what you think of director Roland Emmerich's previous films such as Independence Day, Stargate, The Day After Tomorrow or Godzilla, but I enjoyed them all. Well, at least the first two. But no matter your feelings about the director's earlier work, you gotta admit that his latest effort, the prehistoric adventure 10,000 B.C., looks pretty darn interesting -- judging by what we've seen so far.
Fortunately, you'll get another chance to find out if Emmerich's latest is for you because there's a new, just-released trailer for the film over at Yahoo movies. Chock full of action, explosions and plenty of giant CGI creatures, this movie looks like a great ride and this trailer only serves to peak my interest in the film even further.
The film, which features Omar Shariff as well as a cast of relative unknowns including Steve Strait, Camilla Belle, Cliff Curtis and Tim Barlow, tells the epic story of D'Leh (Straight) a young mammoth hunter and his journey through uncharted territory to secure the future of his tribe. Along the way he faces many challenges and pitfalls until finally, his very life is at stake during a massive fight to determine not only his future, but the future of everything he's ever known.
10,000 B.C. hits theaters November 30th.
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