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65 (2023)

65 million years ago, the only 2 survivors of a spaceship from Somaris that crash-landed on Earth, must fend off dinosaurs to reach the escape vessel in time before an imminent asteroid strike threatens to destroy the planet.

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Nobilis1984 15 Mar 2023

The attempt was there, but with the beautiful dinosaurs and good actors and actresses, you forgot that excitement and fresh ideas were also needed. The film quickly becomes boring and repetitive. You struggle through it too often.

Mauro_Lanari 07 May 2023

(Mauro Lanari) Raimi believed it was good and right to produce a prequel to "Jurassic Park" that exploited any cliché of survival movies and eliminated any logical plausibility. Experiment succeeded almost to perfection: sacrificing action, adventure, sci-fi, monster films in the name of family-friendly on the model of "The Road" (Hillcoat/McCarthy), no one will notice the screenwriters' strike.

BradMorgan 26 Mar 2023

The concept is known; two people who do not get along immediately have to move from point A to B. Yet it works again. The story is simple but personal. The emphasis is not on action but on the tension in the unknown world and the character development. In addition, the film is also very nice to see and hear due to the beautiful CGI and good sound design.

JLuis_001 10 Mar 2023

After the Star Wars trilogy in which he participated, I certainly did not expect Adam Driver to be involved in a production of this caliber again. Particularly when you consider the name he has been making for himself in recent years with more serious roles. What comes as a surprise to me is that he chose such an unexciting and uneventful story to get involved in the sci-fi genre again. Because even with such a basic script, this had enough elements to produce a funnier and more entertaining movie than the product these two directors ended up delivering. 65 is a film that clearly aims to be a bit more serious in tone than one might expect for a story like this and I have no problem with that, but the filmmakers seem to have overlooked that entertainment was key to going the extra mile. Adam Driver is clearly committed to his role, but the shortcomings of 65 pull the scales down, as it is clear that the film itself is not a half-baked failure, but it completely lacks the necessary elements to make it the epic it certainly dreamed of being.

John Nugent 10 Mar 2023

An old-fashioned disaster B-movie with a slickly presented sci-fi premise, 65 holds few surprises — but like Adam Driver’s resourceful, humane hero, it gets the job done. More dinosaurs, please, Hollywood!