I spent so much time trying to answer my family's questions about Megalodon, dinosaurs, thermoclines, the deep sea, water pressure, cephalopods, and the first movie, that I think I missed over half of this one.
Regardless, I'm perfectly fine with whatever sci-fi bullshit they need to come up with to have Megalodons still exist, and I'm fine with them just being represented as big great white sharks, but putting them in the Cretaceous is too much for me, and seeing…
It was really great how this tried to illustrate just how interconnected all life throughout the entire planet is.
I just found out about this movie earlier today by chance and I knew I had to see it because it features a Thylacoleo which happens to be one of my favourite prehistoric animals. Given that it came out 2 months prior and I was only now hearing of it, it didn't seem like it was going to be good but after watching the trailer it seemed like it'd at least be better than the standard set by Asylum which…
I think this movie led to the next generation of monster f*ckers.
