As historical fiction, "10,000 B.C." is probably a dollop less accurate than "The Other Boleyn Girl" and a pinch more on the mark than "The Flintstones." As over-the-top spectacle, it doesn't quite match the powerful popcorn standards of director Roland
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The mammoths are wooly, the humans are shaggy and the cliches are thick in Roland Emmerich's "10,000 B.C." The cheesy prehistoric epic might have been fun if anyone involved displayed the slightest sense of humor. D'Leh (an uncharismatic Steven Strait) grows up in a camp of hunters and gatherers who live in lodges constructed of mammoth bones on a snowy mountainside. His people wear skins, grow
Anyone who thinks they don't make 'em like they used to will be glad to discover "10,000 B.C." The movie is a simple, old-style adventure. But for every well-thrown spear, there are 10,000 moments that have all the gracefulness of a woolly mammoth stampede.
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Jeff Ferrell held North Myrtle Beach to two hits to lead Laney, N.C., (3-1), to a 4-3 victory on Thursday. Steven Gerardi drove in two runs on a deep sacrifice fly for North Myrtle Beach (1-3), which cut a 4-0 deficit in half, but couldn't draw closer. North Myrtle Beach000Â 100Â 2-3Â 2Â 1
From the national newsroom of The Canadian Press, Here's what's hot on TV tonight As if their lives couldn't get any crazier, the playboy plastic surgeons on the drama "Nip/Tuck" on C-T-V tonight film a reality show about their careers.
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