Paleontologist Dr. Rick Marshall (Will Ferrell) creates a machine that takes him to a parallel universe of dinosaurs and other fantastic creatures.
Dinosaurs have always been some of children’s favorite characters--and so has Will Ferrell!--so the movie's sexist remarks and actions seem particularly out of place and offensive. Sure, tweens may find them funny, especially when a primitive ape-man continually grabs and holds on to a woman's breasts, but they're inappropriate for the young audience to whom the movie is being marketed. Consider bringing the family to another theater, and letting this movie get lost among the higher-quality summer blockbusters.
This movie is intended for older children.
This movie is intended for older children.
This movie is intended for older children.
Although tweens (and younger kids) will enjoy much of the dinosaur action, it's not worth enduring lines the moviemakers could have--and should have--resisted, like when Marshall and another man enjoy touching the vibrating walls of a pyramid and agree that their female colleague "should sit on it."
