What did you think of the ending?

This didn’t explain the ending it just told us the movie from beginning to end.

I really enjoyed it. Couldn't care less for the bad reviews. I thought it would be Adam Driver fighting dinosaurs while trying to get home and that's what it was. I also really liked Koa. She wasn't just the helpless kid we get so often in movies. She and Mills worked together and protected each other, which was great.

The dead bodies of the colonists left behind made me think of panspermia theory.

The quadrupedal "dinosaur" doesn't appear to be a dinosaur. I think it's a Postosuchus, which pre-dated dinosaurs by some millions of years. But it's 5 times the size of the actual animal. Maybe the movie hypothesizes that it persisted all the way to 65 million years and evolved larger size, but we simply didn't find their fossils. Hard to explain why no fossils of that creature survived when we've found the remains of the T. rex which looks smalller. Also hard to explain how two apex predators could coexist in the same econiche. Maybe the rex, despite being smaller, outcompeted it which is why it was rare and we haven't found its fossils.

It left me snoozing, that's for sure.

My friend rented out a theater room to watch this movie. Needless to say, it was the best group nap ever

I believe that distant planet they are from is known as Florida

Umm..no. They're not human at all. It specifically stated at the beginning that they were a different civilisation, and it named them as well. Although they're a humanoid civilisation that has the metric system millions of years before it ever came to us. But that must be coincidence, or a minor bit of sloppy writing. I enjoyed the film though. It was alright for what it was.

He showed what she meant to him, when the little tunnel in the cave collapsed. The film was okay I didn't like that they couldn't even communicate it really had a slow pace IMO

Actually, this film does not take place in the past from Mills' point of view. It's HIS present, 65 million years ago. The planet he's from, Somaris, is in another star system located in another quadrant of the milky way. in other words, Mills and his race was around 65 million years BEFORE humanity actually showed up on earth. That being said, this was an absolutely fantastic film that I've watch several times already

Could be made into a TV series.

So what happened in the ending, u have wasted whole video reading the plot but never the ending...he escapes and dinos died. Thats all!! Explained in 2 secs.

They’re from Somaris… It was clearly stated in the beginning!

i'm sorry it's not the future meets the past, it's the past meets the past. they are from another planet how has no idea what a dino is.

Reminds me of After Earth’s plot

Great movie! Loved it! Wished it was longer though!

well this cleared some things up because i thought they were humans that travelled back in time some how 😆so i was confused on how rescue came for them

Wouldve been better without the girl, had more people alive, to later on, die, faster pace, this movie dragged at times, i give it a 5 or 6 of 10, needed more dino, people interaction, action.

That summary sounded like a 4th grader doing a book report after watching the movie instead of reading the book...

I think Adam Driver just likes to run. He ran to school, runs in commercials, and now, runs from dinosaurs. The End.

Long haul truck/bus driver is away from home trying to earn a living and make enough to save his sick daughter. She dies anyway while his employer has him away on a dangerous route. After the truck breaks down in Timbuktu, he’s ready to just end it (divorced/estranged wife not even worth trying to return to). The only reason he keeps on is to save a kid that reminds him of his own. The end of the Cretaceous simply provides a known backdrop of hazards and a deadline. I suspect the tone struck with a lot of guys, even if it wasn’t exactly what was billed.

Was their "species" giant in comparison, to ours? Those raptors seem small. IDK. It was a thought that struck me during the screening.

End credits made me think just insignificant we all are in the grand scheme of things

I feel like they should have hidden the fact that it's set in the past. That would have had a greater impact on the audience.

Didnt the astroid that killed the dinos land in the mexican gulf??

Thinking I’ll still go see it at the theater

Great movie!

I found the movie very good but the scenes before the credits when is shown how the earth evolves the very last one was very strange.

Wow i totally missed all of that. I thought they were regular but future humans that somehow time looped during the ship wreckage. 🤯

so he's doing a film called 'farrari' during the credits of the film they should make him older and have matt and chris in the background

65 was amazing movie with plenty of actions and a lot of different dinosaur 🦕 🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦕🛸🛸excellent movie a fantastic ending to amazing movie

They should have had the 65 million tag at the end, not the beginning. It should have been 65 Million and then counted down as the Earth changed until it came up to current dates.

Really? I never got the premise he was from another planet! Just saw it last night!

2:20 - "Cataclasmic" destruction? Hah-hah-hahah!!!

I thought it was a time travel movie the entire time, and didn't realize that they were aliens until the end.

What happen to the first survivor rescued?

This story line was stolen from the Turok game!

I enjoyed it. Could lead to an interesting sequel or even prequel.

that is amazing blocbuster off 2023 for sure i like this movie ia m sucker for any dinosaur movie and 65 is mine cup off tea for sure

Lol, I think someone is drunk over at looper. You forgot the part where you explain the ending. 😂😂😂

Maybe the crash and pods survived somehow to boost the evolve

Good movie but still confused. Did they somehow time travel? If so,how would they get rescued? So many unanswered questions

I walked towards the end. The short line in the bathroom took priority. Snooz fest ,right? Thanx for ending explanation.

So it’s The Last of Us with dino’s… Hell yes lol.

I was excited for this movie because I grew up watching Jurassic Park and have always loved dinosaur movies and I’ve been waiting for another movie that portrays dinosaurs the way they should be. I was somewhat disappointed in the movie but then at other points enjoyed it.

I thought that they time-traveled but I was wrong, but still so many things didn’t make sense. Why was a helpless girl on the space ship in the first place?

So basically a The Last of Us with Dinosaurs?

I really liked this movie

I loved this movie. Will be buying it.

Still don’t understand the end… When the credits appeared, I was like 😳😳😳😳 what??? And then what???

didnt explain the ending at all... my theory was that the dead passengers were somehow not dead and somehow survived the meteor and thus started humanoid civilization on Earth.

When does it tell us that they've landed on the earth 65 million years ago, I must have missed that bit. All I saw is then crash landing on a planet, nothing else. The dinosaurs aren't even dinosaurs, they're just monsters.

If you need the end of this movie explained, you shouldn’t be allowed on the internet yet.

Actually, the movie translate what were they were saying in English only for the audience

The future didn’t collide with the past they were both the past

I did enjoy the movie for what it was. But I had hoped for a less Hollywood style dinosaurs. They were all vicious monsters that had no color and didn’t behave like animals but like Dino terminators. I had hoped for very colorful dinosaurs, a wide variety of beautiful creatures. And not all meat eaters A set that draws you into this aw inspiring world. That’s both dangerous but breathtaking. So at the end you feel the loss of world that was just destroyed. And that the dinosaurs behaved a bit more like normal predators, curious, hunting behavior, sometimes completely uninterested because they aren’t hungry and. Like a T. rex deciding the dead T. rex is an easier meal than chasing Adam driver who has a laser rifle.

-I Am To Wonder… Did Some Pods Actually Survive & “Make” Human Civilization On Earth 🤷🏾‍♂️ *sorta hints at it 🤏🏾*

As the astronaut's ship careenet towarts the unknown planet, his heart racet with fear and excitement. He had trained for years for this mission, but he never expected to crash land on an alien world. As he stumbled out of the wreckage, he looked around in wonder at the strange, beautiful landscape. But his awe quickly turned to shock when he saw her - a stunning, otherworldly creature with eyes like the sdars. They were from different worlds, but as they gazed at each other, they knew they had found something rare and special. Together, they explored the planet, learning each other's languages and falling deeply in love. And when the astronaut eventually returned home, he knew he would never forget the incredible adventure and love he had found on that mysterious planed.

É impressionante um bando de nerd fazendo brain storm faz histórias de enredo melhor doque Marvel Disney atual

i think for me this movie was great and unique mills and koa are human aliens from another planet it was 65 million years ago accidentally they crash on earth where co incidentally dinos extinction from earth will occur and begun the human earthlings.

The ending scene was a bit confusing to me as I thought it might have been important (since all the Marvel movie ending scenes tell us important info), at least in some way, but it just wasn't. I understood that this was a movie where future technology people were crash-landing on our Earth when it had dinosaurs. We see the end of the dinos, the changing of earth environment, then the development of a nearby small, modern Human city. They should have shown the crash wreckage of the ship under the soil being discovered by some modern construction crew. That would have been more interesting and provoked a lot more questions. Will mankind now venture forth into the universe to find the builders of this craft and discover what happened to their civilization? Cool sequel idea, in my opinion. Did anyone here see the Underwater movie starring Kristen Stewart in 2020? If you watch the trailer, then you saw the movie. If you went to see that movie in the theaters or online, then you basically saw the Director's Vastly Extended Special length cut of that movie. The same can be said for this 65 movie, or as I call it, 65 Million. If you saw the trailer of this movie, then you saw the actual movie. If you went to see the 65 movie in theaters like I did tonight, then you basically saw the Director's Vastly Extended Special Length Cut of it. Now, don't get me wrong. There's positive aspects of this movie. Here they are: 1.) I didn't walk out after seeing the movie thinking it stank like a decaying piece of road kill. 2.) The plot was believable/understandable, and I didn't see any plot holes going on. 3.) Nice scenery depicting ancient Earth, nothing standing out as bad, no extras or Starbucks coffee cups being left where the audience can see them, etc. 4.) The special effects were solid/good, nothing standing out in my ignorant mind as bad or cheesy. Good job, digital drones! 5.) The technology props were a believable aspect of the movie. I could see our civilization using stuff like that in the future. Good job, prop people! 6.) The performances of Adam Driver and his female co-star were superb, in my opinion. I really believed like these people/characters were going through a VERY dangerous and terrifying life or death situation. Kudos to both of them! You guys did solid, fine work! Be proud! Because of all the good aspects mentioned above, I am giving this movie 2.5 out of 5 stars. Here's the bad part of the movie for me: Now that I have seen it, I have absolutely no desire to ever bother seeing it again. I was also wondering why in the world I was the only person in that entire movie theater watching the film, but I can't hold the productions, directors, and cast entirely responsible for that given all people have free-will and may choose simply not to go see a movie on Monday night like I did. There it is, my two cents.

Liked it but felt it could have gone in a different direction..

The dinosaurs werent accurate... And the place where the asteroid hit was a shallow sea...

The ending doesn’t need to be explained.

Good movie , didn't like the end though , it's like incomplete, like is going to b a second part .

Its crazy that some of this tech can be made at any time. using AI help and implementing it into a food container to identify if food is edible is so possible.

Watching this video is 1.75x and thank me later 😅

Seems like this video dragged on and on

never heard of this movie

How did they happened to be in Earth past?

This movie was such a missed opportunity. It wasted the premise. It never benefited from the idea that it's Earth 65 mya. The plot is so simple that it could've been any other planet with CGI creatures. Why Earth? They could've made it so that it's Humans from the future who get caught in a wormhole Planet of the apes style and thrust into the past. The protagonist thinks he's on an alien planet only to slowly find out that it's Earth. The title could still be 65 but mislead the audience that it's called that way because he's carrying 65 passengers. Also don't reveal the Dinosaurs in the trailer, keep them ambiguous until you watch the movie. And have the ending be a twist that the reasons Humans exist on Earth is because the characters are our great ancestors or left a remnant of their DNA. Things like that would have made the movie way more interesting than a basic crash landing and get to the ship. There's no reason why it should be Earth other than "Cool, Dinosaurs."

This is really bad. Like not Rian Johnson bad, not Last Jedi bad, but bad nonetheless. So many things didn't follow logic, or make sense. And why would you need any of this explained, this story is so blandly basic a 5 year old could understand the complexities, or lack there of. It's hard to believe you can produce something this bad with a co-writer. There's a story here that could have been interesting, but did no one watch the rough cuts and notice how bad the dialogue is? And how the actions the characters take make no sense in the context of the situations. This movie was in desperate need of a script doctor.

Read Graham Hancock's Fingerprints of The Gods.

It’s not future meets past it’s past meets past

the gal narrarating the video should have talked during the movie

what you just explained is the movie lol no need to see the movie... I went to see the movie and i wish i wanted to see this video first. 😁

space last of us?

Is nobody Gonna say it?? Look great movie but I understand that he wasn’t from earth and Koa was from earth…she wasn’ta survivor on his ship or they would’ve spoken the same language…he met her on earth lied to her about her parents and basically took her with him and left the planet with her…that’s kidnapping…true he saved her from the asteroid but she was looking for her parents..so I’m guessing in part two they’ll show him impregnate koa and start another race of people on earth…or did he take her back to his planet? Either way his planet after the dust settled on earth im sure they’d come back to this breathable habitat and rebuild here🤷🏽‍♂️Hmm is that what actually happened here 65million years ago?? White mancame here and kidnapped an earthling female child and created his own race of beings on the planet?? In reality he probably didn’t find his ship and leave earth…he took koa into the caucus mountains in Russia and knocked her up….thus we have asians and caucasians on the planet now

Catyclasmic? What?

Boooooring movie

literally nothing happened in this movie...i dont like the kid (SO CONVENIENTLY nosy 🙄), i dont like that he thought he would lie to her when they couldnt even understand each other in the first place, and then thinkg 'telling the truth' will fix everything (HELLO YOU GUYS DONT UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER IDIOT) and then she obviously graduated from the VIN DIESEL school of acting because all she says is 'FAMILY FAMILY FAMILY' - my god, it was so boring.... i dont usually fall asleep on a Friday at 7PM but this movie really did not help lmao - this is very obviously a movie made during covid lmao

Jurassic World is supior

So bad! 💥🦕🦖

Meh.

That girl was annoying!

Just like the movie I fast forwarded this video aswell and it was just as boring