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* {{Narm}}: Most, if not all of the film. Special mention goes to the scene where the blind albino man gives D'Leh some exposition about the Almighty. The man's appearance, couple with his squeaky voice led to entire theaters howling with laughter during what is supposed to be a serious scene.

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Most, if not all of the film. Special mention goes to the scene where the blind albino man gives D'Leh some exposition about the Almighty. The man's appearance, couple with his squeaky voice led to entire theaters howling with laughter during what is supposed to be a serious scene.scene.
** The ''Smilodon'' would be a lot more threatening/awe-inspiring if it didn't have a ridiculously oversized head that makes it look like a giant kitten or a bobblehead.
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Claiming organization and one particular culture being lost as being worse then slavery is a rather poor excuse for claiming it's not actually good.


* EsotericHappyEnding: The False God is killed... taking with himself all his knowledge and organisation of society, with humanity left with nothing and what's left of his culture being burned down. The true irony is, the evil things he did are a natural part of Bronze Age, slave-backed palace economy, so all his death achieves is making sure Neolith lasts few thousand years longer with zero benefit for anyone. And ''then'', once Bronze Age starts, everything will repeat itself anyway.
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* SpecialEffectFailure: The only effects that even work are the Mammoths. Special mention should go to the fall of the pyramid in the climax, which is especially ConspicuousCG and, for some reason, the frame rate drops noticeably.

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* SpecialEffectFailure: The only effects that even work are the Mammoths. Special mention should go to the fall of the pyramid in the climax, which is especially ConspicuousCG conspicuous, and, for some reason, the frame rate drops noticeably.
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fixing lack of link


* Narm: Most, if not all of the film. Special mention goes to the scene where the blind albino man gives D'Leh some exposition about the Almighty. The man's appearance, couple with his squeaky voice led to entire theaters howling with laughter during what is supposed to be a serious scene.

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* Narm: {{Narm}}: Most, if not all of the film. Special mention goes to the scene where the blind albino man gives D'Leh some exposition about the Almighty. The man's appearance, couple with his squeaky voice led to entire theaters howling with laughter during what is supposed to be a serious scene.
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* Narm: Most, if not all of the film. Special mention goes to the scene where the blind albino man gives D'Leh some exposition about the Almighty. The man's appearance, couple with his squeaky voice led to entire theaters howling with laughter during what is supposed to be a serious scene.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The False God is killed... taking with himself all his knowledge and organisation of society, with humanity left with nothing and what's left of his culture being burned down. The true irony is, the evil things he did are natural part of Bronze Age, slave-backed palace economy, so all his death achieves is making sure Neolith lasts few thousand years longer with zero benefit for anyone. And ''then'', once Bronze Age starts, everything will repeat itself anyway.

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* EsotericHappyEnding: The False God is killed... taking with himself all his knowledge and organisation of society, with humanity left with nothing and what's left of his culture being burned down. The true irony is, the evil things he did are a natural part of Bronze Age, slave-backed palace economy, so all his death achieves is making sure Neolith lasts few thousand years longer with zero benefit for anyone. And ''then'', once Bronze Age starts, everything will repeat itself anyway.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The False God is killed... taking with himself all his knowledge and organisation of society, with humanity left with nothing and what's left of his culture being burned down. The true irony is, the evil things he did are natural part of Bronze Age, slave-backed palace economy, so all his death achieves is making sure Neolith lasts few thousand years longer. Of course, it's only esoteric from the perspective of the future, you cant expect slaves to be okay with slavery because it'll benefit civilization in the long run, thousands of years after they were worked to death.

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* EsotericHappyEnding: The False God is killed... taking with himself all his knowledge and organisation of society, with humanity left with nothing and what's left of his culture being burned down. The true irony is, the evil things he did are natural part of Bronze Age, slave-backed palace economy, so all his death achieves is making sure Neolith lasts few thousand years longer. Of course, it's only esoteric from the perspective of the future, you cant expect slaves to be okay longer with slavery because it'll zero benefit civilization in the long run, thousands of years after they were worked to death. for anyone. And ''then'', once Bronze Age starts, everything will repeat itself anyway.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The False God is killed... taking with himself all his knowledge and organisation of society, with humanity left with nothing and what's left of his culture being burned down. The true irony is, the evil things he did are natural part of Bronze Age, slave-backed palace economy, so all his death achieves is making sure Neolith lasts few thousand years longer.

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* EsotericHappyEnding: The False God is killed... taking with himself all his knowledge and organisation of society, with humanity left with nothing and what's left of his culture being burned down. The true irony is, the evil things he did are natural part of Bronze Age, slave-backed palace economy, so all his death achieves is making sure Neolith lasts few thousand years longer. Of course, it's only esoteric from the perspective of the future, you cant expect slaves to be okay with slavery because it'll benefit civilization in the long run, thousands of years after they were worked to death.
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Renamed some tropes.


* AwesomeMusic: The score by Harold Kloser and Thomas Wander is probably the only good thing about this film.

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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The score by Harold Kloser and Thomas Wander is probably the only good thing about this film.



* SpecialEffectsFailure: The only effects that even work are the Mammoths. Special mention should go to the fall of the pyramid in the climax, which is especially ConspicuousCGI and, for some reason, the frame rate drops noticeably.

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* SpecialEffectsFailure: SpecialEffectFailure: The only effects that even work are the Mammoths. Special mention should go to the fall of the pyramid in the climax, which is especially ConspicuousCGI ConspicuousCG and, for some reason, the frame rate drops noticeably.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The False God is killed... taking with himself all his knowledge and organisation of society, with humanity left with nothing and what's left of his culture being burned down. The true irony is, the evil things he did are natural part of Bronze Age, slave-backed palace economy, so all his death achieves is making sure Neolith lasts few thousand years longer.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: The only effects that even work are the Mammoths.

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* SpecialEffectsFailure: The only effects that even work are the Mammoths. Special mention should go to the fall of the pyramid in the climax, which is especially ConspicuousCGI and, for some reason, the frame rate drops noticeably.
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* NightmareFuel: The Attack of the Terror Birds. Just think what it must be like to stand in that tall grass, unable to see anything around you, and then suddenly realize you're being stalked by stealthy predators, you can't see where they're coming from, and any attempt to move could lead you closer to your death.

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* NightmareFuel: The Attack of the Terror Birds. Just think what it must be like to stand in that tall grass, unable to see anything around you, and then suddenly realize you're being stalked by stealthy predators, you can't see where they're coming from, and any attempt to move could lead you closer to your death. On top of that, the things hunting you are ten feet tall.
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Cut trope.


* TheyJustDidntCare: Averted in that the filmmakers already knew they weren't making a historically accurate movie. The idea of the movie being set in "10,000 B.C." was merely a promotional/selling point for dramatic purposes.

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* CriticalResearchFailure: Averted in that the filmmakers already knew they weren't making a historically accurate movie. The idea of the movie being set in "10,000 B.C." was merely a promotional/selling point for dramatic purposes.


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* TheyJustDidntCare: Averted in that the filmmakers already knew they weren't making a historically accurate movie. The idea of the movie being set in "10,000 B.C." was merely a promotional/selling point for dramatic purposes.
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* AwesomeMusic: The score by Harold Kloser and Thomas Wander is probably the only good thing about this film.
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* UncannyValley: Whose bright idea was it to give [[CamillaBelle the half-Brazilian chick]] blue eyes?

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YMMV is about what people think, not what they should think.


* SoBadItsGood: Well, half-way... You should only see this movie if you're planning to laugh at its many, many, many errors. Otherwise, don't bother.
** Or if you like cool and don't care about accuracy.

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* SoBadItsGood: Well, half-way... You should Many people only see this movie if you're planning to laugh at its many, many, many errors. Otherwise, don't bother.
** Or if you like cool and don't care about
Though others see it as deliberately invoking RuleOfCool over any historical accuracy.
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* SoBadItsGood: Well, half-way... You should only see this movie if you're planning to laugh at its many, many, Many errors. Otherwise, don't bother.

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* SoBadItsGood: Well, half-way... You should only see this movie if you're planning to laugh at its many, many, Many many errors. Otherwise, don't bother.
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Updated to meet new Nightmare Fuel criteria.


* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: The Attack of the Terror Birds. Just think what it must be like to stand in that tall grass, unable to see anything around you, and then suddenly realize you're being stalked by stealthy predators, you can't see where they're coming from, and any attempt to move could lead you closer to your death.

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* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: NightmareFuel: The Attack of the Terror Birds. Just think what it must be like to stand in that tall grass, unable to see anything around you, and then suddenly realize you're being stalked by stealthy predators, you can't see where they're coming from, and any attempt to move could lead you closer to your death.
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* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: The Attack of the Terror Birds. Just think what it must be like to stand in that tall grass, unable to see anything around you, and then suddenly realizing you're being stalked by stealthy predators, you can't see where they're coming from, and any attempt to move could lead you closer to your death.

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* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: The Attack of the Terror Birds. Just think what it must be like to stand in that tall grass, unable to see anything around you, and then suddenly realizing realize you're being stalked by stealthy predators, you can't see where they're coming from, and any attempt to move could lead you closer to your death.
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* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: The Attack of the Terror Birds. Just think what it must be like to stand in that tall grass, unable to see anything around you, and then suddenly realizing you're being stalked by stealthy predators, you can't see where they're coming from, and any attempt to move could lead you closer to your death.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Creator/RolandEmmerich's specialty.

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* CriticalResearchFailure: Creator/RolandEmmerich's specialty.Averted in that the filmmakers already knew they weren't making a historically accurate movie. The idea of the movie being set in "10,000 B.C." was merely a promotional/selling point for dramatic purposes.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: RolandEmmerich's specialty.

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* CriticalResearchFailure: RolandEmmerich's Creator/RolandEmmerich's specialty.
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dewikifying Blue Eyes (it is a disambiguation page that has been turned into five distinct tropes. If one of those tropes fit, add them in)


* UncannyValley: Whose bright idea was it to give [[CamillaBelle the half-Brazilian chick]] {{blue eyes}}?

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* UncannyValley: Whose bright idea was it to give [[CamillaBelle the half-Brazilian chick]] {{blue eyes}}?blue eyes?
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: The only effects that even work are the Mammoths.
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* UncannyValley: Whose bright idea was it to give [[CamillaBelle the half-Brazilian chick]] {{blue eyes}}?

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