An animated introduction to the theory of evolution..
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Short answer: Yes, but only if you view it as a piece of living history. This film is for the visual archaeologist and the animation student who wants to see the blueprint of modern special effects. It is absolutely not for the casual viewer seeking high-octane action or modern scientific accuracy.Watching Fifty Millio...

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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

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"Short answer: Yes, but only if you view it as a piece of living history. This film is for the visual archaeologist and the animation student who wants to see the blueprint of modern special effects. It is absolutely not for the casual viewer seeking high-octane action or modern scientific accuracy.Watching Fifty Million Years Ago in the modern era is akin to reading a dusty, leather-bound encyclopedia. You don't do it for the latest data; you do it to understand how we once perceived the world. ..."

