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Posted by: Steve on April 10, 2008 at 16:10:38

Primeval 2?

Posted by: djblack1313 on April 10, 2008 at 16:38:39

i'm bummed. this ISN'T coming to Seattle! i (like many others- thanx Wiensteins!) have been dying to see this for forever! i guess it's a DVD purchase for me.

Posted by: dont_bother on April 10, 2008 at 18:49:12

The worst film I have ever seen! Worst acting.... No suspense what so ever, cliche like a *****! Embarrassed by our Aussie actors who suck balls, they need more convincing that's for sure...

Posted by: Letdown on April 10, 2008 at 20:21:31

this guy got it right:

http://celluloidtongue.blogspot.com/2007/11/film-review-rogue.html

really disappointing film.

Posted by: KHW on April 10, 2008 at 23:37:39

NETFLIX IT

Posted by: Mindtrapp on April 12, 2008 at 12:57:22

what is the deal with all these croc movies. does someone know something I don't, like they are just preparing us for when all the crocs and aligators come and take over the food chain.

give it up already Hollywood. wasting money on this.

I guess we can look forward to the killer iguana and geckos next summer

Posted by: alex on April 12, 2008 at 14:23:35

How about actually coming up with an original monster once in a while? Jaws was good and all but that was a long time ago and this director is no spielburg. Crocodiles= not that scary.

Now an undead killer croc from hell sent to earth by Satan - now that is scary!

Posted by: tiptop on April 13, 2008 at 05:58:50

Well I was lucky enough to see this movie. It is not just another croc movie but a movie which has some horror, suspense and more importantly showed the contrast of the area. I found myself on the tour and what an experience. I have read and heard how difficult to the movie was to make and a tour de force for the actors so full compliments to the cast and crew - all of whom did their job excellently. There before our eyes we saw the incredibly majestic and beautiful scenery of the NT and then we witnessed the heat, saw the dust, the dense vegetation the insects and oh yes the biggest beast of them all the crocodile. I found myself thinking how I would react - would I be relatively calm and go into help mode (hope so) or would I be relatively calm and then reluctantly take the lead as the reluctant hero as Pete did (so well played by Michael Vartan) (not sure but I'd like to think that I would), would I be hysterical and a danger to all (hope not) or would I be belligerent and only look after myself and be a danger to all (definitely hope not), would I be a survivor? I hope I am never in that situation. At first I thought that the ending was a bit far fetched but just recently a couple were wading in a pool in the NT and a croc grabbed and mauled the lady and her partner jumped on the croc held it down and poked it in the eyes allowing him to free his partner!!! Crocs are extremely dangerous. So thank you Greg McLean for a wonderful experience, I hope people can see Rogue on the big screen where it belongs and that you continue to produce many more movies in accordance with your principles but please stay clear of those Weinstein people!

Posted by: Les on April 13, 2008 at 11:51:30

I don't belive for a minute this is bad. Plus, that poster looks really scary.

Posted by: Emo_Cupcake on April 13, 2008 at 17:17:02

I am going to have to agree wih some people that this movie old...as in, there are too many 'scary' movies where the main part ofthe horror come from somebody discovering some unknown island or village and being eaten by some overgrown reptile [king kong] or some seriously pissed off natives. The point being...this stuff isn't scary anymore..I mean why would a 'creature' that has eaten one thing for hundreds of years suddenly change their diet to humans? WE ARE THE TOP! [of the food chain that is]

Posted by: ajm on April 13, 2008 at 18:51:15

hey steve i doubt there is going to be a primeval 2 but it really makes you wonder if it is... so good comment

Posted by: BIILL JOHNSON on April 15, 2008 at 16:42:55

WHOA BABY!!!