Even though 10,000 BC was inaccurate I really enjoyed it. I thought the actors were very good and that the plot was actually pretty interesting. Yes, i do agree even night at the museum had more accurate historic info. :) (it's one of my personal favorites). But I really did like this movie. If you want an action adventure, this is the movie for you!

10,000 B.C. offers no compelling reason for parents to bring their children to see the movie about Cavemen in the Stone Age. Frankly, we derived more historical accuracy in A Night at the Museum. Instead, it's a melodramatic fable. The good news is cavemen didn't use curse words. The bad news is cavemen were brutal, however, 10,000 B.C. does an excellent job at keeping the actual points of impact off camera so you know what's going on without the graphic violence. As far as an epic tale with battles, it's handled as squeaky clean as possible. What is inriguing is how 10,000 B.C. shows how humans weren't necessarily always the top of the food chain and they had much to protect themselves from besides other people. If you do take your kids to see 10,000 B.C., a good activity would be to look up what was true of the time (like using slave labor to build the pyramids) and what was not (almost everything else). For 10 and older.