ray bradbury and run and hide. this tacky film version of his short story from the 1950s about time travel and the effect it might have on de evolution is not well known from the theatrical run (did it have one. ) and exists now as a dvd on the shelves released during a slow week. what looks to be a fancy sci fi thriller form the opening scenes quickly fools us as the computer generated graphics are re run unaltered throughout a film that is supposed to be about different trips back in time where a major company sells macho guys in 2055 the chance to hunt dinosaurs by paying exorbitant fees to travel back in time to prehistoric jungles. one slip of the foot or butterfly while on one of these ventures and the course of evolution is altered with resultant time waves rolling over the planet changing everything to man eating plants and beasties. of course there is a pretty damsel who knows how to reverse the process and a hunky man to risk his life to act on her orders and everything is eventually ok. yes and that is the story. and the most surprising fact about this poorly scripted and abysmally acted mess of a film is that it attracted some fine talent to portray the comic book flat characters. edward burns (all buff and hunky) is our hero du jour and ben kingsley is the requisite bad corporate guy sporting a ridiculous white wig and catherine mccormack is the know it all woman creator and and wilfried hochholdinger as an evil one  all are superb actors and should have known better than to align with this flop. and the saddest thing is that for those who like this genre of sci fi monster thrillers the creative department sold out with some of the corniest animation to hit the screen in a long time. a must miss. grady harp. 
ray bradbury and run and hide. this tacky film version of his short story from the 1950s about time travel and the effect it might have on de evolution is not well known from the theatrical run (did it have one. ) and exists now as a dvd on the shelves released during a slow week. what looks to be a fancy sci fi thriller form the opening scenes quickly fools us as the computer generated graphics are re run unaltered throughout a film that is supposed to be about different trips back in time where a major company sells macho guys in 2055 the chance to hunt dinosaurs by paying exorbitant fees to travel back in time to prehistoric jungles. one slip of the foot or butterfly while on one of these ventures and the course of evolution is altered with resultant time waves rolling over the planet changing everything to man eating plants and beasties. of course there is a pretty damsel who knows how to reverse the process and a hunky man to risk his life to act on her orders and everything is eventually ok. yes and that is the story. and the most surprising fact about this poorly scripted and abysmally acted mess of a film is that it attracted some fine talent to portray the comic book flat characters. edward burns (all buff and hunky) is our hero du jour and ben kingsley is the requisite bad corporate guy sporting a ridiculous white wig and catherine mccormack is the know it all woman creator and and wilfried hochholdinger as an evil one  all are superb actors and should have known better than to align with this flop. and the saddest thing is that for those who like this genre of sci fi monster thrillers the creative department sold out with some of the corniest animation to hit the screen in a long time. a must miss. grady harp. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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