The concept of the modern-day world turning into overrun by genetically engineered dinosaurs is barely however so alarming as a result of, on the finish of the day, they’re simply animals who most likely aren’t well-suited to outlive on the planet because it presently exists. But the state of affairs in Sony’s upcoming sci-fi survival thriller 65 from co-directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods is way, much more unsettling because it flings people from the distant future into the prehistoric previous and leaves them with nothing however their wits (and some weapons) to battle towards T. rexes.
65 tells the story of pilot Mills (Adam Driver) and his passenger Koa (Ariana Greenblatt) because the pair battle to outlive on what at first seems to be an alien planet after their spaceship collides with an asteroid, forcing it to crash-land. For all of their superior know-how and information of interplanetary, neither Mills nor Koa have a strong understanding of the place they’re as they first start to discover the unusual, new planet with its lush forests and surprisingly breathable air. But as raptors and different dinosaurs start to smell the people out, it turns into clear to them that they’ve one way or the other ended up on Earth because it existed 65 million years in the past — a prospect that’s much more terrifying than the truth that creatures that must be extinct are attempting to hunt them down.
65’s teaser trailer makes it laborious to inform how briskly and free the film’s going to play with its depiction of the Cretaceous Period, however the raptor featured right here doesn’t precisely appear to be the species thought to have lived during the era. Of course, these varieties of films are supposed to be entertaining slightly than involved about historic accuracy, and what’s most likely going to finish up figuring out 65’s success is whether or not there’s extra of a twist to its story than this primary trailer’s letting on.
65 hits theaters on January tenth, 2023.
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