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Friday, March 7, 2008 12:00 AM

"10,000 BC" and the prehistoric epic

Stephanie Zacharek and Matt Singer consider furkinis and the joy of re-creating the past.

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Friday, March 7, 2008 01:14 PM

You Salon editors still haven't nailed down the "multiple message boards" problem

There is a separate message board for the Video Dog video and the Beyond the Multiplex video. Yet it's the same video!

All you would have to do to make one central message board is change the "post comment"/"read comments" links on one of the videos so it linked people to the other message board.

You should fix this, it's redundant.

—Xrandadu Hutman Read Xrandadu Hutman's other letters

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Saturday, March 8, 2008 05:40 PM

Not quite accurate.

I was reading a review of the movie and while it doesn't have the whole "man and dinosaur" thing, it still admits to not being historically accurate. The obviously Egyptian style evil empire guys are about 7 centuries off. Not to mention wooly mammoths are a bit... wooly to be workin' in deserts. But overall, I'm still thoroughly lookin' forward to it.

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