Biotech firm Geneti-Sharp manage to bring very fake and silly looking dinosaurs back to life from DNA (Jurassic Park?), only for them to escape and cause havoc in Los Angeles. Very predictable, minimal plot with some seriously cheesy dialogue. I have seen worse CGI but it's still very cheap looking. No blood, gore or nudity so OK for younger viewers. Saw it free on TV, certainly not a film worth spending a single penny on.

you know what to expect when you watch a movie made by the Asylum, a low budget b movie in the sci-fi/horror genre with actors you don't know, with the occasional well known actor thrown in to surprise you.the well known actors this time around are Treat Williams and Ronny Cox, both looking well past their prime at this point in their careers, but i guess work is work when you have to put food on the table.it borrows heavily from Jurassic Park, with a genetics firm using dinosaur dna to create a flesh regenerating serum. needless to say, the dinosaurs break loose and rampage around the city, with Williams firefighter character trying to save his daughter from the carnage.the cg is subpar considering today's technology, but Asylum movies always move at a brisk pace with this one being no exception. so, if you want some mindless dinosaur mayhem, you could do worse.

To start off with any movie that has Treat Williams is going to be great or bad. He is in that elite class of actors that know how to make a bad movie into a Great Bad movie. Dean Cain and Casper Van Dien are also in the top 10. Age of Dinosars lacked nothing for being a great bad movie. Good CG, people you cared about. I'll never understand the people that review this type of movie based their expectations of it as one would do with Aliens or Jurassic Park. Great Bad movies are just that. Pure entertainment with enough slow spots to take a quick break. As for me and my humble option plus owning over 2000 bad movies this is one that I'll add to my collection. If you want to watch something that is going to enlighten, inform and scare you. Go find another movie to watch. But if you want something that the whole family can make fun of and have a good time it is the movie.

Using breakthrough flesh-regeneration technology, a biotech firm creates a set of living dinosaurs. But when the creatures escape their museum exhibit and terrorize Los Angeles, a former firefighter must rescue his teenage daughter from the chaos brought on by the Age of Dinosaurs.We have the benefit of a film starring Treat Williams ("Dead Heat") and Ronny Cox ("RoboCop"), but that is about the best thing you can say for this film. It is exactly what you expect, with such an obvious rip-off of "Jurassic Park" that I am surprised they even bothered to make it.If you like the cheese that comes out of the Asylum, feel free to check out this piece of work. If not, avoid it. There is no way I am going to try to convince anyone to see this turkey.