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Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 88 minutes
Genre: Comedy
Directors: Herschel Faber
Writers: Herschel Faber
Casts: Alex Veadov, Chasty Ballesteros, Camilla Belle, Kenny Wormald, Alexis Knapp, Zuleyka Silver, Jason Patric, Chriselle Almeida, Chad Michael Murray, Skylar Astin, Dayo Okeniyi, Jordan Monaghan
IMDB: Cavemen (2013)
Ratings: 
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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The Dissolve -
In a movie like this, where plot points are practically an aside, the characters’ depth and the dialogue quality are what give it potentially memorable zing. Cavemen is not only zingless, it practically pulls a muscle attempting to generate some.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Cavemen has absolutely nothing fresh to say about its subject, and its tired genre conventions wouldn’t pass muster on a Fox sitcom.
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Village Voice -
A tiresome film that itself knows nothing but other rom-com plots.
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New York Post -
A dismal rom-com for dudes that makes the average beer commercial look nuanced and plot-heavy.
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Slant Magazine -
Cavemen is an apt title considering how the sensibility and maturity of the film's characters don't seem to have developed beyond primal, alpha-man impulses.
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Cavemen (2013)
"Cavemen" is a comedic film with a slight edge of drama revolving around the lives of somewhat single, somewhat unemployed guys living in a warehouse converted to living quarters in the 'Arts District' of Downtown Los Angeles, California they are toiling adulthood and realities of love.
Cavemen (2013)
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 88 minutes
Genre: Comedy
Directors: Herschel Faber
Writers: Herschel Faber
Casts: Alex Veadov, Chasty Ballesteros, Camilla Belle, Kenny Wormald, Alexis Knapp, Zuleyka Silver, Jason Patric, Chriselle Almeida, Chad Michael Murray, Skylar Astin, Dayo Okeniyi, Jordan Monaghan
IMDB: Cavemen (2013)
Storyline
"Cavemen" is a comedic film with a slight edge of drama revolving around the lives of somewhat single, somewhat unemployed guys living in a warehouse converted to living quarters in the 'Arts District' of Downtown Los Angeles, California they are toiling adulthood and realities of love.
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Reviews
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The Dissolve -
In a movie like this, where plot points are practically an aside, the characters’ depth and the dialogue quality are what give it potentially memorable zing. Cavemen is not only zingless, it practically pulls a muscle attempting to generate some.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Cavemen has absolutely nothing fresh to say about its subject, and its tired genre conventions wouldn’t pass muster on a Fox sitcom.
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Village Voice -
A tiresome film that itself knows nothing but other rom-com plots.
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New York Post -
A dismal rom-com for dudes that makes the average beer commercial look nuanced and plot-heavy.
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Slant Magazine -
Cavemen is an apt title considering how the sensibility and maturity of the film's characters don't seem to have developed beyond primal, alpha-man impulses.
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"Cavemen" is a comedic film with a slight edge of drama revolving around the lives of somewhat single, somewhat unemployed guys living in a warehouse converted to living quarters in the 'Arts District' of Downtown Los Angeles, California they are toiling adulthood and realities of love.
"Cavemen" is a comedic film with a slight edge of drama revolving around the lives of somewhat single, somewhat unemployed guys living in a warehouse converted to living quarters in the 'Arts District' of Downtown Los Angeles, California they are toiling adulthood and realities of love.
"Cavemen" is a comedic film with a slight edge of drama revolving around the lives of somewhat single, somewhat unemployed guys living in a warehouse converted to living quarters in the 'Arts District' of Downtown Los Angeles, California they are toiling adulthood and realities of love.
"Cavemen" is a comedic film with a slight edge of drama revolving around the lives of somewhat single, somewhat unemployed guys living in a warehouse converted to living quarters in the 'Arts District' of Downtown Los Angeles, California they are toiling adulthood and realities of love.