10,000 BC (8/10) Movie CLIP - Mammoth Stampede (2008) HD

[@subscribetoscp-173oritsnap5]

This is just basically the history channel during midnight

[@cosmicdude8282]

Yeah, but done well because the movie was entertaining and never claimed it was history accurate or a documentary

[@alexsanderpeter9281]

Diego: tell us a story. Manny: no Sid: come on Manny: I was a slave

[@tin6831]

alexsander peter lmao

[@satel8023]

alexsander peter ន

[@SidsCamp2]

Poor Manny

[@leehoongting2208]

lol

[@ottovonbismarckajaovb2486]

Wait manny a slave before he meet sid diego

[@jonathan-zo9nh]

Infinity war is the best crossover. This movie: Caveman's with African tribe on Egypt with wholly mammoths

[@retardedvelociraptor]

Imagine thinking a marvel movie is good LOL

[@cristhianramirez6939]

@@retardedvelociraptor Why can't a Marvel movie be good?

[@user-ww2rq9dd4q]

@@retardedvelociraptor imagine thinking a dc movie is good

[@user-ww2rq9dd4q]

@asian lee the comics will always be the best

[@ansonpang8468]

@@user-ww2rq9dd4q Imagine thinking the Dark Knight is bad.

[@michaelscott8900]

Director: let’s put mammoths in the desert with the pyramids at 10,000 BC Logic: am I a joke to you

[@Ivan-ow5xc]

"Most mammoth populations had died out by around 10,000 years ago although a small population of 500-1000 woolly mammoths lived on Wrangel Island in the Arctic until as recently as 1650 BC. This was approximately 1000 years after the pyramids at Giza were built." Some were alive.

[@chillmaster66]

@@Ivan-ow5xc Yeah. In the arctic. Not exactly near any pyramid.

[@AMG28ful]

Back then it was warm and cold at the same time.

[@fanofyoutubers9792]

B745i how can you tell?

[@ianhayden6088]

B745i no it was not

[@noggins7987]

Those mammoths are actually pretty well CGI'd considering this is a 2008 movie.

[@Thescott16]

Actually, they're trash for a 2008 movie. Consider that Transformers (the first Michael Bay one) came out in _2007,_ and regardless of whether you like his movies or not the animation was 10 times what this crappy b-movie has...

[@sparrow56able]

This is a joke right?

[@starfishjunky]

@@Thescott16 Oh we got a transformers kid here 😂

[@Thescott16]

@@starfishjunky Actually I wasn't a kid when that came out, but my point is you can't say that this PS3 cgi was "great for 2008" when there was so much better animation years before. Hell, Pixar did better with Sully's fur in Monsters Inc. way back in 2001 than these guys did with the Mammoths.

[@alexanderm.635]

@@Thescott16 Transformers 1 came out in 2007 you dumbass

[@dimitristripakis7364]

Great, now children will think that the pyramids were build 10.000 BC and that mammoths lived then.

[@carson1429]

nathan renouf they lived on an island off the northern coast of Siberia, there were very few of them. The rest of the population died out around the same time humans began acquiring better hunting tools and techniques

[@dimitristripakis7364]

Vex T What are you talking about, there is no bigger ancient pyramid than the one of Khufu and Khefren (that is, the Giza ones). If there is, please correct me by mentioning their names. They were built around 2500 BC.

[@dimitristripakis7364]

Vex T What about the China ones you were talking about ?Which ones are they ?

[@somerandomguyfromthebeyond1821]

in mexico we call it el templo del el sul (been there my self its a nice climb)

[@obetedano]

this not ancient yet this is still ice age

[@kvnd7331]

Not a single drop of blood

[@Irene-iu9sj]

Nice at that!!!!!nice for kids,so they learn s.....t!!!!

[@beanman8159]

Blood want invented yet

[@lmm616]

Oh yea yea

[@SchwarzeSun]

Duh cuz its 12,000 years ago they didnt have the technology to bleed

[@lio423]

man in glasses They turned gore off in settings

[@andrewwest7053]

How the hell do wholly mammoths survive in the desert?

[@JourneyToTheCage]

Andrew West because Hollywood

[@brians7927]

They were recently brought there. There were no breeding pens as far as we see. We didn't even see them eat nor drink water which to me is saying is that they expected for them to not live long just to do there labour.

[@seandewar47]

@Colloquial Soliloquy ok first, camels aren't wooly, not even Slightly(and before you mention the Bactrian camel, the species people associate with the name are the Domestic species, not the wild ones, Wild bactrian camel have much less fur than their domesticated counterparts.) Second, your are aware that farmers shear sheep right? It's a perfect way to keep them from overheating, especially in the Desert heat? Third, It's likely that Mammoths like elephants don't have sweat glands And lastly, why would mammoth have or need sweat gland anyways? The purpose of sweating is to cool the body down when it gets too hot, which would be not only pointless in the snowy environment woolly Mammoths live in but it would also prove detrimental to their survival.

[@elsinnombre1728]

😂 😂 😂 😂

[@noogie003]

Mammoths originated in Africa ironically, but not woolly mammoths. Those came from east Asia. The myth that the wooly mammoths had fur because of the ice age is false.

[@elijahbranford2618]

I like how the Mammoths are stampeding and one of Mammoths looks right at humans like it's part of the show while the people cheering for victory.

[@grassbackyard3825]

2:58 caught me off guard. The quickness, the sound effect and the kill. hilarious. That was so funny

[@Helmutlozzi]

It is a great fantasy movie. I love how butthurt people get about "historical accurancy". It literally has an atlantean in the movie, stop yourselves.

[@blockmasterscott]

Helmut Ouzi you tell’em! What a bunch of morons.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

And you think it's puerly the historical innacuracies that made people pan this movie? You're amusing.

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Oh look. A braindead cretin congratulating a braindead cretin.

[@brianmerritt5410]

Dalibor Jovanovic If you read the comments on this video, a very large amount are whining about how blue eyed people didn't exist yet and shit like that.

[@isummer9140]

Helmut Ouzi we get upset Bc idiots get their info from movies. And idiots vote and tell other idiots what they think they know

[@jhettgreene8994]

I don't care what the others say, I think a galloping mammoth looks badass as heck!

[@ethanrayment3802]

same here

[@ezrealirlwildrift6037]

Jhett Greene super badass 🤣🤣🤣

[@martindinev5862]

No it's not badass mammoths!😒

[@adrianabundiz148]

@@martindinev5862 ?

[@tigertop2674]

Ты жопа

[@aiem]

2:19 that one mammoth "I'm going where they're going baby.."

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

The Pyramids still got built ! Their rebellion was short lived :-)

[@illuminatiaqi6130]

Da aint africa yo

[@n_y_0_n38]

@@illuminatiaqi6130 So where is it?

[@stkdrum1978]

@@illuminatiaqi6130 pretty sure Egypt is in africa but okay

[@jimmysmith4098]

I think the civilization in this movie was fictional

[@marsjanskimaszynista4626]

In this movie, the idea is that the construction of the pyramid was started by some acient civilization in 10,000 B.C. and then completed by the Egyptians.

[@jaridkeen123]

To bad the people that worked on the pyramids we actually skilled workers and not slaves. They were also buried near the pyramids for there serves to the king and were paid very well at the time.

[@blockobutter]

You speak as if you were there, or that you know some information exclusive to you, seen by you, that the scientists haven't found.

[@loljk1991]

This is like saying Africans willingly left to America for good . They were treated and paid well at the time and were buried in America.

[@azmicaseer8584]

😂😂😂 so your the engineer

[@azmicaseer8584]

@Vlodec so what ?

[@azmicaseer8584]

@Vlodec 😂😂😂

[@isummer9140]

The historic inaccuracies are amazinf

[@cdemr]

Actually some mammuths used to live at this time, but only on Wrangel Island, upon the north of Siberia. Not in Egypt xD

[@ashg9023]

It's not a historic film and never claimed to be. It was meant to be like the land before time romps of the 50's and 60's

[@retardedvelociraptor]

amazing*

[@manuelapinheiro719]

Yeah terrot bird got extinct before man began the pyramids and they lived in south america

[@Michaelc-cb7jc]

Stupid Velociraptor Amazing.*

[@liger5953]

This and the Brontosaurus Stampede in King Kong are the best ones.

[@asaleel946]

Liger595 rgg

[@wallahhabibiiii]

Lmao no way

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

@Ultimate Animals Years later The Legend of Tarzan 2016 & the 2019 LA Disney Remark of The Lion King.

[@meidianmedia4469]

@Ultimate Animals Jumanji stampede is legendary

[@forrestgumball]

It wouldve been better if the main dude rode into battle on the back of the sabertooth

[@migueltorresmunoz373]

forrestgumball Yes. You are right

[@VickySingh-pk9wk]

forrestgumball I ii

[@lastoutlaw3882]

forrestgumball that's what I thought. Honestly the animals are few and far between. Bad

[@elsinnombre1728]

Yes

[@TheRealRiptide01]

Far cry primal

[@Gkm-]

really loved this movie. It was full of adventure which I love most. And about the human being, it tells something that is unchanged.

[@ankidanki4205]

@zzzz and what do you like to watch? Amy schumer?

[@foxpro3002]

​@@ankidanki4205leave him alone, he can like what he wants to like.

[@ankidanki4205]

@@foxpro3002 i like 10 00 BC too

[@foxpro3002]

@@ankidanki4205 then why you mocking him, you really think you can make fun of someone for something they like then turn around and say you like said thing as well when called out for your crap, get outta here.

[@KakaCarrotCake.]

History channel at 3am : don't you want to see accurate Antic Egypt stuff?

[@BillGunslinger]

This is a fantasy movie just like Conan the Barbarian. It's actually a pretty good movie to watch with your family on a saturday night, and it's much better entertainment than most of today's superhero movies. It's no masterpiece, but it's fun. I don't know why people complain so much.

[@foxpro3002]

Because everyone cares to much about the historical crap even through it doesn't matter and love harassing everyone who actually enjoys this mess, like me.

[@lancearnold54]

0:45 This guy be like "You make me sick!"

[@blockmasterscott]

I actually loved this movie. My favorite part is when the girl sees the world map with the sextant. For anyone reading this comment and not having seeing the movie, the king in charge was the last survivor from the island of Atlantis. That’s why you see iron tipped Spears and a pyramid. It was technology that he brought over and why he had a detailed map of the Western Hemisphere.

[@matjasp]

Capitan Awesome maybe because he did watch it? Are you dumb?

[@knktraders8664]

blockmasterscot

[@blockobutter]

@@therustedshank9995 this movie isnt historically accurate, and does not claim to be.

[@logana1999]

@@therustedshank9995 they weren't most of the technology in this movie wouldn't come around for atleast another 2000 years

[@warbossgrotsmasha23]

that part always left me in awe because imagine if something like that happened in real life, i mean there are theories that state that the sphinx and the great piramid were older than 2.500 years, some dude (i forgot his name) said that the sphinx alone was about 10.500 years, if this would turn out to be true the next questions would be "who built it?" and "what happened to the builders?"

[@nimeshlakshan2819]

Wow it doesn't matter what the movie is about, it's super cool, it needs a second movie. A very great film

[@LEELOLKH]

Funny how people complaining that there’s no Mammoths in that century

[@abednadir6330]

ikr like who cares

[@battlesevengames9479]

@@abednadir6330 I haven’t seen the movie, but if this was meant to be at all a realistic movie, then I would be mad

[@abednadir6330]

@@battlesevengames9479 i agree

[@darkdodo3789]

@@abednadir6330 the funny thing is they did live back then but went extinct 4000 years ago so people are just dumb

[@SirToaster9330]

it's ten thousand BC, there are no swords or pyramids in that century

[@stevenwagner-rx7ew]

Moses: let my people go! Pharoah: never! All of a sudden here comes the mammoths

[@seankim884]

This Looks Like Ice Age Meets 300 In A Crossover.

[@YourFather42494]

the nerve of these people. the movie never claimed to be historical nor accurate. it is a story about a legend that is define through an epic story. I appriciated this movie because it is entertaining and well thought at story

[@Abuqital2000]

Watching this movie in cinemas was nice due to the scale of everything

[@SapphireCrusader1988]

2:35 That guy was such a badass! I really liked him in the movie.

[@davidfiore4677]

Those mammoths sure know how to stampede.

[@zachariahkelley5298]

you right about that

[@berserkerbloodforge682]

2:14 Mammoths: FREEDOM

[@aguywholikesmilitary5394]

Even though this is not historically accurate, it looks epic

[@stevenwagner-rx7ew]

It's possible it might be historically accurate

[@cain4949]

better cgi than most of marvel series and movies

[@Glassie3731]

What's goofy is when they make elephants gallop like horses, it looks uncanny af, given their weight.

[@jerryjacobsunny5574]

The casting for this movie and apocalypto was nearly realistic and spectacular

[@annebernardo6617]

i love mammoth escape

[@jacobkalio2363]

Me: samp.. PEDE :mammoths: MOVE OUT OF THE WAY

[@Rablax]

"10,000 BC" **meanwhile Egyptian civilization starting to exist in 3000BC**

[@marcbalaram383]

Someone: How were the pyramids built? Me: Have you seen 10000 BC? Someone: yeah. Me: Not like that

[@peterparquer1873]

Lol....

[@hurd144]

The cameramen: We need to record this

[@7SophieRox7]

The after affects of all that squashing would be so messy...

[@jbeercz944]

Sophie Wright 6@ mnb ม่ . ty

[@jbeercz944]

Sophie Wright @@

[@CyberJoeyO]

This whole movie could be a nod to the ancient apocalypse theory. That there were a number of advanced civilizations during the Ice Age. Long before we thought advanced civilizations began. So when the ice age ended and the glaciers melted, that submerged much of the Earth’s surface. Which caused most of the evidence of those prehistoric civilizations (like pyramids) to vanish beneath the oceans.

[@shivamprajapati7892]

कौन कौन कॉमेंट पढ़ने आया है और ढूंढ रहा है की हिंदी पढ़ने वाला व्यक्ति कौन है।😂😂😂😂

[@Josh.V]

Some historian has been smoking the forbidden plant for sure.

[@skinnydavenport407]

Mammoths in Egypt!! This is awesome; I wanted desperately to put a mammoth in my novel about Egypt! Now I guess I can, since someone else also did it and a movie got made. Thanks, guys!

[@sabithasajan5564]

What's your book's title?

[@stevenk1615]

THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE HOLLYWOOD MOVIES CAN MAKE A MANY COUNTRIES

[@lukezivonromero9804]

This gives me Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal vibes

[@zebjensen4251]

everyone is all gangsta till you have a massive stampeed with no full auto weapons

[@elvistran4595]

Wow, when I watched it as a kid, I didn't even think about how dumb it is that mammoth existed in the desert and helped build the pyramids.

[@berengerdietiker22]

My favorite part is when Quina holds the whipper in a stranglehold and pushes him over the edge of the ramp.

[@cptnhelldrvr182]

Same here

[@TheWisconsinFishTank]

James Holden has come a long way, started back in 10,000BC messing with mammoths and now hes in the future, fighting injustice in the Belt.... who woulda thunk it...

[@insanityplatybelodon5748]

If this movie had even made during the Harryhausen days they'd be giving it nothing but praise.

[@bundusafaris]

Galloping mammoths in Egypt. Priceless 🤣

[@abc.animal5143]

Mammoths didn’t go extinct until after the pyramids were built. But they for sure did not live in Egypt. Way too hot.

[@darksesh8247]

Yup they were built for the ice age.

[@WJen8]

I wonder if the same people complaining that this isn't historically accurate are the same people complaining about the all the mammoths harmed in the making of this film 😂🤦‍♂️

[@GoodBadNerdy]

So many finely trimmed beards in 10,000BC

[@jackdonith]

Hey, obsidian makes fine razors!

[@DBT1007]

@@jackdonith and also so fragile because they're just like glass

[@bryanperalta3186]

Never realized how big wooly mammoths are

[@felipestud10s15]

A Mammoth and a Saber-Tooth Tiger have already appeared, now all you need is a sloth and we have a live action of Ice Age

[@fluffchilla1317]

Holy crap I never realized this movie came out in 2008 until I saw a comment! Wow, I’m surprised. I thought it was a new movie by looking at the graphics and CGI

[@Majorrage123]

0:35 when you're only 10 seconds in but you're trying to impress her.

[@ivartheboneless3648]

😂😂

[@monsterzero5843]

1:57 This is one of the best part

[@ionidhunedoara1491]

No extinct mammoths were harmed during the making of this production.

[@N0skGaming]

2022 and still loving this movie

[@rcnelson]

This movie discriminates against mastodons.

[@maniakmysterious5822]

Hahaha!

[@mammothboy6189]

R C Nelson plus enslaving my kind!

[@TheDr502]

Where are the mastodons? Those are mammoths.

[@znmbies]

@@TheDr502 yea

[@znmbies]

Lmao stop abusing mammoths

[@chuppybear]

Look like D'leh was trying to bring back the mammoth's stampede memories by scaring them. But when the enemy was getting close, he was doing the hard way by stab through its body. I imagine that when one mammoth was stabbed, it just got it's memory and it's flashback back, about when the caveman scared the herd to cause stampede, and it's finally scream out " Caveman!!!!!!!!!!!!!", causing it's herd to stampede on the enemy. D'leh's also whistle to make his friend scared them, to make mammoth more scared.

[@annehaight9963]

LOL elephants don't gallop. They're anatomically incapable of it.

[@squamish4244]

This is such a ridiculous and ridiculously entertaining movie :)

[@FRBRD-hm8eo]

Finally a movie that has a good conspiracy theory mammoths we’re inslaved to help 😮

[@justnoah2073]

Wait a minute, is that Manny the Mammoth carrying Sid the Sloth while Diego follows?

[@chillguy9971]

Such an underrated movie

[@matthewmiller3322]

This is my favorite movie Of all time

[@thesarkive7746]

funny how we all used to think this was a ridiculous movie but modern archeological evidence says we had waaay more mammoths than we once thought as well thatcthe pyramids were built around this time

[@foxpro3002]

Still one of my favourite movies.

[@Grimlock-jq6zh]

This movie is underrated

[@grayscale888]

Fun fact: Mammoths still exist when the pyramids were being built

[@guodzillakaiju5683]

Yes, indeed. "Mammuthus Wrangelli." They were runts, though.

[@marlisteiner3277]

Amoo esse tipo de filme, já assisti no KZbin, e na Netflix ! Parabéns

[@Helpadoggoreachsubs]

ya

[@evantambolang3052]

Tfw the people in 10,000 B.C had nice dental care than me

[@grongolio2122]

0:43 Best scene of the entire movie.

[@ROHITKMR45]

Movie name

[@chasesmith5216]

10,000 b.c.

[@lancearnold54]

@@ROHITKMR4510,000 BC

[@ruberteduardolanzcasanova9976]

Es una gran película de ciencia ficción. Que malo que todos lo criticaron como si fuera un documental de history Chanel

[@davidedippolito2700]

i watched this movie now on netflix and i really enjoyed it, it was something different than usual

[@TheExecutoriscoolerthanyou]

When the black guy grabbed the Egyptian by the throat I was like. Oh shit is about to go down

[@flwrangler]

Let's face it "movies" do not equate to watching Natural Geo when it comes to historical or even logical accuracy. Sharknato, Snakes on a Plane, Jaws, Spiderman aren't exactly "accurate", but like this movie, they are entertaining to watch. This isolation introduces new levels of sacrifices i never expected!

[@autismman6360]

a movie about a boy getting bit by a radioactive spider doesnt have to be accurate

[@Laugh0321]

Wondering how cool is it When they build pyramid Cause there's still mammoth roaming around

[@mepan4181]

I will never stop loving those momiths

[@alancao7464]

The workers who built the pyramids weren't slaves, but citizens who all served an equal amount of time each year to help build them.

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

I always thought that this movie was a prequel to Stargate. The pyramids were in the process of being built when the ancient Atlantean was killed. The pyramids were lost to the sands of time as the ending scene stated. Then 2000 years later Ra arrived and took over the completion of the pyramids.

[@colethemartian]

Some people say the giants made the pyramids but now I think the mammoths made them.

[@messiah5154]

Soldier 1: What year is it? Soldier 2: 10,000 B.C Soldier 1: What does B.C stands for? Soldier 2: Before Christ Soldier 1: Who is Christ? Soldier 2: No fcking clue mate

[@Gostawski]

Till now in 2021, no movie has created elephants better than lord of the rings in 2001. The most realistic one where you can really feel their movements.

[@jonathandixon1305]

Beg to differ.

[@100navat]

The CGI in LOTR has aged incredibly well, but the elephants are actually an exception to that

[@claymore4496]

Elephants/mammoths run at a very fast walk/trot! Way to heavy and massive to Gallup!

[@kokosxdm6879]

Awesome scene, i love it. Its funny how this "realist" and historical accuracy people cant differentiate between documentary and a tale.

[@ManiacMayhem7256]

shouldn't have been titled 10000 BC then. make it an ambiguous mythical age like LOTR or Conan the Barbarian

[@cha_hoe]

@@ManiacMayhem7256 stop being so problematic for once dang bruh, not every movie has to follow the rules of history

[@petergabinete9710]

​@@ManiacMayhem7256 it's a homage to the movie 1 million years BC a prehistoric fantasy movie.

[@stevenwagner-rx7ew]

People think elephants didn't help build the pyramids but it's possible they did, not all recorded history is correctly accurate

[@petegarnett7731]

@@ManiacMayhem7256 I do not remember anyone complaining when Raquel Wekch was labelled as a million years old in her fur bikini.

[@-kat-1878]

I like how the mammoths look real

[@overlex]

better than the raptors in JW

[@tuxedotoad4160]

A bit too big, if ya ask me.

[@generalgrievous8639]

Vigilante 5629 lmao savage

[@wallahhabibiiii]

@@overlex what? Jurassic world's cgi is better than this. It's just that they used too much cg

[@mohamedfenni7051]

Mammoths look

[@gunnarnorris4138]

You know what, after watching Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal, I can get behind this. It’s illogical nonsense but fun. Definitely needs more blood though!

[@padmanabmariyappa6524]

Wonderful film evergreen in memory.

[@mrfunatparties6763]

Im gonna tell my kids this was the 300 spartans

[@waynemartini0468]

This was one of my fav movies. But still can't believe my parents let me watch it. Considering I was only 8

[@KCandFriendsUSA]

Manny: Things happened at work today...

[@nitin8308]

Fuckih underated

[@enderlinde3152]

Respect

[@christhe2dprotogen511]

Me an intellectual: actually the last mammoth lived on a island when the pyramids where being built about 4000 years ago

[@muhammadawisabdshahadan1117]

Fiuhhh,dasat giler arghhhhhhhhhhhhh... nexttttttttttttttttttttt