This is not a bad movie, it's not an oscar winner, but most movies aren't. The acting is good, the dialog is pretty much bog standard, so nothing new there. The CGI was not well integrated into the film, but wasn't horrible. There are a number of references to 'Jurrasic Park'. (some spoilers follow)I had a lot of questions while watching this, most of which could be considered goofs. Why were these people chosen? Seems to be no reason for them to be 'saved'? We are never told what positions these people had. If this was WWIII, where is the radiation and nuclear winter? Why was there only 2 years worth of food? Shouldn't there have been at least 5 years worth? Why does this bunker only have 10 people in it? (it was said there were 12, but I only counted 10) Where was the heavily wooded area that was to their left? (did they go right?) As usual there are a lot of things that make no sense in this movie, still it is a decent cheesy dinosaur movie and worth a watch.

In 2030, World War III is wiping out most of humanity, save for a small group of survivors who make it into a bunker. Two years later, they decide to head out into the wasteland, but of course, dinosaurs are waiting for them.

Originally called Jurassic Valley, this movie follows those survivors -- Daniel (Clint Gordon), Louise (Chelsea Greenwood), Drew (Mark Haldor), Mia (Antonia Whillans) -- as they try and make it in the future world. Louise is already pregnant with Daniel's child, so she's worried that leaving the safety of their base is a bad idea. Well, she's right.

Directed and written by Scott Jeffrey (Jurassic Island, Exorcist Vengeance, Dinosaur Hotel, Hatched), this has big ideas and a budget that is in no way ready to bring that vision to life. It does have some CGI dinosaurs that work, many that don't and a cast larger than you'd expect for the money.