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Hilarious comedy about a family of cavemen who search for a new place to live when their old one has disappeared. It made me laugh so much and it is for children who in my personal opinion love comedies. They meet new people and come across strange new areas and access different places where they have never seen before. This is an ancient history movie and is set in the stone age period because they are cave-man. I think it is something new something people haven't seen I wouldn't recommend it to everyone because not many people enjoy comedy like I do. But still even though I'm eleven I still love these types of movies I'll be twelve on the 23rd OMG!!!!! It is still fun, amusing and enjoyable I watched at Film Club once but I missed some of it and I cannot really remember because it was years ago. But a young girl meets someone new but her father won't allow her to go outside the cave and explore the world my guess is he's too over-protective. My parents are like that sometimes but the only reason they do it is to protect me because you are only young once, and your parents do it because they love you and want what's best for you I'm literally eleven years old but parents mostly do it to their daughters because they are the most precious and I can see why..... I don't want them to be over-protective all the time because I am turning into an teenager soon and I know they love me but sometimes they have to trust their children and let them understand the dangers of the world. There is no point you protecting your children until the age of eighteen when they need to know the dangers it is called understanding and realising not many parents know that. Anyway, excellent production, music, background and how it laid out could have made it more adventurous though because I would love to see a mixture of action-packed and comedy just something new for the audience to wow and gasp at. What I would love to see in the future if a second version is made is more adventure and discovery and more comedy as well but part from those minor comments everything was high-quality. Well done Kirk De Micco and Chris Sanders! :)