Mini-Review: You know, far beyond any attempts of experiment, any chances to break the rules of cinema, there is a place in Lynch's work for the most sensitive drama ever written. And despite the critics will remember his other films, he will never make any better than this; because it's impossible, because I cry, and everything looks so perfect, scene after scene. And no matter how conventional it is because, ultimately, cinema is made of emotions and this is so touching, so beautiful it's almost magical.

Mini-Review: It sort of reminds me of "Age of mythology", in the sense you could also edit your maps by putting rivers, mountains, jungles, a myriad of monsters, weird light effects and Egyptians all in the same hectare. Plus this movie has also fashion-looking prehistoric guys which I have always found sort of intriguing and innovative. In summary, a real masterpiece.