Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to One Million B.C. List

• 10,000 BC - Set in prehistoric times and focuses on primitive human struggles.
• The Land that Time Forgot - Features a prehistoric world with dinosaurs and cavemen.
• One Million Years B.C. - A classic film featuring cavemen and dinosaurs.
• The Flintstones - A comedic take on prehistoric life and society.
• Quest for Fire - A story of early humans discovering fire and their survival.
• The Croods - An animated film centered on a prehistoric family navigating their world.
• Alpha - A coming-of-age story set in prehistoric times with a focus on survival.
• Dinosaur - A blend of animated dinosaurs and prehistoric environments.
• Land of the Lost - A mix of prehistoric creatures and time travel in a family-friendly setting.
• Walking with Dinosaurs - A documentary-style portrayal of dinosaurs in prehistoric Earth.
• The Time Machine - Involves time travel to a prehistoric environment.
• The Valley of Gwangi - Features dinosaurs in a wild west setting with prehistoric themes.
• Caveman - A comedy about early humans trying to create civilization.
• Year One - A comedic interpretation of life in prehistoric times.
• Prehistoric Park - A documentary combining real animal interactions with dinosaurs.
• Alpha and Omega - An animated film set in the animal kingdom with survival themes.
• Ice Age - Follows prehistoric animals struggling for survival during the Ice Age.
• The Lost World: Jurassic Park - Involves dinosaurs and adventure in a prehistoric setting.
• The Croods: A New Age - Sequel that continues the adventures of a prehistoric family.
• One Million Years B.C. - The original film focused on conflicts between prehistoric tribes and dinosaurs.
• The Wild Life - An animated film depicting life in a prehistoric jungle.
• Dino Time - A fun animated adventure involving dinosaurs and kids.
• Ice Age: Collision Course - Continues the story of prehistoric creatures in a comedic context.
• The Good Dinosaur - Explores a world where dinosaurs never went extinct, focusing on friendship.
• The Quest - Features archaeological adventures in ancient and prehistoric worlds.
• The Beast of Hollow Mountain - Blends westerns with dinosaur elements in a fictitious prehistoric setting.
• Tammy and the T-Rex - A comedic take on the dinosaur genre with a young man’s brain in a T-Rex.
• The Amazing Dinosaur - A blend of adventure and prehistoric creatures with a family appeal.
• Freaky Friday - Involves humor and family dynamics in an unusual setting.
• Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian - Features animated and historical characters in a whimsical adventure.
• Pete's Dragon - Involves mythical creatures and adventure, suitable for family viewing.
• Mysterious Island - Involves adventures on an island with prehistoric creatures.
• Cavemen - A comedy revolving around modern men living in a caveman lifestyle.
• The Search for the First Dinosaur - Documentary style focusing on paleontology and prehistoric creatures.
• Primal Rage: The Legend of Konga - Features an action-packed adventure with prehistoric creatures.
• The Giants - Involves prehistoric themes and a coming-of-age story.
• Dino Truck - Animated adventures with truck dinosaurs that appeal to children.
• Turok: Son of Stone - An animated adaptation of the comic featuring prehistoric adventures.
• The Last Dinosaur - Involves a dinosaur and an adventure in a remote land.
• Dinosaurs - A family-friendly TV series set in a prehistoric world with humor.
• Gulliver's Travels - An adventure combining fantastical creatures and lands, similar to prehistoric themes.