Land of the Lost (PG-13, 93 minutes)
Depressed and working as an elementary-school science teacher, Rick is visited by a British scholar, Holly (Anna Friel), who believes in his work. She wants him to try his invention, which will supposedly allow them to "travel sideways in time." While going through a desert cave tourist attraction, guided by a loudmouth named Will (Danny McBride), they set off the "amplifier.
Who would have guessed that an R-rated comedy about a bachelor party gone awry would more than double the opening of a PG-13 flick based on a well-known TV show and starring Will Ferrell? Almost nobody in Hollywood until this weekend.
If you can ignore the painfully obvious stereotypes, the transparent plot and somewhat tedious life lessons, you might enjoy My Life in Ruins, a pleasant if unremarkable romantic comedy that plays out like a sitcom with great scenery.
Remember the summer of Jurassic Park and how we all lined up in awe to cower before the fearsomely realistic dinosaurs Steven Spielberg had conjured? Watching Land of the Lost, which takes some equally lifelike T.
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