Caveheart: Dawn of Rebels
- Tagline
- Prehistoric prejudice meets apocalyptic punchlines!
- Description
- In a world where the Ice Age never ended, and civilization rebooted in the caves, 'Caveheart: Dawn of Rebels' finds humor in the darkest of times. Follow the rebellious antics of Natalie Portabello, a tough and witty rebel leader who fights against the prejudices of a cold society. Alongside her, Lion-a Horne, the sassy bartender with secret ties to the rebellion, and Lettuce-ta Young as the rookie rebel with a comedic punch. Directed by the visionary Michelangelo Antelope, this prehistoric thriller is laced with ironic quips and humorous subtext, reminding us that even in an unforgiving world, laughter can be the ultimate weapon against injustice.
- MpaaRating
- R
- PopularityScore
- 3.10
- ReleaseDate
- 02/15/2024
- Genre
- Thriller
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
6.50
Oh, to be entombed in the icy grip of 'Caveheart: Dawn of Rebels', where puns fly faster than a mammoth on skates! Michelangelo Antelope crafts a gorge of laughs amidst the tundra in this caveman caricature that is as subtle as a club to the noggin. Lead by Natalie Portabello, whose sharp wit could chip away at any glacier of gloom, the film drills into prehistoric gags with the tenacity of a saber-toothed dentist. Lion-a Horne's saucy banter is tender enough to thaw a frozen laugh track, while Lettuce-ta Young sprouts moments of hilarity that take us back to the comedic Stone Age. Despite the script occasionally sliding on thin ice, the film plows through society's snowdrifts, proving not all heroes wear capes – some prefer fur. With its R-rating, the film dares to etch its humor into the walls of adult comedy, inviting those with a resilient funny bone to echo its laughter through the caverns of cinema.