Adventurous, action not a remake. Good acting plus it was a New Concept for a movie.

Good movie - lived up to trailers - scific but believable. Would watch again.

The title for me implied it would have dinosaurs which it did but I expected a lot more or at least a little more interaction with different dinosaurs. But overall I enjoyed the movie somewhat.

"65" is a great little story cleverly mixing both science fiction and fact, about a visitor from another solar system who on a 2-year expedition, crash lands his ship on Earth of 65 million years ago...just before a massive meteor literally changed the face of the planet. Adam Driver plays Mills, a spaceship pilot and desperate father piloting this mission to raise enough money to save his terminally ill daughter. After the crash and death off all the crew members, Mills learns that a little girl has also survived and the ship's escape shuttle is still intact and active, but 10 kilometers away and on top of a mountain. The two survivors must rely on each other to survive the treacherous journey in the Cretaceous period of Earth, that is soon about to end with the catastrophic meteor only hours away. A very entertaining and well produced sci-fi film.

I knew this was going to be good, but I did not think that was going to be anywhere as good as what it was. Good old-fashioned drama, where this thick brush and jungle mean you are going to hear more than you will see. But those sounds have TEETH. A pilot who lives with the pain of losing his daughter in the past, and a child, the only other survivor, who lost her parents during the unscheduled disassembly of their spacecraft upon crashing on an unknown planet (Earth, 65 million years ago) after unexpectedly striking stone fragments in space, they struggle to survive, find trust in each other, overcome language barriers, and race against the clock to find a functional escape pod in the distantly scattered ship debris as a giant asteroid looms ever closer in the sky overhead (the source of the space rocks) that is certain to bring an end to everything in too few days.