A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

This show wasn't bad much the same way vanilla isn't bad. This was a generic sitcom that depended on the leads being cavemen, but really didn't exploit that angle. The writers played it very safe here. I guess I was expecting a fish out of water type comedy with these guys trying to adapt to the modern world. Instead it was just some 20-somethings with lots of hair. I didn't watch most of the episodes but I don't think there was a back story for these guys. The reason I'm disappointed is that they really could done something interesting here and instead we got the most bland writing possible, not bad just boring. Look to Phil Hartman for inspiration.

I have no problem with the show, "Cavemen"; I wish it lasted as long as it did. Sadly, I feel Geico came to abc network with its current image (cavemen), offered them an idea for a show, both can benefit from. While abc network is pulling in the high ratings, Geico is getting free advertisement for their company. Realistically speaking? "Cavemen" lasted long enough for yet ANOTHER commercial to come out ONLY to have two characters discover that a show was created about them. "Huh"..."A TV show...about us"..."What was the deal with that makeup?". This reminds me of when "The X-Files Movie" came out in theaters of 1998 to bridge seasons 5 and 6 of their series! Need I say more?

In the time of the reality TV show comes a program that actually has both wit, hilarity, and, amazingly, purpose.This show really encompasses the day to day life of the new adult Y generation, with a little bit of silliness added in.I suggest this to all my friends, and each one has started to watch it religiously.The characterization has come full circle, and continues to develop. Most shows now-a-days seem to write themselves into a corner, (NBC's the Office) by eliminating all conflict. With the addition of a foux-race war, this show allows us to laugh at ourselves while at the same time reflect on ourselves.Big time props to the creators of Cavemen.

Every new fall line-up show deserves, at least, my "3 strikes and you're out" policy. I give a comedy 3 chances to make me laugh, that is, 3 complete episodes. After Episode 1, I actually said to the TV,"Cancelled tomorrow". It was that bad. I have now watched the first 4 episodes of "Cavemen" and have yet to manage even a smirk. Not a titter, a guffaw, a chortle, as a matter of fact, no facial movement at all. I will continue to punish myself by watching every future episode because I am convinced that I am clearly missing something in this show. I'm simply not "getting" it, but I believe that a comedy on a major TV network in prime-time, just HAS to be funny; but there are no laughs from me YET. There's just no way that ABC would put on the least funniest comedy of all time at 8:00 p.m. I KNOW there has got to be an inside joke that just isn't jiving with my brain. I've read each of the previous comments, I "get" the social aspect of it, but, WHERE ARE THE JOKES ???? I shall continue suffering for at least 30 minutes a week, until I have a light-bulb moment and smack myself in the head shouting "Eureka".