| January 13, 2010 by Chiara Tarenzi - | 1 Comment - |
In 10,000 B.C. things were a lot different from nowadays. The environment, nature, technology, life style, how about love? Love was and will always be the same. “10,000 B.C.” is a heart touching story of a male hunter, named D’Leh, who falls deeply in love with the blue-eyed girl of his village, Evolet.
Nothing can separate such a strong bond except one thing: excruciating violence. In fact, one day a cruel group of warriors attacks their village and imprisons the young woman. This is the very beginning of a long journey for you, in the past, and for D’Leh, who’s in search of revenge and of his loved one. Wrath, anger, and obstinacy are the key words in this movie and the only elements that will lead D’Leh and his people to victory.
What else is different in this era? Food. The savages eat whatever they can get, but they sure know how to enjoy it to the fullest. Picture a tasty and fat wild hog roast, no side dish and no futile ornaments. Just pure meat. Dive into the movie and the roast, and for this one time only don’t care for eating manners!
Cooking time: 4 hours. – Servings: 12. – Back to Top
Tags: 10, 10000 bc, amazon rainforest, ancient egypt, baku, coalition, D'Leh, evolet, karen, mark of the hunter, mountains of gods, orion, pyramid complex, spear tooth, terror birds, tic'tic, tribe, urals, wild hog roast, yagahl
Very Good Site.