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Summer may be mindless-blockbuster season, but it’s got nothing on March, newly crowned home of gleefully brain dead movies with a “myth-torical” vibe: Last year, March spawned the massively successful 300, set in ancient—all together now—SPARTA! This year, it’s 10,000 B.C., a silly but ultimately winning popcorn flick set in an era in which saber-tooth tigers and big ugly birds roamed the earth and everyone wore dreadlocks—if not according to paleontologists, at least according to the filmmakers.

With roles in Practical Magic, and Steven Spielberg's The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Brazilian beauty Camilla Belle made a name for herself as a promising child actress before landing the role of a lifetime, playing Oscar-winner Daniel Day-Lewis's daughter in the critically acclaimed independent movie The Ballad of Jack and Rose. Now, Camilla is headed back to the big screen in 10,000 B.C, the latest film by blockbuster-maker Roland Emmerich (Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow).