Year One

Year One is a comedy film directed by Harold Ramis that takes viewers back to the dawn of civilization as two lazy hunter-gatherers set out on an epic journey through ancient history. The film follows Zed, played by Jack Black, and Oh, played by Michael Cera, as they encounter biblical characters and iconic events while trying to survive in a world full of dangers and absurdities. As they travel from the prehistoric era to the city of Sodom, the duo learns about friendship, love, and the importance of standing up for what they believe in. With a mix of humor and adventure, Year One promises an entertaining look at the origins of human society.

Year One received mixed reviews from critics, with many praising the comedic performances of Jack Black and Michael Cera but criticizing the lackluster script and execution. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a low rating of 14%, with the consensus stating that 'Year One squanders its talented cast on a script that is more silly than clever.' IMDb users rated the movie 4.9/10, highlighting the chemistry between the two leads as a redeeming quality. Metacritic also panned the film with a score of 34/100, citing inconsistencies in tone and humor. Despite the negative reviews, some critics found moments of levity and charm in Year One, making it a decent choice for fans of slapstick comedy.