Caveman

Synopsis

Caveman, released in 1981 and starring Ringo Starr, is a comedic adventure set in prehistoric times that follows Ringo's character, Atouk, as he navigates a world full of shenanigans and romance. The story unfolds as Atouk forms a quirky tribe of misfits and embarks on a journey filled with laughter, love, and unexpected encounters with other eccentric tribes. Faced with challenges and rivalries, Atouk must rely on his wit and courage to outsmart his adversaries and win the heart of the beautiful Lana, played by Barbara Bach. Filled with slapstick comedy and charming moments, Caveman is a delightful romp through a whimsical Stone Age world.

Cast

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  Ringo Starr

  Atouk

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  Dennis Quaid

  Lar

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  Shelley Long

  Tala

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  Jack Gilford

  Gog

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  Barbara Bach

  Lana

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  Carl Lumbly

  Bork

Reviews

Caveman, the 1981 comedy featuring Ringo Starr, has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised the film's lighthearted humor and quirky characters, others found it to be lacking depth and substance. IMDb rates Caveman with a modest 5.8/10, indicating a mediocre reception from viewers. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a score of 33%, suggesting a more critical stance from reviewers. Metacritic's rating of 55/100 falls in between, reflecting the varying opinions on the movie. Critics have noted the film's charming premise and entertaining performances, but also criticized its simplistic plot and reliance on slapstick comedy. Overall, Caveman remains a polarizing but nostalgic favorite for fans of comedy and adventure.