Mammoth

Synopsis

In the movie "Mammoth" released in 2006, Vincent Ventresca plays the role of a man who stumbles upon a strange and ancient creature frozen in the ice. As the mysterious mammoth thaws, it unleashes a series of events that challenge the boundaries of science and human understanding. With the help of a dedicated team of researchers, Ventresca's character embarks on a journey that uncovers not only the secrets of the past but also the potential dangers that the creature may pose to the present world. As the story unfolds, viewers are taken on a thrilling and thought-provoking adventure into the realm of ancient mysteries and modern-day discoveries.

Cast

• 

  Vincent Ventresca

  Dr. Frank Abernathy

• 

  Summer Glau

  Jack Abernathy

• 

  Tom Skerritt

  Simon Abernathy

• 

  Constantin Drăgănescu

  Gordon

• 

  Cole Williams

  Squirrelly

• 

  Charles Carroll

  Sheriff Marion Morrison

Reviews

Mammoth, directed by Tim Cox, received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its ambitious storyline and unique concept, others criticized its execution and pacing. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 4.3/10, with some reviewers noting the film's intriguing premise but ultimately labeling it as a missed opportunity for truly engaging storytelling. IMDb users rated Mammoth at 3.6/10, with many citing the film's slow pace and lackluster character development as major drawbacks. Metacritic scored the movie with a 39 based on 6 critics' reviews, indicating a generally unfavorable reception. Despite these criticisms, some viewers appreciated the film's attempt to blend science fiction with ancient history, with a few praising Vincent Ventresca's performance as a highlight of the movie.