65 (2023)

You feel the ground shudder beneath your boots as the world bursts into life with roaring predators and a sky that hovers on the brink of catastrophe. What makes this sci‑fi adventure distinct is its refusal to settle for glossy CGI, instead layering intense, hand‑crafted animatronics that echo the primal terror of real life. A standout moment unleashes when the protagonists improvise a makeshift drill using a scavenged engine, merging brutal engineering with a choreography that keeps your mouth hanging on the edge. Only a few scenes dwindle into heavy exposition, momentarily pausing the frantic rhythm that otherwise keeps your pulse racing. If you hunger for a relentless, pulse‑pounding survival chase that feels both raw and cinematic, this is the kind of film that will leave you breathless.