Quest for Fire [DVD] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

I was fortunate in having seen the full (not sensitized) version of Quest For Fire, WOW !!! It is a gripping amazing movie. I rate this as one of the best movies I have ever seen. You will especially enjoy the movie if you enjoy watching documentaries about monkeys, baboons and gorillas, their behavior and power structure.The only reason I give this movie (still very good and well worth watching) is, this is a reduced / sensitized / edited version and you do not have the option, to watch the complete (producer's ?) version.This is one of those movies a person can watch more than once.

I saw this movie many years ago and it impressed me just as much this time round. Very clever acting of Ape like body language as directed by Desmond Morris, a brilliant Anthropologist. Considering there was very little language used, the overall portrayal of the desolate and dangerous life our ancestors lived had tremendous impact and I thoroughly recommend this film.

I totally forgot about this movie after seeing it years ago and when I was reminded of it by a friend I didn’t hold out much hope of finding it available today. But here it is and it’s pretty much how I remembered it. A pretty good story idea that is a bit dated in its execution by today’s standards. Nonetheless I enjoyed watching it immensely.

This is by far the best caveman movie made and totally believable but then you would expect that from Desmond Morris and it makes you wonder how we survived

Fantastic film . I used to have it on video but let a so called friend take it home to watch and he never returned it to me, I was absolutely gutted.I was so chuffed to find it available on DVD from Amazon.One thing is for sure this copy is never leaving my homeVery speedy delivery and reasonably priced

A great film. Only Cave Man talk but you could understand what they were getting at as it was so well Acted.

A great and largely unknown film that Jean-Jacques Annaud struggled to make. A good transfer, and the DVD has two excellent commentaries (rare in the days of Blu-Ray). Enjoy.My review is based on the PAL/Region 2 DVD, released on 25th September 2006.

only old copy available but still would be suitable.