A Sound of Thunder

In the year 2055, a time travel company offers wealthy clients the chance to hunt dinosaurs in the prehistoric past. However, strict protocols are in place to prevent any alteration of the timeline. When a single butterfly is crushed underfoot during a hunt, the future begins to unravel, leading to catastrophic consequences and a desperate fight for survival.

A Sound of Thunder was poorly received by critics and audiences alike, often cited for its uninspired direction, weak script, and reliance on special effects over substance. It is generally considered a disappointing adaptation of Ray Bradbury's classic short story.

• Praised for its ambitious premise adapting a beloved sci-fi story.

• Heavily criticized for its poor execution, weak dialogue, and special effects that often look unconvincing.

• Seen as a significant departure from the thought-provoking nature of the original short story.

Google audience: Audiences found the film to be a missed opportunity, criticizing its predictable plot, uninspired acting, and a noticeable lack of tension and originality. Many felt it failed to capture the essence of the source material.

The film's production was plagued with difficulties, including budget issues and extensive reshoots, contributing to its troubled release and poor reception.