Great movie !

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No, no, I agreee with the OP. Lose the anachronistic dinosaurs which went extinct 65 mya.

The final eons of the last Ice Age were fraught with gigantic mammals over North and South America, northern Europe, and Asia. There were 101 ways for paleo-man to die out in the open. While there were gigantic game mammals to provide a bounty of meat, these were also much more dangerous to hunt with the primitive weapons of the time. Don't worry about the big game, worry about the gigantic mammalian predators, almost all out of your darkest and scariest Brothers' Grimm, Hansel and Gretel nightmares.

North American lion
North American panther/cougar
Sabre tooth cat
Dire wolf
Gray wolf
Short faced bear
Grizzly bear (smaller than short faced bear)
possible remnants of the giant, carnivorous, ground-running killer birds (imagine an ostrich with a much thicker neck, much bigger head, bigger and sharp beak for ripping and tearing flesh)

Jefferson ground sloth (not a predator but dangerous when surprised and cornerned; about the size of a T.Rex)
Woodlands bison (ancestors of the plains bison and no less dangerous when spooked and stampeded)
Woolly mammoth
Columbus mammoth

So you see a remake of One Million Years B.C. could be aptly retitled, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND YEARS B.C. It would extremely interesting and riveting. Believe me when I say that old-fashioned stop gap motion animal props would look far more realistic and enjoyable than CGI prehistoric mammals. CGI has advanced but still cannot depict absolute realness. It's still too easy to notice CGI effects.

People and dinosaurs DID live with each other! Granted, it wasn't even this many years ago; it was from around 8000 years ago or whatever up until the flood, circa 4000 years ago, where for some reason Noah wouldn't save them.

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Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

I gave it 7/10 stars also. This is fine entertainment, with decent lo-fi special effects for 1966, interesting stop-motion animation and beautiful cinematography. I found it hypnotic at times.

Fantastic film!