The first trailer for writer/director Harold Ramis’ upcoming prehistoric comedy THE YEAR ONE recently came online. In it, Michael Cera and Jack Black star as prehistoric hunter-gatherers who are banished from their village and end up on a journey across the ancient world, meeting all kinds of people along the way including Paul Rudd, Hank Azaria, Oliver Platt, David Cross and the delicious Olivia Wilde. While it doesn’t look to be hysterically funny, there does seem to be enough for a good time. Check it out below and get it in HD over at Yahoo HERE. It’s set for release June 19th.
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