The People That Time Forgot

The film does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or non-straight relationships, focusing instead on traditional heterosexual family structures typical of 1970s adventure films.

Male characters dominate the narrative, taking on leadership roles during the expedition. Female characters are often portrayed in supporting or vulnerable roles, reinforcing traditional gender stereotypes.

The cast is primarily composed of Western actors, reflecting a homogeneous perspective. The story employs the 'primitive other' stereotype rather than offering nuanced portrayals of ethnic characters.

The storyline upholds Western ideals of exploration and scientific investigation. It portrays a hierarchy where explorers embody modernity encountering prehistoric cultures.

There are no meaningful depictions of physical or cognitive disabilities among the characters. The characters are defined by the physical demands of the adventure genre.