The Flintstones (2025) brings the iconic Stone Age family into a bold new adventure that blends prehistoric charm with modern-day satire. Fred Flintstone, now a senior operations manager at Slate Rock & Gravel Co., faces pressure as Bedrock undergoes a wave of rapid “technological” evolution—fueled by new inventions like the fossil-fueled tablet and voice-activated mammoth carts. As progress races forward, Fred struggles to keep up, feeling out of touch in a world that’s beginning to resemble the very future he never asked for.
Meanwhile, Wilma Flintstone becomes a strong voice in Bedrock’s growing movement for sustainability and family values, questioning whether faster is truly better. Their daughter, Pebbles, now a smart and rebellious teen, is fascinated by the idea of life beyond tradition and secretly builds her own version of “prehistoric AI” using dinosaur bones and stone circuits. Her inventions gain attention from a mysterious tech mogul from the neighboring town of Fossilopolis, who offers her a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity—but at a suspicious cost.
As Pebbles is swept into the glamorous world of innovation, Fred is promoted—but only because his new boss wants to exploit his family’s ties to Fossilopolis. Tensions rise as Fred’s loyalty to his job begins to clash with his daughter’s independence. At the same time, Barney Rubble, Fred’s best friend, discovers a hidden conspiracy: Fossilopolis is planning to automate Bedrock’s entire workforce using Pebbles’ technology, threatening to replace real workers—and dinosaurs—with artificial replicas.
The Flintstones, along with the Rubbles and a team of old-school dino-laborers, launch a hilarious and action-packed plan to stop the takeover. Using clever Stone Age inventions, teamwork, and old-fashioned Bedrock spirit, they fight to preserve the soul of their town without rejecting progress entirely. Along the way, Fred learns that adapting doesn’t mean abandoning who you are—it means evolving without forgetting your roots.
In the end, Bedrock finds a balance between tradition and innovation. Pebbles chooses to use her inventions to help the community, Wilma opens a center for ethical innovation, and Fred finally becomes the leader Bedrock needs—grumpy, loud, but full of heart. The Flintstones (2025) captures the magic of the original series while delivering a fresh, funny, and meaningful story about family, identity, and the timeless challenge of keeping up with the world.