Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

Es un poco repetitiva en algunos aspectos pero los efectos están muy buenos

The most fun I had at the movies since I can remember. Loved this movie from the opening credits till the end. Must watch!

Great restart after the terrific reboot trilogy. Instead of trying to fill the void of not having Caesar in the film, the film embraces the absence with a slow but deliberate (and sometimes frustrating) pace, and presents us with heartbreaking revelations that Caesar’s wisdom seems to have either been lost and forgotten or twisted and warped, much like our religion can seem to us all too often. A reluctant ape hero slowly emerges over the course of the film, and when the familiar crucifixes appear and the first notes of the 1968 original score echo from the surround sound, I knew I wouldn’t regret following his journey. Plenty of Easter eggs from the original movies abound, along with a surprise at the end that a reluctant hero on the human side has had her own agenda all along, making this a satisfying jumping off point for what should be a compelling story arc.

I mean like why tho 7.9/10

Digna secuela de la saga, con todos los elementos en historia y accion que destacaron en la trilogía anterior. A nivel visual es impactante y con la historia cumple bastante bien, el único pero que tendría es que se me hizo un poquito larga. Es una saga extraña, no me generan tanta expectativa pero cada vez que veo una entrega me gusta bastante mas de lo que espero.

It's amazing how realistic these animals look. Would have loved to have teased out Mae's story more because the only empathy you feel is for the chimps. Starts incredibly strong and slowly drops away by the end but still an awesome movie!

This movie was very suprising, I was expecting to hate it, but it was actually quite good.

I don't want to be too harsh because I feel this should be taken as the first instalment of a new story. It did a good job of intruding us to the characters and what we should come to expect from them. Mae and Noa do seem like they can carry the franchise going forward. It shouldn't be judged as a solo movie because it will not be a solo move. As a building block for what is to come (hoping it'll be good) I'd say it was a good start.

This continues on really well from the recent trilogy, and features some fantastic action set-pieces, seamless motion capture work and great performances, both human and ape-like. All that said, two and a half hours is too long for the amount of story here.

One of the better Planet of the Apes movie. I like actor Freya Allan.