Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes - Movie Review
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2024
- Chris Stuckmann reviews Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, starring Owen Teague, Freya Allan, Kevin Durand, Peter Macon, William H. Macy. Directed by Wes Ball.
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The rise of the dawn of the kingdom of the planets of the apes of the
Hahaha
Owls of Gahoole
The rise of the dawn of the war for the kingdom of the planet of the apes
the first one was awesome with john lithgow and james franco
Is this a good movie that you talking about 😂😂😂😂😂
For a franchise whose last few movies have been close to masterpieces, Planet of the Apes still feels incredibly underrated. Hopefully Kingdom does well at the box office.
Dawn was probably the best one.. I remember my jaw being on the floor when I watched that movie in theatres
Who is underrating them ?? I keep seeing these dumb comments online. EVERYONE loves them so who is not giving them their credit ??
@@firstlast9846 Koba was just so good in that movie. And his impact was still being felt in War.
Well, the third movie of the trilogy was just so depressing in many ways, the story was depressing, the main plot that fooled the audiences with the fake title with the "War" word at the title and posters with many apes in trenches, but actually being about a war between a small human group vs another human group where most of the time the apes are just in the middle of this fight in a concentration camp. And the way everything ends with a deus ex machina avalanche that suddenly kills all human soldiers... jesus.. that was depressing to watch. And I really liked the first movie and loved the second.
their a rare breed of movies being that planet of the apes is originally from the 60s and they were able to revive it in 2011 and they have completely outdid the original
The silence after Ceasar says "NO" for the first time in the first one is a great moment.
One word, so much emotions and meaning.
Ong
It has major importance in the original films as well. I loved that Rise (all of the modern Apes movies, really) worked in a reference in such a way that it stood on its own but was also a special callback to those who are familiar with the old films.
I just watched the previous trilogy for the first time and fucking loved them. Ceasar is a BADASS
I can’t wait to watch this film, but it’s not gonna be the same without him….
Well,
Its somethin different, ya know? Caesar couldnt live forever!@@migueljr501
Caesar was the role that cemented Andy Serkis as my favorite actor of all-time. I’m literally praying that I get the chance to meet him one day!
Apes strong together!
I just made my girl watch all 3 in the last week lol she actually liked it.. I think this is my favorite series of movies by far.
I love how Caesar is basically now like “Ape Jesus”
He was tied up like Jesus in the third movie
... more like Ape Moses.
May Caesar be with you!
@@CMontgomeryBurns09 Why not both? He brought salvation to the apes through the gift of intelligence and sacrificed his life to lead them to the promised land.
There's a lot of connections like Noa and the Flood. Like Noah and the great flood.
Beyond happy to hear that Kingdom was a good sequel. The Rise-Dawn-War trilogy is one of my favorite movie trilogies ever
Same here
can we go back and swap the titles for _Rise_ and _Dawn_ ? I honestly don’t think anyone would mind…
@@Sam_T2000it makes sense why they have those titles.
Rise shows the beginnings of the apes gaining sentience where as Dawn is about the beginning of the clashing between two dominant species vying for what the future of this planet will be dominated by, which then leads in to War showing the conflict starting to turn when the disease has a new mutation and now humans are forced to sacrifice infected humans or lose their dominance.
@@dereknight861 - nah, dawg.
the sun comes up at dawn… dawn is the beginning… then it rises… I suppose you could argue that “dawn” and “rise” are very similar, but “dawn” has a more specific usage, which doesn’t jive with the themes of the middle movie… and I suppose _War_ should’ve been called _”Zenith of the Planet of the Apes,”_ or maybe just _”Noon.”_
@@Sam_T2000yeah but they aren't, so..
I think these movies prove that people will buy into CG characters in real settings more easily than real characters in CG settings. Unless you’re James Cameron, it’s very difficult to do.
I imagine one day there will be a capture solution that can film people with cross polarization and depth data in a way that we can completely relight and integrate them into any environment. I feel like all the tech is already around but maybe not as robust yet.
It's all about the writing, too. Write exceptional characters and stories and people will look the other way with CGI. Look at Godzilla Minis one. The CGI on Godzilla isn't all that great. For its budget, maybe. But overall, it's really not that good, but we forgive it because the story is good. Same with Thanos and Steppenwolf. People complained that Steppenwolf was a dumb CGI villain in Josstice League. Thanos is also a CGI villain, but he's not dumb.
I don’t think being James Cameron helps that much…
@@VincentStevenStudio thanos looked much better than Steppenwolf. Partially thanks to the motion capture work from brolin
@@slang1517 It's down to time for CG artists and art direction honestly.
I was so nervous this movie would be a disappointment. The Caesar trilogy are some of my favorite movies ever (Especially Dawn and War). So glad this movie holds its own with those. Excited to see it tonight!
War was disappointing, felt really small with half the film confined to the camp.
@@AndyJackson380 Well think about World War II and how it would've felt for Jewish people. It was a nightmare.
@@AndyJackson380nah still peak tho
To me the best is Rise because it's a smaller movie and works. I dont understand the humans in next movies. They are scared of the apes so why can't they move out? I feel like there was a bigger story to tell among the humans because the apes were only in California, therefore classically people have been killing each other.
@@AndyJackson380 a good trilogy capper doesn’t need to be the biggest movie of the trilogy, it just needs to be a good ending and War was that
Birth of the Kingdom of the Alliance of the Brotherhood of the Second Cousins of the planet of the Apes
Perfect title "chef kiss"
It feels a little too short, tbh.
😂😂😂
Nice Title
Part 2
So many biblical references. Noa’s arc, the interpretation of Caesars laws and the symbolism behind the window
All three of the Andy Cerkis movies were masterpieces, rise in particular being my favorite. It’s so good to hear that this series is still going strong.
Totally agree! This is exactly why I’m not sure I wanna watch this one cuz he’s not involved
@@aokiQIf its any consolation, he served as a consultant for Kingdom so he had *some* involvement
They were very good. But this one didnt need to have been made
@@nerddoctorsgive or take
@@nerddoctors No movies need to be made, if its a good movie it's good that it was made, and this was a very good movie
This is what the Star Wars sequel trilogy should’ve done
The prequel movies eventually made sense. Maybe the sequels will make sense one day.
Exactly. Especially with the way how they've handled Ceasar's legacy. The Star Wars sequel trilogy should've shown similar respect for it's legacy characters like this movie did
@@teeahtate I think it’s very likely that the younger generation that grew up with the sequels will grow up to defend them online, just as my generation did with the prequels once we got older. However one key difference is that even though the prequels were very flawed, George had a respectable vision for all three movies, whereas Disney was making things up as they went along. That might make it harder to justify the decisions that were made.
@@amanms1999make luke skywalker M̶o̶n̶k̶e̶y̶ jedi jesus ?
@Dominic-Decoco I maintain the first two sequels did have a clear vision (I know how people feel about TLJ, but I thought it felt like a proper continuation) and Rise could have tied it all together if angry fans hadn't gotten in the way. I would kill to see a proper third sequel that felt like actual people wrote it instead of a raging Twitter feed.
So happy to hear this series keeps doing well.
The guy that directed this is also directing the live action The Legend Of Zelda movie.
That will be interesting
I know, Nintendo fans are all sighing in relief to hear that this movie is good lol
@@LuisSierra42 the girl that plays in this movie will also make a great Zelda
People are about to go ape shit when that trailer drops.
Wait, there's a zelda moving coming out?
I liked this movie, it felt like it was 95% it's own movie.
I also liked what I felt was a good plot twist in the last 5 minutes. I feel like the last 10 minutes raised so many questions. So I think I would enjoy seeing further installments of this part of the saga.
worth watching. more of a classic take on the originals. leaving me want to see what the next one will show us, from space.
Rise of the planet of the apes still holds one of the most iconic scenes in cinema history - the "No ! " scene. I will never forget the gasp that went through the audience when it happened.
Looking forward to this one, from the looks of it it will be a fun experience.
I hope they bring back Raka, there was a post credit of him making his “gurgle” at the very end of the movie so hopefully it’s a hint that he survived the rapids and they’ll bring him back later on.
A post credit scene of Raka surviving?
Why didn't I wait!
😭
@@Menaceblue3 Well it was just a black screen and the noise of an orangutan grumbling like what Raka would do throughout the movie. It could honestly mean nothing, but I hope it’s a hint to his survival. But you didn’t miss anything don’t worry.
@@huntercool2232aint no way i missed the post credit, if it was just some noise it could be raka or proximus himself who survived the fall. I mean we didnt see dead body of either of them.
@@huntercool2232 How do you know it was an orangutan? I heard it too, but how would you identify who it is? It could have been Proximus
@@UnboxingAlyss Because it’s the same sound Maurice (who is also an orangutan) makes. Just look up “orangutan grunt” and you’ll also hear the same sound.
I swear, every time I saw Freya Allen’s character interacting with the apes, I had to remind myself these were CGI characters. They’re so convincing. Maybe not always visually, but the performances made me look over any imperfections
All these years later, you are still my favorite film critic and favorite RUclipsr.
Why though? He doesn't actually say anything you can't just read on IMDB
@@to4316 He’s the person that made me begin to understand exactly WHY I love movies. Yeah you can read this stuff but it’s better to actually hear someone who’s clearly passionate about films talking about them, like Siskel and Ebert too.
@@thegoodreylo4749 Did you watch his video on Madam Web? That was embarrassing. Maybe he used to be a good critic but now that he thinks he's a film director he's afraid to say anything negative which makes his reviews useless imo
@@thegoodreylo4749I agree with everything u said. Been watch this guy for 8-10 years
Jermy Jahns??
Caesar was an amazing character and im going to miss him. But ive heard Noah is really good too.
It’s alright
He is lol. You gotta let go of Caesar to allow for a new lead to take over. Noa is a very relatable character
Noah is good...I really hope Mae does not return. She felt like a last minute add in this movie. Really didn't need her
Noah is mid imo, but the movie overall was great. The thing about Noah is that there is NOTHING special about him at the beginning, unlike Caesar who started off special by being the first smart ape. This might be a good thing, but idk if that is what the writers were even going for.
I honestly did not hate caesar. besides collecting apes for his kingdom and slaying some along the way. he wanted apes together to bring them a better future. to unlock the hidden secrets of man.
I hope Raka comes back in the sequel.
Proximous Caesar was disappointingly underused.
Really glad that we saw the original trilogy about Caesar FIRST and then this movie afterwards. It’s quite a delight to see things happen chronologically instead of the Star Wars way.
You do realize... 🤔 Well, nevermind.
@@Rob774 That this series so far has been a buildup to the original Planet of the Apes? Oh well, I consider this series to be self contained 😂
Happy to see Kevin Durand going strong this year!
I think Raka still alive! He will be a mentor for Noa being the new leader and caeasar descendant
The 2011-17 Planet of the Apes trilogy is one of the best movie trilogies since LOTR, tell me I'm wrong
You are right
You’re wrong
@77sergiocon yeah, on second thought, Nolan's Batman trilogy is on pretty solid footing too
@@kevinm1734 I only said you’re wrong because you were asking someone to in your initial comment. But I agree tho, these 2 trilogies are up there in the same league
"No"
We just watched it yesterday with my GF. It looks like we rented the whole cinema. No one watched it except us.
Yeah I saw it yesterday with a friend and I think there was only about 30 people in the theatre. I really hope that’s just because it was a Thursday and it’ll hit bigger come the weekend because I really want to see this series continue 🤞🏼
Same here. It was less than 10 people including my wife and I.
People don't really care going to the movies anymore the future looks uncertain
in puerto rico the theater was packed
@@namor2x2x well in America is empty
I saw it last night. It was ok, thats it. The whole Eagle ritual story was unnecessary. The best caracther Raka was killed too soon. But the ending was good I guess I mean they made contact with Fort Wayne, Indiana we heard a voice but didnt show us if it was human or ape.
Watching Dawn and War in theaters is one of the greatest experiences Ive ever had, I hope this is in the same vein.
Just watched the movie here in the Philippines, it's now showing nationwide. I can say the story still has a rich storytelling, the character development is well-executed. The visuals were fantastic, the post-apocalyptic shots of rotten buildings and also the apes' CGI. The trilogy still keeps going. 👌 7.5/10
Well in my opinion, Dawn of the Planet was still my best, nothing could replace the role of Caesar, he brings the movies together.
In Kingdom, I was also able to see revelations and some interesting topics about humans and apes, so this sparked my interest to watch again the previous installments, and I'm looking forward for Kingdom II (hopefully)
I enjoyed it. We got to go see it today for our 8th anniversary. It's our first post-baby movie. I saw the first 3 back to back during the opening day, and my spouse joined me for the last 2. Now, it's difficult to watch anything without pauses. I was getting ready to see this in theaters alone because that's how being a parent is, and getting to see it together made it that more special. Becoming a parent has made me look at humanity in a different way, and I feel like KINGDOM came out at just the right time for me. Rewatching the first 2 post pandemic gave them an even more realistic feel, and the 3rd examining long-term affects of the virus just hits even harder.
I was very uncertain about this movie, but you sold me on the last few and it became my favorite film trilogy behind Lord of the Rings. I’ll have to check it out!
Just watched the previous Trilogy..i forgot how good War was, unbelievable
War is the best one
:) My most anticipated movie of the year, and it's another winner for this franchise.
Thank you for this, Chris. Your review for War for the Planet of the Apes had me even more excited to see that back in the day, and that ended up as my favorite film of the last decade. I trust your opinion now as I did then. Can't wait to see the film this weekend, Chris.
I have never seen any of the apes movies dating back decades. Now I will have to check them out.
They're worth it, especially 2 and 3.
What?! You're wasting your time! Go and watch the trilogy.
The original is great (though it's sequels each have diminishing value), the Tim Burton remake is a strange egg and the modern reboot (Caeser Trilogy) honestly deserves to be spoken about in the same conversation as the LotR Trilogy, OG Star Wars and Godfather Trilogy, it really is that good.
@@LuisManuelLealDias 1 is a great build up to 2 and 3. So I think you have to watch it
@@koek1122you don't need to, but I recommend it, yeah.
Disney approached Wes Bell to direct the film as an apology for cancelling his Mouse Guard film.
He was already attached before the Fox acquisition.
I really liked how Noa was written and portrayed. He was vulnerable and conflicted but also responsible, intuitive, and good-natured. I also liked that they had us follow an ape on the verge of adulthood because it positioned him differently than Ceasar was in the second and thid films
This review is a relief. Didn't know what to expect.
Chris doesn’t say negative things about movies anymore on purpose because he wants to be a filmmaker himself so he thinks he has a better chance of directing a big movie or something. Never trust the modern Chris Stuckmann for a movie opinion
💯 I see that too.
I really appreciate your review, mate. You're doing a great job, buddy.
Do love a Stuckmann/Jahns duo upload
Review embargo lift time
My man 🤜🤛
Yeah was thinking that! Maybe they should do a duo review for the viewers
@@BrayOfTheDonkey Jeremy will say it's dogshit if it is or will score it in any form. Chris won't, he would just tiptoe walk around a movie if it's bad, so they would only do it for "good" movies
@@supersayayinclarkChris doesn’t make reviews for films he doesn’t like anymore, he’s stated that pretty explicitly.
Really enjoyed the first three - excited to see how this one turns out!
Video must be so good that I got the notification twice
Must’ve been Jeremy jahns you may have subscribed to
@@blueodin0946this lol
The movie begs you to watch it😂
Expected this to be good and glad to see a positive consensus, can't wait to see it.
I honestly think this is head and shoulders above the Matt Reeves trilogy. And I liked those movies. This feels like a genuine masterpiece that balances a really solid story with some of the best set design and visual effects. Also, this is the best acting from any Apes movie ever. You had atleast 3 different actors hit Andy Serkis level here.
I'm a big fan of the 2010's Apes films and especially the Matt Reeves films so the absence of both him and Serkis was a concern. A fourth film was inevitable given there financial success but moving the story on a few generations is a smart move [especially as 'War' ended that trilogy perfectly]. I'm a massive fan of the Apes movies in general and glad to see a series that started in the 60's still going.
Saw it tonight. The first 15 minutes or so, where they introduced the new clan gave me the bad feeling that it was going to be something like Avatar Way of the Water. But as soon as Noa goes on his mission and we learn the history of what’s been happing over those several generations, I was hooked.
I felt the same thing. It took a little while to get going, but when it did, it was really good.
As always great analysis man.
your reviews are truly the best. concise, non-spoilery, and most importantly, SUPPORTIVE OF THE FORM.
Just from this project doing well and seeing the directors vision it gives me hope for the zelda live action film. I wonder if they are going to go for a darker tone like twilight princess
The thumbnail made me so worried. So relieved this movie turned out great.
I get my movie reviews from you in the swamplands of RUclips. Good job sir! Keep em' coming!
Great review! Looking forward to this.
Monke’ time
They are not Monkeys
Came for the review, Stayed because of the shirt. Stay golden fam.
After seeing this movie how do you feel about Wes Ball as director of the already announced Zelda film?
I love that you rocked the Sailor Moon shirt!
I love your reviews but I wish you would bring back the Hilariocity reviews thoses are my favorite ❤ well with that been said keep up the great work 😊
You not reviewing bad movies or movies you don’t like makes me not care about your reviews anymore.I already know what you’re going to say when a review comes out
Everyone should check out the 5 original movies, they're something in their own right:
Planet of the Apes (1968): Great, thought provoking
Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970): Good, then fuckin weird af
Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971): Time travel comedy/on-the-run thriller?
Conquest for the Planet of the Apes (1972): Euro-action/spy-esque, wide-angles, zooooms! Víva la Révolution de les Apes!
Battle for the Planet of the Apes (1973): Sober, simplified, and somehow resolves everything from last movies to full circle so brilliantly!
They are masterpiece script movies, people doent know about them, most of them only watched the first one of 1968. But is extraordinaly saga all of them. I hope thay do the same in this new movies. Becaose in the Rise of planet of the apes, we can see how three astronauts are lost in the space. I HOPE they will appear in the next movie, to close the circle. Is the sense of this movies.
People are missing out by not checking out the classic saga. You might think at first that the effects don't age incredibly well, but the stories more than make up for it!
I lost interest in other old movies after watching beneath the planet of apes but man original is a masterpiece
What??? The second one is pretty shittie and the third one ain't realy much better. The other 2 movies aren't probably good to only the first one is good. But also not as good as the trilogy.
@@tomgu2285 yes
I watched this in 4d with the boys, amazing time please make more of these!!!
Great review as usual! Love your reviews! Just back from watching it and loved it completely agree with slow being the wrong word to use ! I used it and was wrong as you said those scenes needed to be in it
right below jeremy jahns. we love to see the youtube’s movie gods together on the feed lol👏
I just left seeing it in Imax. It was great.
Awesome review Chris, can’t wait to see your movie
Glad to hear that this is a worthy sequel to the first Planet of the Apes trilogy. Thank you for this review and sigh of relief.
Chris, as massive fan of sci fi and animated films, I just wanted to recommend Mars Express (2024). I saw it once and again with my family, I absolutely love it, I hope more people see it. I think you’d really enjoy this underrated gem of a sci fi animated film. Please check it out, don’t miss it and please review it to spread the love. Take care. Thank you for all the reviews over the years. Looking forward to watching your first film in theaters
I like the amulets necklaces the apes have, a little religious iconography but its the window of Ceasars house from Rise. It was a nice touch that ties it back to the first one and parallels human religion ie crucifixes worn by millions of people today
just saw it at an early screening a few hours ago. it was fantastic!
Saw it today myself. I’m glad that it’s as good as it is. I definitely think Dawn and War are stronger movies but I’d put this at Rise’s level at least. I agree that it’s very clever to explore how Caesar’s story and legacy gets interpreted by apes hundreds of years after his death. I think my main gripe with the movie is that Caesar was such a compelling protagonist that it’s basically impossible for Noa to compete.
Love your reviews and love this movie franchise, just one question though, have you moved away from grading movies? I’ve noticed last few of your reviews you haven’t really been grading them only giving your thoughts
When is your Tubi exclusive movie coming out 😮
theater release loser.
I was actually very surprised that we got a fourth planet of the apes movie prequel I thought that war for the planet of the apes was supposed to be the last one.
War was a perfect ending for Caesar, but the Apes still had a long way to go to become the dominant species. I wish Whoever wrote this new trilogy really showed HOW the apes took over and how the humans diminished because I feel like the premise for this movie should’ve been film 5 instead of 4th.
@@topbackpodcast2615 my only disappointment with war for the planet of the apes is for a movie called war for the planet of the apes there was like basically no war there's one fight at the beginning and then one fight at the end that doesn't even involve the apes really.
I would have liked it if the movie was focused more on like Caesar actually being in like a war with Woody harrelson's Colonel character because the best scenes are his interactions with the colonel why couldn't we get like a actual like military war movie but with like Caesars apes versus Woody harrelson's people that kind of bummed me out a little bit.
I mean it was a fine movie I just feel like the name was a little bit of low key false advertising.
Hey Chris I think it'd be a good idea if you used your voice to talk about Coppola's upcoming film Megalapolis. The trailer dropped this week and it'd be good to have your voice spurring your base on to investing in that film to potentially help some for other films like it to be made.
Love these films, was really skeptical when the first teaser dropped and scared they were going to drag out one of my favorite trilogies, but now that the film is almost out my confidence in it has shot up immensely
Yea, bro. I agree with your thoughts! I loved it too. ❤
WHEN WE’RE OUT IN THE SPACE ON THE
PLANET OF THE BASS
IN ANY CASE
Life! It’s really great
Caesar is my favourite ape.
APES! Together strong
Enslave humans, that is wrong
Where does Chris get these amazing crossover shirts?
i was so happy to find out kevin durand plays proxima. What a great casting
Well I know it’s good since he posted a video lol
Chris, when will the Madam Webb review be up?
Do you expect him to like it? =P
He made a video 2 months ago called "I have to talk about this." He doesn't review movies that he thinks are bad anymore. This was one exception though
People really need to get over Madame Web.
@@EamonKelly100% agree. There's nothing new to add to that discussion. Time to move on.
Very excited to hear if this one lives up to the previous ones!
Very happy to hear it’s good! Can’t wait to watch this on the weekend!
Jeremy has 2x the views for the same review. The people have spoken .
So ? Who cares ? Why are you so determined to undermine him? Lol it is pretty sad
@@rupertsmith5815 it matters soy boy
Jeremy sucks and has no idea what he's talking about when it comes to movies 😂
So since Chris dances around any negativity in film criticism now... not mentioning anything about Mae in this review, the girl side character, probably means that wasn’t a good aspect of the film. Got it. 👍
Jeremy jahns said that she was shite. So yeah
@@WL1264 🥃 Required
Best review on this movie hands down.
I’m seeing this in theaters tomorrow in IMAX, and I certainly can’t wait to do so.👌🏽I was initially afraid it wouldn’t be as good without Matt Reeves, but I’m glad to know that this’s still a solid film with both a new director and main character from the previous films.
What did you think?
Idk this one didnt do it for me...
Can’t believe Wes Ball cooked with this film, so happy and proud of him and I hope he cooks just as well for Legend Of Zelda
How is no one talking about the fact that 300 years after most humans died, there is a girl wearing make-up, wearing normal clothes, acting like everything happened yesterday? She knew the vault like she saw it many times before.
I’m excited to see this movie, great review as usual 🍿 by the way, love the shirt 🥰🌙
It wasn't great not bad but just OK
Facts
I don't see the point of uploading a thoughtful face in the thumbnail if we already know that if you upload a review of a movie it means you liked it!
Came for the review but now I must ask where did you get that shirt!?
Nice to see this film turned out so well and Chris considers it on par with the Matt Reeve films which is a high bar.
The cinematography was awesome but the story failed for me.
Agreed
In a world where the Internet is filled with toxic internet reviewers who can't go 20 seconds without using the word "woke", Chris Stuckman and his reviews continue to not only be informative but none toxic.
Thank you Chris, for being such an amazing and respectful critic.
Critical drinker is the best!
@@98keefywell good for you ig
Wear a cup.
The movie was incredible. Proximus was most definitely my favorite character.
Check out Wes Ball's short film "Ruin". Especially if you like abandoned landscapes. The dude can set up action sequences
I saw it last night and I think this is the best Planet of the Apes movie. The story was so great. I totally will watch it again. This is an Oscar worthy movie.
Better than Dawn? That's high high praise.
It was
The Modern trilogy should’ve had Oscar’s
Serkis Carried
I don't want to spoil it but it does get explained@@XVNRX
Did you actually review it or just play footsey pretending your a real filmmaker?
Dude get the hell over it. If you want to watch rage bait reviews then click on the dozens of other channels that whine for a living. Man babies everywhere here
@dtanobo dude it's a movie review. The whole point is to critique and analyze it.
@@FumeRunner and what did he do here?
He isn't pretending. He is a filmmaker.
@@EamonKelly An independent film so far. This isn’t a movie review page anymore and hasn’t been for awhile. It’s a Hollywood sycophantic ramble.
I'm 61 and remember the first movie with Charlton Heston. This movie gives a tip of the hat to that presentation, but in a slightly "Altered Perspective."
I just wonder how many got the clue what's being said as in the original movies.
Some things should not be tampered with.
Just keep these movies coming. We love them