Perhaps the director of the film lacks certain ambitions, but when the bullets, spears, and fists in the film start to fly and dance, you will feel that all the previous worries are unnecessary. ()
In the sequel, there are few such exciting works. For the "Planet of the Apes" series, "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" is equivalent to "The Empire Strikes Back" in the "Star Wars" series-this movie is so powerful . ()
The Caesar in the film, the orangutan who led his own kind to establish an independent empire, is a product of technology. Its brilliance on the screen is the result of the efforts of all behind-the-scenes departments. Judging from the current situation, these technical departments have achieved the ultimate. ()
The film fully meets expectations and makes people look forward to the next one even more. ()
Although the idea of monkey riots may not seem so clever, the film is not stupid at all. ()
This film is an excellent sequel to the 2011 "Rise of the Planet of the Apes". The film’s vivid, vivid and slightly violent extended description of the humanoid Caesar’s struggle for independence is completely exploded in both technical and conceptual concepts. The last movie. ()
To be honest, this very interesting and themed "Ape Star" sequel is more like a feature film than an action film, but it still satisfies the wishes and needs of popcorn blockbusters. ()
This is a very exciting science fiction film. It has excellent visual effects, a powerful humanistic theme that echoes real social conflicts, and a truly amazing performance by Andy Serkins. ()
"Rise of the Apes: Battle of the Dawn" is successful both as a fable and an action-adventure movie. The conflict between the ape races to kill each other is a true portrayal of the development of our human race. ()
