Planet of the Apes Reviews

Bertram 2021-10-22 14:30:44

The old version is much better than the one made by Tim Burton. The old version is on the apes. It makes sense for humans to lose language and writing and completely degenerate into animals. In the remake, humans still have the ability to communicate with each other, so there should not be...

Korey 2021-10-22 14:30:44

       This is a movie that may get polarized evaluation. For the loyal audience of "Journey to the West", the monkey brothers in the play are too much like the friends of the shrimp soldiers and crabs in the Dragon Palace. Well, there is that gorilla with a single eyelid, so sexy. 　　...r

Wellington 2021-10-22 14:30:44

      The new version is more three-dimensional in the evolution and evolutionary setting of the apes and humans. The apes not only retain some of the wild nature of the beast, but also inherit a characteristic of the human, but they still can’t make and use firearms; and the humans become...

Krystel 2021-10-22 14:30:44

Let me just say that apes and humans are not the same species and have reproductive isolation. Blacks and humans are not the same race, but there is no reproductive isolation. Using different species to map the same race, is this irony or irony or irony? I have to say that people in that...

Reyna 2021-10-22 14:30:44

The new version of Planet of Apes is directed by Tim Burton ("Guillotine", "Batman"). Compared with the old version of 1968, which is much more luxurious, some of the settings inside are somewhat interesting: First, the so-called forbidden area "CALIMA" is actually the spaceship of the...

Evans 2021-10-22 14:30:44

In fact, the protagonist came to the earth in 26XX. From the protagonist back to the earth in 21XX, it was found that the apes had already ruled the earth. It can be speculated (combined with the rise of the apes) that the virus caused a large number of human deaths, and the apes took over...

Laurine 2021-10-22 14:30:43

I don’t want to vomit after watching the cat! It's just a bad movie! 1. I have never seen such a male protagonist who has no communication skills, planning skills, and leadership skills! a) Landing on an alien planet, it’s not surprising to see the orangutans in charge; but when you see...

Favian 2021-10-22 14:30:43

The sharpest thing about Tim Burton’s film is the irony of Lincoln at the end. It’s very ridiculous. Leo’s final thoughts should be: Your sister~ It’s a pity that he loves his ape sister and human sister~ because the orangutans are thriving, so By the way, I reviewed the 68th and 01th...

Arvid 2021-10-22 14:30:43

Reprinted from NetEase, the original link: http://ent.163.com/special/xingqiujueqi/ Whether it is Tim Burton's "Planet of the Apes" or Rupert Vayette's "Rise of the Apes", their common The sex is that they are all remakes of the five-part "Planet of the Apes" filmed in the 1960s and 1970s....

Romaine 2021-10-22 14:30:43

If I tell you, there is a story: where there is oppression, there is resistance. The protagonist leads people with vision and courage to overthrow the oppression and slavery of another class. In the process of fighting against the decadent ruling class, the children of the...