RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES REVIEW MOVIE
The new movie is technically a prequel to the 1968 Planet of the Apes however, it ignores the various sequels and spin-offs (including a TV series) that derived from that property. It’s excellent blockbuster fodder with added not-so-subtle political subtexts that succeeds at almost every level. A movie review by James Berardinelli Rise of the Planet of the Apes represents Foxs attempt to reinvigorate a dormant franchise. The movie is shot well, competently acted, and paced like a steam train. At first glance, the decision by 20th Century Fox to capitalize on the familiarity of the Planet of the Apes franchise - changing the title of this film from Caesar to Rise of the Apes to Rise of the Planet of the Apes - could seem as though audiences are being sold style over substance. Although the trailer did look pretty sweet, I must admit that when I first heard. Just pretend it doesn’t exist, which is what the filmmakers behind RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE. From the get go I was pleasantly surprised by Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Directed by: Rupert Wyatt Written by: Rick Jaffa, Amanda Silver Music by: Patrick Doyle Starring: James Franco, Freida Pinto Scientist Will researching a cure to Alzheimer’s disease develops a serum that when tested on a female chimpanzee improves its IQ. Here’s hoping this is a lasting comeback. Screen Rant's Ben Kendrick reviews Rise of the Planet of the Apes. REVIEW: First things first: forget Tim Burton’s awful PLANET OF THE APES remake from ten years ago. Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011) Posted on JUpdated on August 23, 2017. It’s Lithgow who steals the show though, playing an Alzheimer’s afflicted character with his usual verve and charisma. I knew he was a dude who was in movies and stuff, but in Rise he actually displayed some real chops. I wasn’t really aware that James Franco was an actor.
RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES REVIEW WINDOWS
Early on, an upset female ape smashes windows and throws her human handlers into walls and furniture. But there are still more than just a few violent moments. Writing is the key to Rise of the Planet of the Apes You can forgive the ambitious digital effects that aren’t quite right, or the clunky references to the original movies or even the fact they included a goddamned talking monkey, because in the world of the movie it just felt real. Trailers for Rise of the Planet of the Apes make it appear that this is predominantly a rampaging man-vs.-ape war movie. It is not what could be fairly called a bad movie, but neither is it. If it lasts 40 days in theaters, that would be amazing. This evening I sat down and gave it that shot. Nothing in Rise of the Planet of the Apes will last 40 years. I scoffed at the scores of folk telling me that it was fucking awesome and that I should fucking get over myself and give it a shot. Out of all the classic franchises, which would you pick to reboot? The correct answer is, of course, none of them.
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