Why Kingdom Is The Best and Worst Planet of the Apes Movie 

What Wes Ball did with this movie astounded me! Continuing the story of Caesar by exploring his legacy as an almost religious figure was brilliant. On top of that the VFX were immaculate and the performances just as impressive. An epic return to this world that has me wanting a lot more! Fantastic review

I had never fallen asleep in a theater before. Had. This movie was a snore fest for 2/3, and then the final act happens. Woof.

Not for people with short attention spans, shame that applies to most of the younger audience these days

I was expected Caesar's son or grandson as the main character but im disappointed..

Kingdom was mid bruh if u compare to previous three movies

4 words which wouldve improved this entire movie. Give Proximus A Chainsaw. Sure he was politically powerful and took Noahs family away from their job as bird farmers but none of that was enough for me to care if he got hold of powerful weapons. But if he cut off some apes arm then id feel like ok maybe itd be bad if he got into the fort, but that didnt happen. The first half of the movie was great but the second half where theres apes not getting to drive the tanks or pilot jets sucked. Noah and the girl got captured and everything was fine actually. No one got tortured or even threatened they simply couldve opened the vault and left. The threat didnt exist.

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Not a Planet fan thanks for taking one for the team by reviewing it. Looks like true Pkanet fans will like it. Love your reviews Chase 🙌

I felt like the whole last part was just a rerun of previous movies. i wouldhave prefered if it was more like a war for the planet of the apes, where desperate humans finaly droped the nukes on themselves.

Is this actually a reboot? Maybe a soft reboot. I was under the impression it was within the same continuity as the most recent Caesar trilogy.