War for the planet of the apes streaming 123 movies

War for the planet of the apes streaming 123 movies movie#

Once again, the mo-cap ability to express true emotions on the faces of the apes is mind-blowing, with Serkis again being outstanding as is Steve Zahn ('Dallas Buyer's Club') adding some (very funny) comic relief as 'Bad Ape'. The film analogies continue as we take in a 'Shining'-style winter hotel a gritty Prisoner-of-War camp escape drama ('The Great Esc- ape'?) a barricades battle in the style of Helm's Deep in 'LOTR: The Two Towers' and a full-on Coppola-style helicopter-based war sequence ('Ape-ocalypse now', as graffiti in the film declares). I found this to be a really emotional plot line, with Caesar torn between the animal drive of his revenge and his role as a leader to his whole community. So follows a 'True Grit' style pursuit/revenge chase, made more similar to this analogy by the picking up of a waif-like mute girl (the excellent Amiah Miller). After things get decidedly personal, Caesar leaves his young son Cornelius (in a nice nod to the Roddy McDowell role in the original films) to find and kill The Colonel. For The Colonel is intent on tracking down and killing ape-leader Caesar (Andy Serkis, 'LOTR'). We have moved a number of years forwards from the events of 'Dawn' and society as we know it has crumbled away still further: even the 'Holidays are Coming' Coke lorry is no longer in service, so things MUST be bad! We begin the film with the apes having a nice 'Centre Parcs' break when their reverie and cappuccinos are rudely interrupted by the attacking forces of 'The Colonel' (Woody Harrelson, 'Triple 9', 'Zombieland'). With 'War', the form is back almost to top notch, and this is a summer release at last deserving of the suffix 'blockbuster'. 2014's 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' whilst also good took a slight backward step. With staggeringly good mo-cap for the apes and a touching and memorable story it was for me was a 10* classic.

War for the planet of the apes streaming 123 movies movie#

2011's 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' was the one of the big movie surprises for me of that year.