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    War for the Planet of the Apes (film)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEP1Mk6Un98

    wow. i've really enjoyed both of the previous films in this current planet of the apes series, and this looks like another home run. woody harrelson improves any film he's in, too, so my hype levels on this one just went nuclear. my ass will be in a theater seat for this one, day one.

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    Ok, I'm on for that.

    The other two films were great and this series is the pinacle of what can be done to reboot a franchise successfully.
    I'm runnin' this monkey farm now Frankenstein.....

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    Huge fan of the originals and they indeed rebooted this series in a phenomenal way. This flick had my money before I saw a second of footage, but wow....I'm blown away. This has the potential to be the best yet.

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    damn this was a solid film. a great finale to an excellent prequel trilogy. i wish i had the time to watch the previous two films to refresh myself on the full story prior to sitting down for this one.

    the work by andy serkis was stellar, as always. the evolution of his character and his followers/society has been fully realized with this one. woody was great too, there are some similarities between his character and another famous film colonel which were quite interesting.

    definitely worth a watch if you've enjoyed the other recent ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ProfessorChaos View Post
    damn this was a solid film. a great finale to an excellent prequel trilogy. i wish i had the time to watch the previous two films to refresh myself on the full story prior to sitting down for this one.

    the work by andy serkis was stellar, as always. the evolution of his character and his followers/society has been fully realized with this one. woody was great too, there are some similarities between his character and another famous film colonel which were quite interesting.

    definitely worth a watch if you've enjoyed the other recent ones.
    Yep.. A good film...

    I'd place it as not as good as the previous two... but still a solid film!
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    Really enjoyed it.

    Saw it in greece tho with greek subtitles. So didnt catch any of the monkey business..

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