Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is by far the most thoughtful of all the PotA movies. It takes its time, and the result is that we see a lot of backstory and even character development before much action happens.
The weakest part of the movie is the part which takes place in the titular "kingdom" -- and the best parts are with the Eagle Clan and during Noa's journey with Raka.
The voice acting is superb. The CGI is better than ever, with such subtle emotions showing on the faces of the apes, we don't even miss the incredible motion-capture work of Andy Serkis in this outing.
Noa takes the hero's journey from a brash and impulsive youth to a character who proves to be more than capable of being a strong leader.
I didn't think I was going to enjoy this movie as much as I did, but it gives me new hope for the continuation of this franchise.
The weakest part of the movie is the part which takes place in the titular "kingdom" -- and the best parts are with the Eagle Clan and during Noa's journey with Raka.
The voice acting is superb. The CGI is better than ever, with such subtle emotions showing on the faces of the apes, we don't even miss the incredible motion-capture work of Andy Serkis in this outing.
Noa takes the hero's journey from a brash and impulsive youth to a character who proves to be more than capable of being a strong leader.
I didn't think I was going to enjoy this movie as much as I did, but it gives me new hope for the continuation of this franchise.
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