casey luksch

njongo good acting . terrible script and execution. lots of convenient emotional tricks with no sustainable regard for the characters. where did all the dead bodies go? origin story? how did they know right away without any direction or consequence, how to be quiet? no explanation visually, verbally or mimed. youd think the army could deliberately set off bombs on the other side of the island to divert the aliens attention. why would aliens choose an island near WATER for their landing zone.. A lot of sound in a city. not enough reaction to foot steps whispering and headphones... Not well thought out...

stellar cgi. other than the iconic scenes portrayed in the first franchise movie copied. in this installment, the story follows the timeline of the original with no real explanation why the clans parted. humans are depicted once again as the threat to civilization, but the trite use of regaining contact with humankind sells the story short. the always trusting ape stare innocently mingled with the maniacal progression of humankind history, will make an interesting next movie. battle for the planet of the apes. but still many unanswered questions left in this one .

regular Hamburger has about 20% fat in it. fall guy has about 75% . only redeeming quality about the anemic script is that you had two hot stars in it. And that doesnt even save this attempt at a C movie showing. tired predictable drivel shrouded in a farcical karaoke night at chuck e cheese .

choppy fluidity. decent effects built on spotty editing. sort of hammy acting in first half, then dialogue took a turn for the better. still not convinced the theatrics helped drive a bleak storyline.

great cars. nice moment with dad in lemans. decent editing. predictable.

ive give this show a 1 graciously only because of the background visuals and props. acting was forced. the dialogue has an air of 2 teenagers talking on the phone. i suppose, making really bad puns seem funny after smoking a joint . the music interludes do not help this. its infantile use of original rehashed badly done songs is adolescence 101. speaking of plagiarism, the script and references to previous fantasy genre scenes was aggravating. mundane, light hearted dialogue at inappropriate times was seriously annoying. when not cringing at the bad jokes i was laughing at the forced emotion between unlikely partners. like awkward kids sitting alone at the h.s. prom .i dont get why the propensity to dislocate 90% of the straight population to pander to a very small segment of a overall community. not every story must show the overt bias to traditional values.

Well for the scientific detail oriented mind ,other than the nerdish computer language operators of satellite imagery of the cosmos, we're left flat by not witnessing the actual invasion. A Group of well manicured, well politically and socially groomed protagonists, gives us a sense of our self-centered arrogant human lives as the only existence in the universe, as they walk through a sparsely inhabited already decimated landscape. The viewer is left with the the pie already eaten. But picking up the crumbs each episode we delve further into what the title of the show is supposed to have given us. Trapsing slowly through a world of 9 billion people with not a trace of them lying around in the streets, we're supposed to believe the world is at war... just like we're supposed to believe that an astronaut floating in a no atmosphere environment can swim back to her ship. It's this kind of logic which leads me to believe that the writers and purveyors of the show took their best liked aspects of other shows and did a adequate job at trying to emulate the thrill and the suspense with none of the realism of the events impact. Without any substance to back up that failing perspective , of how our technology could not prevent this kind of psychological invasion, we're left with some extra sensory power social misfit teen, to defeat a superior invading force of star fishes bent on chasing all humans down a rat hole.

Something to be said of selflessness this movie certainly exemplifies. Very well acted search into the soul of immortality and self inflection. Aptly named. Testing the limits of ones struggle with death and it's companion grace.

Just read what the others have to say about adverse. they're more eloquent with their words . in fact the reviews of this film were better than the film itself. I always give Mickey Rourke an opportunity to surprise me but like one other review said it was like he was asked to come over after a party and do some lines with some student friends making a movie. I mean the paycheck for some of the bigger name actors in this movie must have been worth their time because it certainly didn't show it by the script or the technical aspects of movie making for this crew. Stupid highschool dialogue. Late night no permit city shots filled with horrible editing and sub standard acting . I mean really, the lead protagonist looks like he's eight years old and constantly pissed at his mother for embarrassing him at school. Facial expressions and mannerisms of a crack habit in need of another fix.

Glorified criminal behavior disguised as justifiable sentimental virtue. Hustlers takes a bite out of the sympathy apple and chokes up a worm-like remedy for greed and indulgence. Just as a lion preys on its vulnerable dinner fare , so does this movie take the money from our pockets in an effort to justify Hollywood fiction. The whole premise is based on the wicked victimizing the victimizer. A trolling look into a seedy mix of depravity and shame.