lee harvey

Russell was fantastic at the beginning of the movie but Ryan Simpkins who played his daughter drags you out of the movie at every opportunity. I’m not quite sure how Russell ended up working with such a terrible actress. The premise starts off well but turns into a farce in the third act. Russell redeems himself in the final moments but again the two females quickly drag us back down to hell with the demon that possesses the main actors. Russell, you’re better than this.

Chimp Crazy is clearly a giant advertisement for PETA. I think Tonia Haddix, PETA and the film crew were all in it together. I enjoyed the first two episodes then it became clear this was a made up story for drama surrounded by some real life chimp events. I'm guessing PETA or HBO are paying for Tonia's court fees if any, clearly she was desperate to be famous and the film crew were happy to oblige.

I was enjoying the movie but the ending made the whole thing useless. No redemption arc for the main character, trodden on his whole life by everyone around him and dies on the toilet. His wife will get the money and get to do it to the detective next. Moral of the story, treat your husband like crap and still get rewarded. Hollywood is broken!

I thought I had to come and bat for this movie as I've been witnessing some hate on social media. It's not the best movie by a long shot and I feel everyone's review these days are either "It's amazing" or "It's terrible" and that's about as in depth of a movie review they can do. The family and I went for my Birthday and as a 42 year old straight, white male it's hard these days to find a movie to get excited about. I really liked the look of this and was hoping for an IMAX showing but had to settle for a regular screen. There was also my wife and 3 daughters. 20,17 and 7. All of us over a big age gap thoroughly enjoyed the movie from start to finish. The pace was great and even kept the 7 year old engaged. The movie takes you over a wide range of emotions and is wonderfully acted with great chemistry between the small cast. The wife shed a tear, we all had plenty of jumps and nail biting moments. The CGI wasn't the best, I'd put it on par with a marvel Tv show but for me the story and acting takes precedent over that anyway. I was fully immersed, never looking at my watch and was left wanting more. I felt myself asking at the end "what creatures and fauna does he have on his own planet, how many languages? etc The rage of dinosaurs was great and they could have cheeped out on us with just a T-rex but there was plenty to see on Earth 65 million years ago. Cinematography was outstanding and the team did a great job creating a brilliant movie in the tough working conditions created by our overbearing, big brother government's during covid. I hope to see a sequel or two in the future of how humans revisited and populated the planet. Thank you