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sequel needed Firstly, I really do not get the 1 star reviews this film is getting... Potential spoilers: Finally a film that is worthy of your time, money and cinematic craving! Great performances, Josh Hartnett is brilliant and M. Night Shyamalan's gives a visually stunning cinematic thriller, that demands your full and unbroken attention... I found the whole viewing experience to be thrilling and my eyes where treated to superb cinematography, a suitable but highly effective score, and again incredible performances from all the cast. One of the best films so far this year and will be seeing it again and again.

“War for the Planet of the Apes” is a film that unapologetically embraces the first word of its title. It opens with soldiers in a lush green forest with nicknames on their helmets, marching toward the enemy through the brush in a style that reminded me of “Platoon.” Over the next two hours, other war films will flash through your mind, most commonly “Apocalypse Now,” which Matt Reeves’ excellent blockbuster cribs from openly, even turning its villain into a Colonel Kurtz in the heart of darkness, complete with shaved head and rambling philosophy. (At one point, graffiti even reads “Ape-pocalypse Now,” as if to make clear that Reeves and company aren’t stealing as much as directly paying homage.) So why turn a franchise about sentient apes into a war movie that echoes the stories of Vietnam? What can be gained from looking at the darkest side of humanity.