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Ambientada varias generaciones en el futuro tras el reinado de César, en la que los simios son la especie dominante que vive en armonía y los humanos se han visto reducidos a vivir en la sombra. Mientras un nuevo y tiránico líder simio construye su imperio, un joven simio emprende un angustioso viaje que le llevará a cuestionarse todo lo que sabe sobre el pasado y a tomar decisiones que definirán el futuro de simios y humanos por igual.
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A decent but kind of unnecessary movie; it feels like it only exists to set up the next one. For one that focuses on ape vs ape with few humans in the script, there was surprisingly less action than in the previous films.
Quite a disappointing follow up to a great trilogy. I’m sure the actors and sfx team put their work in but it doesn’t save this film. The plot felt flat, the pacing uneven which led to a relatively bland and lengthy viewing experience. Maybe the next film will help redeem the series but I for one won’t be chomping at the bit for it.
>*"What a wonderful day!"* Weaker than everything we've seen in the past trilogy, and for that it's underwhelming but ***Kingdom*** is still a decent movie overall. I almost went with a lower rating because a lot of this movie is so generic, predictable and it feels like we're focusing on the wrong stuff a lot of the time. With a timeskip like that you have the opportunity to reinvent the whole franchise and make new rules but it's all so... familiar. The characters are it's biggest strength, what they did with Noa and Mae has me invested for the next entry. The direction seems predictable to me but I might be surprised. Raka was my favorite, an improvement over Maurice. Proximus was a good villain, his viewpoint and motivations are clear and I get where he's coming from. I love the focus on the legacy of Caesar in this movie and nothing can be more evil than a villain who messes with that. This one was definitely overlong and not nearly enough action for all that runtime. The action we got was good for the most part but nothing that blew my mind. The bunker fits in the franchise perfectly, I even thought they were remaking *Beneath the Planet of the Apes* for a second there but it took another route. Perfect CGI and good-looking movie in general. No idea who to root for by the end and I like that but i'm not sure if it's fresh enough to reignite a new franchise.
I love this f****** apes MODERATION EDIT: Please don't use that word here.
When most other Filmseries have their low Point since Part 4, Planet of The Apes start once again on almost top Level! A new Protagonist after Caesars Era will lead the Apes to the next Human Contact (out of Space). The Icarus Mars Mission ist coming back to Earth, thats for sure! Hell good Sequel!!!!