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War for the Planet of the Apes Movie Review

So I just got back from seeing the new film War for the Planet of the Apes.
So, what are my thoughts?
It's basically exodus, you will understand what I mean by this by the end of the film. Also can we give Andy Serkis a few awards for this film,also the animators for the apes? Because it is damn good editing.
The music score was top notch. Very impressive the composer should get nominated for an award.
There is actually very little dialogue in the film, and they do use silence very effectively, I was very impressed.
There are a few problems in the film though. For example the little girl they find (the actress does a great job), she doesn't really get much character development in the film, but she does bond with the apes... off screen... for the most part. Also Woody Harrelson did just an average job in this film, I excepted more from him.
When this film does come out on dvd, I would recombined buying all three films together in a combo pack, which will probably happen.
One thing that I did find interesting though is that they showed the apes culture start to develop a little more, and I would have liked to see more of that.
In the end though for the most part, this is a satisfying end to a trilogy. The trilogy would be a fun one to watch with some friends for a movie night.
My final thought is I would like to congratulate the cast and crew and let them know that overall they did a great job with this film.


final score: 4/5
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