I am astonished, truly, that a hollow movie like spider-man; homecomingthat is instantly forgettable and fixated on lame themes of stupidfirst-world teenage angst scored better user reviews than thismasterpiece. it really says a lot about the mindlessness of moderncinema audiences, especially when the main argument is that ' thereisn't enough war'. that said, user reviews are moronic. Planet of theapes is a triumph, really touching and thought, provoking on so manylevels. i saw it days ago and the emotion of the film is still veryfresh in my mind. in fact the more it occurs to me, the richer themovie becomes. if this is not nominated in the best film Oscarscategory, then the Academy is as daft as so many IMDb users.

Before i saw this movie i looked at some people's opinions about it and i saw mostly negative reviews, so i was really nervous going into this movie thinking that i would have had the same reaction to it and seriously i have no idea what those people are talking about.

So War for the planet of the apes is the 3rd film in the new prequel/Reboot of the planet of the apes movies. And this is about Caeser going on a journey to stop a war between his apes and an army of highly trained soldiers, while he also tries to control his more violent instincts.

First the obvious, the CGI is amazing and is truly a technological marvel to cinema. Andy Serkis once again plays the ape ruler Caesar and is easily the best movie character in recent years, in each film he has gotten progressively better and in this one it is definitely the best performance. The story is great and is well acted throughout. This movie is also an amazing drama. There are a lot of moments that just make you jerk a tear every once in a while and its believable. The action sequences are pretty good too. Woody Harrelson plays the colonel and he does a pretty good job at it (He is not as good as koba but still good). He is just a character that you can relate to and you understand why he is doing all of this. Caesar and the colonel are pretty relatable. As much as i would love to say how great this movie is, i better stop right here.

I loved every part of this movie and i did not find anything i did not like about it, but i am gonna talk about why i think most people were disappointed with this film. So if you watched all the trailers and looked at the title you may be expecting one thing, a ton of apes and humans fighting with guns and rockets. But although there is some of that in this movie, its definitely not the main point of it. This movie to its core is about the war that a person faces emotionally while war is happening around him. We see this concept with Caesar all the way through the movie.

It also talks about what terrible things a person or people would do in a war. Woody Harrelson's character does what he does because he believes that the entire human race is going to go extinct if he does not act. I mean, would you do that if you knew that you could slowly be replaced by another species?

So some people do not like this film because they were expecting a full on hardcore war movie. And it is that, but it really is a commentary about how a person has a war within themselves when war is happening around them. And people either missed, did not care, or did not understand the more darker themes about this movie.

But anyway, in the end i thought this movie was a masterpiece in every way it could have been. It has amazing CGI, performances, action sequences, dark themes, tear jerking moments, and a beautiful moral to it. A+ or 10/10 APES TOGETHER STRONG!

Drama and special effects with an incoherent story line and caricatures instead of characters. This could have been a good movie but has gone beyond credibility to the point of absurdity. Where are the technical adviser? Did anyone think to consult one soldier about protocol? Especially after watching the originals, this does not even compare with Battle for the Planet of the Apes.

Summation: White man pure evil, ape and stupid human good.