Terrible and hypnotic from a third-rate director using a fourth-rate script. All kinds of incitement and emotion are not as good as the look at the top of the tower in "King Kong" back then. There are countless flaws in the plot, and the arrangement of the little girl and the killing of her relatives and enemies has refreshed my ethics, and the setting of killing the only child in order to kill the ape is also shocking. And these plots of building high walls to block fighter jets seriously shattered my cosmology compared to what the writers designed in order for the apes to successfully escape the procrastination time [laughs]. There are many loopholes like fishing nets, which means that the technology is really good. However, the 3D transformation of the goose in the later stage is extremely sinful. On the whole, it is only a little better than the rotten "Logan", 4.5 points, recommended for CG technology enthusiasts. When the screenwriter wrote the ape-man story, he must have lowered his IQ to the level of the ape-man first. So dedicated.
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