I heard that this film has a good reputation before watching it. Of course, most of the word of mouth gave Caesar's personal charm, not the film itself. After watching it, I was a little disappointed, and I didn't feel the role of this film as a link between the past and the future. After all, as the second part of a series of films, the human side was dying smoothly, but the orangutans should have evolved to a more developed stage, but this film In addition to allowing the orangutans to collectively recognize words, there is no sense of evolution, but instead they have become an aboriginal existence. Then, the orangutans first effortlessly took a large number of weapons from the well-guarded human arsenal, and then, without any training in firearms, came to a horse-riding battle that made the recoil cry in the toilet. Not to mention recoil, I haven't seen a scene of shooting with a semi-automatic rifle while riding a horse for a long time. The reform of this kind of Hu uniform riding and shooting is going really smoothly. Do the orangutans know how to open insurance? Double guns? It's very accurate. It is estimated that many firearms enthusiasts don't know what to say when they see it there.
This time the human characters are all soy sauce characters, which is well received. Of course, soy sauce is not a derogatory meaning. After all, a little soy sauce only tastes good when cooking. This time only the star Oldman appeared, but is it really necessary for Oldman to play this role? I can't think of any other reason other than cheating at the box office. When I knew that Fu Lan would not star in the second part, I felt that this second part might be watery, but I didn't expect it to be really watery. Let's see what happens in the third part. If the third part is the final one, the orangutan can at least start to make tools and use electrical appliances.
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