Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

2014 "One last chance for peace."

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes

7.6 | 2h10m | PG-13 | en | Drama

A group of scientists in San Francisco struggle to stay alive in the aftermath of a plague that is wiping out humanity, while Caesar tries to maintain dominance over his community of intelligent apes.

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7.6 | 2h10m | PG-13 | en | Drama , Action , Thriller | More Info

Released: July. 11,2014 | Released Producted By: Ingenious Media , Chernin Entertainment Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.dawnofapes.com/

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Cast

Andy Serkis , Jason Clarke , Gary Oldman

Director

Theresa Greene

Producted By

Ingenious Media , Chernin Entertainment

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Reviews

paulclaassen Overlong and slow-moving at times, I did not find this film as interesting or exciting as 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes'. It is nevertheless an extraordinary film (and I think Caesar is one of the sexiest CGI creations ever!).

realfandangoforever 160310: How come apes always appear so unhappy? It seems apes and humans have many similar traits though it appears the apes are trying harder. This is an ok film, that's about it. A bit slow in it's pace; found my attention drifting off at times. My eleven year old was spooked by it. That's all.

halaabdulla I watched this movie 4 years ago, it's a sience fiction movie and thats my favourite type of movies, i watched it in the cinema with my brother in the eid holiday and i really loved it it's an amazing movie, it's talking about smart apes and what they will do to protect their planet from the human violence that they been facing it before in the human laboratory, i recommended you to watch it.

CBV After the ending of the first film, I was hoping they would make a sequel so that we could see where the story would go next, luckily in 2014 we got exactly that, and it didn't disappoint. When I heard that Wyatt was retiring as a director in this franchise, I got a bit nervous because whenever you change directors within a franchise, I can either work really well or really bad, but then I heard that they hired Matt Reeves to direct the sequel, the same man who directed Cloverfield and Let Me In, that gave me a bit more confidence in the sequel. Matt Reeves did one heck of a job directing this movie, is stunning, the cinematography is just beautiful. Andy Serkis is once again great as Caesar and Toby Kebbell was also fantastic as Koba, once again the human characters played by Jason Clarke and Keri Russell, while giving good performances, the writing of their characters never made them as interesting as the apes, but that is also because the people playing the apes are that good. I really like the story and how is executed, a lot of things you'd think would be predictable in a movie like this, are done in ways you wouldn't expect. I really think Dawn is up there with T2 and The Dark Knight as one of those few sequels that don't just live up to it's predecessor, it excels it.