FeistyUpper If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

BelSports This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

OneEightNine Media Dawn of the planet of the apes "NO!" "GO!" "NO!" Seriously, the Planet of the Apes trilogy is awesome. This film is the weakest of the three but still great. This one should have been called "War for the Planet of the Apes"; the marketing team dropped the ball on that one.

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.

mss-14370 What an outstanding sequel! This movie not only topped the first one (which I love),but also managed to put this franchise in the talk of possibly the greatest trilogy of all time. Sure the planet of the apes franchise doesn't have the same level of popularity like Star Wars,or Lord of the rings,or Marvel/DC superhero films,but it has one of the most well written character I've seen in very long time,and that character is Caesar,an ape who been raised like a human being and saw the good side of humanity,in the other side there is Koba an ape who been tortured by humans and saw the bad side of humanity. Matt Reeves did an amazing job showcasing the conflict between the two apes to the point where you don't even know who you rooting for. This movie is filled with great performances,stunning CGI,and great story. 10/10 A must see.

Matt A poignant and dark, post-apocalyptic epic with exceptional acting, phenomenal cinematography, and ground-breaking visual effects.Andy Serkis, Toby Kebbell, Karin Konoval, and Jason Clarke lend their incredible acting talent to Matt Reeves' wonderful direction and writing, and Michael Seresin's outstanding cinematography. They create a rich, detailed world of loss and yearning and create immense tension between the humans and apes. The characters are so well- written and instantly create an emotional connection with the audience. Caesar is easily one of my favorite movie characters of all time and the same goes for Koba. Dawn is an incredibly deep and enthralling masterpiece about apes that's surprisingly human.10/10**Took me several viewings to fully appreciate Dawn**