Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes Movie (2014): Review And Spoilers On The Latest Movie Showing On Screens

By John Kevin Muu Jul 24, 2014 12:09 PM EDT

Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes Movie (2014): Review And Spoilers On The Latest Movie Showing On Screens

For parents who would like their children to watch this thrilling movie well we would like to let you know that the "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" is the darker and more violent sequel to "Rise of the Planet of the Apes". The Apes in this movie are armed against the human survivors and it also has a higher body count than its predecessor which has a couple of upsetting deaths. The violence is more of military and weapon based than the first movie and it also has strong abusive language and scenes not suitable for children.

Now as for the rest of you adults, this movie is an excellent interspecies inexpression between apes and human beings. It's super amazing from its cast, to costumes, props and effects. Now this movie shows just how hard it is for apes and humans to live in peace due to some opinionated characters who make thing worse out of their own selfish interests and experiences.

This movie is more developed than the first movie "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" where the apes have begun to pick up English and are basically replacements for Injuns that are living in the forests of Marin County. They are hunters and gathers that also mind their own honeycombs. Now the apes have a peaceful life until the humans come along and disturb the peace as they go in search of energy after the world as we know it gets destroyed by the simian flu. The hundred humans that survived after being genetically immune to the simian flu are all gathered in San Francisco which is in shambles and they are now out of power that is highly needed for them to rebuild and reclaim the now lost world.

However, the power they need is said to be found in the very same forests the Apes are beside the dam hence the conflict. This movie shows diversity between humans and Apes. It also shows us that past mistakes can in did hurt us in the future.

Directed by Matt Reeves "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" is a thrilling movie and one you should defiantly watch and if you are looking for a more thrilling experience try watching it in 3D, am sure you will have a blast.