Movie Review: Rise of the Planet of the Apes Posted on August 6, 2011March 14, 2018 By Dangerous Lee This film proves that we cannot rely on animal experiments to save our lives. Apes and humans are alike in many ways, but not where it counts, according to this film. I loved it! It was shocking, loving, angering, comical, and all around entertaining. One thing that was cheesy is the fact that the following words were uttered, “Get your hands off of me, you damn dirty ape!”. I guess each filmmaker that takes on this film feels obligated to pay homage to the original with this line, but really, we could have done without it. We know it’s a remake. The end of the film not only gives you the idea that their may be a sequel, but it also illustrates how viruses and disease so easily spread throughout the world. If you love sci-fi and hated Tim Burton‘s version you absolutely must see this film! It’s in a class by itself. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Like this:Like Loading... Related Blogs by Dangerous Lee Movie, Concert, and Book Reviews Andy SerkisartsFreida PintoJames FrancomoviesPlanet of the ApesRise Of The Planet Of The ApesRupert WyattTim Burton
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Blogs by Dangerous Lee The Half Series – When Black People Look White (2 of 3) Posted on April 5, 2010October 3, 2022 Estimated reading time: 4 minutes, 35 seconds. Contains 919 words PART TWO Most of you are guessing that Katie’s ethnic background is Black and White. Keep on guessing. The truth will be revealed in the third and final installment of this series along with an exclusive interview with Katie. Biracial?… Like this:Like Loading... Read More
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