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rise of the planet of the apes all of those movies are pretty good
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Squizzle posted:event ho-rise-on Mooey Cow posted:Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice 
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Feb 14, 2020 14:31
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Blackdog420 posted:The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin (2014) get out
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Feb 14, 2020 22:01
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hell yes sign me up for the mostly-CG prequel about the childhood of the series' villain i hope it has a goofy CG sidekick that speaks mainly in babytalk!
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Feb 14, 2020 22:21
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I really do like the new planet of the apes films though
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Feb 17, 2020 05:10
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Dash Rendar posted:that one was pretty decent. not the best. but i liked it. we, uh, we did, thread? we found a movie with "rise" in the title that doesn't suck. seriously though, the andy sirkis planet of the apes movies are good
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Dash Rendar posted:I've only seen the first two. They were decent! Was Rise the first one? Rise is the first one. I think Dawn, the second one, is definitely the best of the three, but they're all definitely entertaining. It feels like they'd be classics if they were 10 or 15 years younger. The mix of blockbuster visual imagination and heavy-but-not-particularly-challenging politics feels of a piece with 90s SF like Cameron; a decade and a half later it just feels somewhat derivative. However, their central appeal - Shakespeare-light that uses the uncanny valley effect for horror and questions of what "humanity" means - wouldn't have worked before about 2010. I really do enjoy them and want more people to enjoy them, but also I think the somewhat muted reaction that they got was the correct one.
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