With a budget of about 10 pence Roddy McDowall shuffles and monologues throughout this snooze fest, the film has slightly interesting concepts of humans being treated as second-class citizens but not slaves like in the 1968 version but it's just too repetitive and takes so much from the previous films. The underground human mutants is ripped straight out of beneath the planet of the apes and it's even less sensical this time round as this is only meant to be a few years after Conquest.
The action in this was laughable and had no tension to it, the end fight was a massive failure. The best things about this film was General Aldo (a humorous but psychopathic ape) and some of the speeches on morality and treating everyone equally were mildly interesting.
2/10: Just not interesting at all
The action in this was laughable and had no tension to it, the end fight was a massive failure. The best things about this film was General Aldo (a humorous but psychopathic ape) and some of the speeches on morality and treating everyone equally were mildly interesting.
2/10: Just not interesting at all