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Review: After seeing RISE Channel 4 last night I promised myself that I would not waste two hours of my life and money a bus and movie tickets to watch Hollywood blockbuster sequel. Maybe the summer heat frying my brain because I saw myself taking a long walk to Edinburgh city center and spending? 08.20 for a ticket to watch Dawn. Maybe I tried to teach me a lesson that I should always stick to the gut? When someone makes a decision they should stick to it or else bad things can happen to Dawn begins at exactly the same way as done RISE. Simian flu sweeps the world killing billions of people and the economy narrative is very effective indeed. Unfortunately when you are introduced to people who survive it have been a big wrench thrown in the works since they all live in a small neighborhood in San Francisco. What's wrong with this you ask? Common sense should tell you that the worst thing you can stop after a disaster. As a point John Wyndham and John Christopher in his novels in the city is nothing more than a concrete desert. Theyd surely be hundreds of thousands of dead bodies in the city? This leads usually to all kinds of complications? How are you going to arable crops in a city? I guess there may be some supplies left, but after ten years of industrial collapse people still have access to tobacco and cigarettes. Im prophecy simian flu affects only non? Im also divination guess if you are not thinking too deeply about this situation because it does not really have too much scrutiny. Characters displayed on tax access to military equipment, but the military is impressive by its absence. This is probably down to the plot function. The human survivors need access to a hydro dam just outside the city to get electric and kick-off the plot. The electricity needed to power the human enclave of communication to interact with other human societies, but it is impossible to believe that ten years after the flu outbreak is moored, not a single warship docks, or a military plane has landed the airport or a self-sufficient military unit into the city another small problem is that the characters are like the previous film pretty one dimensional and guaranteed. We have a nice male human character, the nice lady human character, the evil of ethnic minorities, ethnic minorities, etc. good man and society reflected the monkey. If you have any knowledge of Soviet history can only second guess how it pan out in the community of the monkey and its actors playing apes to take action movement that makes the biggest impression . If you are going to throw Gary Oldman at least give him a part worthy of his talents and get him to do something interesting with his grace this film is let down by an order a little streak I liked it but wanted to love it, and the film is not quite pull it off. It's better than the film that preceded it, and better than most of the summer fare quite robust dark blockbuster released in the past few years, but not in nutritional Also nearby think it deserves its position 150 best movies on IMDB list and feel hobbit films will quickly drop out of the list. As it stands in the original series is perhaps more fun in their entirety at Because of their imagination
