What good thinking by Tim Burton to cast an actual real-life ape (Donny Wahlberg) as the lead in this movie!
Loved the original, this was a load of old cobblers!Limey (2 out of 10 )
Or was it Mark Wahlberg? Either way, I didn't like it. But do note that my rating has improved a notch since last time. John (9 out of 10 )
Good.Indie Brit (1 out of 10 )
If this is original then sure fine great not bad at all, however - if this is Tim Burton's version... (Screaming so high pitched only dogs can hear it) where was I? Yeah it's horrible, Marky Mark is terrible! Does anyone know? Because the poster is the original I think. I'll hedge my bets and give it a 1 just in case it is Burton's piece of garbage with the worst ending in film history.Eris (10 out of 10 )
I grew up on the original Planet of the Apes saga like my father did when it was new and Michael Wilson proves to be an excellent writer and master storyteller. I love it. Array.Knesis & Knephews (10 out of 10 )
For those of you who gave it one or two stars by just looking at the above picture and assuming it was from the remake, you have made a mistake and obviously have not read the script. This script IS from the 1967 original version starring Charlton Heston; the picture posted above was from the remake. The dialogue is slightly different in the movie (most scripts change before shooting) but all in all it was a great script. As a person who read the book from which the screen play was written, I can honestly say the movie was better! I do agree with the others as the original picture, not the Tim Burton remake, is the superior version!Patrick (10 out of 10 )
Did anyone actually think to read the script BEFORE posting? I did and it's blatantly obvious in the 1st few lines that this is the script for the ORIGINAL film starring Charlton Heston and Roddy McDowall. The filming date is 1967, I doubt Mark Wahlberg was even a lonly sperm in hid daddy's nut sack back then!
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