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Brian Lowry
Feels as if the picture were edited to leave the action sequences in while removing any connecting material that might have helped them make sense.
Stephen Garrett
Dreadfully muddled, but mildly diverting.
Janet Maslin
This glib, overheated film about vicious primates delivers little suspense...
Kenneth Turan
The entire tone of the book has been transformed from tension to tongue-in-cheek with dismal results.
Lucy Mohl
A movie that appears to have been designed first as a future theme park, and then as a major motion-picture.
Hal Hinson
In every frame, it aspires to be a theme park.
Critic reviews
Brian Lowry
Feels as if the picture were edited to leave the action sequences in while removing any connecting material that might have helped them make sense.
Janet Maslin
This glib, overheated film about vicious primates delivers little suspense...
Kenneth Turan
The entire tone of the book has been transformed from tension to tongue-in-cheek with dismal results.
Lucy Mohl
A movie that appears to have been designed first as a future theme park, and then as a major motion-picture.
James Berardinelli
This is easily the worst filmed version of anything penned by the prolific author.
User reviews

Oh dear So bad it's bad, but I do love Ernie Hudson (check out the "homage" to Ghostbusters during the finale), and I truly adore Tim Curry's hilarious Eastern European accent. You should be watching a double-feature of Ghostbusters and Clue instead. Also, please read "We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves" by Karen Joy Fowler and allow it to ruin any gorilla-themed movie for you for the rest of your life. At least these "gorillas" were played by humans, or I would find myself making amends right now. I feel bad, but I'm hoping the "How Did This Get Made" on this movie will cheer me up!
Cast and credits
Actors | Dylan Walsh, Laura Linney, Ernie Hudson, Tim Curry, Grant Heslov, Joe Don Baker, Philip Tan, James Paradise, Carolyn Seymour, Romy Rosemont |
Producers | Frank Marshall, Kathleen Kennedy, Sam Mercer |
Director | Frank Marshall |
Writers | Michael Crichton, John Patrick Shanley |
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Rental period
Start within 30 days, finish within 48 hours.
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Run time
108 minutes
Rating
PG-13
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