Astronaut crash lands on a planet where apes are human equivalent (except have no technology). A 're-imagining' of (some say) classic Planet of the Apes, stars Mark Wahlberg.

"I spent good money to see Wahlberg topless! I want my money back."

"Almost some gorilla sex! Then they must have realized it was PG. Such a shame, can't wait to see all of the gory details in the deleted scenes on the DVD."

"The ape movements have improved on earlier movies, they jump up now which is much more realistic than in the original version in which the apes were more human-like."

"Did I see Wahlberg smile in this movie? I don't think so."

"Would be a good pilot for another TV series."

"The movie doesn't end as much as aborts."

The movie starts in a space craft in which chimps are trained for space travel. One chimp goes out and is lost, Wahlberg's character (Leo Davidson), a junior crew member, gets into another pod and goes after him.

It all goes wrong, he crash lands onto a planet where the apes can talk.

LD is captured by apes, along with other humans, all of whom can talk.

Friendly female ape (Ari - Bonham Carter) buy our heroes and they work for her, but then escape. Ari goes with them.

This group of humans and apes run away to find LD's ship but when they find it, it is aged. Then they have to fight the ape army who attack.

All of a sudden (during a battle) the chimp lost early on in the movie reappears. LD uses the pod to escape but goes back in time to find Washington DC is run by apes too.