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✓ Published: 11-Aug-2011
✓ Published: 11-Aug-2011
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http://www.innovativecommunications.tv Hey hey, they’re the monkees-and they’re not fooling around.I’m Keith Kelly. My review of “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” coming up right now.nnIt all started way back in 1968-the first of several Planet of the Apes films where the primates were at the top of the pecking order.The make-up effects were groundbreaking for its day, and even won an Oscar.nnJump ahead past 4 decreasingly effective sequels to Tim Burton’s remake in 2001.All I c
http://www.innovativecommunications.tv Hey hey, they’re the monkees-and they’re not fooling around.I’m Keith Kelly. My review of “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” coming up right now.nnIt all started way back in 1968-the first of several Planet of the Apes films where the primates were at the top of the pecking order.The make-up effects were groundbreaking for its day, and even won an Oscar.nnJump ahead past 4 decreasingly effective sequels to Tim Burton’s remake in 2001.All I c
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