Review of Congo (1972) by Gary C — 27 Aug 2007
Not quite the abortion I was led to believe it was, this dimwitted action film adapted from a dimwitted book by Michael Crichton is so absurd it is impossible to take seriously. A motley crew of scientists, naturalists, hunters and treasure seekers end up in Zaire finding a talking apes family/discovering a lost diamond mine and getting attacked by killer apes, all at the same time.
And if that's all a little too subtle for you, throw in a volcanic eruption and a laser gun. Daft rather than offensive, but hardly a classic.
This review of Congo (1972) was written by Gary C on 27 Aug 2007.
Congo has generally received mixed reviews.
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