Right from the beginning, the film lets us make decisions for the protagonist, thanks to which a sense of connection is established with the otherwise one-dimensional character
While the film does have its moments of visual splendour and visceral detail, it becomes the second Netflix film after Mowgli, that I wish I had caught on the big screen
An interesting premise, with moments of brilliance from Julia Roberts, but the below-par execution and an average performance from Lucas Hedges has let the film down
With the 2016 Jon Favreau blockbuster adaptation of The Jungle Book still fresh in audience's minds, comparisons of Serkis' version with it, though unfair, are unavoidable
