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Review: ‘Primate’ monkeys around too much

Primate centers on a domesticated chimp moving through family homes, with the reviewer arguing families that keep a chimpanzee as household pets `deserve what they get`.
Primate depicts a chimpanzee as household pet moving freely through family-home locations, prompting scenes of conflict that the reviewer uses to criticize the film.
The cast includes Jessica Alexander as Hannah, Miguel Torres Umba as Ben, Johnny Sequoyah as Lucy, and Gareth Gatrell alongside Paramount Pictures and ZUMA Press.
Press credits suggest Paramount Pictures and related press outlets accompany the film, while local newsletters promote it to audiences and readers.
The film's setup positions it to spark debate as Primate, the film, uses the unusual household-chimp premise with press photography and newsletters targeting potential viewers and critics.

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Review: ‘Primate’ monkeys around too much

Letting a chimp roam free goes badly in “Primate.”

4 days ago·Buffalo, United States

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REVIEW: ‘Primate’ is an Annoyingly Mediocre Film but Also a Blast at the Cinemas

'Primate' is, frustratingly, an irritating movie with a script that’s beyond stupid, a plot that’s ridiculous and performances that are laughable, but you didn’t come here for a well-written and thought-out movie.

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