An incredibly cute film that was funny, yet at times poignant and sad.

Sort of a Kipling animal story transferred to a modern-day Air Force base in Florida. Effective, heart-in-throat bit of antivivisection rhetoric, with some extra anti-nuke implications to help strengthen the case.

If you like monkeys/chimps you will like this. The story isn't up to much besides a bit of heavy and callous animal cruelty but there are oh so many chimps doing chimpy things that are adorable!

A really terrible and stupid movie where the evil military is testing nukes on peaceful simians, but hey, it's got chimps flying flight simulators and smoking cigarettes, so points for that.

Completely ridiculous, but it's easy enough to suspend one's disbelief thanks primarily to the film's brisk pace and Broderick's exceedingly ingratiating performance.

This is a Matthew Broderic movie I don't like. In fact, I couldn't stand it. Mis-marketed as a comedy, this is adrama bordering on propaganda. Yes, testing on animals can be wrong, but this is so heavy handed in it's moral that it becomes unwatchable.

Motion to have comedy tag removed. This movie is the furthest from a comedy it could possibly be. I saw this as a child. NOT for children. I'd probably appreciate the seriousness of the topic today, but horribly marketed to the wrong target audience.

Forgettable.

Boring

Monkeys are cool. But this movie is lame.

All aboard the nostalgia train! Toot toot! I don't give a shit what you all say about this slack-ass flick. This taught me many valuable lessons as a child, none of which I can immediately recall.