Maurice was his true friend and best way he can honor Caser is to raise his son be like Caser he will be the father figure for Corneillus and teach him how to be a good leader like his father.
Thinking about the original core of the ape group in Rise, There was Caesar, Maurice, Rocket, Koba, and Buck. Buck gave his life to save Caesar, and Koba fell trying to usurp Caesar, and now Caesar meets his end. Rocket and Maurice are now the last of that original core group. Its sad to see lives of such struggle end but no less hard is having to be the ones who live on.
@CapitalExpression koba didn't really try to upsurp ceasar. He really only wanted to destroy the humans and ceasar was against that. Koba could give two shits about leadership as long as he could slaughter humans or at the very least keep away from them
Maurice and Rocket! His first 2 out of 3 friends in elementary school! 😂 Maurice was the fat kind kid that no one really hangout with. Rocket was the kid who bullied everyone cause he wasn't getting attention at home. 😂 RIP. The Silverback gollira who sacrificed himself for the class and got caught up with the cops. That mf help ceaser bully back the bully. Fucking wild how that shit went. Imagine if that gorilla survived. Imagine the impact he wouldve had!
Can we talk about caesar's development throughout the whole trilogy? he went from the outcast that lost everything to the ape king who fought for peace, and to become ape god that sacrificed himself to save his species and will be remembered for generations. Underrated trilogy RIP to a real one
and nobody in the movie talked about the shitty human that the apes let go alive... and shoot him later man... maby the regisseur wanted to show the real human behaviour
@@patrikgajcevic8123 oh no! I'm so offended that you didn't respond well to my joke! I shall fix this quick! You and your knowledge is almighty you 5 year Olds arts and craft villain
@@craftyclaw3273 no he was old and was his time to end his life. he was proud that he died in peace and made a home for his son and other apes also he finally made his dream true after killing his enemies like koba and humans also he was almost losing hopes when his son and his wife died .thats my option so pls dont hate
The scene got cut off right before this, but I love how as soon as Maurice lets out that mournful cry and everybody looks his way, you can see Rocket rushing over to Caesar before anyone else gets there.
@@Elitetitanspeakerman-gy2qx One of military men shot him with an arrow, & the other half of the arrow was still in his left side of his body. He lost a lot of blood from it 🥺❤️🦍
0:33 - Caesar sees his young son Cornelius playing, and begins to have second thoughts about dying, thinking that he should be there as a father despite the little strength he has left. Maurice, seeing that Caesar wants and deserves to rest, assures Caesar that his son will grow to remember his lessons. This allows Caesar to die peacefully with a smile on his face, knowing that his son will be safe, and his tribe is finally free.
This is also one of the few times Maurice doesn't speak in sign language He is one of the older apes, and thus when he got the compound, it didn't give him the same speaking ability as the others But at times he is able to get words out, and when he does, they are good words
I love how Caesar sits there and looks so happy to see his ape son playing with a human kid, that's all Caesar ever wanted was for both species to get along and he finally gets to have a little moment where both species are getting along.
I can’t believe it took me until 2024 to watch this masterpiece of a trilogy. I’m sitting here just after finishing War and I’m in tears. It also saddens me that this trilogy didn’t get the spotlight it deserved…
@@the_yellow_shirted_kid_16this is the corniest shit I’ve ever read. If something is good then the more fans it has the better bc it’s deserving of it . Stop gatekeeping
I saw this in the theaters and when Caesar died, some grown ass woman screamed out "CAEEEESAAAAAARRR" with tears running down and everything, and it really hit the point home for this movie
Literally. Like I cried so much after realizing what happened to ceasar. But aside from him dying, yes this movie had sooo much more meaning that people will never understand😔
Maurice was my favorite part in all of the trilogy. The face he makes when he first sees the blood and the wound on Caesar is like "you went all this way and you didn't say anything". Get's me every time I see this movie.
That's called "Book Ends", a concept showing how much things had changed. First, years ago, they were locked up in cages like the animals they (tecnically) are. Now, at the trilogy's ending, they had achieved true freedom, away from persecution
@@paia2104 Man..Male, guy. Man doesnt inherently imply one is a human, I mean in our world obviously it does as there isnt any other sentient lifeforms in reality but humans. But in the movies context Caesars a man, just as any other sentient life with a dick and balls between their legs is a man.
@@Rezzworks except Thanos was better at using the time stone than Dr. Strange did because he actually held the stone, therefore if Dr. Strange were to bring tony back, then Thanos army would also return
@@LegoReader12345hello Dr Strange is the sorcerer supreme. He quickly learned how to decay an apple and return it back to it’s original state just by reading the spell. I’m pretty sure he could’ve brought Tony back, who died after Thanos was defeated, in the same manner that he brought back Vision. IW > Endgame
Cesar’s death is simply one of the most majestic shot I have ever seen in a movie. The lighting, the tree behind him, Maurice standing next to him and reaching for his leaning body as he slowly fades into oblivion... it looks like a wonderful and beautiful Gauguin painting celebrating the death of a king, so many vibes that brings back a religious or spiritual freedom. It is simply beautiful, the perfect ending for this story. Never saw a trilogy ending so well. Edit after YEARS: Glad to see this comment got over a hundred likes, thank you all so much! Would like to point out something else I just caught while rewatching this wonderful trilogy: all the movies ends with Cesar’s staring at something, is a recurring theme, in his eyes we can see pure intelligence, we recognize a being that for his purity and determination reveal to be even more human than we are. But have we ever focused on what is he staring at? At the end of the first movie he’s witnessing his new home, surrounded by his brothers and sisters, although he does look kind of concerned, because Cesar knows that they are not truly free, humans are still near, strong and probably going to come back at them. By the end of the second movie this change: Cesar is ready for war, he knows that he will have to lead his people in a bloodbath and that he will loose many, but he’s not afraid anymore. That long, powerful stare toward the camera is not a stare of simple determination: Cesar’s looking at us, the audience, the humans. He’s accepting the challenge that will come and will stop at nothing, and his eyes in that scene are more human than ever. And then we get here, to this wonderful, beautiful scene at 1:50. Cesar’s looking at his people, who are finally happy, free, playing and laughing in their new home. No humans, no fear of enemy, no weapons. Everything from the sky to the ground is peaceful and Cesar’s final stare to the screen, to his people, to US watchers, is accompanied by a tired yet peaceful smile. Cesar’s at peace. No matter the war, no matter the pain and the people he lost, he’s at peace. And isn’t that what makes a true human? Someone that despite sacrifices and pain in the end only wants to see his family and friends one last time. And that is the last thing Cesar sees. This trilogy has many recurring themes that goes from racism to animal abuse to war and so on and so on, and most people seems to always concentrate around the growth of Cesar from outcast to king. But I think this movie is about humanity in his pure way. Without humanity we are just like apes, mindless animals that lives to satisfy desires and emotions. Intelligence is what makes us what we are cause it gives us the power to control those emotions, it makes us see what could be right and what could be wrong. Cesar’s journey is a journey to fully become the purest form of human: a flawed being that despite all the pain will do anything to save his own people, even when he doesn’t truly know them. This makes him one of the most well written character of cinema, cause never a character transformation could be considered as literal as metaforica as this one. Thank you all for reading this!
I never see people talking about how Caesar is literally a prophetic figure, specifically Moses. In this movie, he frees his people from slavery and dies atop a hill overlooking the promised land of his people. He’s literally ape Moses
Which in context of movie history is hilarious, seeing how the most famous portrayal of Moses was by Charlton Heston...who also went on to star in the first ever Planet of the Apes movie.
@@susianna7840 I heard they are planning to make new plabwt of the apes new flim with under wes ball as the new director now i think they might start continue where matt reeves as started as cornelius knowing what is father did he might take over the next king after caesar dies
His death started the time where apes act cruel to human,caesar was the only apes to lives alongside human therefore he's the only apes who knows that humans and apes are the same.
that pov shot at 1:54 is so moving, epic and beautiful, looking at the world through Caesar's eyes, the last thing he ever saw, apes happy and playing, he can die in peace and die knowing he saved all of them including his son. Knowing that there will be generations. He can die with that... being his last sight and thought. Incredibly moving and perfect ending for Caesar's story.
Watched this trilogy with my girlfriend for the first time the other day (first for her, about the 4th time for me). She cried multiple times during each movie. I personally don't cry watching movies, but watching these is as close as I'll ever get. Such an emotional story. Brilliant trilogy that is so rewatchable. I wish we could see more, but I know the story has already been told perfectly, and it ended just as perfect.
Y’all notice Ceaser has changed ALOT! He even looks different physically, for obvious reasons and his character development was really cool. Awesome trilogy.
In the Bible Moses is on a mountain, and from it he observes the landscape of the Promised Land that the Children of Israel who came out of slavery would receive, just like Caesar, who is on a hill overlooking the landscape. And the posture in which he dies reminds me of some representations of the Death of Jesus lying next to his mother.
The cinematography of this film is also very underrated and amplifies the story and emotion so well. The slow-fade transition at 2:40 is so gorgeous to me. The image of Caesar, resting peacefully, juxtaposed with his people celebrating the freedom he died to give them. As if to say, “this was Caesar’s purpose, this is his legacy.” I wish people talked about Michael Seresin’s fantastic work on this film more.
@Joseph Hernandez like I said the comment was made 4 months ago and that joke was still relevant at that time. That's why I used it then and I wouldn't use it now.
The way Caesar’s story grew and ended within this trilogy is truly amazing. I would’ve loved it if they had kept him alive. But his story had a good ending here. And now that there’s a new Planet of the Apes movie coming out to follow this one, I can only hope that it will follow his son, Cornelius, growing up and doing his best to follow in his father’s footsteps as the new leader of the Apes. And that they will try and make sure that his father’s legend lives on. Legend Of The Planet Of The Apes. 😂😂
@@babyrival4304 well so far, it hasn’t been titled and production on it has somewhat halted. And as to when it’ll come out, idk that either. But I’m writing a Fanfiction sequel to War that follows Cornelius as the new leader of the Apes. Trying to show respect for Caeser
I love the Moses symbolism Ceasar embodies, frees his people from slavery, protects them, leads them, and dies fulfilled right on the edge of the promised land.
Let this masterpiece of a trilogy remain underrated. Those that know about it know how truly great it is. Truly awesome achievement and this scene is perfect.
I love the detail the Maurice starts to do a low long call out of sadness after Caesar dies to tell the other apes what has happened how you see them all start to stop and look
This was the first time I’ve ever actually cried over a character, let alone a movie. I’ve had my fair share of tears shed but this just hit so hard that I cried like it was an actual real life death, like a family member passed away. Caesar may you rest in peace, it’s so hard for me but I want to be like this; a leader, who puts others before his own needs, and saves those and has hope no matter what the odds are. Can’t believe I’m saying this but I want to be like this ape. Loved every single movie
If you were forced to kill your former best friend of 10 years, had your wife and child killed, suffered from PTSD and probable paranoia from all the years of having to be wary of enemies, would you want to continue living once nobody else needed you to save them anymore? Caesar dying here although a bit implausible after weeks of having the wound makes a lot of sense in terms of plot. Not to mention it's a great point for the next trilogy to follow on from. I really hope that the old Planet of the Apes films aren't canon in this timeline because that would completely ruin Caesar's character development and the entire point of the trilogy.
Can we please take in. That through this entire movie. Through his son and wife's death and seeing his fellow apes being tortured. He didn't let off a single tear until the very end. Now that's a legend.
Before dying, Caesar saw the apes for the last time, he was proud of what they had achieved and that now they were saved, so that he could die in peace. (This scene broke my heart 💔🥺) 💚You will always be in our hearts Caesar💚
The most beautiful ending scene ive ever seen. The chief died like a flower coming back to the earth. He left knowing that his son is okay n new generations are safe. Nothing better than witnessing happiness and freedom before dying. No need for words. The chief eyes and face's expressions made this scene a work of art. Amazing.
True leader never think of himself. Even when he is in his last time, he still care about people who become his responsbility. Great movie, great director, great team!
2:54 you can see rocket stand up and quickly make his way over to Ceaser, love that detail, bro started as a foe and became Ceasers right hand man, loyal to a fault, so of course besides Maurice who was by his side, it’s nice seeing that rocket was the first to notice Ceasers passing
Caesar lost his mother due to her protecting him with her own life, Caesar lost his own human father and human family to the Simian Flu outbreak, Caesar had to put down his own sworn brother he thought could be trusted, and now, Caesar lost his wife and eldest son to a militia solder. But at the end, he did helped protect his own kind from war and helped to make sure his youngest son live again to see his future growing up. And he smiled as he finally completed his goal till his last breath before his sights vanquished. Gotta say, props to the trilogy for creating such a wonderful protagonist we can enjoy seeing and admire from.
After they said Kingdom takes place 300 years after War It's very sad especially knowing that Maurice, Rocket, Lake, Bad Ape, Cornelius are all long dead as well 😭
It's a trilogy that deserves respect. Knowing that their tribe survived and thrived is enough to assume rocket and Maruice did their best to make the tribe flourish.. now we see their descendents stories. Tbh. 300 years is long.. I'm actually freaking surprised that a human with intelligence actually exist as we pretty much know the virus would make everyone loose their intelligence dinner or latter.
He lost everything he loved but still fought for everything and for everyone. Caesar came a long way, Watching his demise was painful and heartbreaking
At the end you will see Rocket who is really concerned and the first one to check what is going on when Maurice mourned (?) On the first movie Rocket bullied Caesar, but now you see how loyal Rocket is. He even went to Colonel's base to find a way to help Caesar. Forgive my grammar 😅
this scene is one of the saddest scenes ever. the moment maurice realizes that his time is up, him speaking, the fact that the sunset wasn't a drawing like at their old playground, it was real. the apes playing with nova, the look on caesar's face knowing that he can rest peacefully now that his apes are saved. i cried an entire river at 2am last night watching this. caesar was everything 🤍
I’ve watched this movie so many times, every time I watch that scene I cry a little bit, it’s just so damn depressing, mainly because Maurice talks more than ever and starts even crying when he starts falling
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maurice sticking by caesar’s side the whole trilogy. he’s a real one
Maurice was the best.
was maurice a she?
@@JinxedByZ no
@@JinxedByZ maurice is male
@@JinxedByZ the character of Maurice is male, but he was actually played by a woman
Maurice was the first ape to talk to him, and the last one to talk to him.
His son was the first ape to talk to him in DAWN...but fitting that Maurice was the last
@@dandsplayz4777 if we're gonna add sign language, maurice was the first to talk to ceasar
what about koba?
@@AJWRodeosign language counts
@@amadoguzzyWe don’t talk about Koba
I feel so bad for Maurice. Caesar wasn’t just his leader, he was his best and oldest friend who he started on this journey with from the beginning.
Maurice was his true friend and best way he can honor Caser is to raise his son be like Caser he will be the father figure for Corneillus and teach him how to be a good leader like his father.
Thinking about the original core of the ape group in Rise, There was Caesar, Maurice, Rocket, Koba, and Buck. Buck gave his life to save Caesar, and Koba fell trying to usurp Caesar, and now Caesar meets his end. Rocket and Maurice are now the last of that original core group. Its sad to see lives of such struggle end but no less hard is having to be the ones who live on.
Now the only friend Maurice has left is Rocket😢
@CapitalExpression koba didn't really try to upsurp ceasar. He really only wanted to destroy the humans and ceasar was against that. Koba could give two shits about leadership as long as he could slaughter humans or at the very least keep away from them
Maurice and Rocket! His first 2 out of 3 friends in elementary school! 😂 Maurice was the fat kind kid that no one really hangout with. Rocket was the kid who bullied everyone cause he wasn't getting attention at home. 😂 RIP. The Silverback gollira who sacrificed himself for the class and got caught up with the cops. That mf help ceaser bully back the bully. Fucking wild how that shit went. Imagine if that gorilla survived. Imagine the impact he wouldve had!
This trilogy is really underrated. People never talk about it.
@Randy Olvera clown
Randy Olvera no it didn’t you trash can
@Randy Olvera stfu
Randy Olvera TROLL ALERT!
One of the best trilogies of all time.
Can we talk about caesar's development throughout the whole trilogy? he went from the outcast that lost everything to the ape king who fought for peace, and to become ape god that sacrificed himself to save his species and will be remembered for generations. Underrated trilogy RIP to a real one
La'Tron Jackson for sure! Ive always been super hyped for these 3 movies in the theater. The first one was amazing! I liked all of them tho
More than just generations. He’s worshipped as a literal god by the time of the original trilogy.
its several species not just one
Are you sure both trilogies are connected because then ceaser wouldn't be happy with the apes from the original
@@Bruh-hq1hx would you care to explain what you mean?
“Apes are Stronge. With or without me.”
*It’s enough to make a grown man cry… and that’s ok.*
You mean a grown ape 😁
Don't worry man Noa might become the new Caesar
Yep I cried
I wept
Orange ape die at fourth
He lost his son, his wife. Nothing more has left in him yet he still get the last smile knowing he save his entire species
His second son still there tho. He didn't lost everything
I hope his second son is the next Caesar.
That because his son cornelius survived
I hope too
And one Human (a child)
The saddest thing is how Caesars' kindness was his downfall. He spared the scout and they shoot him later on
Just like saving private Ryan
It's ok
It's the same in dawn he spared koba then koba betrayed him and started a war
and nobody in the movie talked about the shitty human that the apes let go alive... and shoot him later man... maby the regisseur wanted to show the real human behaviour
@Mastnaer Ceef I blame women kind and satan for that . NOT MAN
How Andy Serkis didn't get an Oscar for his undeniable stellar performance is the greatest tragedy in film history!
If you ask me the Oscar should give Andy Serkis a special Achievement Award for Best Action Of Motion Capture Role.
@@TheImaginator972 can't make that category, he'd literally win it every time lol
There is benedict cumberbatch for smaug also @@cormacoconnor7726
@@TheImaginator972 he won that in 2003
Like How RDJ didn’t get one for Iron Man. Sometimes I think maybe Hollywood Is full of shit
Cesar lost a wife and son
Maurice lost a friend
My soul died in this movie
Strangerthingsxf Elevenlover he has another kid that lived
I know Cornelius is still alive but my soul still died
Ur gay
@@jesusgalindo6707 ?
I feel you broo 😢😭
Caeser died holding onto his morals and seeing his dream come to fruition
Wait is that a Jojo reference?
@@urgarb9718 not everyone is a fucking weeb
Calm down there no need to be a jerk
@@patrikgajcevic8123 oh no! I'm so offended that you didn't respond well to my joke! I shall fix this quick! You and your knowledge is almighty you 5 year Olds arts and craft villain
So true🤲
Maurice is a true friend. It was the two of them at the start, and it was the two of them at the end. Underrated trilogy!
Have you forgot about rocket?
@@UN1VERS3S yeeeah but Rocket was the alpha bully. Caesar and Maurice were chill from the get go.
@@UN1VERS3SMaurice was already supportive of Caesar when Rocket was still a dumb bully ape to him.
@@UN1VERS3Srocket wasn’t talking to Caesar before the ALZ-113 revolution like Maurice was, truly there since the beginning
@@UN1VERS3S Rocket too but you don't see him run to Caesar's side until after he's already dead. Maurice really was there from beginning to end
Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.
Can u tell me y he died
sri ganesh he was shot by an arrow
So hes not a legend..
@@craftyclaw3273 no he was old and was his time to end his life. he was proud that he died in peace and made a home for his son and other apes also he finally made his dream true after killing his enemies like koba and humans also he was almost losing hopes when his son and his wife died .thats my option so pls dont hate
Genc Fazlija no I agree with everything you just said
I love how it finished with Maurice finally speaking before Ceaser died. I like his voice too 😉
Isaac the Worship Warrior Maurice has spoken before. He said “run” in dawn
I thought Maurice is a She
@@Theo-mg9pk no it's he.
Isaac the Worship Warrior He talked in Dawn, and War though.
Same.
The scene got cut off right before this, but I love how as soon as Maurice lets out that mournful cry and everybody looks his way, you can see Rocket rushing over to Caesar before anyone else gets there.
How the hell did caeser die
@@Elitetitanspeakerman-gy2qx One of military men shot him with an arrow, & the other half of the arrow was still in his left side of his body. He lost a lot of blood from it 🥺❤️🦍
@@selenarodgers5667all these years later and it still hurts knowing that the guy who shot caesar was also spared by caesar
@@kryonion Yeah, that’s just so messed up, I still can’t believe he’s gone 🥺❤️
@@kryonion Nah that was actually green af and it just hurts how genuine people, or beings, like Caesar aren’t around long enough. Absolutely tragic 😭
0:33 - Caesar sees his young son Cornelius playing, and begins to have second thoughts about dying, thinking that he should be there as a father despite the little strength he has left. Maurice, seeing that Caesar wants and deserves to rest, assures Caesar that his son will grow to remember his lessons. This allows Caesar to die peacefully with a smile on his face, knowing that his son will be safe, and his tribe is finally free.
I’ve watched this movie a million times and I never realized
This is also one of the few times Maurice doesn't speak in sign language
He is one of the older apes, and thus when he got the compound, it didn't give him the same speaking ability as the others
But at times he is able to get words out, and when he does, they are good words
@@quinnholloway5400 he only speaks in this scene, The nova scene and when he tells Malcolm “Run”
I love how Caesar sits there and looks so happy to see his ape son playing with a human kid, that's all Caesar ever wanted was for both species to get along and he finally gets to have a little moment where both species are getting along.
Maurice was a true brother to Caeser. Not koba
It's sad to see that his oldest son blue eyes didn't live long enough to see what ceaser did for his fellow Apes.
Bethany the marshmello I knew blue was hurt badly but he ended up dieing?😢
@@repids he and his mom were killed by the general
@@Nnhaa986 oh that was blue eyes? I thought that was his 2nd son
@@repids nah Cornelius was hiding
Caesar will tell him all about it when he see him again.
I can’t believe it took me until 2024 to watch this masterpiece of a trilogy. I’m sitting here just after finishing War and I’m in tears. It also saddens me that this trilogy didn’t get the spotlight it deserved…
It's severely underrated. Can be watched over and over again, very well done.
I'm happy it stayed out of the limelight for the most part. Let thenormies focus on their capeshit.
@@the_yellow_shirted_kid_16this is the corniest shit I’ve ever read. If something is good then the more fans it has the better bc it’s deserving of it . Stop gatekeeping
Bro... What same. I can't believe it either.
omg same i can't stop crying at the thought of this scene
I saw this in the theaters and when Caesar died, some grown ass woman screamed out "CAEEEESAAAAAARRR" with tears running down and everything, and it really hit the point home for this movie
Just another Hank Hill Account I think that she watch Jojo
Some grown ass woman LMFAOO 😂😂
Where's the rock-
Every cinema has that one person
SHIIIIIIIIIIIIZZZZZZZAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I sobbed so much after this scene, Wow so many apes were saved, he died a hero rip ceaser
More than a hero, he died a legend
I’m sad because now there’s not gonna be another planet of the apes and it won’t be the same without Caesar
I cried so hard when. Maurice was crying out loud
I hope you didn't shout his name in the theater like a Jojo.
@@adamsgaming6265 disney may reboot the series
Caesar’s first words: “NOOOO!”
Caesar’s last words: “Apes are strong, with or without me.”
These movies are so underrated it actually pisses me off. So much meaning and emotion behind them.
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Literally. Like I cried so much after realizing what happened to ceasar. But aside from him dying, yes this movie had sooo much more meaning that people will never understand😔
*It's a great trilogy, keep recommending it, it will be enough.*
Maurice was my favorite part in all of the trilogy. The face he makes when he first sees the blood and the wound on Caesar is like "you went all this way and you didn't say anything". Get's me every time I see this movie.
same
i like your pfp, V.
Maurice is not a "he" . Maurice is a "she"
@@Gatyamadzag01 Sorry to burst your bubble but Maurice is a "He". However I do find it interesting because he's motion captured by a woman.
@@BigMike793 yeah that's why I said "he". I also searched on google Maurice and the character was played by a woman. Although, maurice is a boy name.
This environment looks exactly like the ape facility in “Rise of the Planet of the apes”. Except this time it’s not a painted wall, it’s real.
Wow! I never noticed that, now I have to re-watch it
What a beautiful detail omg
This fucking movie man...
Omg I missed that .... God, this movie really gets to me, so good
That's called "Book Ends", a concept showing how much things had changed.
First, years ago, they were locked up in cages like the animals they (tecnically) are.
Now, at the trilogy's ending, they had achieved true freedom, away from persecution
caesar was a true leader, wouldn’t hesitate at all to serve this man.
Man?
@@paia2104 lmaoo
@@paia2104 more of a man than you will ever be
@@paia2104 Man..Male, guy. Man doesnt inherently imply one is a human, I mean in our world obviously it does as there isnt any other sentient lifeforms in reality but humans. But in the movies context Caesars a man, just as any other sentient life with a dick and balls between their legs is a man.
@@unholymalformationoffisto2131 he is not a man lol he is an ape
I'm really glad this movie's director, screenwriter, composer and designer are doing Robert Pattinson's Batman.
Victor Nascimento now Andy Serkis was cast as Alfred
Michael Nally yep
Plus Andy serkis is Alfred
So well, get ready for batman trilogy and he dies and the end
@@notvietnam4112 or maybe alfred dies in the trilogy BATMAN: RIP ALFRED PENNYWORTH
Caesar went from someone’s pet to a literal warlord and savior among his people. I mean that’s character development on a whole other level!
he wasn't a pet, he was treated like a son
He wasn’t a pet he was a son
he wasn’t a warlord he was a king
He was a prophet
@@TheTermin8tarHe was a guide and a teacher
First it was Caesar, then it was Luke Skywalker, and now it's Tony Stark. All our heroes are passing on. ;_;
Their teaching us to be our own heroes.
*SHIIIIIZAAAAA*
Don’t forget Logan
This comment hit different 😩
Next Godzilla MUAHAHAHA KONG KONG KONG KONG🦍
Unpopular Opinion: This was sadder than Tony Stark's death
@Cypherius not for me, but the cheese burger was sad for me
@@Timo11042 👌👏
@Cypherius Tony had the Time Stone... All Dr. Strange had to do was bring Tony back the way Thanos brought Vision back. Tony didn't have to die.
@@Rezzworks except Thanos was better at using the time stone than Dr. Strange did because he actually held the stone, therefore if Dr. Strange were to bring tony back, then Thanos army would also return
@@LegoReader12345hello Dr Strange is the sorcerer supreme. He quickly learned how to decay an apple and return it back to it’s original state just by reading the spell. I’m pretty sure he could’ve brought Tony back, who died after Thanos was defeated, in the same manner that he brought back Vision. IW > Endgame
His mission completed. His vision made reality. His purpose served.
Long Live The King.
Long live Caesar... 🥲
Joseph : CAAAAEEEEEESSSAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRR
DIO somewhere under the Atlantic:why is my body shaking with grief
Shizaaa
THIS IS THE LAST OF MY HAMON JOOOJOOOOO TAKE IT
Lisa lisa: *secretly cries*
SHIIIIIZZZZAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Cesar’s death is simply one of the most majestic shot I have ever seen in a movie.
The lighting, the tree behind him, Maurice standing next to him and reaching for his leaning body as he slowly fades into oblivion... it looks like a wonderful and beautiful Gauguin painting celebrating the death of a king, so many vibes that brings back a religious or spiritual freedom. It is simply beautiful, the perfect ending for this story. Never saw a trilogy ending so well.
Edit after YEARS: Glad to see this comment got over a hundred likes, thank you all so much! Would like to point out something else I just caught while rewatching this wonderful trilogy: all the movies ends with Cesar’s staring at something, is a recurring theme, in his eyes we can see pure intelligence, we recognize a being that for his purity and determination reveal to be even more human than we are. But have we ever focused on what is he staring at? At the end of the first movie he’s witnessing his new home, surrounded by his brothers and sisters, although he does look kind of concerned, because Cesar knows that they are not truly free, humans are still near, strong and probably going to come back at them.
By the end of the second movie this change: Cesar is ready for war, he knows that he will have to lead his people in a bloodbath and that he will loose many, but he’s not afraid anymore. That long, powerful stare toward the camera is not a stare of simple determination: Cesar’s looking at us, the audience, the humans. He’s accepting the challenge that will come and will stop at nothing, and his eyes in that scene are more human than ever.
And then we get here, to this wonderful, beautiful scene at 1:50. Cesar’s looking at his people, who are finally happy, free, playing and laughing in their new home. No humans, no fear of enemy, no weapons. Everything from the sky to the ground is peaceful and Cesar’s final stare to the screen, to his people, to US watchers, is accompanied by a tired yet peaceful smile. Cesar’s at peace. No matter the war, no matter the pain and the people he lost, he’s at peace. And isn’t that what makes a true human?
Someone that despite sacrifices and pain in the end only wants to see his family and friends one last time. And that is the last thing Cesar sees.
This trilogy has many recurring themes that goes from racism to animal abuse to war and so on and so on, and most people seems to always concentrate around the growth of Cesar from outcast to king.
But I think this movie is about humanity in his pure way. Without humanity we are just like apes, mindless animals that lives to satisfy desires and emotions. Intelligence is what makes us what we are cause it gives us the power to control those emotions, it makes us see what could be right and what could be wrong. Cesar’s journey is a journey to fully become the purest form of human: a flawed being that despite all the pain will do anything to save his own people, even when he doesn’t truly know them. This makes him one of the most well written character of cinema, cause never a character transformation could be considered as literal as metaforica as this one. Thank you all for reading this!
Damn!
Lmao
Despues del Edit: eso fue hermoso, hermano. Eso fue hermoso. Tus palabras me llegaron.
@@alexmanrique8493 Happy they did hermano!
That was deep excellent analysis
Maurice's sob at 2:17 is so heartbreaking. Great voice acting right there.
I never see people talking about how Caesar is literally a prophetic figure, specifically Moses. In this movie, he frees his people from slavery and dies atop a hill overlooking the promised land of his people. He’s literally ape Moses
Which in context of movie history is hilarious, seeing how the most famous portrayal of Moses was by Charlton Heston...who also went on to star in the first ever Planet of the Apes movie.
One of my greatest mistakes of my life is not watching this masterpiece of a trilogy in theaters
i wished theyd have shared this moment with rocket too. he was caesar’s first rival, turned his most loyal friend.
Really Tru
ikr 😭
Not as loyal as Maurice though
Maurice a real one since day 1
He was the first to run over to Ceasar if you look carefully
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I cried when his last words
Apes are strong now with me or without me...😔😢
Me too :(
I cried too😔
Me too😥
@@susianna7840 I heard they are planning to make new plabwt of the apes new flim with under wes ball as the new director now i think they might start continue where matt reeves as started as cornelius knowing what is father did he might take over the next king after caesar dies
Me too 😭
I love this movie. I really do wish Ceasar didn't die. He was so sweet
Same
I didn't even know he died. The scene before this one got to me where Donkey dies.
I wish the same thing but I think it's time he passed away, because he lost his son, getting shot and old age. That's enough to make Caesar suffer.
Angel Reyes chimps don’t live to be that old bud they not humans
His death started the time where apes act cruel to human,caesar was the only apes to lives alongside human therefore he's the only apes who knows that humans and apes are the same.
Caesar and Maurice's friendship is better than 95% of modern movie franchises, and it's one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen in a movie.
Now this is how you perfectly write off an encapsulating character in an emotional way. Truly an underrated masterpiece of a trilogy!
The silence of the apes just shows how much he was loved and respected, He was not only their king, He was their father and their saviour.
that pov shot at 1:54 is so moving, epic and beautiful, looking at the world through Caesar's eyes, the last thing he ever saw, apes happy and playing, he can die in peace and die knowing he saved all of them including his son. Knowing that there will be generations. He can die with that... being his last sight and thought. Incredibly moving and perfect ending for Caesar's story.
Watched this trilogy with my girlfriend for the first time the other day (first for her, about the 4th time for me). She cried multiple times during each movie. I personally don't cry watching movies, but watching these is as close as I'll ever get. Such an emotional story. Brilliant trilogy that is so rewatchable. I wish we could see more, but I know the story has already been told perfectly, and it ended just as perfect.
Alice Giorgia Dubois yo thanks baby, I guess you’re not useless after all
@Alice Giorgia Dubois Definitely don't trust Disney with anything, especially after what they did with Star Wars.
@@MFRiley The only reason Disney is still around is bc of MARVEL.
I will never forget Caesar😢😢
We will never forget iron man wolverine cesar
We love them 3000
this is not jojos bizarre adventure
SHIZAAAAAAAAAAAA
SHIIIIZAAAAAAAA!!!!!
Shizaaaaaaaaa nooooooooo
Kingdom of the planets of the apes wont be the same without cesar he wouldnt want apes ruling the world and inslaying humans he would just want peace.
Apes have evolved into minds like humans
Son will know who was father. And what Caesar did for us. Bruh I'm crying 😭
Eyeoftheshadows that was beautiful Maurice
I’m actually crying over Caesar’s death.. 😭
Me to
I feel you
Is this a Jojo reference?
Mekorlang Jyrwa what?
Me to😔
"A survivor's worth isn't determined by how long he lives, but how many people survive because of him."
Primal Effect Alternate Ending
Y’all notice Ceaser has changed ALOT! He even looks different physically, for obvious reasons and his character development was really cool. Awesome trilogy.
Ceasar has one of the most amazing character developments
he sound so human
Cesar was like Moses, he saved his people and guided them to the Promised Land.
And obviously like Julius Caesar who brought glory to his own little empire of apes
The entire last movie is basically Ten Commandments told from the viewpoint of the apes. Even the creators of the movie accepted it.
@@pradman81 The whole trilogy is an allegory of Moses.
In the Bible Moses is on a mountain, and from it he observes the landscape of the Promised Land that the Children of Israel who came out of slavery would receive, just like Caesar, who is on a hill overlooking the landscape.
And the posture in which he dies reminds me of some representations of the Death of Jesus lying next to his mother.
And even the Wound in the side being pierced by an arrow resembles the wound made in Christ's side with the spear
Caesar died with Maurice's supervision and Rocket was the first to notice out of the hundred of apes... true men of Caesar.
He's right hand men...loyal and brave and with him to the end. A fitting last moment for a wonderful man (ape)
Caesar is definitely one of the most beautifully developed characters in cinema history. In my opinion his death in this scene was the most graceful.
fact, tbh , from his beginning to the end , we grew to love him, also ape are so much cutter than humans
The trilogy did a good job in creating an Ape Messiah
He was more like a Moses figure then a Messiah, this movie is showing that God's people will make it back to the promise land one day
Cheap Pinoy yea but it’s fake just like Jesus 😂😂😂😂
@@plandemic1984
There are 300 historical writings that say...
you are an idiot
@@hazael9243 lmao.... how u kno it's that far back?🤣🤣
Beautiful Mindfulness how do you know its not? 😂
I felt so sad when he passed - he was such a relatable leader
Yah he was a great and deserving leader
Koba strong
Ceasar stronger 🙏
Maurice best
Ceasar weak
Koba weaker
@@bless5223 ceasar not weak
@@karlohuzjak4442 ...
@@bless5223 i know the actual quote, i just couldnt write Ceasar weak 😂
The cinematography of this film is also very underrated and amplifies the story and emotion so well. The slow-fade transition at 2:40 is so gorgeous to me. The image of Caesar, resting peacefully, juxtaposed with his people celebrating the freedom he died to give them. As if to say, “this was Caesar’s purpose, this is his legacy.” I wish people talked about Michael Seresin’s fantastic work on this film more.
Girls:omg titanic was so sad
Boys:it wasn't that sad
Girls:I bet you have never experienced any sadness
Boys:
Marcustr TM So true.
titanic was sad but nothing beats this
Marcustr TM I agree
@Joseph Hernandez yeah I know it gets repetitive but this comment was made like 4 months ago so yeah.
@Joseph Hernandez like I said the comment was made 4 months ago and that joke was still relevant at that time. That's why I used it then and I wouldn't use it now.
I love how the trilogy respects Caesar‘s character so much that they physically showed him gently laying to rest
R.I.P Caesar 2011-2017
😭
If we count the movie timeline it's
2030
7 years in rise
10 in dawn
2 years in war
Begin at 2011
The way Caesar’s story grew and ended within this trilogy is truly amazing. I would’ve loved it if they had kept him alive. But his story had a good ending here. And now that there’s a new Planet of the Apes movie coming out to follow this one, I can only hope that it will follow his son, Cornelius, growing up and doing his best to follow in his father’s footsteps as the new leader of the Apes. And that they will try and make sure that his father’s legend lives on. Legend Of The Planet Of The Apes. 😂😂
What is that movie called that will come out?
@@babyrival4304 well so far, it hasn’t been titled and production on it has somewhat halted. And as to when it’ll come out, idk that either. But I’m writing a Fanfiction sequel to War that follows Cornelius as the new leader of the Apes.
Trying to show respect for Caeser
Probably more like Legacy of the Planet of the Apes
@@Firelance2361 that works too 💯😂
Shouldn't this go on to the og planet of the apes from the 70s?
The day is done
The time has come
You battled hard
The war is won
You did your worst
You tried your best
Now it’s time to rest
I love the Moses symbolism Ceasar embodies, frees his people from slavery, protects them, leads them, and dies fulfilled right on the edge of the promised land.
They better continue with Cornelius’s story
Right
@@Darthvader-vdr what's the title of the movie? Because I want to see Cornelius' story.
@@Darthvader-vdr thanks. But when is the release date? Because if its this year,where is the trailer?
@@Darthvader-vdr thanks.
@@Darthvader-vdr But why there is no trailer?
Let this masterpiece of a trilogy remain underrated. Those that know about it know how truly great it is. Truly awesome achievement and this scene is perfect.
I love the detail the Maurice starts to do a low long call out of sadness after Caesar dies to tell the other apes what has happened how you see them all start to stop and look
Watching this in 7th grade and finishing it off in college... damn did I grow up with this trilogy
This was the first time I’ve ever actually cried over a character, let alone a movie. I’ve had my fair share of tears shed but this just hit so hard that I cried like it was an actual real life death, like a family member passed away. Caesar may you rest in peace, it’s so hard for me but I want to be like this; a leader, who puts others before his own needs, and saves those and has hope no matter what the odds are. Can’t believe I’m saying this but I want to be like this ape. Loved every single movie
I still cry every time I watch this scene
I cried too like literally weeping
He was walking for hours or days after he was shot why didn’t he tell anyone he could’ve been saved 😭
na he was done, apes free, now he's joining his family in heaven, sad but perfect ending
That was the only way the war would end. If Caesar was dead
Because his soul can't rest until for sure his species are safe and free, now that it happened he can now rest in peace
If you were forced to kill your former best friend of 10 years, had your wife and child killed, suffered from PTSD and probable paranoia from all the years of having to be wary of enemies, would you want to continue living once nobody else needed you to save them anymore? Caesar dying here although a bit implausible after weeks of having the wound makes a lot of sense in terms of plot.
Not to mention it's a great point for the next trilogy to follow on from. I really hope that the old Planet of the Apes films aren't canon in this timeline because that would completely ruin Caesar's character development and the entire point of the trilogy.
As much as it pains me to say it he had to die, in a way it symbolizes the end of an era and to see what will happen in the future.
Can we please take in. That through this entire movie. Through his son and wife's death and seeing his fellow apes being tortured. He didn't let off a single tear until the very end.
Now that's a legend.
To see Maurice so emotional was so sad because he lost not only his best friend but his brother
Before dying, Caesar saw the apes for the last time, he was proud of what they had achieved and that now they were saved, so that he could die in peace.
(This scene broke my heart 💔🥺) 💚You will always be in our hearts Caesar💚
First it was Caesar. Second, Luke Skywalker. Third, Tony Stark, and now, we’ve lost Kobe Bryant
So you won't talk about Logan? It was as sad as Tony's death or even more if you actually think about it.
@@amaananver135 who is Logan?
@@keenan_wt hahaha, next joke please!
@@amaananver135 what joke
@@keenan_wt have you not seen the movie Logan?
The attention to detail is amazing, the way Maurice looks like he’s about to throw up with every word is really cool
One of the saddest movie endings of all time in my opinion
Agreed smh😔😭I hated realizing that he died. That immediately broke me down
Only took me to 2024 to watch this franchise and im devastated right now
Me
Same ...I'm disappointed in myself that it took this long. And I actually cried a lot at the ending of War
I watched all three from Wednesday til today lol, what a trilogy
@@Mwenjoyozdude same i was crying so hard at 2am
Maurice and Rocket were loyal to the end, what a great trilogy 👏
Maurice was one of his first friends ever, and who stuck by his side until death.
You did it caesar, you dont have to fight anymore.
You can rest now buddy
One detail I like is how each film makes Caesar look older. Here he has grey hair
His majesty. He lived for his people and He died for them.
I cried every time when i see him die.What an amazing character
"JoJo! This is the last of my hamon! Take it from me!"
SHIIIZZZZAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*Dies from a falling rock*
SHIIIIIZZZZZAAAAAAAAA
No
@@bruv7521 At least, it's not two identical rocks.
The most beautiful ending scene ive ever seen. The chief died like a flower coming back to the earth. He left knowing that his son is okay n new generations are safe. Nothing better than witnessing happiness and freedom before dying. No need for words. The chief eyes and face's expressions made this scene a work of art. Amazing.
They just announced 2 more trilogies. Caesar will always be a legend
True leader never think of himself. Even when he is in his last time, he still care about people who become his responsbility.
Great movie, great director, great team!
2:54 you can see rocket stand up and quickly make his way over to Ceaser, love that detail, bro started as a foe and became Ceasers right hand man, loyal to a fault, so of course besides Maurice who was by his side, it’s nice seeing that rocket was the first to notice Ceasers passing
After Caesar died he went to be with his family in Heaven.
Rip my favorite ape😢
Can we all agree that Maurice is too good for this earth 😢 a true friend
This friendship was so amazing and Maurice is such a cuddly teddy bear
@@gloria7237 I’m so relieved he never turned against Caesar, instead he stayed by his side throughout the entire trilogy
@@that_boy_shaan best friends forever
@that_boy_shaan Thank G0d Disney didnt get ahold of the franchise sooner because they would of been lovers.
Caesar lost his mother due to her protecting him with her own life, Caesar lost his own human father and human family to the Simian Flu outbreak, Caesar had to put down his own sworn brother he thought could be trusted, and now, Caesar lost his wife and eldest son to a militia solder. But at the end, he did helped protect his own kind from war and helped to make sure his youngest son live again to see his future growing up. And he smiled as he finally completed his goal till his last breath before his sights vanquished. Gotta say, props to the trilogy for creating such a wonderful protagonist we can enjoy seeing and admire from.
After they said Kingdom takes place 300 years after War
It's very sad especially knowing that Maurice, Rocket, Lake, Bad Ape, Cornelius are all long dead as well 😭
It's a trilogy that deserves respect. Knowing that their tribe survived and thrived is enough to assume rocket and Maruice did their best to make the tribe flourish.. now we see their descendents stories. Tbh. 300 years is long.. I'm actually freaking surprised that a human with intelligence actually exist as we pretty much know the virus would make everyone loose their intelligence dinner or latter.
I came here after Kingdom of the planet of the apes😢
He lost everything he loved but still fought for everything and for everyone. Caesar came a long way, Watching his demise was painful and heartbreaking
If this is what Matt Reeves can do, than Batman is in good hands.
I had never cried in theatres before until this scene. Caesar was truly a hero
At the end you will see Rocket who is really concerned and the first one to check what is going on when Maurice mourned (?)
On the first movie Rocket bullied Caesar, but now you see how loyal Rocket is. He even went to Colonel's base to find a way to help Caesar.
Forgive my grammar 😅
Caesar was only like 19 years old by the time he died. What a legend
this scene is one of the saddest scenes ever. the moment maurice realizes that his time is up, him speaking, the fact that the sunset wasn't a drawing like at their old playground, it was real. the apes playing with nova, the look on caesar's face knowing that he can rest peacefully now that his apes are saved. i cried an entire river at 2am last night watching this. caesar was everything 🤍
He died has a legend, a hero that would be remember trough generations, what a beautiful character. Rest in peace King.
The way Maurice said "Caesar" Hit me hard and somehow reminded me of how both Caesar and Maurice are like Optimus and Bumble Bee :, D
I’ve watched this movie so many times, every time I watch that scene I cry a little bit, it’s just so damn depressing, mainly because Maurice talks more than ever and starts even crying when he starts falling