Andy Serkis wether he’s on-camera or doing Motion Capture, is such an amazing actor really enjoyed him as Gollum, Lumpy the Cook, King Kong, Caesar, Snoke, Spike (Flushed Away), Ulysses Klaue, Kino Loy (Andor), and of course Captain Haddock (Tintin).
@@nsasupporter7557 I'm a fan of that movie! Really dont care who doesn't like it (which it a majority) wish they would have done a sequel (too late now)
I think you guys missed the post-credit sequence. The neighbor Hunsiker was infected by the ALZ-13, went to the airport for his flight, and had eventually spread the virus around the planet, leading to a deadly pandemic.
true... i think thats one of the key scenes, cause it shows that apes did not just kill most humans. The cure/virus killed the human civilization since it was so deadly.
You won’t believe how silent everyone was at the theater when Caesar yelled, “No!” It gave me goosebumps back then and still gives me goosebumps now! 😱😱😱
The "damn dirty apes" line by Tom Felton is a reference to the iconic line in the original. It's actually a direct line. You guys should really watch the original, absolutely iconic
That's not the only reference! Even Caesar's "No!" reflects the original film storyline wherein the ape domination started from a single ape refusing a human: by saying "No". This fact was stated in Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1972), by Dr. Cornelius, who was original Caesar's father. In the Rise film, there was a female ape introduced as Cornelia which the visitors mistook as male. I still have so much references to name including the Bright Eyes nickname, the water hose punishment inside a cage, but I fear I'm spoiling it for people who haven't seen the original series yet. Also! Tom Felton's character's name is Dodge Landon, which are both the names of Charlton Heston's two space companions, Dodge and Landon.
@@月_12 this is also a semi-remake of Conquest of the Planet of the Apes with the main difference being that Caesar's mother in the original series was from the future, not the subject of an experiment
I think Will's character portrayal is perfect for the role. He is someone who becomes a guardian without any warning or control and slowly morphs into a father figure for Caesar. His actions really seem like desperate attempts to be a good parent while also losing his own father in the process. I think the tragedy comes from Will's human emotions and his realization that he has made so many faulty mistakes on the way while letting Caesar down.
I also think that the lab he works for either has poor protocol or none at all when it comes to handling the chimps. So many things went wrong and it seemed preventable.
Andy Serkis brings so many characters like Caesar to life. It makes me mad how much he is overlooked when it comes to being nominated for an Oscar. I know he has won some other awards, but I want that big award for him! It isn't just his voice, it's full-body performance. The second movie is really good too.
I love the use of the "NO" sequence. While the reusing of the iconic quote from the original Planet of the Apes film felt forced, it did help lead the audience into the reveal of Caesar being able to speak. When I saw this in theaters, the iconic quote made people laugh, which I guess was the intention. But the moment Caesar yelled "NO", everyone went silent. It was a very well-done sequence.
In a deleted scene, Rodney tends to Caesar and offers him a cookie. This may better explain why Caesar chose to only imprison him rather than letting the apes kill him. In the original ending, which was actually filmed, Will dies saving Caesar from being shot. It was changed a month before the movie was released. The scene was shot on July 4th and took 3 hours to film. It put a lot of pressure on the post-production team for a movie that had to open by August 5th, but it worked out fine in the end. Also, guys, come on! Draco is an angel compared to Dodge. But speaking of Harry Potter, Rupert Grint arrived at the movie's premiere wearing a t-shirt that read "I ❤ Tom Felton" which is just ICONIC.
I think that scene wasn't necessary. Bc it would have made it a decision based what he did for Ceasar. Instead of sparing hip bc it was clear that he was good natured, cared about the animals and was bullied by and subservient to Tom Feltons character. It means that Ceasar can have empathy and be a good judge of character based on who that guy was rather than on what he has done for him. And that's very smart and very kind.
Excuse me, this is unrelated but why is your comment marked "4d ago" in my TH-cam? 😭😭😭 I wish I could post a proof but it really does say four days ago.... I even had to double check if this video was uploaded not 3 hours ago 🤣
Caesar is a great leader of the apes. And all of the different apes characteristic is very well done in this movie. Also it's very heartbreaking that Caesar lost his mother when he was a baby.
Tom Felton deserves more appreciation as an actor, he’s been acting since age 9 on movies before Harry Potter, so he was the child actor on Hp with a lot of experience already. since Hp ended, he’s been working non stop and been filming movies every year, he’s filmed nearly 40 movies and isn’t even 40 yet, he’s a dedicated actor and is passionate for sure.
I always find a little funny that Caesar tells Buck (the gorilla) to not kill that one cop. Only for a few minutes later Buck toss another cop off the bridge lol.
One of the little reasons I love this channel ... 47:42 Hayley's comment really tickled me 😂 And there's Nobu, chilling and drinking his tea! This was a great reaction you three! Thank you! 🙂
Amazing reaction you guys and I’m very excited that you are reacting to the _Planet of the Apes_ prequel films featuring Andy Serkis as Caesar. Hands down one of the best reboots to a classic Science Fiction franchise as it explained the origins of how the Apes led by Caesar took over humanity and Andy Serkis and the visuals by Weta Digital carried this film. Looking forward to your future reactions to Dawn and soon _War for the Planet of the Apes_ and if you enjoyed those films I would definitely recommend reacting to the original 1968 _Planet of the Apes_ film very soon along with reacting to other films that are outside of the Monster/Kaiju genre.
I thought James Franco's character was more realistic, he did want to take Caesar home but there was nothing he could do and he tried a lot and eventually he did get him out, he just didn't want to go.
James Franco's character failed to realize how much lucid Caesar is, and the repercussions of that. He loved Caesar but was still imagining them living in the same house together.
Andy Serkis seriously deserves an Oscar for his motion capture work and acting! I mean between Lord of the Rings/the Hobbit and the Planet of the Apes movies, he really should have won an Oscar for his performances!
Andy Serkis also directing Mowgli (2018), although studios refused to release it on theater and straight to netflix. CGI in Mowgli is very poor and the first act is quite choppy but starting from 2nd act, the story actually better than Disney version live action
As a matter of fact, Tom Felton started his career as a child actor at the age of 9. He appeared in the movie The Borrowers, which I personally like a lot. It's a cute little movie. By 2023, he already has 52 movies under his belt and I hope we can see him on the big screen many more times.
So this is a Prequel to the original series. "Bright Eyes" and the "Damned Dirty Ape " line are pulled straight from the 1968 movie. This prequel series wasn't something anyone asked for or expected but was exceptionally well done
Those that have never seen the original "Planet of the Apes" really need to watch it. It is a classic, and ending is iconic, as I'm sure everyone knows. It is widely considered the greatest ending in cinema history by many.
@@boboboy8189 well, it was 45 years ago. I think both movies were ahead of their time in many regards, including the costumes. And Rod Serling, as well as others, wanted to make the apes more anthropomorphic...of course, cost and technology played a big part in that decision. Also, the apes in the book by Pierre Boulle are much more man like that standard apes. But, I understand what you're saying.
I was literally looking for the video where you guys react to this movie, but it didn't even exist a day ago. Now today, you upload the movie I wanted you to watch 🤣🤣🤣 My wish came true!
Me and my dad was obsessed with this trilogy, we watched all of them in theaters and then bought the DVDs. Seeing everyone react to these movies lately brings a tear to my eye lol
The sequence just after Caeser exposes the apes to the drug, he wasn't just making eye contact. He was checking if their eyes were showing signs of green or not.
I always admired how Caesar never wanted to kill the humans in this trilogy, rather just break free from their rule. I never saw it as him being weak, but as Caesar actually being the bigger individual. Caesar was a great leader because he kept his eye on the actual goal, which was for his kind to be free from human rule. He only killed when it was absolutely necessary and he always did his best to not make things personal. He didn’t force the apes to hate the human race, he didn’t ask them to kill every one (like Koba), he just thought about what was best for his kind. Caesar knew in order to be a higher species you must be better than the ones who abused you. I saw the trailer for the 4th movie and I’m so hyped for it! Tho it seems some apes have learned nothing from the humans and are beginning to act just like they did after becoming the dominant species. Hopefully this knew character will take after him and follow in his footsteps.
My mom has early onset dementia so this movie and the motivations hit really hard 😢 I remember going into seeing this and not expecting much and left feeling so emo and just more infatuated with Andy Serkis as a performer
The end credit scene explains so much! It's essential to see, the rest of the series in the movies don't make as much sense if you don't see that going into it, watch it before the next movie.
I decided to watch this movie series with not many expectations, just to see what is it about... Little did I know of how much it's gonna captivate me and how deeply I'd care for the characters and the whole story. Such a surprise to me how much I loved it and love it till this day
So stoked that you finally watched this! One of my favourite trilogies. I watched 2 & 3 in the cinema. Very special and emotional. As ever, thank you. 💕
This is one of the best movie series EVER. If you guys want to know why the effects are so good on this movie you have to check out the behind the scenes and the mocap, it’s mind-blowing. They actually had mocap and ape experts teach the actors how to be an ape. You’ll never look at it the same way again, it’s absolutely amazing. I’m beyond excited for the fourth one to come out, it’s been too long and the fact that the trilogy wrapped up so nicely it’s a nice surprise to learn we are diving back into this world. 😄
I’ve recently been on a kick reading about animal attacks and watching Will keep Caesar in the house with him disturbed me so badly. I’m scarred by chimp attacks lmao
The Nooo from cesar is amazing and its also a reference. In the original 3rd planet of the apes movie we are told the first word ever told by an ape to a man was the word no by an ape named cesar. In the 4th movie, the one with cesar(these movies are essentially remakes of the 3rd through 5th movies) his first word definitely wasnt no but its awesome they included it in these remakes.
21:56 Having interacted and lived with scientists/engineers like James Franco's character (Will), him being "dumb" about the whole situation is quite realistic. They are brilliant in their field but (ironically) lack forethought and accounting for variables outside of their field of expertise. (This is not meant to be a blanket statement; just my experiences with some of the scientist/engineer types.)
This movie was absolutely amazing at building tension in every scene. I spent the entire movie being so anxious, I couldn’t even finish the second movie because of how invested I was in the apes and gorillas and waiting for something bad to happen.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is gonna be the 4th Koba’s scars are actually from abuse. There’s a bridge novel between this and the second that goes into his backstory. It’s pretty sad Thank god you have subtitles for the later ASL. Idk if you have the subtitles on in general, but you’ll definitely need them if you don’t see the translations witht the other two “He looks like a Maurice.” He is named after actor Maurice Evans from the original movie whose character was an orangutan
Also it should be known when Caesar popped those cans he was already smart but he got a second dose in standing in the aisle while the others got their first dose... The second dose is truly amazing.... And it shows more in the other movies
5:35 I agree. The whole moral of Nope is you can never fully control animals and always take the proper safety precautions with them. The same applies here, whether Bright Eyes was in mama bear mode or not
Who'd have thought that breathing such fresh life into what was, by all accounts, a dead franchise was even possible. This is a great trilogy that was much better than it had any right to be. Rise did an excellent job setting up the films while also having an excellent story on its own seeing Caeser rise from a mere ape with intelligence to a leader. I feel like it gets underrated compared to the sequels.
There are six living species of apes, four of which live(and or originated) in Africa and two that live in Asia. Humans obviously originated in Africa but have now spread out not only throughout the world but in space lol! The other three species of ape from Africa are gorillas, chimpanzees, and bonobos. Chimps and bonobos are very closely related to each other and are our closest living relatives, but are the exact opposites behavioral wise. Chimpanzees live in communities called troops, they are led by a dominant male and are usually quite kind to their troop members but are incredibly territorial and aggressive towards any chimps outside of their own troop, there have been multiple accounts of chimpanzee wars in the wild, usually prompted by dominant males having territorial dispute, very similar to our species. Bonobos on the other hand are probably one of the most peaceful animals on our planet, they usually live in matriarchies meaning they are led by a female. and they have an incredibly unique way of communicating, largely done through sexual interactions including different positions intercourse. The third species of African ape is currently the largest species, the gorilla. They can average up to 300 pounds and 6ft standing up. There’s not really too much to say about them, they’re basically just bigger, stronger, slightly less intelligent chimpanzees. There are four different sub species of gorilla, two of which live in tall mountains. When a male gorilla gets older it starts growing silver colored hair on its back similar to how humans grow silver hair when they get older. This has nothing to do with their status in their troop. Orangutans are the fourth species of great ape, they are currently the only species that lives in Asia, in the rainforest of Indonesia and Borneo. They have incredibly thin and light fur which appears a bright orange color when hit by sunlight. They are easily the best ape at climbing and have adapted long powerful arms, perfect for swinging through the Bornean canopies. They’re also the only species of ape that don’t live in large communities like we do, they are pretty much solitary, with males holding claim to large territories that they will allow certain females to enter whenever they like. They are the species of great ape we are least closely related to as they evolved from a completely separate group of great apes that lived in Eurasia long ago. The last species of ape, the gibbon, is the only species considered to be a lesser ape, because it is the species that is closest related to other primates such as monkeys. Like orangutans they are also endemic to Asia, and often share territory with orangutans when allowed to. They also have incredibly long and powerful arms for swinging in canopies. The largest species of gibbon is called the siamang, and they have a unique throat pouch that they can use to make very loud booming howls and whoops so they can communicate with each other through long distances.
@@TimeIsAnIllusionBCipher Sorry, they go up to 5. PLANET , BENEATH , ESCAPE , CONQUEST, and BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES. Thats the original movies. ( not the Tim Burton one though)
so this movie is NOT a remake of the original. this whole series are prequels. i love this series and im looking forward to the 4th one. they are so well done. and maurice is my boy, hes great, absolute fave. the post credit sequence was important, it showed the spread of the virus because the pilot traveled and that dispersed it in a wide range of countries. im glad that all the bad things happened to that guy, he was awful. i also think that they had to kill the gorilla because they needed a death we cared about. all the other deaths besides the dad were villians. glad you are watching these.
This is a very nice first of a series. I liked this one and liked the others too since they are differente and tied at the same time. Caesar is a leader and he will face what leadership involves pretty soon. A great story.
The Icarus is a reference, in the 1968 movie the ship the astronauts fly to the Planet of the Apes is called the Icarus. In this universe, the ship will fly off into space for about 300 years and then crash back down to Earth to find a hyper advanced ape civilization.
Shout out to Karin Konoval as Maurice, Terry Notary who plays Rocket and Caesar’s mother (who was also the movement coach since the Tim Burton remake) and Richard Ridings as Buck among others. Plus the whole "no" scene was in reference to the third film in the original series, Escape From the Planet of the Apes, where they mention the origins that an ape defies human oppression by saying the word "no" and everyone involved with this knew that they had to nail that scene. Though will say it is amazing how even though we all know this is a prequel to Planet of the Apes, it surprises everyone when that scene plays.
Yoo White Noiissee. I'm so glad you are reacting to the Planet of the Ape films and tbh all of then are awesome but my favorite woukd be the 2nd one which I cant wait for you to see which is Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Tom Felton had the main male role in a movie written by Spencer's actress from Pretty little liars. Movie is called Feed, released in 2017. His Draco Malfoy personality really fit the personification of an eating disorder voice. I highly recommend the movie.
I didnt expect Y'all to react to this but I absolutely love it🥰 Also i suggest u guy's watch the other two movies with subtitles too cause there is a LOT of Sign language 😇
When Caesar saved the life of the cop laying on the ground, he showed true understanding of battle. Violence for the sake of violence is not a good battle strategy, and is something we humans are still prone to.
Such a great start to the planet of the apes reboot series. Way better than Tim Burton remake. Y'all should watch the original planet of the apes series
All the humans in this movie deserved their outcome. Especially the dad, Malfoy, and second rate rich suit Sam Jackson. I love when Caesar decided to bite that guys finger off after he was pointing it 😂
This entire trilogy is horrendously underrated. And the score is phenomenal, it’s enough to move you to tears. I never thought they could make a Planet Of The Apes origin story so flippin epic but they nailed it. 😄
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Since you asked.... better than Gollum!!
@@doobernow stupid Hobbit….. 😂😂😂😂
Andy Serkis wether he’s on-camera or doing Motion Capture, is such an amazing actor really enjoyed him as Gollum, Lumpy the Cook, King Kong, Caesar, Snoke, Spike (Flushed Away), Ulysses Klaue, Kino Loy (Andor), and of course Captain Haddock (Tintin).
This movie is not a remake… it’s a prequel to the original movie.
The remake is the one with Mark Wahlberg from 2001
@@nsasupporter7557 I'm a fan of that movie! Really dont care who doesn't like it (which it a majority) wish they would have done a sequel (too late now)
I think you guys missed the post-credit sequence. The neighbor Hunsiker was infected by the ALZ-13, went to the airport for his flight, and had eventually spread the virus around the planet, leading to a deadly pandemic.
true... i think thats one of the key scenes, cause it shows that apes did not just kill most humans. The cure/virus killed the human civilization since it was so deadly.
White noise you'll see how bad the spread is in the dawn. And omg dawn is deffo my favourite one by far
Reminds me of something
@@Sundowner13 I love cervezas
And then mutates into COVID-19
Coolest moment in Theater reactions, Cesar's " NOOOOO!!!!"
Was breath-taking. Never heard silence like that
It was SO GOOD!!
I was so hyped at that scene, it literally was!!
there was another great silence like that, at the end of Infinity War
@@themoviescorelad3230 There is NEVER any type of silence at a MARVEL movie hahaha.
@@dcamaraman939 there was in Infinity War
Buck the Gorilla took multiple bullets to the chest and still managed to bring down the helicopter. Rest in peace Buck.
Buck the Truck
i always think Harambe was the inspo for Buck RIP to both (don't know if its true just very likely in my head)
@@cryingline9697 Rise of the Planet of the apes came out in 2011, Harambe died in 2016
@@itsturniptime3699 then no excuse for the ones who put Harambe down RIP
Buck was a real one, he'd destroy Koba if he was around in Dawn
On a historic day, there came Caesar. He did not grunt. He articulated. He spoke a word spoken to him time countless times by humans. He said…No.
You won’t believe how silent everyone was at the theater when Caesar yelled, “No!” It gave me goosebumps back then and still gives me goosebumps now! 😱😱😱
Same here. It was AND STILL IS now such a newer and iconic moment in cinema history.
The "damn dirty apes" line by Tom Felton is a reference to the iconic line in the original. It's actually a direct line. You guys should really watch the original, absolutely iconic
That's not the only reference! Even Caesar's "No!" reflects the original film storyline wherein the ape domination started from a single ape refusing a human: by saying "No". This fact was stated in Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1972), by Dr. Cornelius, who was original Caesar's father.
In the Rise film, there was a female ape introduced as Cornelia which the visitors mistook as male.
I still have so much references to name including the Bright Eyes nickname, the water hose punishment inside a cage, but I fear I'm spoiling it for people who haven't seen the original series yet.
Also! Tom Felton's character's name is Dodge Landon, which are both the names of Charlton Heston's two space companions, Dodge and Landon.
@@月_12 this is also a semi-remake of Conquest of the Planet of the Apes with the main difference being that Caesar's mother in the original series was from the future, not the subject of an experiment
I think Will's character portrayal is perfect for the role. He is someone who becomes a guardian without any warning or control and slowly morphs into a father figure for Caesar. His actions really seem like desperate attempts to be a good parent while also losing his own father in the process. I think the tragedy comes from Will's human emotions and his realization that he has made so many faulty mistakes on the way while letting Caesar down.
I also think that the lab he works for either has poor protocol or none at all when it comes to handling the chimps. So many things went wrong and it seemed preventable.
i think i am also commenting on youtube. let me check... yes, that's a comment. high five! we did it!
Andy Serkis brings so many characters like Caesar to life. It makes me mad how much he is overlooked when it comes to being nominated for an Oscar. I know he has won some other awards, but I want that big award for him! It isn't just his voice, it's full-body performance. The second movie is really good too.
Same!
Agree full hundred!! Give the man his overdue credit!!!
I love the use of the "NO" sequence. While the reusing of the iconic quote from the original Planet of the Apes film felt forced, it did help lead the audience into the reveal of Caesar being able to speak. When I saw this in theaters, the iconic quote made people laugh, which I guess was the intention. But the moment Caesar yelled "NO", everyone went silent. It was a very well-done sequence.
In a deleted scene, Rodney tends to Caesar and offers him a cookie. This may better explain why Caesar chose to only imprison him rather than letting the apes kill him.
In the original ending, which was actually filmed, Will dies saving Caesar from being shot. It was changed a month before the movie was released. The scene was shot on July 4th and took 3 hours to film. It put a lot of pressure on the post-production team for a movie that had to open by August 5th, but it worked out fine in the end.
Also, guys, come on! Draco is an angel compared to Dodge. But speaking of Harry Potter, Rupert Grint arrived at the movie's premiere wearing a t-shirt that read "I ❤ Tom Felton" which is just ICONIC.
I think that scene wasn't necessary. Bc it would have made it a decision based what he did for Ceasar.
Instead of sparing hip bc it was clear that he was good natured, cared about the animals and was bullied by and subservient to Tom Feltons character.
It means that Ceasar can have empathy and be a good judge of character based on who that guy was rather than on what he has done for him. And that's very smart and very kind.
Excuse me, this is unrelated but why is your comment marked "4d ago" in my TH-cam? 😭😭😭 I wish I could post a proof but it really does say four days ago.... I even had to double check if this video was uploaded not 3 hours ago 🤣
@@月_12 ha I noticed that too
@@月_12 Because it's released a week early on Patreon
@@greyscalesx Good point
Caesar is a great leader of the apes. And all of the different apes characteristic is very well done in this movie. Also it's very heartbreaking that Caesar lost his mother when he was a baby.
The look in Dodge, Rodney, and Buck's face reads, "Oh crap. He talked."
Tom Felton deserves more appreciation as an actor, he’s been acting since age 9 on movies before Harry Potter, so he was the child actor on Hp with a lot of experience already. since Hp ended, he’s been working non stop and been filming movies every year, he’s filmed nearly 40 movies and isn’t even 40 yet, he’s a dedicated actor and is passionate for sure.
Easter egg: the line when Draco Malfoy(!) calls Ceasar a "damn dirty ape" is directly from the original movie.
"Maurice is gonna be a philosopher" LOL Im dead!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How did Serkis not get an academy award. The man was Gollum. Now Caesar. It’s insanity
You guys really should to watch the whole trilogy! This one is good but the next two are amazing and make this an amazing trilogy
I always find a little funny that Caesar tells Buck (the gorilla) to not kill that one cop. Only for a few minutes later Buck toss another cop off the bridge lol.
Who knows the cop might have survived
He can't know that a human won't survive that.
One of the little reasons I love this channel ...
47:42 Hayley's comment really tickled me 😂
And there's Nobu, chilling and drinking his tea! This was a great reaction you three! Thank you! 🙂
Amazing reaction you guys and I’m very excited that you are reacting to the _Planet of the Apes_ prequel films featuring Andy Serkis as Caesar.
Hands down one of the best reboots to a classic Science Fiction franchise as it explained the origins of how the Apes led by Caesar took over humanity and Andy Serkis and the visuals by Weta Digital carried this film.
Looking forward to your future reactions to Dawn and soon _War for the Planet of the Apes_ and if you enjoyed those films I would definitely recommend reacting to the original 1968 _Planet of the Apes_ film very soon along with reacting to other films that are outside of the Monster/Kaiju genre.
I loved this reboot too. Mainly because the apes look like apes! The originals terrified me as a child, holy shit…😳🤣🤣
I thought James Franco's character was more realistic, he did want to take Caesar home but there was nothing he could do and he tried a lot and eventually he did get him out, he just didn't want to go.
James Franco's character failed to realize how much lucid Caesar is, and the repercussions of that. He loved Caesar but was still imagining them living in the same house together.
Andy Serkis seriously deserves an Oscar for his motion capture work and acting! I mean between Lord of the Rings/the Hobbit and the Planet of the Apes movies, he really should have won an Oscar for his performances!
Andy Serkis also directing Mowgli (2018), although studios refused to release it on theater and straight to netflix. CGI in Mowgli is very poor and the first act is quite choppy but starting from 2nd act, the story actually better than Disney version live action
As a matter of fact, Tom Felton started his career as a child actor at the age of 9. He appeared in the movie The Borrowers, which I personally like a lot. It's a cute little movie. By 2023, he already has 52 movies under his belt and I hope we can see him on the big screen many more times.
Every time I hear Caesar speak it gives me CHILLS
So this is a Prequel to the original series. "Bright Eyes" and the "Damned Dirty Ape " line are pulled straight from the 1968 movie. This prequel series wasn't something anyone asked for or expected but was exceptionally well done
Those that have never seen the original "Planet of the Apes" really need to watch it. It is a classic, and ending is iconic, as I'm sure everyone knows. It is widely considered the greatest ending in cinema history by many.
Loved the whole original series
but the costume and makeup though, looks very dated
@@boboboy8189 well, it was 45 years ago. I think both movies were ahead of their time in many regards, including the costumes. And Rod Serling, as well as others, wanted to make the apes more anthropomorphic...of course, cost and technology played a big part in that decision. Also, the apes in the book by Pierre Boulle are much more man like that standard apes. But, I understand what you're saying.
I watched the original five films before seeing the rebooted trilogy and it made my experience way better because of the references.
Yup, they totally missed out on a few references.
I was literally looking for the video where you guys react to this movie, but it didn't even exist a day ago. Now today, you upload the movie I wanted you to watch 🤣🤣🤣
My wish came true!
Me and my dad was obsessed with this trilogy, we watched all of them in theaters and then bought the DVDs. Seeing everyone react to these movies lately brings a tear to my eye lol
Facts, one of the more underrated trilogies of all time imo
Uuuuh two times Hailey in the thumbnail 😂😂
Had to fill the blank space
So what
Can never have to much Hailey
They’re multiplying…😂
The “NO” scene is freakin awesome
The sequence just after Caeser exposes the apes to the drug, he wasn't just making eye contact. He was checking if their eyes were showing signs of green or not.
I always admired how Caesar never wanted to kill the humans in this trilogy, rather just break free from their rule. I never saw it as him being weak, but as Caesar actually being the bigger individual. Caesar was a great leader because he kept his eye on the actual goal, which was for his kind to be free from human rule. He only killed when it was absolutely necessary and he always did his best to not make things personal. He didn’t force the apes to hate the human race, he didn’t ask them to kill every one (like Koba), he just thought about what was best for his kind. Caesar knew in order to be a higher species you must be better than the ones who abused you. I saw the trailer for the 4th movie and I’m so hyped for it! Tho it seems some apes have learned nothing from the humans and are beginning to act just like they did after becoming the dominant species. Hopefully this knew character will take after him and follow in his footsteps.
been so many years since I've seen this movie and its trilogy.
When Ceaser spoke, the theater when dead-quiet, and I broke the silence with a loud "YES!" It was my first big theater reaction.
I love that you folks know it has to go to violence to get to peace. That's where the rest of the movies go. Glad you feel it.
My mom has early onset dementia so this movie and the motivations hit really hard 😢 I remember going into seeing this and not expecting much and left feeling so emo and just more infatuated with Andy Serkis as a performer
The end credit scene explains so much! It's essential to see, the rest of the series in the movies don't make as much sense if you don't see that going into it, watch it before the next movie.
Fun fact: the desk clerk at @22:20 is Karin Konoval who does the mo-cap for Maurice the orangutan.
I decided to watch this movie series with not many expectations, just to see what is it about... Little did I know of how much it's gonna captivate me and how deeply I'd care for the characters and the whole story. Such a surprise to me how much I loved it and love it till this day
(At 46:30) DAMN… I _actually_ like that gorilla. There goes one of his generals. I even found out what the gorilla's name was later on, "Buck"
So stoked that you finally watched this! One of my favourite trilogies. I watched 2 & 3 in the cinema. Very special and emotional. As ever, thank you. 💕
This is my fave of the trilogy but they’re all so good.
The best "NO!" in movies ever! Big hug from Brazil, guys!
The 2nd and 3rd movies are just epic!
love this movie, rewatched the trilogy last week and Its just such beautiful cinematography
This is one of the best movie series EVER. If you guys want to know why the effects are so good on this movie you have to check out the behind the scenes and the mocap, it’s mind-blowing. They actually had mocap and ape experts teach the actors how to be an ape. You’ll never look at it the same way again, it’s absolutely amazing. I’m beyond excited for the fourth one to come out, it’s been too long and the fact that the trilogy wrapped up so nicely it’s a nice surprise to learn we are diving back into this world. 😄
That ''NO!!!'' always gives me massive chills
I’ve recently been on a kick reading about animal attacks and watching Will keep Caesar in the house with him disturbed me so badly. I’m scarred by chimp attacks lmao
NICE!
I did watch the first and third films in the series, but never watched the second one.
Coming next summer:
KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES.
I loved how they used the famous line from the first movie "get your hands off me you damn dirty ape"!
And " Bright Eyes" referring to Charlton Heston
This movie is not a remake, it’s a prequel to the original
The Nooo from cesar is amazing and its also a reference. In the original 3rd planet of the apes movie we are told the first word ever told by an ape to a man was the word no by an ape named cesar. In the 4th movie, the one with cesar(these movies are essentially remakes of the 3rd through 5th movies) his first word definitely wasnt no but its awesome they included it in these remakes.
I saw this in theaters and I still remember how shocked and silent everyone was when Ceaser said NO!!!
Idk what it is about this channel but I’m just so happy watching their vids. I love it here
I am so happy you guys started watching one of my fav trilogies ever! i can assure you, you won't be disappointed!
21:56 Having interacted and lived with scientists/engineers like James Franco's character (Will), him being "dumb" about the whole situation is quite realistic. They are brilliant in their field but (ironically) lack forethought and accounting for variables outside of their field of expertise.
(This is not meant to be a blanket statement; just my experiences with some of the scientist/engineer types.)
39:10 was so awesome to witness in the theaters. Today was a busy day so I honestly watched this reaction just for that moment! 👍🏼 great job you guys!
This movie was absolutely amazing at building tension in every scene. I spent the entire movie being so anxious, I couldn’t even finish the second movie because of how invested I was in the apes and gorillas and waiting for something bad to happen.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is gonna be the 4th
Koba’s scars are actually from abuse. There’s a bridge novel between this and the second that goes into his backstory. It’s pretty sad
Thank god you have subtitles for the later ASL. Idk if you have the subtitles on in general, but you’ll definitely need them if you don’t see the translations witht the other two
“He looks like a Maurice.” He is named after actor Maurice Evans from the original movie whose character was an orangutan
Well i dont wanna ask but for the boys where is stella in the thumbnail.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
It's always a pleasure to see other TH-cam channels react to this trilogy.
Oh one of my favorite franchises.
Loved the reaction.
It always gets me emotional at the end.
I never realised that was Agent Kallus Hailey until you pointed it out!😲
Fun fact: the receptionist that James Franco’s character talks to about getting Caesar did the motion capture for Maurice
Also it should be known when Caesar popped those cans he was already smart but he got a second dose in standing in the aisle while the others got their first dose... The second dose is truly amazing.... And it shows more in the other movies
5:35 I agree. The whole moral of Nope is you can never fully control animals and always take the proper safety precautions with them. The same applies here, whether Bright Eyes was in mama bear mode or not
Who'd have thought that breathing such fresh life into what was, by all accounts, a dead franchise was even possible. This is a great trilogy that was much better than it had any right to be. Rise did an excellent job setting up the films while also having an excellent story on its own seeing Caeser rise from a mere ape with intelligence to a leader. I feel like it gets underrated compared to the sequels.
yayy, I was wondering if anyone has already suggested it!! It's one of my favorite trilogies of all time
There are six living species of apes, four of which live(and or originated) in Africa and two that live in Asia. Humans obviously originated in Africa but have now spread out not only throughout the world but in space lol! The other three species of ape from Africa are gorillas, chimpanzees, and bonobos. Chimps and bonobos are very closely related to each other and are our closest living relatives, but are the exact opposites behavioral wise. Chimpanzees live in communities called troops, they are led by a dominant male and are usually quite kind to their troop members but are incredibly territorial and aggressive towards any chimps outside of their own troop, there have been multiple accounts of chimpanzee wars in the wild, usually prompted by dominant males having territorial dispute, very similar to our species. Bonobos on the other hand are probably one of the most peaceful animals on our planet, they usually live in matriarchies meaning they are led by a female. and they have an incredibly unique way of communicating, largely done through sexual interactions including different positions intercourse. The third species of African ape is currently the largest species, the gorilla. They can average up to 300 pounds and 6ft standing up. There’s not really too much to say about them, they’re basically just bigger, stronger, slightly less intelligent chimpanzees. There are four different sub species of gorilla, two of which live in tall mountains. When a male gorilla gets older it starts growing silver colored hair on its back similar to how humans grow silver hair when they get older. This has nothing to do with their status in their troop. Orangutans are the fourth species of great ape, they are currently the only species that lives in Asia, in the rainforest of Indonesia and Borneo. They have incredibly thin and light fur which appears a bright orange color when hit by sunlight. They are easily the best ape at climbing and have adapted long powerful arms, perfect for swinging through the Bornean canopies. They’re also the only species of ape that don’t live in large communities like we do, they are pretty much solitary, with males holding claim to large territories that they will allow certain females to enter whenever they like. They are the species of great ape we are least closely related to as they evolved from a completely separate group of great apes that lived in Eurasia long ago. The last species of ape, the gibbon, is the only species considered to be a lesser ape, because it is the species that is closest related to other primates such as monkeys. Like orangutans they are also endemic to Asia, and often share territory with orangutans when allowed to. They also have incredibly long and powerful arms for swinging in canopies. The largest species of gibbon is called the siamang, and they have a unique throat pouch that they can use to make very loud booming howls and whoops so they can communicate with each other through long distances.
Woah I do primatology in my degree and this was so cool to read!
The interesting thing about Bonobos is also that they are not lead by the strongest female but by the one that is best at making social connections.
oh you guys are gonna love Dawn and War. Can't wait!
Having seen the original movies ( 6 of them ). You get the imagery, homages , and set ups leading up ...
what is the 6th one? I searched the movies up and don't see the 6th one...
@@TimeIsAnIllusionBCipher Sorry, they go up to 5.
PLANET , BENEATH , ESCAPE , CONQUEST, and BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES. Thats the original movies. ( not the Tim Burton one though)
@@dcamaraman939 I’M ON THE FOURTH ONE D!!! Its so much more than what I thought was possible. Like duuuuude THE REFERENCES GO CRAZY
I also don’t want to spoil anything but THE HEARTBREAK I’VE EXPERIENCED IS CRAZY
so this movie is NOT a remake of the original. this whole series are prequels. i love this series and im looking forward to the 4th one. they are so well done. and maurice is my boy, hes great, absolute fave. the post credit sequence was important, it showed the spread of the virus because the pilot traveled and that dispersed it in a wide range of countries. im glad that all the bad things happened to that guy, he was awful. i also think that they had to kill the gorilla because they needed a death we cared about. all the other deaths besides the dad were villians. glad you are watching these.
This is a very nice first of a series. I liked this one and liked the others too since they are differente and tied at the same time. Caesar is a leader and he will face what leadership involves pretty soon. A great story.
37:10 "Maurice out here is gonna be like.....he's gonna be a philosopher!" LMAO!!!!!
The Icarus is a reference, in the 1968 movie the ship the astronauts fly to the Planet of the Apes is called the Icarus.
In this universe, the ship will fly off into space for about 300 years and then crash back down to Earth to find a hyper advanced ape civilization.
The Legend of Tarzan is another good movie. Idk how they did it but it looks so real!
I love this movie, love the "noooo!" Part❤
Shout out to Karin Konoval as Maurice, Terry Notary who plays Rocket and Caesar’s mother (who was also the movement coach since the Tim Burton remake) and Richard Ridings as Buck among others. Plus the whole "no" scene was in reference to the third film in the original series, Escape From the Planet of the Apes, where they mention the origins that an ape defies human oppression by saying the word "no" and everyone involved with this knew that they had to nail that scene. Though will say it is amazing how even though we all know this is a prequel to Planet of the Apes, it surprises everyone when that scene plays.
Yoo White Noiissee. I'm so glad you are reacting to the Planet of the Ape films and tbh all of then are awesome but my favorite woukd be the 2nd one which I cant wait for you to see which is Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Yes! I can’t wait to see your guy’s reaction to this!
Tom Felton had the main male role in a movie written by Spencer's actress from Pretty little liars. Movie is called Feed, released in 2017. His Draco Malfoy personality really fit the personification of an eating disorder voice. I highly recommend the movie.
One of best things about this reaction is you guys getting so excited you just resorted to monkey noises XD
Loved this movie series!!!! Glad you guys are watching it!! Hope to see you guys watch The Legendary Godzilla series!!! Have a blessed day!
I didnt expect Y'all to react to this but I absolutely love it🥰
Also i suggest u guy's watch the other two movies with subtitles too cause there is a LOT of Sign language 😇
Thaaanks for the heads up on The Rebels! Thats awesome!
I forgot how much I like this movie lol, it’s just so entertaining
When Caesar saved the life of the cop laying on the ground, he showed true understanding of battle. Violence for the sake of violence is not a good battle strategy, and is something we humans are still prone to.
So happy y'all started these there One of my fa♥️orite trilogies soon quadrilogy can't wait for the next ones looking forward to em 😁👍
The sequel, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, is fantastic. One of the best follow-ups ever made. Looking forward to that video
Fun fact: 53:46 "Take your stinking paw of me..." is a throwback to the original. There it's the first time the apes hear a human speak...
I'm so scared of Chimps!!! I'll never forget the story of that lady who was attacked by one and had her face bitten off. They're so strong!
Such a great start to the planet of the apes reboot series. Way better than Tim Burton remake. Y'all should watch the original planet of the apes series
45:18
Earlier in the movie, Will mentioned that Caesar plays chess really well
Here in this scene, you see his skills as a strategist
"What's our main character's name? I don't know" but can remember Cesar's name tells you exactly who the main character is
Oh SUCH an amazing movie, honestly an unexpected gem after what the previous movies had to live up to!
All the humans in this movie deserved their outcome. Especially the dad, Malfoy, and second rate rich suit Sam Jackson.
I love when Caesar decided to bite that guys finger off after he was pointing it 😂
This entire trilogy is horrendously underrated. And the score is phenomenal, it’s enough to move you to tears. I never thought they could make a Planet Of The Apes origin story so flippin epic but they nailed it. 😄