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Thanks for finally reacted to the war of the planet of the apes. ❤❤❤
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One of the things I appreciate about the franchise and this movie in particular is the biblical imagery and parallels. Caesar’s story parallels Moses. Caesar is very much an ape variation of Moses or at heavily inspired by him. The scene in the beginning when he walks through after the opening battle and they all bow to him like he’s a prophet.
Caesar is essentially an ape version of Moses - spared from death as a baby (Will taking him home), raised with a privileged upbringing (raised as a pet), is exiled (ie sent to the fake sanctuary), becomes leader of his own people (bonds with Rocket, Maurice and others at the fake sanctuary), frees them from bondage (breaks out of the fake sanctuary - 500+ year enslavement by pharaohs, and again later when they are held in the ape detention camp - Babylonian occupation? 🧐🤷🏻♂️) establishes a new land for his people to call their own (creating a home in the redwoods, and again at the waterfalls) overcomes internal strife and rebellion after everything he did for them (defeating Koba’s revenge/coup), brings them to the promised land but because he broke one of the commandments (by killing Winter - Ape no kill Ape! 🙉) he is only allowed to bring them to promised land but, not actually join them.
Caesar’s story parallels Moses. Caesar is very much an ape variation of Moses or at heavily inspired by him. Maurice is then very much like Aaron, the supreme Levite priest and advisor to Moses, Rocket is a good parallel to Joshua. “Apes together strong” becoming more than just a phrase but becoming a religious expression (similar to the Israelites, “God is with us”) The events may be slightly out of order but the direct parallels are definitely there.
Also uses a lot of homages and callbacks not only to original franchise, but also other iconic classics - bridge on the river kwai (ape compound and Caesar convincing the colonel to give them food and water), Schindler’s list (again, the ape concentration camp and also the colonel standing on the balcony like Amon Goeth), the great escape (tunneling out of the compound and using the battle between humans as a distraction allowing them to escape). Coupled with the biblical imagery it really is one of the most best movies in cinema history. 😎
Man, Rocket’s arc through this trilogy: from schoolyard bully to grieving father to heroic devotee. And the fact that, in the end, he’s the first one to turn and run to Caesar kills me every time.
Am glad you took out your time to comment.i wanna have a discussion with you.
Cry 🤡
you're the @@jsmithers. 🤡
@@nomarxistspls90 🤡
like the trash panda?
My favorite detail from this movie is that the soldier who ends up mortally wounding Caesar (and who Caesar saved in the opening sequence) spends the ENTIRE movie with this uncertain and conflicted expression on his face. In every single scene we see him, he looks like he's having this constant, massive internal debate over whether or not his actions are right, and whether or not he should help the apes. But what makes it my favorite is that he NEVER ACTUALLY DOES ANYTHING TO HELP. He never listens to his conscience, he never breaks ranks, he never lets himself become a better person.
And I think that's such a perfect and damning critique of warfare and genocide: that it ultimately doesn't MATTER how good of a person you are "deep down", or how much guilt you feel "on the inside"- your actions matter more than your feelings. And his actions were that of a mindless, perfect soldier, inner conflict be damned. He lived the life of a simple grunt, and he died the death of a simple grunt.
Damn good observation.
Beautifully said
Your description is exactly what I feel about those who serve their country who, despite their struggles and sacrifices, are nothing but pawns of their leaders. Forever trapped in their game of chess as history repeats itself, again and again. In war, there are no protagonists nor antagonists; only casualties. Civilization is the mere cause of all this. Ideologies shifts, rebels are born, sides will be taken and war will naturally ensue. Like Ultron said in the second movie of the Avengers, we rise; only to fall. If I had the power to do so, I would finally break the cycle, once and for all. Who’s with me? 🗣✊
@@SorenAlba54it's true that most wars there's no protags and antags like a TV show or movie but only exception to that rule might've been the Nazis and their zealots and maybe the confederates and debatably other key figures who committed the worst of the worst atrocities and it's still debatable if there were Nazis who were dragged into the war unwillingly but didn't wanna be sent to concentration camps same argument for the South there were citizens who helped blacks back then and risked their lives but because it was dominated by the people we interpreted as the bad guys we think every single person was evil
That’s the sad reality we live in. We are ruled by the victors who have the capability of making many changes. Unfortunately, not a single of one of them has ever made the most significant change that served for the good of all because no one stays good when they have power. Furthermore, because we are born to be flawed beings in every way imaginable, we don’t even have the capacity to dominate others so no matter what we do or what we say, we will never live in peace and harmony. @@VileThaMercenary
Just a point: The moment Bad Ape slide, it wasn't in the script. The actor really slipped, and continued in character.
Yeah whatever
@@ayeshaakhtar4727shut up goofy and enjoy the fact lmfao
Yeah whatever
Steve Zahn (who plays Bad Ape) is such an underrated actor deserves all the praise from his performance in this movie. Matt Reeves even said that Steve’s ability to bring balance between comedy and emotional moments in the movie made it work so well.
(30:06. Hey I mentioned that. haha thanks for the shout out 👍)
He was amazing and so funny as Lenny Haise in That Thing You Do! (Which I'd love to see a reaction to)
How are you getting hearts and so many likes while my comment barely got any likes and hearts? This is not fair
@@ayeshaakhtar4727life is not fair.
Also, its fucking TH-cam Likes and hearts, stop caring so much 🤣
@@ayeshaakhtar4727 life isn’t a competition. I don’t do it for the likes or hearts. I did it because I felt like it.
His chemistry with Jack Black in Saving Silverman is comedy gold.
The weird thing about the Apes movies is they come out of NOWHERE. The most recent one i had not heard a single word about it and then BOOM! Teaser. My reaction is always that GIF of Palpatine saying "A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one"
Ehh if you keep up with it, you hear about it. It's not like there's much going on in the Apes franchise generally. The community is still small
@@Spaxerwell, big enough for getting more than 600.000.000$ per film😂
@@karimabidi8312Cry 🤡
Maurice is seen speaking once in the previous movie, after Koba shoots Caesar and the “Human gun” is discovered. He says to the humans who are in Caesar’s home just one word. “Run.”
Andy Serkis delivered an utterly stellar performance over these three movies. He is a force.
he got snuff of a Oscar
He brings so much of that talent to Andor too. He needs more non-cgi roles
@@deanthemachine8879 The amount Andy Serkis was able to get us to invest in Kino Loy in just three episodes was unreal. The man is a genuine acting powerhouse.
@@deanthemachine8879He has over 30 Non-CGI roles already, mostly in the UK. He came from a stage theater experience. Enslaved and Heavenly Sword were both great video games he was in too. PS3 release era games.
The lack of recognition for his mocap work is terrible. But I hope he eventually gets one of the honorary achievement Academy Awards, for his entire body of work and contributions to the industry. Unfortunately it likely wouldn't come until he's old and retired, but it's long since been deserved already.
Rocket is the one that bullied Caesar back in the apes cage place thing in first movie but now he respected him so much he follow him anywhere he go,he literally would've die for him
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No.
@@jsmithers. I genuinely hope that you got a life in the two months since you made all these stupid replies.
@@jsmithers. ?
@@Ash_Wen-li No.
I noticed something Donkey and Winter are kind of like opposites if you think about it, not just in hair color but also in how they turned out. Donkey a traitor all the way then becomes loyal to the apes and Winter loyal all the way until he betrays the apes, quite poetic actually as you said in the beginning
If you wanted another reason to hate the Colonel, it was confirmed that he killed Malcolm, Ceasar’s main human friend from Dawn of the Planet of the Apes for trying to ask him for peace between the humans and the apes.
Is there a source on that?
@@neilbiggs1353it’s mentioned on the War For The Planet Of The Apes: Revelations novel, I wish it was shown in the film though
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@@neilbiggs1353there’s a deleted scene of it, and it’s also in the novelization
Even so I cannot hate the guy honestly I can see so many people turning as he did under his position
I'm glad you mentioned that this reminded you of the Exodus story since I haven't watched any reactor acknowledge this. Because the allusion is very strong: the slavery, the persecution, and nature consuming the enemies. Caesar is like the Moses-figure here, which in the end, even he didn't enter "the Promised Land"
Slavery: Colonel McCullough and his Alpha-Omega soldiers put the apes to work on building them the wall like how the pharaoh and the Egyptians put the hebrews to work. Like how the Egyptian soldiers are consumed by the waters of the Red Sea, the soldiers from the north are consumed by the avalanche. Like how Moses died knowing he led the Israelites to Canaan so they can start their travel to the Promised Land while he witnessed it from Mount Nebo, Caesar died from his wounds knowing he led the apes to their new home.
But hey, he wasn’t personally denied entry from their god. He did most everything correctly instead of succumbing to fits of wRatH.
I think the line "He will know who is father is" Maurice says speaks more to a solemn promise that Caesar and his contributions to ape society will be cherished and remembered.. Which makes it a particularly bittersweet line for those of us familiar with the original movies. In which we see how far from Ceasar's teachings this new society will become.
The way Caesar says Cornelius always makes me shed a tear he just saw his whole family dead and thought either his other son died or got taken and he was so relieved to know his youngest son was alive but also super devastated of seeing the death of his family
One of the most underrated cinematic trilogies of recent history. SO many people skipped it because, "hahaha, stupid CGI monkeys," *ding* but it was incredible. I am scared for the next one though. I don't know if it can keep up with these 3.
I'll be honest, I almost hate the fact these movies are an exception to the rule of reboots being soulless cash grabs! Almost every reboot I've seen I preferred the original, and then you get his trilogy that just does so much brilliant character work, with a real intellectual and emotional core
Yes i agree, i even thought about watching these because i thought they would be silly. But my appendix burst recently and i was stuck in the hospital and all i could do was watch tv and these movies came on and i was sooo impressed. The acting and the story is so good. Very underrated.
@@multiplepassions3694Lmfao!! 🏥
If this reboot was another reboot of the 68 version it would've flopped but I'm glad they did an origin story leading up to that point in time as kingdom is basically going to be the 68 version hopefully outdoing the original and maybe minus the time traveling humans
@@VileThaMercenary They already did a reboot in the early 2000's, why would they do another 10 years later...? That was never in the cards so it doesn't even need mentioned.
Some don't rock with the original series, but watching at least the first Planet of the Apes movie amplifies your experience during this trilogy. The anticipation of Ceasar first saying "No" " and showing apes as masters of the humans and them being the main antagonists in the first film made all the foreshadowing and twists in this one so much more special.
Caesars seeing his wife and son dead and then finding Cornelius was absolutely heartbreaking and I did in face weep.
In face
@@TheBombasticFatRat typos exist, isn’t that mind blowing ?
@@CornontheFrog🤡
@@CornontheFrog So does the edit button, in case you didn't know.
@@SauceMeGud I didn’t know yall cared so much. Panties in a twist eh?
Not really, but some say this "reboot" of the Apes films, that it ties into the 1968 original. It does to a point, but that film has its own continuity with the 4 films that followed it (Beneath, Escape, Conquest, and Battle). The original is a classic. Definitely worth a look!
I would say that the new trilogy has been a remake of the final two films, Conquest and Battle
This trilogy is definitely not a reboot of the original film. It fits in perfectly with it. The sequels - yes. And while those movies are sort of fun, they also devolved into serious camp and cheese and can still exist in their own world while this trilogy fits in better with the original.
@@chuckshingledecker2216it doesnt really fit in perfect. the world was destroyed by nuclear warfare in the ‘68 film
Matt Reeves should bring Michael Seresin as DoP for the sequel of THE BATMAN
Their work in these movies was breathtaking
You're not wrong, but he already has Greig Fraser for Batman who is one of the best in the business right now.
@@witnessg431 Do we know if Fraser is coming back for Batman 2?
Greig Fraser did an incredible job in The Batman as cinematographer and he’s one of the best DoP’s in the industry right now. I would not want him to be replaced for The Batman: Part II
Watching you going on the Apes journey has been awesome Nat. You definitely weren't too sure at the start, but by the end you'd taken those apes to heart 🐵
Don’t u mean monkies? lol
I am so very glad that you enjoyed your journey through *The Planet of the Apes.* There are several small nods to the original and it's subsequent sequels throughout all three of these movies. I would absolutely *love* to see your reaction to at least the very first original film. Yes, you will find parts of it hokey and some of it may be laborious as a modern audience member. But you will also see why these new films exist, how the themes have changed with the times, yet retain the same importance and poignancy to the generation they were made for. Personally, I really admire a story that can take a concept like "talking apes" and shock and awe the audience with its relevancy and sharp critiques.
Caesar was a character in the original 1960s quintilogy. I highly recommend watching those as well. Rod Serling ghost wrote the original film (hence the Twilight Zone ending).
PLEASE consider the originals!
the original are "too" outdated tbh.
Me too, I really want her to do the originals, or at least the first film, the original sequels got pretty campy pretty quick, the first one though is overlooked imo and dismissed as silly like the others too often, when it’s a genuinely pretty classic and well written sci fi movie.
It would be worth it just for the reaction as to how a lot of them end 😂
I'd always reccomend the first movie at least. The others are a bit weirder for people, and honestly wouldn't get great views.
@@user-pm2b47ar8dthe original movie holds up greatly.
incredible movie! saw it in theatres back when it came out. Can't believe it's been almost 7 years already
these movies pull on my heartstrings so much..
There is another aspect to consider in these movies. While sentient, the instincts the apes have is still dominant. They follow strength.
There were only a few exceptions, Caesar, Maurice, and Koba mainly. The few others included the sons of Rocket and Caesar. But beyond that, they are still much like their past versions, only smarter.
Which makes this more tragic as the old guard sees little progress in their people and the ones who could have led them in the future are dead.
Someone may have mentioned this last time, but the actor who mo-capped for Koba in this and the 2nd film, also mo-capped Kong in his first Legendary Monsterverse film (Kong: Skull Island -- plus he has kind of an extended cameo as one of the troops, too, who gets a poignant exit from the film.) He's a good normal actor, too: Toby Kebbel. My Mom and I are watching the most recent adaptation of Ben-Hur for the first time, the past couple of nights, and he does a great job as a more rounded version the main antagonist, Messala.
Highly recommend watching the 1968 Planet of the Apes, as it is what sparked all of this. It is definitely dated but the story still holds up. These modern films are like a prequel reboot to that movie.
There are a lot of connections and nods toward the original Planet of The Apes movie in this one. It's really cool, because the groundwork is being laid out, but in a slightly different way than the original 1960s movie's lore.
Hell yeah!! I was waiting for the third part! An incredible movie series👌
i recommend watching the OG this movie series imo stays true enough that the OG can be the 4th movie around 1000 years later
I'm worried the next movie will not have the same fantastic writing qaulity and character substance. Even though this movie is full of CGI. You forget that because the characters are so good/feel so real.
This movie had me crying in the theater opening weekend
It was the same with plantation owners who had slaves being snitches. some did it because they received better treatment, others were tortured or beaten into submission and still others were protecting their families from their masters. If a slave is too strong willed, then maybe seeing their children get beaten (and worse) will pacify them. That's what this is. As Cesar points out One ape alone can be pacified and turned weak; but many Apes together cannot. "Donkey" must have been captured while alone and FORCED into submission; then conditioned to NOT be hostile or retaliate.
It really irritates me that the Academy doesn’t recognize performance capture performances. Andy Serkis 100% deserved an Oscar, or at least a nomination for his performances in these movies. They could even make it a joint nomination with the visual effects team for any acting nominations for performance capture performances. But there needs to be some series recognition for him and performers like him.
I agree in the outro
These 3 movies was mind bloqing in sooo many ways
And this last one really kept the grandiosity of the last 2
This was really fun 😎💛
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This is one of the greatest movie trilogies ever. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes takes a massive time leap. So this trilogy is its own thing. Natalie, please watch the original five or just the original.
Definitely watch the Original 1968 film. It takes place in a bit of a different continuity than the newer films but it's just as good in my mind.
Not really a different continuity. That only happens with the sequels. The original fits perfectly with this and these were intended to. It’s just a couple of thousand years later and ape society has continued to change.
@@chuckshingledecker2216 Spoilers! I'm trying to throw her off the scent to try to best preserve the plot twist as possible. Also, I kind of like to think they are different continuities to explain why ape society ended up in New York when it started in California (which could be explained in Kingdom, i suppose.)
Hi New York Nat!😊 The 4th film is indeed an actual sequel, and takes place 300 years after this film. While Kingdom is a sequel, it will also be part of a new trilogy. Great reactions to the third film in the original modern trilogy, Nat!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
And now you should watch the original series to see how much they carried over from them. Matt Reeves was a big fan of the original series and brought that into the trilogy.
I spent my last day ever being 22 watching your videos. Thank you for posting a bringing some joy to our lives. Loneliness can be tough this makes me feel apart of something
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That pun in the intro was adorable - thank you 😂
In the original planet of the apes the main character is a astronaut who ends up on earth after the apes evolved. The humans were all more primitive and couldn’t speak. The main character hurt his throat and couldn’t speak either until later in the movie. I love how these movies tie to the original movies.
These movies are sort of a prequel to the original movie from the 1960s
This is not the end of the story.
This summer, KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES
Well that one is set hundred of years after War so it pretty much is the end of the story.
@@danishprince2760*300 years
Matt Reeves isn't involved in the movie in any way as far as I know, so I'm not overly optimistic. I'll go into it with an open mind but IMO Reeves elevated the series from a good one to an excellent one. But we'll see, I'd love to be wrong.
I think this trilogy is a prequel for the old movies
They are so many Easter Eggs in this trilogy that refer back to the original 5 film series of the 60's & 70's... Hopefully you get to see those and catch the references... For example, I think Maurice is named for Maurice Evans, the actor who played Dr. Zaius in the original Planet of the Apes and Beneath the Planet of the Apes...
Hi Natalie hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
I second the several other comments suggesting you give the original film (and maybe it's sequels) a go at some point.
It's most likely not going to be as emotional an experience as these ones, and being from the late 60s some parts haven't aged too well from a modern perspective, but I think it's still worth a look.
I took Ceasar's death to be like Moses'. He was allowed to see his people through the desert and A arrive in the promised land, but not allowed to enter it. It is amazing how much stuff is sprinkled in to tie to the original. The apes nailed to the X is used in the original. The space mission is mentioned in Rise. Natalie should really see the original 1968 Planet of the Apes to see how it all evolves.
The hardest part about watching these is feeling for both. They showed you a sweet ape Ceaser from the beginning but imagine being a human never knowing how this started, except a virus from human and monkey, but knowing every ape you come across might kill you. Would you fight for your very existence? or just be like omg that's apes cute lets all die?
Good call with the Biblical allegory. Caesar is Moses: raised among his oppressors, before becoming a leader and savior of his kind, later becoming a general, and guiding them as they wander, persecuted and hounded by the last of their oppressors And then, in this final arc, he leads them through the desert to the promised land. But just like Moses, he does not get to enjoy the promised land himself.
It really would have been helpful if you had seen the original 1968 Planet of the Apes. The call backs via names, the girl's doll, the humans losing the power of speech, going across the desert. So many things that really set up the original.
I keep telling people the new films are prequels 😂
Second favorite movie trilogy of all time, these movies hold a very special place in my heart
you should really watch the original Charlton Hesston movie now as the new franchise lines up with the original movie quite well
It seems Kingdom will be connected to this trilogy, without explaining plot, the IMDb trivia page says it takes place about 300 years after War. Can’t wait to watch it and see how it matches up!
Every time “Exodus Wound” was played. I couldn’t hold it together 😢
It wasn't immediately clear to me, until I watched the trailer for the fourth one, that these movies are leading directly to the very first film, the one from 1968. Now I have to wonder how many they're going to make. I hope they don't ruin this series.
Yeah, this trilogy is basically a remake of the 4th and 5th films
I enthe original Planet of the Apes but I never saw any of it's many sequels. Dawn very much I felt was a prequel to it. There's even a blink and you'll miss it moment where they mention a space ship that went missing that directly ties into it. And this latest one where the virus mutates to regress the infected humans
I'm glad we're getting a new Apes movie and surprised it took this long because they did so well. Looking forward to this new trilogy and see where the apes are now without Ceasar
23:06 I knew i couldn't be the only one thinking it haha
One of the greatest endings of all time and One of the best trilogies of all time. Bittersweet, tragic and beautiful at all the same time! Andy Serkis deserves an Oscar for this epic performance!
The hand symbol for ape together strong is meant to invoke the scene where Caesar first said it to Maurice in Rise!! The two open hands are him holding the bundle of branches
I love the direction this movie chose to go, like obviously there’s still the human vs ape element but they really let the story evolve in to this beautiful sort of Shakespearean war tragedy.
earliest i ever been for a natty gold reaction. my momma had a hard time seeing woody as a villain. lmao. damn near broke her heart.
How many needs to go back and rewatch the entire series
I love your reaction videos ❤❤❤
Woody's performance was inspired. by Col. Kurtz from Apocalypse Now. Also. many of the ape names are references to the original movie from the 60s.
Am glad you took out your time to comment.i wanna have a discussion with you..
20:55 Musically sings "SECRET TUNNEL, secret tunnel..."
Fun fact; these movies were meant to serve as a prequel to the original Planet of the Apes movie. The original 1968 film was set in the far flung future where apes were the dominant species and humans were little more than mindless herd animals.
I love this trilogy so much, glad u finally watched this one. I can't wait for Kingdom I hope its good
I think the beauty of this series is that everything still surprises me despite knowing it all leads to the original movies 😭 at the end of the first one I was 😮 and then I realized OH this is the origin of the planet of the apes movie and with this one the fact that people were losing their ability to speak and in the original humans didn’t speak but apes did. The progression into the original is so amazingly done I can’t wait to see kingdom!
It’s also cool is this movie kind of shows more of the beginning and backstory of the future that is shown in the very first planet of the apes
RIP Caesar you were an amazing character 😢
I absolutely loved Steve Zahn's performance as Bad Ape in this one.
This is a perfect trilogy in my book.
It’s tough to decide if someone should see the original film first. It really flips things for those who have seen it then see this (like I did). But it will be interesting to see your reaction since you’re watching in “reverse” so to speak.
To me, it makes this trilogy even more haunting and emotional because the apes are the good guys here.
Yeah but the original movie shows how the apes eventually end up being no better than humans Ultimately
No amount of tissues would stop the flood of tears that would follow after the first time I finished this trilogy. Good luck soldier.
Caesar will go down as one of the all time great movie characters in history. His arc and journey has been nothing short of phenomenal. Thanks to Matt Reaves’ excellent writing and of course Andy Serkis’ generational performance
Honestly. I will give the Actors a round of applause because they did an incredible job in making this movie. Btw, your hair looks great too ❤❤❤
Very nice. Been waiting for this one! Always a pleasure to check out your reactions.
@TeIeGrm-me_The_NataileGold Get away scammer!
Nova name plate is a reference to a character from the original movie.
My personal favorite from the trilogy. Excited to see the sequel in May
This movie in particular, I feel like you'd understand what's going on better if you had seen the original. A lot of work being put into this movie to explain the state of the world in the original.
@24:03 In the words of Captain America..."LANGUAGE!" 😂😂😂
I just noticed Matt Reeves used some of the same shots in this and The Batman, and well in both, in particular the guns shooting in the dark mid-fight.
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Yeahhh... I'm gonna need a BTS short of the moment at 24:06
We might not see Caesar alive but we most probably will hear about him in the future stories.
I don't think they will forget this central and emotional part of the story.
In the OG movies, humans lost the ability to speak and were a slave race to the apes. Only Charlton Heston's character could speak (as he time travelled, just like Mark Wahlberg did in the first remake, though people could still talk in the remake), but he got injured for a while and couldn't talk for a portion of the movie until he delivers the iconic line "Take your stinkin' paws off of me, you damned, dirty ape").
Andy Serkis delivers yet another phenomenal mocap/voice performance (though he was replaced by other mocap artists at times to give him a break/he overdid the performance a bit too cartoony), and is reminiscent of his performance in Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, a scifi retelling video game of the tale of Sun Wukong (the Monkey King), from Journey to the West. A definite piece of media to look at for fans of Serkis.
The mark Walberg version isn't a remake,that's it's own story
Just an observation- the Colonel claims the virus is making humans dumb and primitive, but this may be influenced by the human prejudice to equate mutism with stupidity. Case in point: Nova was also made mute by the virus, yet retains a high level of intelligence and compassion (picks up sign language quickly, coordinates with apes, realizes Caesar is suffering and feeds him). The original films actually show humanity evolving/devolving into multiple future species, so this might indicate that
Glad to see you have liked these. I grew up a huge fan of the original movies. While I have really liked these reactions, I'm just here for the monkey counter. 😂 24:03 That's what she said.
After your previous vids, I went back and re-watched all of these movies. Yeah, they hit way harder than expected! While watching I knew this one was going to devastate you. ☮❤🎶
“I did not think Caesar would survive this movie”. Oh dear….
Now do “Pitch Black”. It’s a surprisingly good character arc story for several of the characters.
Gotta do the original five films after this and possibly the Tim Burton remake before Kingdom. Also Kingdom takes place 300 years after the events of War, so you won’t see any of the characters we know and love and Luca (the gorilla) was the one in Dawn.
Tim burton's version was never a remake bro
Congo (1995) should definitely be in your list of movies to watch. That movie is burned in brain.
The next movie takes place 500 years in the future, following a descendant of Ceaser
In the first Planet of the Apes (1968) film, when the astronauts land on the unknown planet, the humans cannot speak and the apes can plus they have a thriving culture while humans live like animals in the jungle. Then the lead character (one of the astronauts) realises at the end that they returned to Earth in future. These three films serve as somewhat of an origin story for the apes from the original film. You should definitely check it out. It's really good, although of course the effects look quite dated given the year it was made in.
I love this trilogy as it clearly did better what the last three parts of the quintology didn't do so well at the time. We will most likely get an adaptation of the first part 1 of the Quintology in May with Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, with a lot of changes of course. It will be fun!
Woody Harelson plays such a good bad guy here. He seems like a good dude in real life too, so, him playing this level of villain is epic
My dumbass watched the 1st one and THEN the third one thinking in was the second one and unlike most trilogies, the 3rd movie still hit. Obviously, I didn't know Koba was killed by Caesar until he said he killed him but from the characterization Koba had in the first one, you can definitely still tell what Caesar means when he says "I am like Koba" in the third movie. Still had me crying at the end.