In hindsight it can be chalked up to the apes flying on pure adrenaline. Some probably didn't even know they were shot until later. Fire causing light blindness at night is a thing. It disrupts our natural - albeit limited - night vision. I only factored that effect in today, having not scene this amazing film in years. The guards, blinded by the fire light, would have underestimated the apes and kept firing through the flames, not knowing they were being flanked until it was too late. I think there was a little more thought put into the battle than previously believed. Simple but effective. Compare it to the low budget mess of a final battle against the mutant humans, that happened during Battle of the Planet of the Apes, Caesar looks like Ape Napoleon. Finally, the many shots of the dead apes clarify how costly every engagement was for them. I got the message, loud and clear, even while watching this film as a kid. Excellent storytelling. Something far too many current script writers could use some lessons on.
Watching this makes me appreciate the unrated cut all the more. Much more unnerving and with the creepy music cues in that cut, along with the added violence. It feels so much angrier.
Yeah, they are the best of the sequels in no particular order. But beneath has a place in my heart because it's the first movie I saw as a child in the theater and it gave me nightmares for years.
You know what will make this scene even better? If someone edited in the vorkuta soundtrack from call of duty black ops. It will really add to the apes revolution
They should on never made roddy change his speech at the end i think every American should hear the unedited version of his speech !! It actually was a powerful call to the resistance in our country !! Sometimes when things are so corrupt like Washington dc revolution is the only way to stop it !!
How would this even lead to taking over the world? It feels more like a localized conflict in one city in this fiction movie. Just saw this forgotten movie, but The situation could be resolved with proper intervention, like sending in the national guard.
Watch this movie closely in a lot of these scenes it seems to me like the humans are not shooting they're holding back from shooting they wait until the apes are right on top of them and it's too late there was plenty of men did kill all the apes but they don't shoot until the apes are around them on the side of my it doesn't make sense
Shout out to Ceasar for being on the front lines and the first one to rush in, respect a leader who does it from the front
“Hey mordecei and rigby you wanna go to the zoo with me today I heard they have apes”
5 minutes later:
When I saw the apes just casually walk though volleys of gunfire and then see only a couple of them dead I was like
“These apes have some epic armor.”
In Hollywood, fire blocks bullets.
In hindsight it can be chalked up to the apes flying on pure adrenaline. Some probably didn't even know they were shot until later. Fire causing light blindness at night is a thing. It disrupts our natural - albeit limited - night vision. I only factored that effect in today, having not scene this amazing film in years.
The guards, blinded by the fire light, would have underestimated the apes and kept firing through the flames, not knowing they were being flanked until it was too late. I think there was a little more thought put into the battle than previously believed. Simple but effective.
Compare it to the low budget mess of a final battle against the mutant humans, that happened during Battle of the Planet of the Apes, Caesar looks like Ape Napoleon. Finally, the many shots of the dead apes clarify how costly every engagement was for them. I got the message, loud and clear, even while watching this film as a kid. Excellent storytelling. Something far too many current script writers could use some lessons on.
Watching this makes me appreciate the unrated cut all the more. Much more unnerving and with the creepy music cues in that cut, along with the added violence. It feels so much angrier.
Amen well said
The only one out of the original franchise that I can live without is the follow up to this one.
Conquest is my favorite film.
Escape and conquest are my personal favorites of this series
For me it's Conquest and Battle
Yeah, they are the best of the sequels in no particular order. But beneath has a place in my heart because it's the first movie I saw as a child in the theater and it gave me nightmares for years.
The soundtrack is priceless!
I grew up with these movies love it
Classic film
Awesome and the uncut version is better.
You know what will make this scene even better? If someone edited in the vorkuta soundtrack from call of duty black ops. It will really add to the apes revolution
They should on never made roddy change his speech at the end i think every American should hear the unedited version of his speech !! It actually was a powerful call to the resistance in our country !! Sometimes when things are so corrupt like Washington dc revolution is the only way to stop it !!
Personally, I have been able to see AALL THESE MOVIES AND GETTING TO APPRECIATE ALL OF THEM IN ORDER -
Long Live Caesar!!😎👍
Its 2024 and Im still ANGRY of Don Murray😡
Epic Sega!!!!!
SNES was pretty good too!
SNES??? @@arkay238
I'm sorry but you can't just walk through volleys of gunfire.
They would have been cut down badly
Fr
Agreed
They set fire so all bullts melt
Unfolding in the UK as we speak.
Humanity had it coming to them.
It would be a massacre.
This is our European cities right now
Life imitating art unfortunately
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Settle an argument. Does Conquest take place in California or New York?
How would this even lead to taking over the world? It feels more like a localized conflict in one city in this fiction movie.
Just saw this forgotten movie, but
The situation could be resolved with proper intervention, like sending in the national guard.
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Why couldn't governor Breck have contacted the military and let them handle the situation?
Lo haré cuando tenga Armas
Watch this movie closely in a lot of these scenes it seems to me like the humans are not shooting they're holding back from shooting they wait until the apes are right on top of them and it's too late there was plenty of men did kill all the apes but they don't shoot until the apes are around them on the side of my it doesn't make sense
Stale
😂