I love it when someone discusses a movie they love for the hell of it and give us interesting perspective on it like this, instead of talking about one they hate or is popular and reciting the same empty review
"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" is regarded as an interesting start to the rebooted "Planet of the Apes" trilogy because it stands out as an interesting start to the rebooted trilogy due to its unique perspective, emotional core, thought-provoking themes, impressive visual effects, and strong performances. It successfully reimagines the franchise by exploring new territory, while also paying homage to the original series, making it an intriguing and engaging introduction to the rebooted trilogy. Also I love the film brought the iconic “Get your stinking paws off of me, you damn dirty ape!” from the 1968 classic movie in the scene where Caesar speaks for the first time by roaring “No!” Kudos to Andy Serkis’ portrayal as Caesar, it will go down as one of his beloved roles he ever graced on the silver screen! Additionally, I can’t wait to see “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” later this May when it comes out because I love the fact that it’s a sequel to the original Caesar trilogy films. So excited!
I love it when someone discusses a movie they love for the hell of it and give us interesting perspective on it like this, instead of talking about one they hate or is popular and reciting the same empty review
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"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" is regarded as an interesting start to the rebooted "Planet of the Apes" trilogy because it stands out as an interesting start to the rebooted trilogy due to its unique perspective, emotional core, thought-provoking themes, impressive visual effects, and strong performances. It successfully reimagines the franchise by exploring new territory, while also paying homage to the original series, making it an intriguing and engaging introduction to the rebooted trilogy.
Also I love the film brought the iconic “Get your stinking paws off of me, you damn dirty ape!” from the 1968 classic movie in the scene where Caesar speaks for the first time by roaring “No!” Kudos to Andy Serkis’ portrayal as Caesar, it will go down as one of his beloved roles he ever graced on the silver screen! Additionally, I can’t wait to see “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” later this May when it comes out because I love the fact that it’s a sequel to the original Caesar trilogy films. So excited!
I also can't wait for the newest film. I hope it lives up to this trilogy.
How does this not have a ton views? Loved the video man
I'm a bit partial, but I agree with that question! Thanks for watching!
Favorite Series, and same i thought this was a ver well thought video and really informative and kept me interested the whole time. Great job man!
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