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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes I "What a Wonderful Day" Official Clip
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2024
- Check out this clip from Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, and see it in theaters May 10. Get tickets now: www.fandango.com/PlanetoftheApes
Director Wes Ball breathes new life into the global, epic franchise set several generations in the future following Caesar’s reign. Apes are the dominant species living harmoniously with one another and humans have been reduced to living in the shadows. As a new tyrannical ape leader builds his empire, one young ape will undertake a harrowing journey that will cause him to question all that he has known about the past and to make choices that will define a future for apes and humans alike.
Starring Freya Allan, William H. Macy, Dichen Lachman, Kevin Durand, Owen Teague, Peter Macon, and Travis Jeffery.
![แฮงแงงแฮงงาม - บอย ศิริชัย [OFFICIAL MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vCGJTy9ZeP8/mqdefault.jpg)
A charismatic leader twisting the words of a historical icon for their own benefit. Sounds very human.
The irony.
*LISAN AL-GAIB!!!*
Because of Koba, Ceasar had the revelation that they were just as human as the rest of us. Its sad but very powerful.
In conclusion, all sapients are capable of evil.
@@uja11 Anything intelligent and self-aware is capable of evil. When these apes were just animals, they were only acting on instincts. There was mo moral dimension to their behavior.
"What a wonderful day!" This line is already iconic
What a wonderful day
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY
Too bad mad max already took that line
@@ka-boom2083 WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY
I love how Caesar is now basically like *”Ape Jesus”*
Becoming the first ape that can speak has its benefits...
Ape Moses.
He gave them laws. He led to the "promised land" and died in on a hill at the very end of the road.
A mix of both actually@@CuteLittleGoat
@@CuteLittleGoat You’re right
Also love how Proximus takes the name Caesar as a meaning for power just like the the Roman Emperor's called themselves Caesar to emulate Juilus's and Augustus's power
Funny how Proximus took one of Caesar’s laws to heart *”Apes Together Strong”* but not his most important law, *”Ape Not Kill Ape.”*
Which is ironic, since he killed koba.
Don’t every religion followers does that today too? Promised land, Be merciful, and loving and if you kill a single innocent soul is like killing the whole of mankind.
@@christianjudeberbano3134He said that Koba is not an ape which is true in some way because Koba is a bonobo, and Koba also try to overthrow and kill Caesar just so he can get his revenge on the humans, he burned down Ape’s home and blame it on the humans and started a war that would kill many apes throughout the way including Rocket’s son, Ash, Koba himself already broke the rule and cost casualties for the apes, so it’s necessary for Caesar to break his own rules in order to avoid another war, or a potential civil war that can cost even more ape lives
@@christianjudeberbano3134Koba forced Caesar’s hand. Koba plunged the apes into war with the humans through his actions and was a danger to the apes by ruling through fear and deception.
@@christianjudeberbano3134 You are not ape
An instant parallel I saw was Proximus walking up and not acknowledging anyone. Caesar ALWAYS made sure to acknowledge & touch each ape whenever he walked thru the masses. Very telling
Great attention to detail
Great shout.
Except for the opening scene in War, although I think that can be excused because you could see that he was locked in
@@Orion-Pax_34 yeah. I mean they were literally going into battle. Different setting.
Small big detail
So amazing how a window frame became the symbol of the Ape religion after 300 years.
Caesar is a chimpanzee, Proximus is a bonobo
@@kingofthemonsters3712 Proximus looks or acts nothing like a bonobo, but okay
@@DM-wk7yrKoba has left the chat
@@silashurd3597 He doesn’t act like a real bonobo either. He’s just too aggressive.
@@DM-wk7yr isn't that the point koba was experimented on and tortured so he no longer acts like typical bonobo
Caesar's words, but Koba's spirit
Koba hated all things human. Proximus wants to learn their secrets.
@@timovangalen1589 Yeah my comment is dumb now that I watched the movie.
@@gilgameshdhofar8706 Nah you're actually right, Proximus did intend to learn their secrets but only to then put them in their place and further ape domination just like what Koba wanted and tried to do towards the end of Dawn by putting the humans in cages. He's exactly like Koba but where they differ is he was more than willing to play the long game in beating and eventually getting rid of humans, Koba on the other hand was too bloodthirsty and reckless.
It's a bit of both. Proximus didn't hate humans like Koba but he didn't care for them either. Proximus put himself on a pedestal and wanted to obtain the same strength humans once had, regardless of the cost. To him Apes together make Proximus strong, it's not about them it's about him and his inflated ego.
More like King Louie 😂
Ive started off every shift at my job by shouting “WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!” to the rest of my department ever since I’ve seen this
Your profile pic is perfect for the quote
SAY HIS WORDS
@@Drendermen78 APES. TOGETHER. STRONG.
@@Drendermen78apes togetha strong
@@Drendermen78 APES. TOGETHER. STRONG.
That symbol of Cesar’s old window being remembered is a very nice touch
It became their symbol
Nice spoiler
That window was at the same time Caesar's freedom and prision. Very clever indeed.
absolutely amazing catch
@@borris3768brother it’s not a spoiler it’s in this video and in the trailer
To quote Ash: Caesar wouldn't want this
Yeah and look where that got him😔RIP Ash
He’s right
@@alonzowatson3525to be fair he didn’t know Koba was going to kill him 😭
@njmoonfrost6145 it shoulda been clear as day to see that Koba went off the rails🤣
Agreed
I like how Proximus' salute is the opposite of Caesar's. Instead of the palm up "asking for permission" gesture, they all point their palms down, like they're asking him to guide them.
💯
Yeah
That is an actual gesture Chimpanzees make in the real world when they want aid from another Chimp
I love how Noa is like "is this supposed to be a king?"
"Who died and made this guy king?"
Is this your king?
He ain't no king, he's Koba reborn
Raka is a cool character in Kingdom
“Well I didn’t vote for you.”
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!
What a wonderful day!
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!!! 🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍
@@davigavilan4047thatsthefamousquoteoftheproxikusceasqr
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY
To see Proximus twist and use Caesar's words, which were meant for good, for his own gain and have apes blindly follow him like some religious or cult figure is just disgusting. I'm already more intrigued to learn more of him.
Edit: Saw it yesterday as of writing this and I loved the film. The little we knew of Proximus definitely made me curious.
Proximus is like Narendra Modi
He and his kind were created by a human pathogen.
They were more like us before,and now they are...us.
Only its their turn at the same path of inevibility as we were.
They are the new good,the bad,and the ugly.
why do i feel like this is what's going on right now with the maga twisting the ideals our founding father set
@@nadyologist7339 election ke baad msg krna to bhai
Proximus is already shaping up to be a very interesting villain. He's definitely not like Koba.
The voice actor who voices Proximus is absolutely fantastic. The way he delivers his lines is just...chef's kiss.
I fell in love with his character immediately.
Loved when Mae shot ape and Proximus in classic villain form says: " You can go".
😂
@@nWoPorViDafr😂😂😂
Please watch the behind the scenes stuff. This is WAY more than voice acting
It's Kevin Duran I was surprised when I found out
@@mauriceb4348Ikr. I expected it to be a black voice actor. Such power in his voice
I don't know why, but the silava spewing outta his mouth when saying "Wonderful" is so satisfying to me.
There’s something so real about it
And makes the character feel more organic
Thanks for saying that , I must have rewound it 100 times to keep watching the saliva it just makes it that much more realistic.
You have a fetish
I knew he wouldn’t have lived to see it, but I would love to see how Caesar would react seeing how developed and literate the apes become. He’d at least tear up.
Caesar would probably care more about how they treat each other. Intelligence is no good if it's being used for moral evils.
He would have one tear just like in the battle for the planet of the apes film.
Caesar would've just outright called him out of it like how he did Koba if he's still alive.
@@phillipwalling7470 EXACTLY.
Wait until they introduce the cloning/memory restoration technology in part 5 and bring Caesar back from the Big Banana Tree in the Sky
Love how this series turned bonobos from the most peaceful apes into absolute psychopaths
Actually, it was recently discovered that bonobos in real life are, in fact, not all that peaceful after all.
@@keegancrichlow8391Still, even with the new evidence, Bonobos are clearly less aggressive then Chimpanzees.
@@keegancrichlow8391
That was only one study, as far as I know.
I forgot his name but one Caesar generals was a bonobo and he served him loyally, his son was also friends with Caesars first son. So they ain’t all bad
@Yanchez25 Rocket, and his son's name was Ash.
I hope Kevin Durand gets the recognition he deserves for this role.
I liked him in Smokin aces
@@TheGovernor-vw9cf Durand knows how to play an a good villain. I love his role in 3:10 to Yuma. He knows how to make you hate his character which I expect in this case as well
@@Jay.Lombardii true him as one of the crazy redneck neo nazi brothers in Smokin aces is amazing him and Chris pine.
I could play an ape tbf
@@Jay.Lombardiiexactly man, he absolutely knows how to make you hate him. I’m 22 years old and vividly remember as a kid watching fruitvale station with Durand as the cop who killed Oscar Grant (played by Micheal B Jordan). Like to this day, I still look at him sideways because he played that cop role a little too well 😅, and even get slightly triggered when I see him appear in movies. I went to watch an interview for this movie and got PTSD from fruitvale station all over again seeing Durand front and center. Incredible actor and seemingly great guy nonetheless.
I love how we're seeing a further development of the apes' caste system, with the chimpanzees/bonobos being scientists and politicians, orangutans being clergy and gorillas being soldiers. Seeing the society from the original film evolve into itself is so awesome.
además de que la cantidad de simios de cada especie corresponde a la velocidad de reproducción de estás
This creep is distorting Caesar’s lessons for his own personal gains.
💯💯
Like every leader in history
In real
Life
I was kinda wondering if some apes found old Roman history books and unknowingly/intentionally blended the history of Ape Caesar with Roman Caesars.
What a False Ape king!
Now THIS is a villain entrance!🤯
What about him makes him a villain? Looks alot like a king or a pope. You know. People who think Jesus would have vouched for them
@@KumarAnshs He basically took Caesar’s teachings and decided to use them the wrong way for his benefit. I honestly find him to be a combo of Koba and The Colonel.
@@KumarAnshsdefinitely is a villain but if he was anti hero he would've been ok.
The world is not black or white but rather Grey who's a villain and who's a hero?
@@shanerose7204like every Christian kingdoms in the medieval?
Watched this in the theatres yesterday. All i can say is, it lived up to the expectations. Classic movies like this are rare nowadays. Excited for the next part.
I Watched it and I was kinda disappointed. It feels devoided of that original spark.
Why he wanted to conquer other apes? How some humans didn't return to the primate state? And how they make cloths if they are not that inteligent in that state as Noa pointed out? How they didn't know there are other humans out there? What was the egg ritual for, for what end? Why they rised eagles?
They set some intresting things but don't really fallow all the way through.
Proximus was set out to be an intresting villan but had little time and didn't really make me empathise with him at all. Koba was mistreated by humans, experimented on. His rage had justification. Proximus Cesar only wanted to have power. How he became power hungry? We don't know. How he convinced others to conquer other apes after Cesare Law to not kill other ape? We don't know. What other societies or ape are there? There are other conquer apes? It was intresting that he wanted to learn. It had being ingesting if there was other ape conquer and he only needed the weapons in the bunker to fight the other invader but let's say use human for that. That way he had being a villan for the humans but a hero to his apes.
Thematically is not that deep. It rises some intresting perspectives, but don't go though with them.
We didn't really see how he run his Kingdom. Only glimpses.
How they didn't know there where other human settlements?
For me Noa didn't filled the spot left by Ceaser.
Here it feels like teenager drama but with monkey because it most probably is. A lot of things they did was cliché executed mid. Like the ending where at the last moment he become master of birds. It didn't felt earn at all for me. It was like an anime moment where he won because of power of friendship or achieve a new super power right there.
Proximus will return most probably.
@@eduardmanecuta5350 bro what are you even talking about. You have to have a foundation before you build a house. You’re literally using kobas world building which was elorbated on for THREE MOVIES to parallel how you don’t know the characters. It takes time to build a world 😂
@@charleswills4453 You didn't get my point. You understood Koba motivations for his actions, here Proximus is evil kinda for the sake of it. What's Proximus motivation for being evil? Does the movie tell us. From why I recall. No. - that was my point. And Koba was the villan for ONE movie. And was barely present in the first one. Proximus was presume to be the big bad and he doesn't appear for half the movie. Your point doesn't stand. A good villan can appear for a few minutes and still leave a mark. Look at Cowboy Bebop (anime) - Vicious or at Constantin's (the movie with Keanu Reeves) Lucifer (Peter Stormare) who appear only a few moments at the end was full of charisma and you got the character and his motivation. Even if it was brief. Here Proximus had potential, a lot of potential but his body guard, the gorilla had more screen time then him.
@@charleswills4453 I think you were thinking at Ceaser, not Koba. And what world building in 3 movies you speak? This movie had already the foundations of the other 3 upon it. This didn't start from zero.
And in the first movie I still cared more for Ceaser then I cared in the entire new movie for Noa. Ceaser didn't understood the world of humans, wanted only to be free and find someome same as him. He felt alone. He felt betray when Will left him after he tried to protect Will's father and was locked up. He was belated by the guards and other monkeys. He started a revolution in order to free his kind when he saw how they were treated...
Noa has big shoes to fill. Ceaser was writen and acted beautifully.
0:40 You can hear an ape scream “Caesar!!!!” it sounds almost like how koba screamed in dawn.
I also kind of heard Koba in Lightning’s voice at 1:13 when he screams “Apes together strong!”
“What a wonderful day” will be quoted by a lot of people on the internet from now on.
Probably because fury road had a similar line and everything about these movies is algorithmic
Well, it is, in fact, a wonderful day. so I can see myself using that line. Heck I may even use it today
@@CrudeBeach WITNESS ME
When Fury Road was released it has a similar line that said OH WHAT A DAY! WHAT A LOVELY DAY! And I used that whenever I achieve something in sports but after watching this movie, a few days later I finished a script for a shortfilm and reduced my time while running, and got a new job so by the end of the day I just said: WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!
Yes your right lol and I can’t blame them
It’s catchy
CAN YOU DIG IT?!
The false King taking his cues from the former leader of the Gramercy Riffs.
“We got the chimpanzees right next to the gorillas!”
Totally
Lol
Vermin: Big Cyrus. He was gonna run the whole city. What crap that was.
"Can You Count, Suckaaa!"
I love the symbolism of the protagonist named Noa(h) walking towards a giant ark. And the lead ape being named Proximus Caesar (proxy meaning to act in substitute of someone else.)
Yep. Ceaser was basically the Apes Moses. I thought the protagonist's name being Noa this time around was an intresting choice.
Proximus Caesar is just a pope basically.
@@pending4363 Considering the apes are concerned about spreading his teachings I was thinking more ape-Jesus but Moses comparison works too.
Planet of the Apes is a great franchise, but it's never been particularly subtle.
he is named Proximus Caesar which just means "The Next Caesar"
Caesar did anything and everything for his ape family and he NEVER thought himself as a king.
He thought himself as a protector. This dude is a tyrant
I wonder if Noa will become that kind of leader
@@ReiseLukas I think he will. He’s noble and good, but will fight when he has to, like Caesar.
@@chenchalee9178 dosent have the intellgent as caesar. confused alot. got tricked by a girl.
@@omarehab2627 Caesar got tricked by Koba, so… NO being is perfect. Not apes. Not humans. ✌🏼
It absolutely makes sense that Caesar became a deity to the apes! I recently watched the trilogy for the first time, so I’m psyched for this
Tbh he kinda is. He made them as smart as they become. Without him doing what he did they would be just normal apes
He’s a Christ figure to the apes.
He became a Moses like figure
He gave Apes the intelligence they’re now using to make a civilization and led them to a land where they could prosper while teaching them valuable lessons. He might as well be their god
You should watch the originals as well
I love how some apes are clearly more advanced than others and thus are higher on the hierarchy
exactly same as hoomans, some more biologically capable declare themselves as superior
All apes are equal, but some are more equal than others.
I completely understand what you're getting at, *but man that wording* lmao
@@grannytoes7221 💀
Uhhm you sound kind of lowkey racist by accident there
Offering their hands to him for affirmation, and he just walks past them like they're nothing. Nothing like his predecessor.
The other apes did that for Ceaser as forgive me in sign language
Proximus really Loves Arthur's intro
👍
I miss that show and loved watching it as a kid.
This feels ripped straight from the original movies, and I say that as the highest compliment.
WHAT A WONDERFUL SEQUEL
Haven’t even seen the movie
@@jonah.donohuewe all know it’s going to be a good movie.
@@MadridRosenot as good as dawn
Having now seen it, it was indeed wonderful.
@@TheGovernor-vw9cfofc not. It was still a good movie worth seeing though
I love how Caesar’s attic window has become such an iconic piece of imagery in these films
Can you give a timeframe? I can't tell.
@@espi371 0:06 and 0:43
The detail is just nuts! They even made spit come out of his mouth as he's talking. The personality. This is the first Planet of the Apes movie that I'm actually interested in seeing. The character development seems next level.
The 2011-2017 trilogy is a 3-movie-long deep dive into developing the fantastic character of Caesar, so it’s kind of wild to suggest you aren’t interested in seeing those!
The Caesar trilogy is SO GOOD though. I loved Rise.
Oh, what a day! WHAT A LOVELY DAY!
The fact I was thinking that 😂
WITNESS ME!!!
The fact that these two films are gonna come out in the same months too 😂
That’s what I thought fury road
@@danielbautista9062WITNESSED!!!!
I needed more of proximus. They didn’t really give me a real reason to hate him. I love a good antagonist
I like him😊
@@teachesl2945 he was so interesting
he ordered raids on ape villages and took the residents as slaves
My thoughts exactly!
Exactly what i was thinking.
After just watching War and sobbing over the ending I'm especially triggered by what this "leader" is doing with Ceasar's words😂 Can't wait to see this!
It's been a while. How is he twisting his words
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!
Interesting that Proximus has the fascination with humans, their technoglogy and capabilites, and, almost inevitably, makes some very human mistakes. Namely, declaring himself supreme over all others of his species and imposing HIS way of life
THIS💯👍
I like how he seems like a mix between koba and ceaser smart and knowledgeable like ceaser but only out for himself and power like koba
Agree, and it's still not exactly like Koba. He had understandable reasons to hate the humans and use everything he can to destroy them, not justifiable but understandable. Even Caesar understood that hate consumed Koba, and pitied him, never thinking ill of him. Proximus seems more malicious than Koba!
This was the most epic scene of the whole movie. It just feels awesome
what is made very evident in this scene is how much of a complex proximus has he's smiling almost all the time when he's walking to the podium he's soaking in the praise and power he has as well as gesturing to himself as if he's a god .
One of the most iconic villain quotes in history!
It will be
this is interesting to watch. I love Noa’s skepticism of Proximus within just a few moments of meeting him.
Almost like Kong to Skar King.
Literally waking up to "What a wonderful day" would make anyone's day
“How many times have you watched this”
Me: Yes
😂guilty
Caesar would be heartbroken if he saw this now. :(
Yes
This movie is super racist too
@@almas3427racist?
@@truthistruth4186Don't bother bro, just one of those people who try to find racism in everything.
@@truthistruth4186tf in what way??? Stop being sensitive asf bro
Its so weird seeing all the apes not doing sign language and speaking fluent english. They really are evolving. If this is a new trilogy, I'd imagine the one after that would be in the future, where they are fully evolved into their 1960s counter parts, like 100,000 years in the future.
If you also look they’re bodies are evolving, their facial structure is different and they have less hair on their body now
I believe in the original and remake timeline is close to the year 4,000
@MarloStanfield-ko2kk I'm glad somebody finally pointed that out. I noticed there was an ape next to Noa who looks just like pre homosapien
Hate to spoil it after 60 years but it’s nowhere near 100,000 years in the future and they don’t make it out past that point
It's like a couple centuries after the last new movie. Though it may look rushed, I buy into it. After all, apes evolving into human-like eloquent beings is purely fantastical and never conformed to evolution (their throats aren't built for human speech and I don't see why they'd evolve as such given increase in intelligence. Maybe they'd develop own vocal speech, but not mimick us perfectly.)
Planet of the Apes is sci fi with an underline in the fi side of things, still with the sci socio-political commentary that makes the franchise so special.
The team behind the movie said this would be the equivalent of the Ape's bronze age, so a bit left to go until we get the 1960 movie's time. I think they are trying to push into that goal of revisiting and remaking the original movie and I am stoked about it, can't wait till we get there.
0:51 when you wake up on a weekend:
i didnt think that line would stick in my head so much '''what a wonderful day '
They have built a strong foundation and now they are reaping the benefits of having done so. If they keep writing strong characters with compelling stories, this franchise could go on for years. I hope it does! Please keep going until finally we get to see that pointed spaceship crash land in the forbidden zone.
Proximus Caesar is definitely gonna land a spot as one of the best top 5 villains in the Planet of the Apes franchise. Can’t wait to see him in all his glory come May 9th.
He's already looking a solid top 3
Koba is still the best but Proximus is mix of both Koba & Ceaser with charisma.
Definitely want to see more
Yeah he gives me General Ursus vibes.
The true villain of the movie is Mae
Eh he was alright
I chose the WORST time to go piss in the cinema. I missed this scene :(
dudeee that's so sad because this sequence was pure gold in the cinemas
I get chills every time i watch this.
Bro Proximus looks so freaking cool. I can’t wait for the movie to come out! 🦍
1:15 people when its a wonderful day
" I chose to trust him because he is ape. I always think ape better than human, but now I see just how much like them we are"
-Ceaser
Me when realize I don’t have to leave my house today: 0:51
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY🗣️‼️🔥
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY
What a wonderful day
What a Wonderful Day!
SAY HIS WORDS
@@Dr.Minecraft2.0 Apes Together Strong!
@@Dr.Minecraft2.0 apes together strong!
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAYYYY 🗣🗣🗣🔊🔊🔊🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hits different.
god this cgi is SO GOOD
It's alright
@@Inconvenient_NPCit’s better than most films coming out recently
@@kingong4185not a high standard
Its not cgi mostly. Motion capture
No just trash 🗑
What's extremely fitting to me is that he is claiming the name of Caesar as his own, something that has indeed happened many times throughout human history, because a name carry's a lot of weight, and the name Julius Caesar remains a powerful one even in modern day history because of how influential he was when he lived.
And in this movies case, Caesar didn't live all that long ago, at least historically speaking
This was one of the deepest scenes in the entire movie. Proximus using Caesar’s words which were originally meant for good and twisting them into something very bad. It also shows how religion can quickly become a cult if it is misinterpreted and people are misled.
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!!
Proximus Caesar, perverting the teachings of the Caesar we know & love
Its a movie relax
@@brandonbanks631okay? And? 😂
@@johnbarrientosiii6586 Yes lets add real life drama to a movie character. Cgi at that.
@@brandonbanks631 What real life drama? That is litteraly what the character is doing
@@pingusoldier1025 Exactly its a character so just stfu and watch the movie when it comes out. There was no teachings it was just a slogan for a movie. Relax
Are we thankful for the words of Caesar?
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAAAAY
Got the chills from his entrance alone
Me and the boys on a Friday knowing school holidays were about to start.
I was waiting for him to say "Are you not entertained?!"
Anyone else start their Monday mornings watching this?
Man I love this clip
I’m pretty sure Noa and the rest of the apes later on the movie will know the truth of Caesar
Not what this bonobo has taught them.
$50 says Proximus Caesar is a descendant of Koba.
@@Nighlocktheawesome00 yeah I say that as well
@@Nighlocktheawesome00koba had no kids tho
@@Arborvitar but he could've. Rocket had a son and we never met Rocket's mate.
@@Nighlocktheawesome00 I believe
Koba perhaps must have survived and had mated with another bonobo
And rocket and tinker had maybe 2 more kids, considering that rocket is very affectionate with 2 young chimps in war.
Imagine Ceasar or his human father seeing this.
1:09 Noa is like "are you kidding me? This is supposed to be your king?"
Caesar would be proud since his legacy is now honored with “What A Wonderful Day”.
I liked that movie. It was fun to watch.
Imagine if there’s a 5th and 6th movie, and when the 7th roles up, Noah is the same sort of figure that Caesar was in PotA 4
So Ceasar is basically a prophet to them now
Probably, And I don't why, but Proximus kinda sounds like a preacher when he speaks about Caesar and his teachings
I’m vibing with the cult-leader-type villain. I think he’ll be an amazing antagonist.
What’s funny is Proximus looks like a bonobo, which is what Koba was, so to have a Bonobo be the leader and have the name of Caesar is kinda a fun twist
It is confirmed that he is a Bonobo
@@TitanJonkler yeah he has all the features a Bonobo ape
love the extra way Proximus ascends the rampart, really says a lot about his character in a very concise manner.
Hes definitely twisting Ceasers words around....that monster😭
Really? You dont see the hypocrisy
Kevin Durand is such a great actor
Great camera work, music, sound effects, and reactions from other apes to show the villain as a threat
I rlly wonder how the hell he became king. Hes clearly not doing what caesar would actually do towards humans. Im excited for this movie. Apes. Together. Strong.
He is most definitely from caesar's bloodline since that's how royal succession works.
@emmanueligbinoba9727 Proximus is a bonobo not a chimpanzee like Caesar was
@@SupportGamin2024 I see.
@emmanueligbinoba9727 0:18 this is his descendent, his name is noa.
@@SalikCollinsnot confirmed
Ladies and gentleman, this is how you introduce a villain
WHAT A WONDERFUL DAYYYYYY
I haven't watch this, but i literally Just finished Watching 'War of the planet of the apes'. That movie was a masterpiece.
And now i miss Caesar.
Wes will make an incredible Zelda movie i think! Gifted visual artist and storyteller he is!
Proximus will gonna be one of the best VILLAINS ever in cinema history 👍🏻
This didn’t age well…..
@@meezuswest1781Aged absolutely well
@@mr_infinity6677how bro, he didn’t put up a good fight
@@josephstalin9227 A villain is more than just a fight. A villain is corrected by their ideals and actions and thsif infliction on the protagonist
Nux: What a day…OH WHAT A LOVELY DAY!
Proximus: WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!
As a politics graduate, this movie fascinates me, cannot wait to see this!
The feeling of this scene right here gave me goosebumps. I've watched this at least 10 times now. I wasn't sure about the movie until this clip. I'm sold.
If Ceasar saw the apes today, he would be pissed.
Just watched this film today and all I have to say is WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!!!!
When you gotta go to school...
Apes: *WHAT A TERRIBLE DAY!!!*
1:16 the most legendary line from the movie ❤
1:16 This is gonna one of the coldest lines of this year