Is that how long it's been or are you making it up

@@joshuarosen1862 that’s how long it’s been

And in hoots and grunts, everyone prefers there first lanuage.

I like to think it marks them as part of Caesars lineage, because it was him who first passed the skill down to his particular group of apes originally. They keep the tradition in his honor even after all those years.

@@eugenebuchanan686 Now that makes since

Maurice melted my heart, him and Caesar was such a dynamic duo. The writing in this franchise is superb.

I freaking love Maurice

Except for Dr Zaius

​@@ChristopherEdwards-sk1etagreed 💯 percent

​@@JuntosXlaLibertadMileyBuIIrichtotally true

Them Genetics run Deep💯💯

Is like Maurice and another oranguntan like Louie

Orangutang also tend to be a bit less gregarious than other great apes. It’s interesting that we see just one orangutang by himself among many chimps & gorillas

Maurice: You are....Nova. Nova.

Yeah

Her name is Mae

I think they call humans Nova to pay respect to the little girl that saved Caesar from starvation and dehydration

400 years later, the name Christopher Columbus remains constant.

I can only imagine why.

Don’t forget Monkey Man. This does seem to be the year of the Monkey.

And a sign of primates going to rule Earth million of years later into the future in real life.

Year of the Empire more like it

🐵🙈🙉🙊🦍

Wow I don't realize that

If you watch the original trilogy....Caesar walks bi pedal a lot. I think it's something to do with intelligence. But yea..they will all be bi pedal most of the time....unless they need to sprint.

@@ChristinaDay-vi1yb And his need to use his hands to communicate with ASL.

I remember to Bad Ape in the third movie

I mean theyv carries humans for thousands of years. Horses could drag anything. They are truly strong.

@@ChristinaDay-vi1yb Just some relevant info, it’s a bit long so don’t read if you don’t want- A horse can carry a maximum of 1/5 of its own body weight (including tack). Anymore will run the risk of injury/contribute to long term injury. However the posture of the rider also plays a significant role. A slouching giant ape would be harder to carry, and riding double is extremely uncomfortable for both horse & rider. The rider behind is seated directly over the kidneys, so even a smaller rider will weigh more heavily there. A horse not trained to tolerate it will kick. Overall, the scene is unrealistic. But it’s sci-fi, it’s just for fun so hardly offensive. But try that in real life and the poor horse would be dragging its feet, stumbling and possibly getting hard to handle!

@@averycheesypotatotalking apes waging war and chasing cavemen level humans whilst shooting guns and riding horses seems for some odd reason unrealistic too

or "I. Think. Crazy."

@@kxmode He could have been calling Raka crazy. Makes sense.

He simply said “I know”

Or maybe "so what"

there were more than 1 orangutan but who knows :P...i really like raka (that orangutan in the clip, raka is his name)

Maybe we can’t tell because of three hundred years

The orangutan is wearing a necklace that resemble caesar drawing of the window he would look through in the attic of his home. So that orangutan must of been in caesar tribe or one of his followers

There is also an ape that looks like Rocket

@@GadielCastro-qo9jc does that mean ash much had kids and grandchildren?

It's almost as if it was designed from the very beginning to be analogous to real world tribalism, finding common ground, racial prejudices and interactions with the unknown 🤔

The Apes probably don't know that, they're still in the early years of their society. Proximus might know if it's his voice we hear in discussing the concept of evolution. Besides I don't think that if they knew we were also Apes it wouldn't make difference, they would just consider us lower lifeforms like we do with them

Humanos é humanos macacos são animal Deus que criou todas as coisas

Well, I have a theory that Planet of the Apes is really a reflective thesis about planet of the humans

@@jonathanwhite7966 The original book is based on how Boulle called on his own experiences as a prisoner of war in South-east Asia during the Second World War, using the relationship between man and apes as a metaphor for the treatment handed out to prisoners by Japanese guards.

I think it will be revealed by the end of the movie Noa being Caesar's blood descendant and then the apes will start to worship him and see him as their true leader bcs of the history and stories of Caesar's symbol and him creating it.

We'll find out in less than a month 🤗

Is it possible that noa distant direct descendants from Caesar via Cornelius or also possibly that his daughter in law lake was pregnant with blue eyes baby?

I have noticed he has almost a mark like Ceaser on his chest so maybe he is a descendant but we'll see so excited to see this movie❤❤🤩🤩

Mae seems to be feigning muteness in this scene so I don't think she said anything at all

@@metoo3342 Noa is the ape bro, nova/mae is the girl

@@metoo3342 i said Noa, not Nova/Mae

Caesar was raised by a man who spoke to him in sign language, then English in a country that spoke English as its primary language. Caesar's first spoken word was "No!" It's the language he spoke in to his family and tribe in addition to using sign language. So naturally, over time, the apes would have adopted a hybrid of English and sign language as their language. The evolution of the Ape's speaking language throughout the films has been very natural and realistic.

@@kxmode Good answer

Because ceaser was taught in english and sign language mix

more like to avoid attracting the wrong kind of attention

Both are correct

Yes but he doesn't know it yet

What does that have to do with anything? Noah isn't Cornelius. None of these characters are from the Rise/Dawn/War.

These aren't the same apes from the Caesar trilogy. No doubt the movie will let us know how many generations have passed since then.

@@Antiherodiscordsings chill chill google cast told me wrong a while ago so I went with Cornelius because a while back when heard about the movie and ik those aren’t the same other apes I was talking about specifically Cornelius

Probably still afraid of the apes at first, but then she'll warm up to them after a while.

PTSD

Plot twist, maybe she came in a shuttle that's lost in a time warp which alludes to the first Planet of the Apes and the Tim Burton remake. Who knows?

She has got to be from earth‘s past when the first movie took place because if you’ve seen the first movie, or at least watched it again you will see a quick clip of astronauts going to Mars on tv than a bit later you see a newspaper article talking about the Mars shuttle, vanished . I believe that’s where she came from, there are probably going to be scenes and certain things that are going to be different from the original movie but from the clips and everything I’ve seen they’re piecing them together pretty freaking beautifully

Im pretty mundane

The virus is most likely starting to wear off amongst the humans and humans are being born with full cognitive abilities again. Proximus Caesar wants to hunt all the intelligent humans down and kill them so humans can’t rise again. That’s my theory.

all surviving humans are immune to the virus, the feral ones succumbed to a mutated strain that deactivated parts of the brain responsible for speech and creative thinking (intelligence)

look likes they all are but who cares, there is no labs and stuff to cure anyway.

All humans who survived the outbreak are immune, it was explain the dawn of the planet of the apes.

Or she's proof that humans are starting to evolve to what they once were, maybe thats why they're after her.

they didn't build rifles, so they couldn't make more, the Apes are more naturalistic, so they reverted to that.

Weapons need to be maintained + ammunition and the apes would not know how to create assault rifles.

no, this takes place 100+ years after Caesar passed.

@@viviiqns ohh okay. It looked like him that’s for sure. Thank you 😊

@@claragardner7076 same lineage, I think. Great-great grandson or something

The horse with the weights of the gorilla, the ape and the girl at the sime time. I was thinking the same. Actually, its kinda a meme but this was a thing in the 2 movie. Everyone was saying rise of the planes of the horses because they have to go with the apes lmao

@@HIWHYAIWYAGD dude have you heard of war horses? those horses wear heavy armour and carry plated knights on their backs and still manage to gallop, horses are stronger than you think

actually a horse is heavier than a gorilla, a full grown silverback male gorilla weighs about 195 kg, horses (depending on the breed) can weigh between 490 to 1000 kg

yeah he would be able to keep going but if the horse swerved more it would be more realistic

The average male gorilla weighs 300 pounds. The average male chimp weighs 100 pounds. The girl probably weighs about 125 pounds. The horse looks to be about 1,100 pounds or so. 1) 300+100+125 is about roughly HALF the weight of the horse. 2) Much of the gorilla's 300 pounds is being dragged on the ground for a second or two. Still, I think the horse would have flinched a bit more. If we're gonna talk about realism, I don't think the horse would go anywhere near a charging gorilla. Most of all, if this were more realistic, there wouldn't be talking gorillas, which brings me to the obvious: *This is a MOVIE. Movies aren't real.* If you really want to pick something apart, let's talk about genitalia. How come the male apes lack their "bananas" and "oranges"? Why do the female chimps lack swellings? Because if these movies _were_ more realistic, no one would go see them. Most of reality is too boring and the non-boring parts are too salacious for our uptight culture. The religious right would have a fit. Too bad for them, they'll be stuck complaining about "Darwinism" or something. Which brings me to my final point: *There's no pleasing some people.*

Why? Looks like it has the same quality as the previous 3

@@studentstudent5044 hey I’m just one person w an opinion, if u think it’s a good film then that’s ok enjoy the film ✌️

@@BanthaPooDoo64 Thank you!

I might give it a watch for the performances at least, tbh. If it’s sucks, oh well…..

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