I love how Rocket, Maurice and Buck were basically Caesar's lieutenants in this scene.

2:04 Buck: **about to kill policeman** Caesar: “NO! We’re not trying to be like them. We’re trying to be better than them.”

I love how Caeser wouldn’t let the apes kill the cops. Caeser knew that not all humans are evil. He saw the greatest side of humans like his adopted Father who raised him and loved him like a son and not a pet. A true leader like Caeser has compassion and only uses violence when necessary.

I always admired how Caesar never wanted to kill the humans in this trilogy, rather just break free from their rule. I never saw it as him being weak, but as Caesar actually being the bigger individual. Caesar was a great leader because he kept his eye on the actual goal, which was for his kind to be free from human rule. He only killed when it was absolutely necessary and he always did his best to not make things personal. In Dawn of the Planet of the Apes when Caesar and the other apes rencountered the humans he even tried to make peace with them rather than go to war, because he knew how devastating war could be for both the humans and the apes. A wise leader always searches for peace if it is possible rather than solve problems through violence. Caesar didn’t force the apes to hate the human race, he didn’t ask them to kill every single one of them (like Koba), he just thought about what was best for his kind. Caesar knew in order to be a higher species you must be better than the ones who abused you. I saw the trailer for the 4th movie and I’m so hyped for it! Tho it seems some apes have learned nothing from the humans and are beginning to act just like they did after becoming the dominant species. Hopefully this new character (who I believe is named Noa) will take after him and follow in his footsteps.

2:29 i love how this part shows the contrast between an old ape dying for the freedom of future apes then it shows the future apes as toddlers and babies with the moms

0:05 Ceasar: Wait! 0:19 Ceasar: Koba, up. 0:30 Ceasar: Get under.

They REALLY did this movie justice. The more years pass, the better and better this becomes for me.

2:44 Caesar told women and children go below where is safe, that just shows good leader ship

The Orangutans swinging under the bridge was seriously one of the coolest scenes in history

Im sorry but if you're going to send me in to fight a gorilla with nothing but a baton..i'm gonna need a raise and a good medical plan.

2:07 ever since i was a kid that scene has always sent chills down my spine. still does

If you ever feel stupid, think about the police officers who think they can best the chimps and gorrilas in physical strength.

Curious George just became Serious George

*2:06** Caesar was still thinking about the lives of humans. For he knew and understood that they were just doing their jobs and defending themselves. Besides, most of them had family. Good movie.*

Caesar is so badass and unbelievably impressive in so many ways🔥His leadership of the apes,his intelligence and uniqueness as a ape is so unbelievable!!!!! Seeing Caesar being badass gets me hype everytime✊✊ALL HAIL CAESAR

personally, i now consider this movie a classic and one of the greatest remakes/reboot of all time - how they remixed the original to focus on the ape instead of the man (Charlton Heston) in the original and still come up with an engaging story with deep connotations especially with today's events while creating one the most iconic recent characters in Caesar - in an almost dialogue free role is nothing short of astounding. I don't use the term classic lightly and that's probably why it's taken me 10 years to openly say that Rise of the Apes 2012 in my personal opinion is an absolute classic. The sequel Dawn of the Apes is arguably a better movie - I may be wrong but the way Rise of the Apes establishes itself and turned an unnecessary rehash into iconic and compulsive viewing that remains even more relevant than ever is nothing short of astounding!

2:06 he still shows mercy and restraint. He knows the humans dont physically stand a chance.

1:50 man had balls of steal charging a gorrila like that like ik there meant to kill them but man was all alone against a gorrila and he charged it without hesitation

Buck was truly a one-of-kind ape. RIP to the legend!

I like how Caesar splits the apes up. That shows how intelligent he is. Chimpanzees are known for being smart, but this is what would happen if they were as smart as us humans.

To the apes, this was a revolution. A chance for their species to free themselves and their kind from torture, murder and experiments. A chance for a future where they are not hunted and used for others entertainment. A chance to break the shackles that humans greed had wrapped around their wrists. To the humans, “oh shit a bunch of apes are running across the bridge!”

1:40 Ceaser’s jump onto that officer was out of pure rage and I love it

I like how Caesar let the orangutans arm swing under the bridge

I remember seeing this movie back in 2011 and just being blown away, still have the ticket for it as well

I love how Caesar tells the gorilla not to kill the guy

Police Officer: Chief, we have a bunch of gorilas on a bridge. Police Chief: (hands Officer a baton) You know what to do.

the fact that they did this basically un armmed is just too good

I like how The Gorilla doesn’t hurt the horse and just hurts the guy on the horse, well why would the Gorilla hurt the horse, but it’s just cool to notice.

Ape Lives Matter. "Underrated Comment"

1:52 Props to this guy for charging a gorilla.

USA: * invade México * Mexico:

Just like his namesake, Caesar is an expert at owning a battlefield and using whatever he can to his advantage.

Coronavirus starts Apes: let us introduce ourselves.

I know that it's a movie but in real life it would have taken three hours for those orangutans to arm swing across that bridge

This movie is a timeless classic aged so well

I don't think all of the apes got exposed by ALZ-113, which means not every apes are that smart. Because many of the apes (including most of the gorillas and orangutans) were rescued from the zoo

During these times & the current state, this Apes trilogy feels so real. Its scary

damn these riots are getting out of control

Dude this movie was so freaking awesome !!!

I don’t get how Policemen got horses to chase the apes lol

For this Of you wondering why the orangutans went down and the chimpanzees went up is because chimps are lighter and chimps use their feet a lot. However orangutans are better with their hands than chimpanzees. Orangutans are better swingers and chimps are better climbers

0:05 is so damn badass. I love Caesar in this movie because his speech is so primitive and still ape-like, which means he screams everything as loud as possible. This and when he says "NO" are scary as all hell.

Excellent trilogy just finished it encourage everyone to watch

This scene alone shows how Brilliant of a Commander Caesar truly was

1968: the first battle 1970: the fight beneath 1971: the escape 1972: the conquest 1973: the battle 2001: the first again 2011: the Rise 2014: the dawn 2017: the War

Society: apes can't resist Caesar: hold my banana...

I love how mad Maurice gets at 2:35 this is the only movie where we really get to see him in combat

i love monkeys and apes in general, something like this isn’t out of question, it’s pretty sick seeing all apes of all kinds teaming up tho

Imagine trying to stop a gorilla charging you at full speed using a truncheon

Ceaser knew exactly how to out beat the humans because how he was able to win at chess at a young chimp age he was strategically sending his apes into battle pre positioning them in certain areas example Orangutans under the bridge as a counter strike strategy and sending a portion of the chimpanzees onto the top of the bridge for high ground coverage and then sending the gorillas as strong backs to move their cover which was the bus

The fact that these APES can swing faster across the bridge is unexplainable to me. Even until today. It's weird. Did the virus enhance their agility as well? besides being incredibly smart? Dammmmmmn

Don’t you just love it when tv shows and movies predict the future?

I love how Ceaser is completely opposed to killing even though the police are focused on doing just that to the apes!

1:43 that jump was badass

Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2:38

Minneapolis

the movement for all the apes is insanely well done

Woow Caesar really didn’t want any of those cops to die

Grandma: Cake is here The girls: yay!! *Slow walking* The boys: *Gorilla yelling intensifies*

The plot armor is insane

Funny how Caesar went from standing on a Nissan Maxima, to a Volkswagen in a split second 🤯

Bruh I just feel bad for the horses

Honestly this film is wonderful and has so much meaning

I love how Caesar and Maurice lead their own kind. Caesar leads the apes and Maurice leads the orangutans. And they both work together well.

Bro Caesar got the greatest plan having some apes going up the bridge and under the bridge and the other the front that smart

2:14 - 2:30 The music is so incredible here! It gives this scene so much weight and makes u feel as though you are part of the scene!

Golden Gate Bridge: Man, first Magneto makes me move Then Godzilla rips me to shreds and now what? Apes? Can't a bridge get a break?

"Milatary Showed up with missiles" Apes:Oh sh*t

2:33 2:37 the best

He's really nice he does not want to kill humans

So this is how the RANDOM CHIMP EVENT starts

Honestly, as those officers I would be shitting my pants when you literally hear them in the most!

0:20 I never realized you can actually understand Caesar saying “Koba, Up.” and Koba responding “Up.” Kinda foreshadows how they are the two most intelligent apes who learn how to talk before all the others.

Oh man I remember the love interest character and how good her arc was. She uh...she was uh....when she did that thing that one time bro i screamed in the theater, it was so cool and really amazing

2:25 "Quickly, you'll lose them in the fog!" You'll have gorillas in the mist.

This movie is a great representation of African-American communities. Love it.

This is a amazing show! I seen all of the parts there amazing and I’m sad that buck died

Caesar's tactics were brilliant.

Damn... Chicago's really gotten bad huh?

everybody gangsta untill serious george and the homies pull up

1:49 Buck : sii 2:07 César : noo

Man even though humans were killing apes caesar still wanted humans to live except for the black guy in helicopter

Its a movie but in real life they can use tanks and bombs but they can use sleep gas or shit like that

I love the way Caesar stops the gorilla 🦍 from killing a human

Gorilla: "just another Normal day of war time to eat horses for breakfeast"

The best way to learn from this movie is leadership quality by ceaser.

This is USA?

Holy shit this will definitely affect the economy

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"Koba can't breathe"

the current state of Minneapolis

Leader: LETS START A RIOT Monkeys: OO AA OO AA

Alright fine im watching the movie

How’d I know the comment section was gonna be like this

0:43 It's all fun and games until one of them falls

When the monkes don’t get their banana:

lets not forget that this movie was released in 2011, yet it still looks better than majority of what hollywood has been giving us in the last 5-10 years

Gorilla: *Is about the clobber the shit out of the police officer.* Ceasar: *Uses the most powerful NO in the world.* Gorilla: 😒

fight for George Floyd

Humans are in the ape species/category