The Thing

The Hills Have Eyes, the reboot is way better than the original.

Jungle book

Rise of the planet of the apes

Planet of the apes

It is one my favorites . I started with Cesar’s story 😊

Helps they been taking it slow unlike fast and furious

the fact that he's shown to be highly intelligent and curious is gonna play a big part in the future I'm sure

Dude so good. They didn’t make him this badass tough guy. They emphasized his climbing and smarts. Amazing movie.

@@Wellitsthebigmanthat’s how Caesar started out as well,

I mean they were cruel but they werent villians lol. They just wanted to have an advanced civilization. Humans do way worse than what that kingdom was doing for thousands and thousands of years. Technology reduces the need for suffering.

Good opening to the new trilogy, curious to see where the 5th one goes

Crazy how he was right😂

I understand where that’s coming from, but I’d argue that the fact that he wasn’t shown as much makes it even better. One of the things that makes him so intimidating is that he has a lot of agency in the story even when he isn’t shown. He’s like a ghost, a presence who, to an extent, is always watching, pulling strings from the shadows and could strike at any moment. Everytime when the Proximus squad attacks, we know it’s not because they’re 100% willingly doing it, it’s because they’re following direct orders from Proximus and his ideology. Everytime the gorilla screams “For Caesar”, we later realize it isn’t for the real Caesar, but for Proximus who is genuinely convinced he IS the next Caesar. So in that sense, it feels like every single scene he is shown is more carefully selected. Even if he steals the show because of how incredibly interesting he is as a villain, the fact that he only appears when the story needs him to surrounds him in a more threatening aura. I hope I wasn’t the only one that was waiting for Proximus to ambush Noa and Mae’s team when they infiltrated the base at different points of the sequence and was genuinely surprised when he was waiting at the other side of the door.

@@luigiboyinblu I didnt see him as intimidating. He was very reasonable all things considered.

@@luigiboyinbluit would be different if proximus had been hyped up more by name prior to the first scene. I don’t even think Raka even mentioned proximus by name when talking to now , only talking about his masked clan. Proximus should’ve been hyped up like how the emperor in Star Wars return of the Jedi was. In that movie, the emperor was barely shown until the end, yet he became one of the most iconic villains

It was nice they finally didn’t have a major comically evil bad guy. He was still the bad guy, but they used other moments to hone in the film. I loved how he wasn’t really there honestly.

at the end of the credits you hear an orangutan breathing, meaning he did probably survive

@@TotalFiction18 yeah but remember when koba died that same movie at the end u could hear Koba

Same tbh

@@bmbkaylz7463apparently they did that in case they wanted to write Koba back in for the next movie. They obviously decided not to. So, it’s probably the same here.

Hearing Koba after the credits made sense though because Koba still "lived" through Ceasar and haunted him, which was a big aspect of the 3rd movie. So even if they meant it to be literal it still made sense otherwise.

Well movies were pretty boring until like 2 weeks ago

Listennnn, everyone deserves to take a break.. but that probably means they were working hard BTS, as well!

Deadass. It’s been a slow year so far for movies to be fair. Last year we were drowning in big movies

Alot of great movies are flopping this year

He might come back

He better return! He needs to pass on more knowledge

I love how he pauses after he mentions something and says “hmm” or “yea” 😂 gives that real ape vibe

Pretty sure it was his voice during the after credit scene so he’s prolly still alive

No body no crime

raka raka

​@@lifeinthe6038its koba

Its not ​@@theyrehere.3468

If we didn't see a body I ain't believing shit

100% agree! She’s evil!

Her action will lead to another war between apes and human.

She is a realistic representation of what would human do in such scenario.And thats kill everything that moves and is not a human.

@@thelmao8741 exactly people always see complex/realistic characters with nuanced actions as villains and its honestly so annoying

Nah

Thought I was the only one felt this way easily the worst one

I’m honestly so surprised by how many people liked this movie. In my opinion this one doesn’t even hold a candle to the first 3. I was pretty disappointed not gonna lie

I really liked it, it made a difference from the others and I was afraid that it was going to look repetitive. But I think that developing new characters was the best option and the end was my favourite part

I agree with you. The movie was adequate to me. I think it deserves a sequel, but this one isn't as good as any of the other 3 films. I will say though that I think it has the best landscape visuals and lighting shots compared to the other 3 films. The CGI on the apes was also pretty good, so those two things really helped the movie for me.

@@controlman7490 It's the best visual looking of the 3, but it's an entirely different movie from the other 3

@jameslacey5474 Just saw the movie last night at the drive in and I loved it. One of my fews complaints I had was we had to wait till the halfway point of the movie to meet Proximus. I also agree that they should have shown more of Proximus and Raka for this movie.

What does WWCD stand for?

@@PrincessLionesswhat would ceasar do?

Didn't get to watch it in IMAX😢

It was cheek

I agree.. I will always miss Caesar :(

This way they are going to maintain Caesar's name alive. If it was Cornelius story he would have been the new leader so I believe this was the best option to make him justice

​@@jasminriveraa1685I definitely Concur

It is a very bad day indeed....too much drama,not enough action and not enough story...SO MUCH WAS MISSING

Wow lots of assumptions. Proximus is still a villain. Ape shall not kill ape, he is a hypocrite murderer and slaver. But sure not a villain.

@@mexinerdentartaiment it's only cause he's an emperor. He based his kingdom of the Roman empire and this how they did things back there.

@@redgenerall28yeah so he wants to be like humans, therefore he is a hypocrite. He steals Caesars words and twist them. I get that he isn’t just evil and there is nuance to them but he is in fact a villain.

@@mexinerdentartaiment what other role models he has though? Sure, he twisted Cesar's teaching but it's been 300 years so it's only natural that some things got lost or evolved into something else. C'mon, that lieutenant of his is more villainous than Proximus himself.

@@redgenerall28 he has Caesar as a model but he chooses humans because with the human ways he can take power and conquer. He destroyed Noah’s clan his culture and way of life.

There are only about 350 Orangutans in captivity in the United States so this could have been a small detail suggesting there just weren't very many here to begin with, the only place in the west coast you would find Orangutans are in the San Diego Zoo sort of implying the rarity of the beloved one we saw, while on the otherhand there are gorillas in the San Francisco Zoo and the San Diego Zoo sort of offsetting the singular Orangutan we saw but not by very much because there are also 350 gorillas in the US within captivity. This could be a 2000 IQ detail added within the movies but don't take my word for it.

Good eye! This particular detail is called foreshadowing. Its just movie directors using clothes and different design cues to give away an idea of the future, May was given clothes much different as opposed to the prehistoric humans living along with the zebras, the dramatic irony is the apes did not understand what it all meant because May and her human counterparts are still inifinitly smarter than the apes, and the apes believe they have become smarter but not even being able to pick up on the clothes that she wore when they met her. My best guess as to why most people did not pick up on this is because they would rather focus on the ideas of how she knew exactly where to go inside the military vault rather than smaller details as to how she knew how to get there in the first place, and why was this place of significance, and also how intelligent you have to be create bombs and what her connection was towards looking through that telescope and the group of people she met at the end clearly still just as advanced as before reconnecting sattelite communications with the United States. To be completely honest most people watched this through the perspective of an ape who hasn't particularly evolved to the human potential yet so that could also be the reason?

Threw me off the whole time. I keep asking about it and haven't gotten any logical reason.

Well it could have simply been Noah seeing saturn through it, maybe a foreshadow of him drawing a particular interest towards the scene where he finds the model solar system and views Saturn out of curiosity.

Could be he is his real son and was Essentially adopted

@@theotherguy21bro Kingdom takes place 300 years after war

Here you go - from the director featurette: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aq2hetdknKrYh2Q.htmlsi=WMyhNMLN2mcQvVaO

No, from my understanding, this movie takes place 300 years after the events of the war planet of the apes

This movie was set 300 years later, it would be impossible

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She didn't though? She didn't trust that Noa wouldn't kill her, and had a gun to defend herself

She almost wiped out his clan. She just wanted to protect herself incase he retaliated. I'm confused as to why she even went back in the first place.