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@CozzmicK1ng

26 күн бұрын

I think the future of this franchise is very bright, and I'm really excited to see where the next film goes. Kingdom was incredible in my opinion, not quite as good as the Andy Serkis trilogy, but still a solid 8.5/10. Noah is a fantastic new main protagonist, we've got some great side characters in Soona and Anaya, and Proximus Caesar was a phenomenal villain. Only complaint is I wish we got a bit more of him

@SpammytheHedgehog

26 күн бұрын

I like the final battle when Noa was singing and calling for birds to attack the villain ape.

@bernardpowell4494

22 күн бұрын

I never got to see if too many pop-ups came on my phone. I'm still trying to watch this movie.

@marcos.rocha.

21 күн бұрын

@@bernardpowell4494 recommend use the brave navigator.

When I saw Aniya drop the food I thought he was cooked. But no Proximus was pretty chill about it

@brytonup1551

25 күн бұрын

Yea me too, Koba would have killed him to try to make a point. Proximus was annoyed sure but even he understood it’d be wasteful to kill an ape over it

@realbosstakea

25 күн бұрын

@@brytonup1551 fr fr that scene made me like proximus actually it reminded me of the boy with striped pajamas scene where a human is actually killed for doing just that

@chancegivens9390

25 күн бұрын

Same here!

@msrumedia5616

25 күн бұрын

This is why I feel like proximus comes back in a redemption arc. Even the director in interviews said proximus isn't evil he's just curious and misguided. He's a bonobo ape too like rocket was and rocket was the alpha ape at the zoo who Caesar had to overcome in order to escape out of there

@mandudeee

25 күн бұрын

@@msrumedia5616rocket is a chimpanzee with alopecia. That is why he doesn’t look like the other chimps but he is a chimp regardless. You’re thinking of Koba, he is a bonobo

Hot take. Completely miss the allegory of the biblical Noah and the flood? That story is about people who have misconstrued the “word of god” being washed away be the flood, Noah building an ark (or in this case a metaphorical one) to protect the future of his species, and he and his family train birds who find land where he can bring his people to in order to set up a new home and rebuild.

@dontworry4945

25 күн бұрын

Holy cow I didn't even put that together. a LOT of drownings happen in this movie

@FilmSpeak

25 күн бұрын

Nice read on that one!

@keineken_3281

24 күн бұрын

When I first read about that scene being an allegory to Noah, I thought it was a bit of a stretch, but the way you put it, it makes a little bit more sense if you focus on the symbolism and meaning of it.

@isaacddestroy3674

22 күн бұрын

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who heard “Noa” and knew exactly where things were going 😂 Still it was an interesting spin on that story.

@babblingbrooke

16 күн бұрын

Yeah makes sense. Caesar in war was an allegory for Moses bringing the people to the promised land but unable to live in it himself

HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!!

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

AND A WONDERFUL DAY TO YOU TOO!

@d-repaslp.

26 күн бұрын

Say his words !!!

@Kenshi_2900

25 күн бұрын

​@@d-repaslp. APES TOGETHER STRONG!

@lakerstr8killurteam

25 күн бұрын

What a wonderful day!

@WR10678

24 күн бұрын

Took me back to my childhood growing up in church 😂

I think the reason why this was my favorite planet of the apes movie at least of the four I’ve seen is probably because when I first started watching that trilogy, I guess I didn’t expect for it to basically be one giant origin if that makes sense? , I wanted to see was the actual planet taken over by apes and that culture. I feel like this movie was what I wanted all along. Because, in the first three movies while good a lot of it felt like a buildup. Like it felt like we were seen the apes take over and even in the third one I never really felt like we got that true “PLANET” . That’s what this movie was to me.

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

No, I totally get that. That's a big reason why this is my second favorite as well. The Caesar trilogy is masterful, especially Dawn, but the environment, the ruins, the advancements in Ape technology and culture, THAT is the stuff that I want to see from POTA. This struck a perfect balance of evolving the franchise closer to where we're at in the original POTA, while carrying over the parts of the Caesar trilogy that were so effective.

@soupkid8268

12 күн бұрын

"Bay Area of the Apes"

@bigjawline9235

3 күн бұрын

war should have been more of them actually beginning to have a start of a bigger civilization for the apes, they were still a medium sized tribe at best.

Loved the movie and Wes Ball knocked it out of the park with Owen Teague and Kevin Durand's acting. Aside from Raka being wasted, I would've loved to see Noa use the knowledge of the real Caesar to provoke Proximus in their last fight but his defeat was so creative and fitting.

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

I have a feeling that's not the last we'll see of Raka.

@baconberries8097

26 күн бұрын

​@@FilmSpeak yeah, no way he's actually dead. Drowning in a river is somehow a less convincing movie death than getting crushed by rubble.

@DutchPlanDerLinde

26 күн бұрын

RIP our boi Raka, you were awesome. Orangutans are always the highlights of these movies 😂

@kevincmejia

11 күн бұрын

​@@baconberries8097well in the post credit moment there was a sound of an orangután before cutting out, maybe Raka is alive

i loved the fact that we really didnt get to see what noah saw through the scope, just seeing his reaction and eyes widen was enough, great moment in the moview!

@Abdi-libaax

21 күн бұрын

Space station

@C0rNG0d674

7 күн бұрын

One my favorite scenes the detail on the eye, the heterochroma that is similar to Brighteyes and Ceasar. Beautiful.

@edvolve

7 күн бұрын

If I had to guess, he saw Saturn. He took an interest in poking Saturn in the classroom orrery when he saw it hanging from the ceiling. What are the odds you accidentally see a rather hard target to train a telescope on though? Maybe you’d see a star or two accidentally. With a scope that large, anything in the field of view would pass through in 10-20 seconds. The thought was really cool though! Loved everything about that flick.

@thefilmrookie3099

7 күн бұрын

@@edvolveI guessed it to be an active satellite. Hence why Mae seemed to react to what she saw.

Proximus Caesar is a very iconic villain

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

Seriously! An instant icon.

@flame8024

24 күн бұрын

What a wonderful day

@geronimo5537

24 күн бұрын

Proxi was actually not an evil generic character. Instead a personality wanting to finally force his people together for their advancement. Like any parody, he copied what worked in the past. He never set out to destroy apes into his vision. Instead pool them all together for his new direction. Largely everything we saw him do is exactly what our ancestors did in times of old to expand their empires into what we have today. Hence why he was given history lessons through books.

I think it’s funny that Proximus was learning about Caesar’s namesake (Julius). Probably incorporating more of Julius Caesar than ape Caesar.

Didn’t realize until I rewatched the first movie that the symbol on the necklace is from the window in Caesar’s room, which he then drew on his cell wall when in captivity. I’m doing a rewatch of the trilogy with my wife, who hasn’t seen them yet. I don’t remember the symbol showing up in the other movies, so I thought it was an interesting callback.

@realbosstakea

25 күн бұрын

It was shown in the other movies but not as a symbol as ceaser was still alive at that point, i think when he died is when the symbol represented him

@carloslalbatros

25 күн бұрын

The symbol comes back in dawn in drawn on the big wall of the apes home

The first thing I learned about this movie is a friend calling the villain’s Caesar’s Legion from New Vegas. Someone looks to Roman history to reestablish society and goes about this by conquering, enslaving, and erasing the identity of various tribes. Also they both take the name Caesar

I really like Mae’s character. Because, let’s be real, she is what humans would be if they were really in this situation. She sees these apes as unnatural. It’s wrong. If we were really in this situation, we would do everything in our power to end these apes. So I love the way they characterized her. She’s on a mission for humanity, whilst finding humanity in the apes along the way. Now she’s set on a course where she’s gonna be torn between sides and will probably be forced to choose.

@jamesmarshall6619

23 күн бұрын

I hope she ends up being the main villain. I really like the actress and part of me wants her to come around but if done correctly, her developing into a reluctant but determined villain would be fascinating.

@fulcrum6760

23 күн бұрын

@@jamesmarshall6619The movies tend to have a shifting villain though.

@Werebat

22 күн бұрын

We would? I would be of the option that the genie was out of the bottle and it was time to build back better. “Unnatural”? Nonsense. These are people, same as us. Rakka was right. I hope he lived.

@king_supreme1102

22 күн бұрын

@@Werebat as a whole we would. Your opinion would not matter and there’d be a lot of monkey blood.

@Abdi-libaax

21 күн бұрын

The other humans in the bunker turned her into an agent.

Had a tonne of fun editing this one!! :D fun fact: It was through editing this that I found out a Zelda movie is happening :O

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

Dude you CRUSHED it. Can't thank you enough for the work you put into this. Turned out even better than I could've hoped. Also, yeah! I'm so excited for it too haha Wes proved to me he's THE GUY for Zelda.

@suto5704

13 күн бұрын

You did a great job

This film is fantastic! After seeing it twice now I’m convinced the Planet of the Apes property deserves an open world survival game. I’m just imagining choosing a species of ape, foraging for materials, climbing and traversing an overgrown world, building up a settlement, and fending off rival apes. That’s just a simple concept but it sure sounds captivating to me. Regardless I’m very much looking forward to what this franchise brings next because personally I haven’t gotten enough of it yet!

@MaleMan77

21 күн бұрын

The game is an awesome idea that I’ve been thinking about also. Great property

What Wes Ball did with this movie astounded me! Continuing the story of Caesar by exploring his legacy as an almost religious figure was brilliant. On top of that the VFX were immaculate and the performances just as impressive. An epic return to this world that has me wanting a lot more!

This video has the term “ape odyssey” in it I’m sold

@FilmSpeak

24 күн бұрын

🫡 just doing my duty!

It would be cool if they showed apes from other countries speaking different languages

@maducrutz9384

20 күн бұрын

have the apes not understand eachother cause of said language barrier, have some humans tho be able to speak between diff ape tribes due to them knowing different languages, that'd be a unique situation 2 apes not understanding eachother language wise but having a human intermediate their convo, have this 2 characters who look like eachother not be able to understand eachother without this other (the human)

I think that this movie lags ever so slightly behind the trilogy which is way beyond anything I could have expected. The thing that I sorely miss about Matt Reeves directing is the sense of texture that he was able to develop. It was as if you could feel the fog in Dawn or the snow in War, and that simply isn't something that I feel in this one because I think that that texture is unique to Reeves. I don't think that there was a "No" moment either necessarily like there was in Rise not that there needed to be, but it was something that was uniquely powerful in Rise. That's enough negativity though, this film was fantastic. Something I loved in particular was the telescope/space motif, and I really hope that that is something that they retain and further develop in future. I'm a mathematician who has had the opportunity to work alongside astronomers (astronomy is incredibly mathematically dense, but to be honest, they really just needed a programmer), and something I've thought about a lot is the start of the scientific revolution. In our timeline, it started in astronomy with Copernicus, but a part of me wonders when I look at the sky if that is always how it happens like if the stars are, in a sense, unique in their ability to instill a capacity for wonder in us. With the telescope being Noah's enlightenment, I wonder if that's what Wes Ball was potentially going for. I love this film it's like an 8.6/10 while still leaving room for a potential Dawn-quality sequel.

It was a great movie, the human character was memorable. That one scene on the dam was shocking to me.

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

Yeah! Lot of great suspense and tension.

In the 300 years since WAR, how come no apes have found that human fortress? Do the humans inside assume they are safe from an ape invasion?

@IndominusRex-wc1ey

19 күн бұрын

I mean, its in the middle of a VAST rolling field, nothing else for miles besides that fortress. Pretty not-ideal habitat for apes

You made me realize this movie is way deeper than I thought

Where are you getting "Roman Catholicism" from Proximus? The vibe feels much more like the Roman Empire, even specifically mentioning it in dialogue. Proximus very much gives the sense of Caesar as a divine ruler, with himself as the current Caesar, much like the Roman emperors with whom he shares a name. It even seems like he acknowledges his mortality to Noah in private as if it undermines his philosophy, insisting that he needs to evolve before he inevitably dies.

@matthewlopez7664

23 күн бұрын

Yea I was confused at this as well. Probably just a slip up and meant Roman Empire?

@RaymondMichaelBarrera

12 күн бұрын

If you think about it ,there were a lot of Bible references such as the name Noah, the dam being built alongside a huge boat,and the flood having to do with washing away knowledge yet being the catalyst for so much more to come.

@RaymondMichaelBarrera

12 күн бұрын

If you think about it ,there were a lot of Bible references such as the name Noah, the dam being built alongside a huge boat,and the flood having to do with washing away knowledge yet being the catalyst for so much more to come.

@bigjawline9235

3 күн бұрын

@@RaymondMichaelBarrera so? that has nothing to do with what he said, which is that he gets a roman catholicism vibe from proximus

I recently started getting into POTA. Kingdom is the first full movie I’ve seen but I watched a video essay explaining what happens in each movie. I really loved the world building, the sets were beautiful, Noah’s culture was set up so perfectly, and the way war and claim to power was shown was also so very lifelike. After this review I definitely need to go back and watch the last three movies because I feel like I’m not getting the full experience of the franchise! (Where did the human girl get skinny jeans from)

I’m so happy I got to watch this movie in theaters! This is now my second favorite movie in the reboot POTA series after Dawn. It’s so good

I thought this film was brilliant and a great continuation of the Apes movies BUT I think we will look back at it as a film that did a better job setting up future movies than being a great movie in it’s own right

@edvolve

7 күн бұрын

I hope you’re right. There’s so much fun storytelling still left to be had.

@bigjawline9235

3 күн бұрын

how could it not be both?

The only issue I had with this film, was that as an Aussie I CAN NOTICE THE AUSTRALIAN BUSHLAND!

@realbosstakea

25 күн бұрын

hahaha

@plants_before_people5329

18 күн бұрын

As a biologist it was a bit difficult to see Baobabs at the start and pretend it's temperate America. Other than that, great movie

This movie was absolutely amazing honestly I don’t get why some people didn’t like it it did everything it needed to do which was be a epic ape movie

@user-ev8qw6bw2e

9 күн бұрын

How about because of weak storytelling ? Impressive action and likeable characters are still no compensation for poor pacing and underwhelming narratives and underdeveloped characters and ideas.

Since when were The Maze Runner movies disliked? That trilogy is amazing!

@hanyolo2041

26 күн бұрын

disliked by critics, liked by the people it was made for.

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

It's not that I disliked them, they were fine? I enjoyed the first one. I just wasn't super into them as a whole. I get why people were though!

@thenoahsaurus2007

26 күн бұрын

Ok that's pretty fair. I would say most YA stories aren't for everyone. Just as far as I was aware they were highly regarded. The third one especially. Loved this video btw.

Easily the best video I’ve seen on this film. I’ve seen it twice now and it was even better the second time. I think people are overlooking/dismissing the brilliance of this one because of their fondness of Caesar’s trilogy. Everyone has their own opinion and taste but you completely nailed the themes presented here. I missed the knowledge and power dynamic and looking back it was so obvious lol. Thank you and I couldn’t hit the like button fast enough. What a wonderful video!!

I'm always impressed by Owen Teague in everything he's in, especially in recent years. I always think a movie is great if I find myself wanting to watch it again once it's over, and I personally did.

I dont recall the film ever stating raka thought humans were always less. I mean the guy was living in the ruins of an airport with humans shown on the walls. Also he literally says caesar was raised by humans hence his love for them.

Ain’t no chance Wes makes the 2nd installment. Dude is gonna be busy for years with that lame Zelda movie.

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

Yeah, but think about how long it takes to make on of these as well. I could see a case where he makes the Zelda movie and then goes back to Apes and then goes back to Zelda, flipping between the two. I'd personally dig it! Regardless, I think he HAS to be involved in the next two Apes films no matter what.

@erickvoshel1

26 күн бұрын

@@FilmSpeak Why not have Mr. Ball be a producer & story consultant? Andy Serkis should direct the next two. After all, Mr. Ball, the producers, & the actors did consult Serkis, had discussions with him & Matt Reeves on how to do this right. Serkis was shown the concept art & the script to which Serkis gave his approval, so I'm looking to the next five movies. In the words of Proximus, "What Wonderful Day!"

@realbosstakea

25 күн бұрын

lmao i swear i hope they make it with the same fools that did the first director

@realbosstakea

25 күн бұрын

@@erickvoshel1 Serkis movie would be insane, my two favorite movies was king kong 2005 and rise of apes, he played both main roles... i FW andy... if he directed i would be hyped

Great intro! Look forward to seeing the full review!

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

Thank you! 🙏🏻

@JediKnight207

26 күн бұрын

Isn't this a full review?

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

@@JediKnight207 It is. They probably just couldn't watch the full thing in one sitting. I get it.

I love the trilogy! The relationships and the storyline is AMAZING! But I didn’t see the same type of effort put into the relationships in this film. Especially towards Mei and Noah. The start was very confusing how they acted like they knew each other for years, even dying for Mei mid movie like? Maybe I just miss Ceaser and his gentle and loving nature but I would love rewatch it again and give it a second chance!

Very good movie. I saw it twice. Mae was cool and mysterious. Noa was truly a noble hero.

If you didn't know, Wes Ball was going to make a full cgi film called Mouseguard and worked with Matt Reeves on it. It sadly got cancelled with the Disney and Fox merger(at least that's what I believe I heard). So it's not completely random as to why he was chosen

@FilmSpeak

25 күн бұрын

I did! And the footage looked great that he released. I only recently found out about his friendship with Reeves and career in VFX. In hindsight, yeah, he makes a lot sense. Happy for him!

The point you make about Raka's philosophy regarding humans excites me! I can see how that benign sentiment can develop within ape society into something like Rudyard Kipling's "White Man's Burden" and become a fully bigoted paradigm against humans. The clergy apes like Raka pity the humans. The military apes hate the humans. And there's a persistent myth about humans that can talk without any concrete evidence to support it. The possibilities of this lore really open up with this installment! I can't wait to see what happens, next!

Why did so many people thought this movie was going to flop? Feels like most haven't even watch the last films. The quality stayed so I had faith in it, the trailer was also interesting so it's just weird for me

Honestly I was going to make a video on this topic of the mythology of Kingdom but you said everything I would have wanted to. Excellent work. Also mae the true villain in all this frfr

Love that you mentioned Apocalypto. Fortunately saw it shortly after this movie and saw a lot of similarities, and I loved them both so much

I have a feeling the next planet of the apes film will be called “Ark of the Planet of the Apes”. And use Noah as sort of a Noah’s Ark kind of figure, traveling a new land for the Apes to build a new Kingdom.

I still need to see the movie again but did Proximus ever actually say he wanted to eliminate all humans? I saw Mae as the actual villain of the film because she represents the faction of humans that will always exist...a faction that will always want to exterminate all the apes. That's why I view the humans as the actual villains. Also I don't like how Mae feels WAY too contemporary for a story that takes place hundreds of years from today. She feel like a character straight out of the 2020s.

@theextracrispycolonel9502

26 күн бұрын

I do remember Proximus saying humans are not to be trusted and that they (apes) should get rid of/"deal with" them (humans) As for mae, I think that was the point. She and her humans cling to a time long gone and instead of try and adapt or integrate into the new world for the sake of peace, they refuse to see anything except what they lost.

@ivandphantom9028

26 күн бұрын

If i remember right, Proximus wanted apes to evolve more, as in, evolve to become more powerful. For the apes who never saw ajrplanes and boats, it seems like a magical thing that only humans are capable of, but were stripped of it.

@doctorson7026

26 күн бұрын

In my eyes I have no problem that someone like Mae would exists. Remember, there are people who still feel strong about Istanbul being in Turkey and not in greece, even thou Turkey get in over 500 years ago.

@plants_before_people5329

18 күн бұрын

Yes, I believe he did in fact at one point mentioned that he wanted to destroy the humans

@Big.steppa.reese0

15 күн бұрын

Proximus did indeed say he wanted to destroy humanity when he pulled aside Noah in the dinner scene. I feel you all are being too idealistic. If you saw Proximus as a human you’d see him as the tyrant he really was. He intended to weaponize humanity’s technology solely for HIS apes development. There’s a reason he specifies HIS evolution instead of all of apes evolution. Mae having dealt directly with Proximus’ apes has a distrust of apes, but especially him. She knew what it would mean for him to learn the dark side of our species. Her choose was a hard one, but it wasn’t a comically villainous one. It’s a real choice that might’ve been made. She’s no villain, she’s a flawed protagonist, a flawed survivor that must learn that not all apes are Proximus. Like we know not all Germans, small Frenchmen, or Italians are evil.

Also jumping 300 years gives the potential for a few series to fill in the gaps

Hello Film Speak, The are 5 more movies planned after "Kingdom". Glad you loved the film. I also love the film because it's so different from the previous 3 "Apes" films. It's more of a straightforward hero's journey that follows the "Star Wars" formula. The visuals & CGI are amazing, the storyline is great, the performances are all top notch & there are callbacks & Easter Eggs to the first five "Apes" films with Charlton Heston & Roddy McDowell. The film should win an Oscar for best visual & CGI effects. It is also doing well at the Box-Office & is outgrossing "War of the Planet of the Apes." In fact, it has not only outgrossed all three of Wes Balls' "Maze Runner" films, but it has also outgrossed all of the original 5 "Apes" movies with Charlton Heston & Roddy McDowell & will likely stay in the fourth-place spot during its' fourth weekend. So "Apes" is doing fine.

United we are stronger lets make our own communities together

Watched this in screen X yesterday sat in the middle was A Wonderful Day!

I will eventually watch this movie. I don't know if it is because I saw the original 60s and 70s movies when I was younger but the new series has never really appealed to me. I am never disappointed in the movies that I get, but I am also never blown away and am always leery of what the next one will be. Almost like I am waiting for the rug to be pulled out from under me. It hasn't happened yet but for some reason I can't ever shake the feeling. That said, this video has convinced me to go to the theater this weekend and catch this movie if it is still playing.

Biologically speaking: The humans and the Apes are trying to occupy the same niche in the ecosystem. Nature puts the better suited animal over every time

@FilmSpeak

25 күн бұрын

Yep. Great way of putting it!

Loved the film. Hated that both raka and proximus died from falling into water. Also hate how truly very little we saw Proximus

@mudshrooze

26 күн бұрын

Still think Proximus needs to be alive in the next film. raka too

@mudshrooze

26 күн бұрын

Not to mention the gorilla also fkn dies by drowning. What the heck

@twistedecstasy809

26 күн бұрын

Raka might’ve survived though tbf

@JimTrussell

24 күн бұрын

There's an audio bit at the end of the credits. Raka is alive

@Werebat

22 күн бұрын

Did Raka really die, though? I have my hopes.

Im hyped to see where they take the franchise after! (if this film makes any money)

Just watched this yesterday! Gave me Black Panther vibes and Proximus reminded me of Killmonger. No good vs bad, just different outlooks on the same world.

This video deserves more views

@FilmSpeak

25 күн бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏻❤️

Why can’t we get this kind of brilliant storytelling with Star Wars? I wish someone would put respect on Anakin, kenobi, Han, Leia and Luke in a way that the sequels and other Disney projects never did.

I'm banking on that the next film is going to revisit that space mission that left for Mars at the end of Rise based on the ending of this film. Especially if Ball said that he'd like to make this reboot lead up to PotA and the several nods to space in this film (the telescope, astronaut mural, the hanging model planets).

worth watching. more of a classic take on the originals. leaving me want to see what the next one will show us, from space.

This is a terrific review.👍👏

Definitely my favorite POTA movie

If you think about it ,there were a lot of Bible references such as the name Noah, the dam being built alongside a huge boat,and the flood having to do with washing away knowledge yet being the catalyst for so much more to come.

How would you rank the reboot movies?

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

Dawn Kingdom War Rise

One thing I HATED about this film was that after 300 yrs humans at the end were still dressed like they were in 2020🤣

@realbosstakea

25 күн бұрын

because there is an outbreak, they cant get the virus thats why they wear masks

@God_gundam36

24 күн бұрын

I mean they're living underground, I doubt producing clothing is that much of a priority

@bofawhatsbofa4593

24 күн бұрын

@@God_gundam36 yeah but the same style of clothing lasting 300 years? Def not. Clothes don’t even last more than 40 years before they decompose. Unless they were wearing lycra and polyester which take 500.

Maze Runner was definitely better that the "Harry Potter" stuff of THAT time. Magical Beasts wasn't it - and most of those movies were exceptionally directed, even if the scripts weren't quite there.

I adored this film. Nice seeing others being just as enthusiastic about it!

Personally I think the surviving humans will become the secret underground human society we see in the original planet of the apes movies. I think the Noah trilogy would build up Ceasars legend as a religion and seeing Apes forming a society, with the third film us seeing them wear clothes more commonly during winter. I think the last trilogy would actually be a remake of the original Planet of the Apes but with the given lore of the previous films.

I was going to comment on a recent video asking if you have any thoughts on this movie actually. I enjoyed it personally.

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

LOVED the film. One of my favorites of the year so far!

My favorite movie series! Since I was a kid, I even enjoyed the Tim Burton one. But these 4 films are a masterpiece

The movie was solid, but definitely not on the level of the first three. But still, if Ball’s work here is at all indicative of the quality of the Legend of Zelda film, I think we’re in good hands.

Proximus kinda looks like Koba a little bit too

SAY HIS WORDS

Fun fact: They based on Elon Musk's appearance and way of walking to make Proximus Cesar

The fact they're slowly growing into a culture where names like Cornelius or Zaïus feel normal is really doing it for me.

They should call the next film “Legacy of the Planet of the Apes” where Noa finds out about his legacy of Caesar with him being his descendent

I thought the movie was great, but I disagree with a few of your points. I think the movie having Noa question his father’s leadership was more of a buildup for his out of the box thinking rather than a criticism of his father’s leadership. The point the movie seemed to be making was about following blindly rather than a criticism about the leadership itself. You had Noa’s father who lead with tradition for the benefit of his people, Raka who followed what he believed to be Caesar’s teachings, and Proximus who searched for and twisted knowledge to benefit himself. You see how Noa questions each belief, but settles on preserving his tribes traditions instead of just blindly accepting Proximus’ laws. It’s not criticizing Noa’s father’s leadership, but showing Noa learning to understand his father which leads to his bird accepting Noa.

honestly caesar or however you spell it, reminds me of a more i dunno "nicer" or better version of the leader of ceaser's legion in fallout new vegas, kinda random but to me they feel similar

I think Matt Reeve's movies were more profound. This movies lack excitement. There were not a variety of action scenes.

At the beginning of the film Raka says that the tribes were destroyed, Cesar's clan. Where the narrative will have a development of simeos with laws and constitutions. Have you seen a very superficially constructed narrative? No one mentioned the connection between simians and humans was very weak. There wasn't anything that grabbed me and made me want to cheer, as everything was predictable.

I liked how the Eagle Clan literally sang Proximus to death

I just wanna know what would be the face of Klayton when he arrive to Earth

WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY🗣️

Was a great film. Sequel has massive potential

0:57 ceasar 😂

Ngl the German title Planet of the Apes: New Kingdom is such a better title. Literally one of my only issues with the series is the janky titles other than that they're all damn near perfect

To be fair, Maze Runner was an adaptation, this was more or less an original

Wait Wait Wait, i fucking love the Maze runner movies

Even tho not alot of people loved the movie, personally I feel as if this won't surpass the Ceasar trilogy, buy I really enjoyed this movie

I'm sorry I love the movie but the fact Mei is wearing normal clothes was either dumb or giving away the twist that she was actually smart which was so distracting to me all the stuff where Noa see her like an animal and the telescope scene really didn't hit as hard as it should have.

Was a great movie got the privilege of being the only one in the cinema that was pretty awsome

Seen it today

@erickvoshel1

26 күн бұрын

How was it?

@JoJoZaka

26 күн бұрын

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The people need a video on Furiosa

@FilmSpeak

13 күн бұрын

That's in the works, don't worry. Gonna be a post VOD release one. There's too much great footage to reference to not work from that!

@suto5704

13 күн бұрын

​@FilmSpeak thank you

I know it wouldn’t make sense lore wise lol, but this movie made me feel like they could make a perfect far cry/assassins creed type game

@FilmSpeak

25 күн бұрын

Omg I had THE EXACT same thought watching!! Even the approach to the apes franchise with the reboot FEELS very AC inspired with a new protagonist, passage of time, etc.

Part 4 look bad, no interest. The Maze I love. Love The latest trilogy of Planet of the Apes but part four...

@FilmSpeak

26 күн бұрын

Fair enough. If you haven't seen it, I really do think it's worth a shot.

@realbosstakea

25 күн бұрын

@@FilmSpeak he tripping how you love the first 3 movies but not watch the 4th lol

@Abdi-libaax

21 күн бұрын

There are zebra but no dogs? Who ate them

@realbosstakea

20 күн бұрын

@@Abdi-libaax facts it be cool to see more animals aswell maybe the apes killed them all ?

Now they are evolving naturally but a lot faster than human both genetically and environmentally

the ending of the movie sucked. a swarm of eagles killed the main villain koz noah finally learned a song? so stupid.

@FilmSpeak

25 күн бұрын

I feel like that's a bit of an oversimplification of what happened, but fair enough.

@jdogsful

25 күн бұрын

@@FilmSpeak there were a hundred free apes there. they didnt need to eagles to do the job.

@Abdi-libaax

21 күн бұрын

Maybe he survives

@sekiro7397

19 күн бұрын

@@jdogsful Proximus's general like power and aura scared them. They're not fighters, they raise eagles. Thats why they get bitched in fights, it's only their wits and tactics that they end up winning. (Noa vs the Gorilla). They were scared and yielded to Proximus. It isn't only until Noa revives their culture, their lives that the clan unites.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes show that the movies are going to be like it had been in 1968 movie were every thing is something like that movie and the three movies that came before

Caesar will be back if there is time travel

I tought it was going to be a cash grab but nah its pretty good

Mae is the villain of this movie

The weird thing? Humans are an Ape. And I think that aspect is what this new trilogy is going to focus on to some degree.

So many ads 😑

I'll stand by the fact that the first maze runner is a great movie. The other two.... weeelllll

@FilmSpeak

24 күн бұрын

For sure! I think the first one is genuinely good and a step above the run of the mill YA films. But yeah, I mean the trilogy as a whole wasn't enough to exactly inspire confidence in Apes, BUT I'm glad he proved me wrong!

The whole bird thing at r the end was kinda corny though.