A giant sci-fi movie filmed by Fox in the 20th century at a cost of 150 million US dollars!
The World of the Apes is a science fiction film with profound meaning, and its ending is considered the greatest idea. The film describes the pilot Leo Davidson (Mark Wahlberg) driving a small space cruiser from the space station in 2029 AD, preparing to complete a regular reconnaissance mission. On the way, Leo was accidentally caught in a time hole and was forced to land on a strange and strange planet. Leo, who had only fled from danger, was caught by a group of vicious apes as soon as he walked out of the hatch. It turned out that this is a planet ruled by orangutans. Here, human beings have no identity or status and can only serve as slaves to the apes. With the help of the female orangutan Ali and other humans, Leo began a battle with the leader of the apes army, Said (Tim Rose) and General Atal (Michael Clark Duncan). Leo and the others not only have to survive Seid's pursuit, but also wait for the opportunity to break into the restricted area of the planet of the apes to uncover a major secret about human history-this will determine the future of all mankind. What is this amazing secret? Can Leo and the others successfully complete their important tasks? Will the fate of the Planet of the Apes change.
In 1968, a sci-fi film called Planet of the Apes (also translated as Planet of The Apes) once caused a huge response in the United States. The unexpected and even shocking ending is listed as one of the most classic science fiction films in history. Today, Twentieth Century Fox will once again put this "planet of the apes" on the screen.
Twentieth Century Fox’s plan to make this film has been around for a long time. The great director James Cameron had the intention to direct the film at the beginning of the success of "Titanic", and his old buddy Arnold, who has worked with him many times, has a long history. Schwarzenegger has also been listed as the leading actor, and the movie's limelight is no different at the same time, but unfortunately, all of this has become a thing of the past.
