Jean Byron

Madisyn 2022-02-25 08:02:16

Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972) In the first episode of Conquest of the Apes, the ape couple was ultimately unable to escape the hands of humans, but their child, Caesar, was under the protection of the kind-hearted circus owner Ricardo Montalban. Growing up, in 1983, a virus from outer...

Stephan 2022-02-25 08:02:16

GOVERNOR SAYS: Looks like this kid isn't that smart after all (suspecting Caesar has led with overall ape intelligence test boost) Governor's chief aide says: No, it's never a good thing to be too smart for slaves. The governor said: Oh don't be so sensitive, MacDonald (because the black movement...

Colt 2022-03-26 09:01:13

The ideology of this work has directly changed from the "left-leaning balance beam" of the previous work to the black threat theory, continuing the black panic in "Planet of the Apes" (black people will never be satisfied, as long as they have rights, they will overthrow everything we built Civilization), the scene of the riot at the end that can be rendered and the general police smashing into flesh is undoubtedly deepening this panic. Interestingly, in this film, it is the black who teach the skills of the orangutan slave, the black who speaks to the orangutan, and the master and the The managers are all white, and the orangutan has become a substitute for black people. However, this film also chose the balance beam style of "Escape from the Planet of the Apes". (Black people) say this kind of words, which is panic for white people, but it is inspiration for black people who fought for equality at that time, but the dialogue between Caesar and McConaughey at the end became the previous work "Wasn". The portrayal of orangutans divided into three, six and nine classes”, the “orangutans” who have adapted to the civilized society just want to have equal rights, while the wild orangutans want to occupy the whole world by armed force. Is the former more numerous or the latter? ? The results speak for themselves

Gregory 2022-02-25 08:02:16

In the Planet of the Apes series, it is a little better than the second Beneath the planet of apes. A lot of the plot now seems rather crude. Dr. McDonald, who saved cesar, must be in a mixed mood when he listened to cesar's speech at the end. In fact, what has been repeatedly emphasized in this series is that if people fall to the point where apes are the masters, it is the cause and effect of their own seed.