"Tate the Great"

I haven't seen the earlier version for a while, this version can only be regarded as a classic at present. A satirical unit is set at the beginning of the film, and humans use orangutans as a precursor to death. As a result, the protagonist, who thought he could save the orangutan by himself, fell into a situation that terrified him-his spaceship landed on a planet where the orangutans are highly intelligent creatures. The rulers of this planet are orangutans. And so the ironic effect reached its climax. Then, as an invincible human being, he was naturally unwilling to be ruled by a bunch of stinky orangutans, so he ran and ran, letting his style show off, first the orangutan girl and then the human girl. The racist Tate of the gorilla seems to be defeated and locked in an abandoned ship, but at the end of the movie you will realize that racism is king. The protagonist flew and flew, and did not fly out of the parallel or non-parallel time magnetic storm field. That's why I asked you to keep you, you idiot!
February 3, 2010

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