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An underrated film. .
Neva 2022-03-19 09:01:03
The idea of this film is quite advanced. . . Although I watched it in high school. . It's still clear. . As long as it is a sci-fi film that usually pays attention to related types, you will understand the meaning of this film. Several time-travels in the film are very exciting, especially when the male protagonist arrives on that planet, the scientists who are looking for him have come earlier than him. After hundreds of years, there is still the most exciting ending. . When the male protagonist returned to the earth, the orangutan of the Planet of the Apes in another time and space had already passed thousands of years and had invaded the earth. . The time and space of the whole film is really good. . There may be flaws in the details. . But really good. . It's this movie that makes me love time travel. . . So I recommend everyone to watch it. .
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Johnathan 2021-10-22 14:40:08
After watching "Rise of the Apes 3", I couldn’t help but revisit this film. Although the visual effects of the year were not as good as the latest ones, the reflections caused by the ending are deeper than the latest movies~ The makeup techniques of this film are also very high. , But I don’t know why the female orangutan does not look like an orangutan but is very human, especially the female protagonist. It should be that the female monkey’s protagonist has a temperament that resembles Cai Ming. There is also a bald orangutan like Song Xiaobao in Rise of the Apes 3!
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Kaitlin 2021-10-22 14:40:09
It turned out to be in 2001, and the aunt's came, as an excuse, the happiest to rest. Tim is really a great god. He can make a movie with a gorilla as the protagonist. It's so awesome, especially the ending. It's crazy~ Thade played by the tree is even more superb. When I watched this movie, it was still I don’t know these big cows~~ worship again~
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Thade's Father: Damn them!
General Thade: I will stop him, father.
Thade's Father: Damn them... damn them all to hell!
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Tival: Apes are afraid of water. They can't swim.
Ari: We drown!
Daena: That is why every day we pray for rain.