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From the rise of the apes to the decisive battle of the apes (the main story series)
Evans 2021-10-22 14:30:44
In fact, the protagonist came to the earth in 26XX. From the protagonist back to the earth in 21XX, it was found that the apes had already ruled the earth. It can be speculated (combined with the rise of the apes) that the virus caused a large number of human deaths, and the apes took over the development of human intelligence. Civilization ruled the earth. Another ape (the first ape to test a new virus reagent) later rebelled and killed Caesar (pay attention to the meaning of Caesar’s name), and began to enslave the remaining humans. The remaining humans detonated nuclear weapons for resistance. The war caused a mess on the earth, and the civilizations of humans and apes were ruined (note that the barren area between the forest and the ape habitat is very similar to the high temperature melted rock after a nuclear explosion). In the next 100 years, both humans and apes were in low-civilization development until the mothership passed through time and space and reached the earth more than 100 years before him. It was about 24xx years. The mothership inadvertently accelerated the development of the apes, leading to the final apes. Relying on physical superiority to rule the scattered humans. In 26XX, it was back to the beginning of the story. This speculation can be connected with the story of the rise of the apes.
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Vallie 2022-04-20 09:01:21
Although it bears the name of Tim Burton, I think this work is a second-rate science fiction film from the perspective of remakes or ordinary movies. First of all, except that the makeup and special effects are slightly better than the original version, the atmosphere and suspense are created, and the rationality of the plot is inferior to the original version. Secondly, of course, there is basically no director's style. Tim Burton's film, without that grotesque and gothic, is awkward no matter how you look at it!
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Adela 2022-04-21 09:01:30
It's a pretty good film. The male lead is a famous film series male lead, and I'm really not used to him as an astronaut. The kiss with the human heroine and the experience of returning to Earth at the end are very redundant. And the emotional development with the ape heroine is really done very carefully. The ape heroine said "you just come down from the stars like this" is really beautiful.
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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.