A few years ago, I watched the first episode of The Rise of the Planet of the Apes, and I was quite impressed. At that time, I felt a bit like Jurassic Park, with rich imagination, logic and reason. The gorilla with thinking is portrayed just right. Unexpectedly, it took me three nights to finish the third part, and it was because I didn't have the habit of abandoning dramas to support it to the end. I don't understand what emotion the film is expressing. Caesar didn't do everything from protecting his race to avenging his son. On the contrary, his choice made his race suffer. And the human army represented by the general, after all kinds of arrogance and domineering, the general was infected by a germ on a doll the night before the war, and then committed suicide. WTF! Then the general's feelings for his son who died of the virus and then betrayed his superiors sparked a big fight, which also became a joke. After all, what do they want?
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