I have to say that this is a well-made and very Hollywood blockbuster. In fact, this film is very meaningful. When there are two powerful enough species on the earth at the same time, will they live in peace or will they die?
The most interesting thing is that this film is from the perspective of orangutans, but the audience is human. So the question is, do you want orangutans to defeat humans or humans to defeat orangutans?
It is still a constant crisis of trust, and the hearts of the non-my race must be different! What a trustworthy male owner the orangutan Caesar was at the beginning, he loved his owner more than his own life, so when the grandfather was humiliated, he did not hesitate to rescue him, but he was imprisoned. In the end it always believed that its owner would rescue itself, but the owner finally broke his promise! Caesar once lost his trust in mankind!
Since there is not enough trust between the two species, it returns to the most classic unsolvable problem in "Three-Body": How do I know that the other party does not want to kill me?
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