"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" does not need to use the prequel of "Planet of the Apes" to make money at the box office. It has enough advantages to become an independent, high-quality, smart movie, and even marked some breakthroughs. mark. In the play, the technical personnel and violent institutions representing human power are completely denied, and the evolved or mutated ape race, from the natural forces that have coexisted with humans or even been controlled by humans before, has developed into a powerful primitive and professional group and won with victory. End the battle in the first paragraph. Gone are the days when King Kong jerked off at the Empire State Building. American filmmakers already possessed the courage and ability to subvert "human supremacy" and expressed it in such a cruel way, which is exciting and melodious.
The line "No-!!" is the heart of the film. The first word Caesar said was No, and the boss's last call for help before he died was also No. The difference is that the former means "fuck you", while the latter means "Ya Butterfly". In order to push out the shocking power of this word, the film spent a lot of ink and ink to pave the way for tender details in the early stage. Caesar's ability to understand language, his instinct to protect his family, and his early awakening to seek his own identity and dignity, all paved the way for him to grow into a leader among primates of his age. The one word Caesar roared condensed the full power of his voice on behalf of a group. This is the oldest and most sonorous language. It disdains detailed communication, only for resistance.
The details of "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" are like a "gentle man", there are many emotional places, and the emotions are very cautious. The golden age before Caesar squatted was the peaceful result of his primitive wildness being hidden under the human identity of a "family member", trying to avoid conflict with society as much as possible. He covets the world through his attic window; he's Will's surrogate for his father's filial piety; he reaches out for Will's permission; he winds the jungle like a freed bird. Caesar in prison is very gloomy, it is a process of degeneration and finally liberation, the picture changes from warm to cold and wet. Looking back now, it was a bit hypocritical to rise up and declare war for self-respect, but it was quite convincing to put it on such a windy orangutan. Caesar's despair is not due to the loss of free space and the sadism of Master Malfoy. The source of his pain was Will's inaction, and standing by was the cruelest form of abandonment by a loved one. I could have saved him but I chose to be powerless, I could have saved him earlier but this is what happened. What an asshole.
The breakthrough in technology will become a popular topic in "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" in a short period of time, but its real follow-up influence is not attached to it. When domestic filmmakers are still arrogant about an expensive CG mouse in a drama film, they have successfully built a Golden Gate Bridge, digitalized the protagonist army and battle props, and instigated star actors to be animals Action and representation. I think the gap at the technical level at home and abroad is not only in hardware, but also in the concept of technology use. "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" is a super evolved version of "Little Rat", but the same thing in the technical core is that the filmmakers clearly know what such stunts will bring to the film, and it is necessary to achieve the expected viewing experience. The effect needs to start from where to do homework. This gruesome truth is embedded in the plot, not a ceremonial spectacle, proudly announcing the rise of this technological revolution and marking it down in cinematic history in a rather entertaining way.
I like Caesar's outburst of "No", and other advanced language is superfluous. Evolution begins with rebellion, the opposite of obedience, and requires a lot of irrationality and daring, which are rarely seen in humans. Caesar said don't treat me as a pet, don't treat me inferior, don't hurt my friends, and don't kill innocent people. With so much content, a "No" is enough.
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