When the final credits of the movie ended today.
An Easter egg appeared.
It was a doctor who was originally infected by the 113 virus to go to Franco again and met a neighbor pilot. Then when he coughed, he sprayed the pilot's face with blood.
so. He also naturally contracted the virus and appeared in the sequel.
"Sequel Highlights".
The pilot was probably infected with the 113 virus.
And I guess that the virus, which was originally fatal if directly infected, may mutate and give birth to new pathogens after being re-transmitted through the infected body.
Then it is very likely that this pilot will become the big boss of the sequel, or the source of virus infection.
"Sequel Highlights Two".
There was originally an ugly orangutan that was used for experiments on the 113 virus. In the end, he was taken out of the institute by Caesar. 113 is used on orangutans to accelerate the development of intelligence. But it also has its drawbacks.
Then this disadvantage is reflected in human nature.
In one scene, when the plane was about to fall off the bridge, Caesar did not choose to attack, but turned and walked away, but the ugly orangutan came over and kicked the plane off the bridge angrily.
Then in the end he also tried to attack Franco in the forest.
He was finally driven away by Caesar.
So this orangutan, which was used in the 113 experiment, is likely to shake the status of Caesar's monkey king in the sequel, form a rebellion, or evolve bestiality to attack humans. The sublimation of the theme of
"Sequel Aspect Three" . In one, with the Internationale, the whole scene is shocking and powerful. It is a concern for human nature and a determination to desire freedom. And in the first one, several characteristic orangutans will bring out their own personalities in the second one.
The reason why this virus is not lethal in orangutans, but it also has its drawbacks, so in the sequel, will these monkeys infected by 112 have strange mutations and phenomena? For us to discover.
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