Everyone said it was good, so I went to see it. But I couldn't figure out the title of the movie. When I bought the ticket, I told the lady, "I want that gorilla movie"... I thought it was a remake of "Planet of the Apes" or something. Actually not.
This movie is very sad and sad to watch. When Caesar was thrown into animal control, I regretted watching it. I hated the scenes of animals suffering. After watching "Guide Dog Q", I never watched any tearjerking movies related to dogs. . Caesar was bullied by others, bullied by other orangutans, and later shot by machine guns on the bridge. I was very worried and felt that I should not watch this movie. Fortunately, it got better later, so I can be more rational.
It is simply a piece of evolutionary theory, which infinitely magnifies and accelerates a certain stage of evolution with human intervention. I am afraid that is the case. The most exciting part is the successful passage of Caesar's uprising in the prison of animal control, which is simply a replica of a certain dynasty's history.
And, how small human beings are in nature after losing their intellectual superiority, like ants.
Also, what the heck is "wisdom in the eyes"? One of my favorite fairy tales when I was young, "Wolf Bat" (far more than "The Little Prince" and "McDull"), it said that Professor Shen found a sleeping giant wolf bat after falling into the Antarctic ice cave, and he stood on its forehead Going up and turning over its eyelids, "like a bed of soaked cotton wool", "a huge eye appeared. It was an ancient eye, staring blankly. Seeing today from ancient times, it is dazed and unfamiliar. Shen The professor is scared." Those were the eyes of the intelligent creature wolf bat. It's hard to describe how "wisdom in the eyes" is defined, but you probably sense it when you see it. At that time, Caesar stared at humans with intelligent eyes, and you could see the brain behind his eyes thinking. This is really amazing thing.
At the end of the film, the neighbors infected with the 113 virus are rushing to the airport, which is obviously to show that the disease is about to spread around the world, so I am afraid there will be a sequel - is it the sequel of Matt Damon "Infectious Diseases"... Looking back, this disease that is lethal to humans but ineffective to orangutans is likely to lead to the decline of human civilization and the rise of orangutan civilization. Give birth to descendants with the same wisdom. If human beings do not eliminate them all, this family of intelligent civilizations will surely expand and rise, becoming a huge threat to human existence. Based on my experience in reading science fiction, I believe that two intelligent civilizations are impossible. With peaceful coexistence on earth, a racial war will begin.
So this movie is really scary. Evolution is so cruel.
Finally, I want to say that watching a movie in the theater is really exciting. I usually sit in the fourth row. Today, I was late. There is only a third row seat. The screen is huge in front of my eyes. The ethereal giant tree, especially after Caesar went to the redwood trees for the first time, there was a scene showing the passage of time, it was climbing and jumping in the forest, it was beautiful and made me very happy.
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