All in all, this movie is about a life that wants to evolve itself, and as a result destroys other life, but in this destruction, it evolves other life instead. destroy.
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destruction of life
Mallory 2022-04-24 07:01:01
In fact, my biggest feeling about this movie is that humans have destroyed chimpanzees, but the chimpanzees that have been destroyed will come to destroy humans again. The entire movie revolves around one of its drugs, which boosts the intelligence of chimps, but it has side effects in humans. I think this medicine is the sin of human beings. In order to improve their intelligence and cure their diseases, human beings use other organisms to do experiments. And human greed can also be expressed in this movie, human beings will always pursue things or abilities that they do not have or that others have. But the more human beings pursue it, the less they may be able to pursue it, and there may even be serious consequences brewing.
All in all, this movie is about a life that wants to evolve itself, and as a result destroys other life, but in this destruction, it evolves other life instead. destroy.
All in all, this movie is about a life that wants to evolve itself, and as a result destroys other life, but in this destruction, it evolves other life instead. destroy.
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Rise of the Planet of the Apes quotes
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Caroline Aranha: I love chimpanzees. I'm also afraid of them. And it's appropriate to be afraid of them.
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Will Rodman: [from internatiol trailer] Why don't we begin? Meet Chimp Nine. We gave him a gene therapy that allows the brain to create it own cells in order to repair itself. We call it the Cure to Alzheimer's.