Humans and orangutans, both sides are carefully testing, and war is inevitable...
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Nella 2022-04-19 09:01:17
Ten years ago, human beings paid a heavy price for their stupidity. The dangerous and deadly simian flu virus spread all over the world, and the world was destroyed. And in the virgin jungle adjacent to San Francisco, Caesar (Andy Serkis Andy Serkis) led the orangutan companions to build a carefree kingdom, until one day, the tranquility of the orangutan's home was once again broken by humans. Humans lingering in the old city are facing an energy crisis, and they try to use the power station in the dam in the heart of the forest to provide energy. The young scientist Malcolm (Jason Clarke) tries to persuade the head of the gathering place, Rivers (Gary Oldman), to gain the trust and consent of the orangutan tribe through peaceful means. However, Caesar's good ally Koba (Toby Kebbell) could not get rid of his hatred of human beings, and he tried to challenge the authority of Caesar.
Humans and orangutans, both sides are carefully testing, and war is inevitable...
Humans and orangutans, both sides are carefully testing, and war is inevitable...
Extended Reading
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Jedidiah 2021-10-20 19:00:53
The motion capture technology is awesome, especially when used on this group of animals. Every subtle expression and eyes of the orangutans make people feel that they are full of human characters in the performance. There is a sense of excitement that has never been experienced before. Excited, it seems that this technology will be omnipotent in the future! The story itself is not as compact as the first one, and the human characters are almost collective again. Fortunately, the political metaphor on the subject is high enough. ★★★☆
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August 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Outdated concepts, clichéd stories, slow pace. The scenes are okay, giving the theater environment a little effect
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes quotes
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Koba: Apes together strong!
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Foster: I'll see you tomorrow, asshole.