I really really love the Mufasa and scar vibe Koba and Caesar got going on. great video!

The new POTA films are where it’s at for modern Hollywood franchises-absolutely fantastic series of films.

It's my favorite movie in the series. Those scenes with the mutants are just so iconic.

People don't talk about this trilogy enough. I never see it in any list of top 10 movie trilogies but it damn well should be! Caesar has been such a compelling character to follow

Rise, Dawn, War and Kingdom are my alltime favourite cinematic experience. They are Masterpieces. I can’t understand why they are criminally underrated and unappreciated. I prefer the reboot over the 1968 - 70’s films because i don’t like actors playing apes. I prefer my apes to look like genuine apes and that’s what Rise, Dawn, War and Kingdom does and with each movie the look of the apes gets better and better. The reboot planet of the apes gave me my favourite movie character ever and that’s Caesar, Caesar is the only character that made me cry in a cinema before (War and Kingdom) i still love him. Noa’s (Kingdom) not quite on par with Caesar yet but he’ll get there there are a lot of similarities between the two like the same birthmark etc. The reboot also gave me personally the greatest villian in a movie and that’s Koba. Andy Serkis, Toby Krebbel, Owen Teague etc etc all the actors deserve more praise than they actually got the should have won every award going. Maybe Kingdom will win for weta at the oscar’s as it’s been nominated for fx but it’s up against dune. Rise, Dawn , War and Kingdom are my number one movies and i can’t wait till 2027 to see part two to Noa’s trilogy and where the franchise goes from there there is Ceasars trilogy then Noa will have his then there will be the last 3 movies. i’m so excited. Rise, Dawn, War and Kingdom are the only movies i went to the cinema to see without seeing a trailer first i just afore primates they are my favourite wild animal especially Chimps and gorillas and have adopted a few of them too. Please don’t called them monkeys. Monkeys have tales and apes don’t they are a different breed of primate altogether also apes share 98.7% of our d.n.a. Thanks for the video. Take care 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Apes Together Strong ❤ Caesar Never Forgotten ❤ Team Noa ❤

When are they going to evolve into people with costumes?

I think revamping a franchise in a way that respects the original iconography while still bringing something new to the table is such a fine line, but it's done so well in these movies. Really a study in reboots

Forgotten by Whom ?????? I have seen PLANET OF THE APES movies at least over a 'Baker´s Dozen´ s ( = 13 ) times in German and in Englissh

Koba is one of the greatest villains in cinema history

The directors and producers of these movies know how to breathe life into an old franchise. This is probably the best remake trilogy of the decade

This movie felt like a blend between 28 Days later ,The last of Us and a war movie

Occasionally it seems, KZbin will recommend a channel that's absolute _GOLD_ Subbed. I recommend a guy called 'CountZolof' for similar deadpan movie satire.

The thing that these film makers, and many so-called enlightened minds of the time failed to realize is that the U.S. didn't win the war, the U.S. ended the war.

It’s crazy that Rise, Dawn, And War didn’t win an Oscar at all! I hope Kingdom will eventually win an Oscar for best visual effects but there’s a chance that it will lose to Dune part 2 or Wicked Really hope Kingdom wins!

not forgotten

I actually like this film, it's not as well written as the modern films but Tim Roth and Michael Clarke Duncan are fantastic in their roles.

The apest movie in the planet :⁠-⁠)

2 of the best reveals Ive ever seen in film - the ending of PLANET OF APES & Talos when he first moves in JASON & ARGONAUTS

The 2001 Tim Burton version was the first Apes film after so many years of the franchise laying dorment & didnt do "good box office" (although I don't think it was as bad as they'd said) Then came the - RISE OF APES I admire the guts it must have taken to throw the dice once again, as producers must have felt there was no interest from the public any more, & of course it worked spawning 3 sequels, there was one last story to be told, after the 1966 film classic, & that was the lead up to those events, also answering many unanswered questions, I also liked the Animal rights aspect which gave the film believability and humanity.

The best reboots, in my opinion are Batman Begins and Rise of the Planet of the Apes.

Baby Caesar was a real ape

good stuff

love the amorphous glob era of planet of the apes

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Underrated channel. Boost this man

Really enjoying these bud, can’t wait to see where it all goes!

nice vid, was surprised you didn't have more subs.

Great analysis, especially between it and Strangelove! Totally agree

mf really made me think the alzheimer's joke was an editing mistake

My mf man bill

as someone who has ONLY seen the most recent saga of Planet of the Apes movies, i've been eargly awaitng these videos, i adore these movies & absoloutely plan to revisit them as well as get around to watching the original movies (including the 2001 PotA). also, funny little casting note. the actor who plays franklin, Tyler Labine, also stars in a 1997 Canadian teen-drama/comedy series called Breaker High, which also stars a 17 year-old Ryan Gosling. it's not a very good series, to say the least, but i don't see it talked about anywhere & like mentioning it whenever i can

I love this movie and i love u bill man

"call me a planet the way im an ape" - Caesar in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes probably

Marky Mark And The Monkey Bunch

The first 2 movies were the best of the series.

Cornelius 2 isn't as annoying as you come off here, Billy. Try doing without the profanity and go easy on the quick editing cuts; it's too much.

There are great elements. Truely. But much of it is shite.

Hardly forgotten. The ending IS unforgettable! NO WAY can you see it and not be left with some sort of visceral or emotional reaction!

Forgotten? Maybe by the lowest common denominator people born in the last 25 years who've grown up on a steady feed of crappy 're-boots' and 're-imaginings'😩😫🥱😤😠. Also, the Orang-utans are the politicians and theologians (aka: liars deceivers and manipulators). It's the Chimps that are the trustworthy, knowledge seeking scientists and academics who are kept well and truly 'silenced and controlled' by the Orang-utans.

These movies were amazing sci-fi for its time. That said, the plot holes were beyond counting. It truly deserves a serious remake with a lot if What If story lines.

great video! ill be waiting for that godzilla video

The original is the best and the sequels look like made for tv movies. But i grew up on them in the 1970s and love them all. Don't really have a favorite of the sequels they all have their good points and bad ones especially battle for which is undoubtedly the weakest.

Does anybody here understand what this man is about? I was kinda vibing with the content and this was my third video of his when suddenly he had to throw his political views into a video about monkey movies. I was wondering why he has so few subscribers. Now I understand…

Loved the reviews! I had doubts about watching "i saw the tv glow" but i think I'm gonna give it a shot

This IS my favorite Apes movie. As a kid I ate up every moment. I still do.

Its the primeate example of style over substance

This is bad but I honestly don't feel compelled to watch the Rise movies. 😆

This video 🙄 🤦

This review 🙄 🤦