Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011) - Caesar Speaks Scene (1/5) | Movieclips

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Dodge (Tom Felton) tries to put Caesar (Andy Serkis) in his place, but he's in for a big surprise.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The Escapist director Rupert Wyatt takes the helm for this Planet of the Apes prequel centering on genetically engineered chimp Caesar (Andy Serkis), who was created in a San Francisco lab by an ambitious scientist (James Franco), and who uses his powerful intellect to lead an ape uprising against all of humankind.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (2011)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Tom Felton, Andy Serkis, Jamie Harris
Director: Rupert Wyatt
Producers: Peter Chernin, Dylan Clark, Thomas M. Hammel, Rick Jaffa, Amanda Silver, Kurt Williams
Screenwriters: Pierre Boulle, Rick Jaffa, Amanda Silver
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[@nothingbutnegativity7495]

Cornelius from Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1973): "He did not grunt. He articulated. He spoke a word, a word which had been spoken to him time and again without number by humans. He said: 'No'." It took 38 years to finally show this moment on screen.

[@thelastsithlord4228]

I was searching for this comment thank you 🙏 was wondering if anyone realized it.

[@concept5631]

This scene has its own fanbase.

[@Smashboi76]

And dear God did it live up to the hype. Unfortunately I have yet to find an edit that puts Cornelius' speech as voice over with Caesar saying "No" to replace the no in the speech

[@kuno3336]

Well, the original series did show this moment: Milo, who was by then known as Caesar, did in fact say "No!". So we did see it. But this did it better, hands down

[@Awakeningspirit20]

I didn't know about the scene and never watched that, but now that I have seen it, it isn't even the same story. The ape they're talking about was called Aldo, not Caesar, and the story indicates that apes evolved by being pet/slaves to humans for 500 years, then revolting, not due to some pandemic virus.

[@jordanverbeek5121]

1:23 When this happened in the cinemas, my audience went from laughing or cringing at the classic line to dead silence. This is what films are made for.

[@khledsingleton9063]

Cinema got just as quite as that scene was when the music stopped 💀💀

[@camelofsiberia962]

Cringing?

[@ramensauce5145]

The cinema: 👁👄👁

[@justthinking650]

The Cinema: 1:25

[@NO-1-U-NO]

Dude, that’s exactly what happened in the movie theater I went to! The moment Caesar had spoke the entire audience went to complete silence.

[@huntercool2232]

Curious George just became Serious George

[@DaveFisher-cq2dr]

don't you mean Furious George?

[@muffer62816]

gave me chills

[@nathansullivan4433]

@@DaveFisher-cq2dr Fast and Furious George

[@ItsHel1um]

@@nathansullivan4433 that’s suicide!

[@katiebonser9712]

Curious George is a monkey, not an ape.

[@matthewbenites383]

“NO”, that no meant everything, he finally had enough of being treated like a pet, enough of being rejected, this moment is iconic, it still gives me chills,

[@Antonio-fj5gs]

He is the true comrade of the apes Forget humans love Monke Long Live Monke 🦍🦧

[@YodaOnABender]

Finally someone who used “iconic” correctly

[@carlosserra689]

I know exactly what to say about him: he started the revolution

[@dragon091327]

And his world will change forever

[@rolandpereira4161]

The most iconic "No" since Neo's in The Matrix

[@futureblue49]

I remember the first time I saw this. The theater was chuckling from the reference. But the moment Caesar said "NO!" The entire theater went dead silent. Amazing moment.

[@Ahil4421]

what reference?

[@jimmy2k4o]

"Get your stinking paw off me you damn dirty ape" Google it.

[@Alex94949]

That's fucking badass.

[@electronix6898]

To the older ones except that time, it was an ape saying it to a human saying "Get your stinking hands off me you damn dirty human!"

[@My20GUNS]

futureblue49 mine too. the only voices were some teens in the front row saying "Oh shit."

[@ReaLifeHDchannel]

1:16 It was at this moment that Draco Malfoy realized he had the wrong wand.

[@Diskriminate]

ReaLife HD underrated comment

[@user-ow7qb5vy2b]

And realized even apes know magic better than him!

[@nilesclifford1544]

Gollum vs Draco malfoy

[@blackberry8615]

Omg he is him

[@YouAnd_OnlyYou]

1:25 and this is the moment that he realized he probably should have let his father hear about this.

[@huntercool2232]

I think another reason why this scene is so badass is due to that fact that apes are so similar to humans. The biggest thing that separates us from them is speech so seeing an ape shout “NO!” kinda breaks the barrier of us from them so it’s super shocking and surreal.

[@AbandonedQuiche]

speech is far from what separates us from them. A bunch of animals can say stuff that they hear us saying. The barrier between humans and animals is the ability to philosophy (if a ape can do sign language it's because he's trying getting a reaction he learned he would get from a human if he did said sign. It doesn't mean the ape knows this sign can mean a whole phrase to us.)

[@jackweber3660]

@@AbandonedQuiche many humans are just as barbaric as apes in a sense that they dont care what actions they perform as long as it benefits them. Philosophy isnt a thing only found in humans either. Many animals have a sense of justice, forgiveness, and have high emotional intelligence. What animals truly lack is the ability to exchange their thoughts with others. That’s what’s allowed us to keep on growing and build a civilization. So in a sense, if animals were able to communicate on the same level as humans, they would be on the same par.

[@jordandavis2110]

Jordan Davis 19 Them breaks of

[@SKIT..CENTRAL]

​@@AbandonedQuiche no, apes have used sign language to express their emotion like when koko the gorilla had her kitten hit by a car and the keeper told her, koko signed sad, bad, sad, bad and later could be heard crying. Some people think they only do it for food but they've done it to talk aswell it's just like any other person who was born needing to learn sign language apes are some of the smartest creatures in the world and they communicate with each other all the time they're very social animals they're even learning to use tools in the wild

[@Filmhead-Productions]

​@@SKIT..CENTRAL I hate to be that person but Koko (as well as other apes) couldn't really use sign language, like not use it as a proper language, I suggest a video on here called "Why Koko (probably) couldn't talk" by Soup Emporium, it goes more in depth.

[@mrchimpinski1411]

You can feel the power behind that "NO!" Not only was that his first word, but that was him finally able to express himself. Express how he was tired of being treated like an animal, a pet, tired of being tazed, tired of living in a cage.

[@joseluis5055]

Yeah, it's fitting that the first word spoken by an ape is a defiance to human control

[@Absolutepower7]

Well said 👍🏾

[@MasterIceyy]

If you look, at 1:40, as the camera pans around him, his eyes glow extremely bright green for a second, almost showing he's unlocked that next level of intelligence, as the ALZ turns the apes eyes green or bright colours. It's a really awesome detail

[@misterbubbles6389]

"Take your stinking paw off me, you damn dirty ape!" Audience: *Chuckling* "NO!" Audience: ...

[@Rick-ty9ky]

No joke here, everyone in the theater laughed at that joke then shut their traps when Caesar said that.

[@MrKingYuji]

It’s cool because they took one of the famous lines in the original and used it here, both times it caused a “he can talk!” reaction. Brilliant

[@royalpain9281]

@@MrKingYuji HE CAN SINGGGGGGGG!!!

[@DavidLopez-yt2yp]

@@royalpain9281 he can talk he can talk he can talk

[@brunodosreis]

@@Rick-ty9ky I had the exact opposite reaction 😂

[@clanka7147]

Caesar: no Gorilla: he’s speaking the language of the gods

[@chrisjeffersonbruan127]

Esau Salazar Yes

[@dereenaldoambun9158]

And from that moment he become the same level as gods(human).

[@benrobson3442]

Caesar: NO! Gorilla: 'I have no idea how he speaks proper english'

[@prettymae6852]

1k , I got you to 1k.

[@burnaaszn7681]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@redgiemurray]

Most underrated line in film history: “NOOOO!”

[@micahbell4774]

In what world is this line underrated?

[@gary4934]

How is this underrated ? That's the most iconic scene from one of the most beloved trilogy of this century.

[@ChristianSolanoP]

underrated? duh all the people admire that and even consider as an iconic moment of cinema

[@etheangel2220]

True. Just ask Darth Vader

[@danielvictor3262]

One of the most iconic scenes in Hollywood. The fact that those were his first words says a lot about Caesar's character and the other simians: defiance is what defines the planet of the apes.

[@prot07ype87]

*Defiance of the Planet of the Apes.*

[@kingpen5866]

The fact that you said the fact that shows the fact that you didn’t really need to say the fact that

[@ruvelf]

​@@kingpen5866The fact that you felt the need to criticize the fact that he used "the fact that" shows the fact that you don't realize it makes perfect sense to use it that way lol

[@NaomiCantora]

absolutely one of the most iconic scenes in Hollywood. I 100% agree! So good 👏🏻

[@NCSIMBA]

Simians

[@loushia16]

I absolutely loved the Gorilla's reaction to Caesar saying "No". One of the strongest and most feared animals on the planet, an Alpha of its species, and it was in shock of what Caesar had done.

[@philipgood5041]

Well, in the context, Caesar essentially just wielded the power of a god.

[@rays8521]

@@philipgood5041 From the Gorilla's point of view, Caesar literally spoke as a God.

[@darikai219]

Bondo Chimpanzees have faced off against gorillas. Gorillas dipped. Of all the chimps, the Bondo chimp is the largest, if not greater or equal to the Gorillas.

[@jordandavis2110]

Jordan Davis 19 Was of What

[@JLOCC23424]

@@philipgood5041 LMAO no he didn't he was just a highly intelligent Ape

[@toddklein1700]

I like Cesar showed mercy on the other guy he knows he didn't abuse the apes

[@theshermantanker7043]

Yep

[@jimmy2k4o]

He learned kindness and compassion from Will and Charles.

[@daltonjames7717]

Well he also didn’t mean to kill malfoy

[@insectbrad1698]

Dalton james lmao malfoy

[@purrformance]

Wait malfoy?

[@huntercool2232]

I love how even Buck the gorilla is seen stunned by Caesar’s show of strength and intelligence and is like *”Holy moly this dude is a bada$$.”*

[@Absolutepower7]

😂

[@JosueRodriguez-ls5wy]

I think what really makes Caesar saying “no” amazing and jaw dropping is 2 reasons 1.) We are the only animals that can speak, who have a language we can use to communicate and view as us having an intelligent brain, what separates us from the animals in our world. To see that be usurped and even challenged is beyond our imagination. 2.) The word “no”. No is a strong word, it’s a defiant word to a lot of actions we wouldn’t want to do. Caesar saying no symbolized in conjunction with the first reason that no he wont let go, No they are not to be treated horribly, no to being seen as lesser. It’s an amazing scene and probably the best scene in the entire series

[@theiammike123]

Also, all of Caesar's character development up until this point was essentially one giant dramatic buildup. Then it fizzled with a callback line from the original film to us viewers before it dropped a bomb with a very impactful "NO!".

[@govardhanposina17]

We are not the only animals that can speak, primates clearly show signs of having dialects in their own languages and so do Orcas

[@UncleAsmos2005]

@@govardhanposina17 Orcas have _cultures_ among different ponds. They are the only true rival we have when it comes to intelligence.

[@aidanfraga3987]

Parrots and Macaws can speak, but only mimicking own words for their intelligence

[@paperplate4675]

We arent the only animals that can speak.

[@PapaSkwat]

The way he says no the second time is terrifying.

[@stephenbyrne2170]

As if the first time wasn't scary enough?

[@grandoldsoul4691]

i always thought he said "NOW" the 2nd time like to say lets do the plan!

[@joshuasweeney7864]

When the switch flips and the adrenaline kicks in at the same time

[@roger_mtz]

when the quiet kid in class shouts

[@Oneofhisravens]

Monky Mangler His voice sounds a little demonic after his 3rd one

[@IamFirtyDucker]

I actually think that “No” is one of the best moments in cinema. His first words and the evolution of his intelligence throughout the film. The flip on the original film. The moment is captured so perfectly.

[@CosmicAnchor]

And it a moment of defiance against abuse- how can you not empathize with him? With his kind? That moment was about hope- he became a superhero and a leader for the beaten and the damned. The writing deserves some serious accolades.

[@luisvelez1952]

That or Darth Vader saying No in episode 3

[@IamFirtyDucker]

@@luisvelez1952 The Darth Vader no was corny and forced imo

[@quantummidget]

Also just the simple direction of the scene. The buildup, Caesar standing up, the "NO" and then just the silence, showing all of the reactions before the music comes back in and we see Caesars dominance. Incredible work Rupert Wyatt.

[@gmkproductions4035]

@@IamFirtyDucker downdooted normie as a r/prequelmemes user I’m offended this is outrageous, it’s unfair. general kenobi. I don’t like sand. Those are the best lines in cinema/s

[@tuomaspolla3814]

1:29 I love Buck's shocked reaction of Caesar shouting "NO!" as if wondering "We're capable to do that?"

[@bradleyadams5252]

"...wait, that was an option?!?"

[@danealcudia8237]

Call me crazy but I'm in an addiction recovery program and I call back to this scene sometimes when temptation comes to me. I scream NO at the cage that drugs puts you in. WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THE WORDS OF CAESAR

[@bellamovie2]

Rise: NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! Dawn: GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!! War: LEAVE HIM!!!!!!!!!!!

[@floridahighwaypatrol7713]

"War: LEAVE HIM!!!!!!!!!!!" He also said that in Dawn But I guess it stood out more in War

[@jhemmingway806]

Andy’s amazing as Caesar

[@biggestpacfanalive7521]

@@jhemmingway806 andy?

[@youtubinganonymous2]

@@biggestpacfanalive7521 Andy Serkis is the actor who played Ceasar. He does it through motion capture. He also played Gollum in Lord Of The Rings.

[@biggestpacfanalive7521]

@@youtubinganonymous2 aait thanks

[@alexis4000]

I like that now that he just learned a new word he just spams it in the other chimpanzees faces

[@theLoveRocketjr]

Like the shout of the DragonBorn in Skyrim.

[@kiboshita6411]

It's like a little kid learning a new curse word.

[@theLoveRocketjr]

@@kiboshita6411 Essentially, yes.

[@mustafaaljumaah72]

He says it so many times cus he's saying no to the abuse they all have been getting. He's telling all the apes no as if to say "no you have to fight back now, we are apes and we are powerful"

[@theLoveRocketjr]

@@mustafaaljumaah72 yea.. we know.

[@concept5631]

This scene has its own fanbase.

[@santinowilson6716]

To this day, this scene still gives me chills. The fact that the first word uttered from an apes mouth was the word "no" alone speaks volume. But the way it was shot, the music and the way it cuts out... honestly, this is as good as cinema gets.

[@danielatorres-roe6978]

This moment is honestly so cinematically powerful

[@kylecampbell565]

Yeah I think this will go down as one of the best scenes of the decade

[@navneetjaiswal6917]

yes

[@jadonthomas1138]

Powerful*

[@djnova5964]

Facts

[@MattDoesLife539]

I had the pleasure of watching it in a theater, the crowd went wild.

[@KL-zb7ob]

The fact that even the Gorilla Had a slight fear of Caesar. This scene is one of the most powerfull in Cinema, and one of my all time favourites.

[@bboynava1812]

I think he was surprised and trying to say "No" too, you can see it in his mouth.

[@MrKingYuji]

To them Caesar just became a god to them. Saying words intelligently is an ability only humans can do

[@thetruenico6117]

@@bboynava1812 i didn't notice

[@NexenTriz]

I think Buck was inspired.

[@DariusJones05]

I remember when I first saw this movie and the look on bucks face was one of the greatest and most natural cinematic recordings of admiration/fear/awe. In his eyes Caesar became a god.

[@Eli-ld7qf]

This moment never gets old

[@RIJIT]

Ive seen this scene countless times and EVERY TIME it still gives me chills!!! One of the best moments in cinema

[@machi9482]

Thats the most angriest no I ever heard. Its awesome.

[@leonelnjadaka]

Yes. And the second one is the NO of Michael Scott!

[@thedancinglionrules5338]

@@leonelnjadaka lol

[@trs4184]

Not Darth Vader at the end of episode 3? /s

[@justthinking650]

@@trs4184 nah that's not angry, Luke has an angrier no on episode 5

[@princesspai1975]

@@leonelnjadaka lmao😂😂

[@simonriley6260]

The way the camera tilts upwards shows Caesar’s dominance.

[@darthviriditas7669]

Almost like its representing the "rise" of the apes

[@dimitrialexandreblaiddyd5500]

I thought it was him standing up taller

[@CherryBlossom-yn7oq]

@@dimitrialexandreblaiddyd5500 Yeah, this too. The camera movement emphasizes him standing up hence also showing his dominance

[@combatant224]

Monke

[@TheChamp820]

@@darthviriditas7669 reminds me of king kong :0 what if hes the baby kong from king kong lives

[@jayy24195]

Tbh this was probably my favorite scene of the first one. The pure shock on everyone's face was PERFECT. For it being a short movie it's 8/10 to me. One of the best movies I've seen yet.

[@loganwurtz152]

I remember seeing this scene in theaters and the entire room went dead quiet after Caesar spoke

[@N-GinAndTonicTM]

I love how Caesers vocabulary evolved throughout these movies. From him first saying "NOOOOO!" to speaking almost fluent sentences in War. "I did not start this war. I fight only to protect my family."

[@ChloeTM667]

Also "I showed you mercy when I spared your men, i offered you peace and you killed my family" AWESOME ceaser is the best character made in history

[@MrKingYuji]

He is like a human in the sense that his voice box changes as he gets older

[@jacobrogers0]

Im your 1k like

[@Zlarel]

Apparently Andy Serkis wore a set of prosthetic "chimp fangs" while speaking Caesar's lines. The ones in Rise were realistically large and obtrusive; he downgraded to a smaller set in Dawn; and he removed them altogether for War.

[@jamesstephenson9546]

Don’t forget “where’s the colonial

[@JampackGaming707]

I just love how Cesar protected the other guy from getting attacked because he was the only one there who didn’t treat them badly

[@craigsmith3876]

Yeah he was worried about Caesar wearing clothes because he thought he might get hurt and he didn't want that guy and his friends in with the apes because he thought it was wrong

[@davipmf8320]

CESAR TOMA UM PAL DO KONG

[@brenothelast]

@@davipmf8320 Perdeu pro godzilla e agora quer bater em chimpanzé?

[@landonoches3832]

I think it was mainly cause Caesar has never wanted to kill a human unless he needed too because they threatened to hurt his family or him

[@themittuation9054]

It's the Jedi way

[@Sam-zt2sj]

Caesar: Noooooo!!! Everyone in the theater: 😮 background music: 💪💀💀

[@ryanr9299]

This whole movie was suspenseful from beginning to end!

[@consistencepersistence3276]

Imagine being in a verbal argument against someone with this voice

[@JB00GIE22]

Ok next time I disagree with someone I’m just gonna absolutely yell NO!! in this voice

[@itwontcomeout5678]

“I like my pizza with sardines, mayonnaise, walnuts, and horseradish on top- “ *”NNOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! NNNOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!”*

[@jack_allen243]

Pineapple belongs on pizza! NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!! 😡😡😡

[@dudedude315]

i would cry

[@madfox1006]

“Listen man I have my opinion on the artist and you should respect-“ Caesar: “NOOO!”

[@vanhoumin]

1:20 even the movement of the camera symbolizes "the rise" - the moment when the apes become the superior ones.

[@damianc669]

And how it shows ceaser on higher ground then the gaurd. Truly does show the rise and the superiority they established from this one momment.

[@jamesbaxter5147]

Bruh Lit “It’s over humans, we have the high ground!”

[@akhen0950]

Star war refer?

[@jamesbaxter5147]

Akhen09 How wise you are.

[@kerrwallace7090]

I doubt they'd be superior cuz we have tanks and monke only have gun

[@reple489]

This is one of the most shocking moments in cinema history.

[@longbeachmaumba7059]

100% agreed. I remember when I first saw it. Probably the most shocked I've ever been watching a movie. I couldn't believe it.

[@jordandavis2110]

Jordan Davis 19 This is Most

[@lovelymaylopez2090]

I absolutely love this movie! Watching Ceasar speak for the first time gave everyone goosebumps! 🤩👏🏼

[@davidnetterwald1846]

When I saw this movie in the theater and Cesar said "NO!!!" You could hear a pin drop it was so quiet. I was absolutely speechless and so was everyone else. The power of that moment still sends chills down my spine!

[@oshe1]

You SOOOOOO RIGHT

[@oshe1]

This and the crack of the bat on the final homerun that Roy Hobbs hit

[@julianlim8692]

When Cesar said it the whole theater gasped.

[@ozblok7018]

I KNOW RIGHT!

[@kashifali4810]

I wish that I could see this movie in theatre!

[@Kusanagikaiser999]

One thing no ones ever bring taking about this scene is the line: "Take your stinking paws off me you damn dirty ape!" and yes people know thats a line in the first Planet of the Apes movie, but is the idea behind this.....this in the og was the line that George Taylor, says to the apes that shook them, they never heard a Human talk before and they where shock.....now this line is say before Caesar speaks for the first time.....and he does with a NO......now he an APE silence a Human who can't believe an ape talk back to him, is in my opinion one of the best uses of both fanservice and a reversal I have ever seen in any film ever.

[@jadedninny3212]

I'm glad someone put it to words, because I couldn't.

[@latinoislander5016]

By comparison, Tim Burton's "dirty human" falls short and flat.

[@bigmoe9856]

That is pretty damn epic.

[@Blue_Shift421]

Is it me or im having a stroke reading this

[@Ady555]

Also a reversal to the original story by Cornelius, where mankind used Apes as servants, because all pets vanished from earth and then one day an Ape (Caesar) said to his owners "No"

[@Absolutepower7]

1:40 The realisation on Ceaser’s face here is just incredible. It’s like a new found power he’s just unlocked. Through motivation, rage, will and determination he was able to speak. He doesn’t know how he’s doing it but he knows that he can. Like a Saiyan turning super saiyan for the first time. Absolutely phenomenal scene.

[@supergobgoblin424]

This, perfect

[@supergobgoblin424]

I like your name, because is what i seek. Absolute Power!

[@Absolutepower7]

@@supergobgoblin424lol why thank you 😂

[@MisterPeckingOrder]

Caesar is one of the best characters in all of fiction

[@pancakeman6591]

The fact that the whole audience was shocked by something so simple as an animal speaking makes this movie amazing.

[@db200508]

Yes! I literally gasped in the theater.

[@itwontcomeout5678]

_We_ are the animals.

[@trahsh_1005]

On what kind of world is normal seeing animals speaking by their own excepting humans

[@jordandavis2110]

Jordan Davis 19 The So an by

[@robertogilvy7326]

*Ceaser says NO* The academy: I’m going to pretend I didn’t see that.

[@gshopgsm6612]

You suppose to say "im gonna pretend i didnt hear that"

[@danewoodruff5697]

@Rob Shabibo Fr😂

[@jordandavis2110]

Jordan Davis 19 The To See That

[@ddthewolf]

Andy Serkis just isn't going to get the proper reignition he deserves, either as Cesser or as Gollum

[@Jdjfbficjenenwk3736]

@@ddthewolfor Kong

[@KayKwasa]

1:23 I remember back then when I was at a theatre and this happened. What really makes it awesome is the setup. The audience either laugh or groan in response to the "damn dirty apes" line... until Caesar yells "NO!", and the whole theater went dead quiet. It's an awesome moment when even the audience is thinking "Oh, Crap!". Buck's reaction was pretty relatable

[@huntercool2232]

I love how the other apes are just like *“HE WIELDS THE STICK OF POWER!!”*

[@bbb136]

This was the point where a surprisingly entertaining movie turned into a great one for me.

[@SnidgetAsphodel]

This movie came out of nowhere. Nobody expected it to be so good but boy, are we happy it was!

[@TR8R]

bbb136 I'm telling you back in 2011 most people thought that this movie would be a cash grab. Anf by that I mean slap the title "Planet Of Apes" and generate money despite it being a hot garbage but goddam it silenced the naysayers. It silenced me.

[@Studio2770]

riotracer now thar War is out we have a fantastic yet somewhat underrated blockbuster franchise.

[@pwnage1731]

You just put everything I thought about this movie into words. Thank you!

[@danishaiman2315]

Snidget all 3 movies got 10/10 which is phenomenal

[@HattaTHEZulZILLA86]

That one moment where that one simple sentence became bigger than the movie itself...

[@SpeedDemon1152]

Hatta Zulzila Word

[@SimBol1216]

"So, what, we some kind of Rise of the Planet of the Apes?" -Maurice

[@hunterhottinger]

That "NO!" still gives me chills no matter how many times I watch this scene!🥶

[@Perseverance7]

Hands down one of the greatest, and arguably overlooked, movies of all time.

[@thatguy597]

It makes me sad

[@alejandroferrales8853]

Yes

[@Justharry19]

This is one of my favorite triologies out there

[@brothercadet9464]

It’s probably overlooked because it takes a whacky concept and makes it really grounded and tangible without the extra flash like a marvel movie or other fiction blockbusters nowadays. Which is honestly one of its greatest strengths. A shame because this trilogy is biblical IMO.

[@cody1482]

Greatest? Not even close.

[@Stopitpls]

The fear in the Gorilla’s eyes, the awe. A masterful scene that shows the rise of a new and terrifying sentience.

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

I don’t know if this was deliberate, but his mouth movements just so happen to look exactly like he’s saying “w-what?”

[@ginoborrero2222]

Buck was Shellshocked

[@jeremiahwilliams4016]

​​@@thatkidwiththehoodiecouldn't have said it any better fam.

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

@@jeremiahwilliams4016 neither could the gorilla, clearly

[@raine-time]

I think it was less fear and more of shock and awe

[@dragomirmarinov3891]

The path to freedom goes through learning to defy bondage. The power of saying "no".

[@ElAntichrist]

One of the most shocking moments in the cinema history

[@longbeachmaumba7059]

Definitely. I remember my first time seeing it. I couldn't believe it.

[@GlaciusTS]

This scene was so well placed. I'd go so far as to say one of the best cinematic moments of the decade. They had the audience engaged in an action scene, and built the movie up in such a way that they could completely forget that the apes eventually talk. Then they throw a little reference at us so we all feel a little distracted and then Caesar shouts. All this build up so we wouldn't see it coming from a mile away. Then It happens and they drop all sound so we realize the importance of what we just saw. We get a moment to take it all back then right back into finishing the fight and getting us super hyped and excited for what comes next. I'm not even fond of the original Planet of the Apes. But this scene hit me like a ton of bricks.

[@leonardohenrique5172]

Damn, it fits perfectly

[@misterwinkybluff5930]

Calm down dude…

[@live-actionman5387]

Do this fight reminds you the ultimate battle against Leo and thade.

[@karlarden6260]

Very well put.

[@prowthegamer]

GlaciusTS Well said (7/28/19)

[@corporalsilver6981]

This franchise was fantastic. It was a such a good trilogy.

[@iNostraD]

Best trilogy since Lord of the Rings.

[@haddadakram3011]

Agree

[@derel5880]

Next year another movie coming I think?

[@ozblok7018]

An actual good one

[@chiefkeef2138]

@@iNostraD batman????

[@brandonjones9998]

First time I saw this in theaters and he yelled "NO!" everyone gasped, my jaw hit the floor. You knew at some point the apes would start talking but the way they made Caesar speak that first word was just shocking and very well directed!

[@moises9090]

Such a legendary moment. Man, I love Caesar so much.

[@rezier386]

Caesar: *NO!!!* Me: And thus, a legend was born...

[@lilchip3280]

I'm sitting here looking at the scene and i'm thinking to myself...irl stuff would of gone way differently(obviously) but i mean like do ypu know how aggressive chimpanzees are...those things are brutal jeez that giy would be dead and violently mutilated but the again ceasar wasn't a normal wild ape so maybe not

[@danielmoorefield4891]

Chills up my spine. Serkis man. One of the best.,

[@madmaxchannel4489]

Caesar: NO. Draco Malfoy: Your mouth says no but your eyes say yes. Caesar: wtf

[@itwontcomeout5678]

Lol

[@well__heck__7211]

Wat

[@ebine8247]

My father will hear about this

[@wearewearetogetherbulletpr387]

"draco malfoy" I DIEEEEEED

[@maceface2892]

If JK Rowling had written this movie, this would probably have actually happened

[@MaseFitness99]

Had to come back and see this scene. Still gives me goosebumps. Be back after few months or so to see it again

[@leslieacevedo2408]

I remember seeing this movie in theatres with my mom when i was thirteen. This scene made the entire audience's jaw drop. It was great and a lot of fun to witness.

[@loyalcompanion2104]

My father will hear about this!!

[@t-dog660]

Han Solo? Isn't he dead?

[@ethandeemer3275]

Get out of here Star Wars

[@t-dog660]

+Ethan Deemer sorry

[@ethandeemer3275]

+DJ WUBBZ I'm talking to klyo ren

[@yersongonzalesbracamonte4035]

+kylo ren My dad told me that when I asked for a PlayStation 4

[@darkentity5325]

1:23 that freezed me in shock as a kid.

[@jordanbenson7497]

Classic stuff

[@ianwilly7118]

Lmao

[@brightonfinley484]

Me too

[@jeromepoundsof-it3683]

Froze*

[@JRSRLN]

I just kept say whhaa-- wh--- wha-- w--

[@FuntClaps101]

I never realised how much love these films get. Which is great! I thought they kind of got overlooked but it’s good to see they are rated highly and as one of the greatest trilogies ever. I remember seeing this scene for the first time in the cinema and the “NOOOO!!” literally shook me to the core. I looked at my girlfriend like “WTF 😧”. Absolutely brilliant trilogy. 10/10.

[@huntercool2232]

I always admired how Caesar never wanted to kill the humans in this trilogy, rather just break free from their rule. I never saw it as him being weak, but as Caesar actually being the bigger individual. Caesar was a great leader because he kept his eye on the actual goal, which was for his kind to be free from human rule. He only killed when it was absolutely necessary and he always did his best to not make things personal. In Dawn of the Planet of the Apes when Caesar and the other apes rencountered the humans he even tried to make peace with them rather than go to war, because he knew how devastating war could be for both the humans and the apes. A wise leader always searches for peace if it is possible rather than solve problems through violence. Caesar didn’t force the apes to hate the human race, he didn’t ask them to kill every single one of them (like Koba), he just thought about what was best for his kind. Caesar knew in order to be a higher species you must be better than the ones who abused you. I saw the trailer for the 4th movie and I’m so hyped for it! Tho it seems some apes have learned nothing from the humans and are beginning to act just like they did after becoming the dominant species. Hopefully this knew character (who I believe is named Noa) will take after him and follow in his footsteps.

[@duyang980]

Draco Mafloy can't do shit with his electric wand

[@aenjgeal]

+uu D Well electricity does seem to be more of a muggle thing

[@reinzwaan5024]

+aenjgeal the most of the most

[@joeyfry8345]

What if no electricity no more then what and games then what? No more black Friday then what

[@akoninn]

Joey Fry Umm, I think your confused. It's a reference from Harry Potter.

[@mayralinares276]

Joey Fry l to

[@enzobg2011]

i've seen this scene like 50 times and i get goosebumps every time

[@lyricalmind2331]

right

[@theiammike123]

that scene just never gets old.

[@joeyfry8345]

When will oreck give up all his business to all America every purifyer to every house

[@kanagawayarichin]

Travis Scott

[@leonardohenrique5172]

SAME!!

[@averycuulduckdj]

I Love the freakin silence after he said NO

[@buraki7]

the scene that made everyone quiet in the theater

[@Ftreptp]

So.. It wasn't already quiet?:D

[@koko40800]

I cried out a little in shock

[@johnyreyes3567]

In my theatre you could hear everyone audibly gasp

[@Onigirli]

There was some appreciative giggling at Malfoy's line but Caesar's first word shut everyone up. It was almost comical how instantly everyone went silent. It was like a laugh track that instantly got cut off

[@mahmoodshuvo2787]

🏆

[@mickeymoo7315]

1:28 The Gorillas reaction is priceless 😂😂😂

[@xSyLv3sT3r]

Same at 1:37 😂😂

[@anildutt992]

She was like, I could speak then...

[@itstaetaeskookiesncreambit3014]

Aw man...I was too late

[@lyric6500]

You copied that from another comment.

[@danofsteel785]

His name's Buck.

[@user-tx5hf9zq2v]

Where I watched this in the cinema EVERYONE and I mean EVERYONE in that theater GASPED when he said no 🤣

[@Cadence733]

So iconic, one of the best scenes in the whole film.

[@kylecampbell565]

Caesar always hated forced references

[@jonkthelizardman5491]

XD

[@zdubdub5707]

That's why he put the toy Statue of Liberty down so quick in the earlier scene.

[@joaolucaslopes1961]

Kyle Campbell very good

[@RyansChannel0203]

Lmao true.

[@dumonga9594]

EDUARDO BALBUENA it’s not a reboot

[@StriderStryker]

1:17 Me: *laughs* 1:23 Me: *zips his mouth shut*

[@khledsingleton9063]

Just like the entire cinema

[@seif7428]

I like how in 1:16 the classic line from the 1968 movie is the first time apes heard a human speak. And then it's followed by the first time humans heard an ape speak.

[@ox1dyz961]

I got full body chills the first time i saw this scene

[@dinojav]

1:28 it was a that moment when the gorilla knew that Cesar was a leader to follow.

[@allisongreager5661]

My whole theatre went quiet after Caesar yelled "NO!" Before that we were all laughing at the "Dirty ape!" line. It's not as shocking here as seeing it in the movie, though.

[@Ty-ru1zh]

Same with my theater . Scared the crap out me.

[@marcelestengre3332]

Absolutely, the whole theatre was shocked at the same time

[@thejudiblushow]

in. y theatre nobody laughed at the dirty ape lone but when he yelled no the whole room collectively gasped and a few people said "o shit" lol

[@RobloxMusicMagic]

+Nene Sanders LOL SAME

[@redviper6805]

For the first time in my experience with theaters, there was a collective gasp from the audience then 5 seconds of total, deafening silence.

[@Syrastro]

Best moment of the entire reboot by far and will never be replicated

[@shawerful5209]

Planet of the apes is such a good franchise

[@subjectstigma2473]

Oh man... this scene always sends chills down my spine. No matter how many times I watch it, even when I know what's coming.

[@hazelgoodshepherd9315]

Me too! Especially that second "NO!" And the look of awe on Buck's face. It must be amazing to actually see someone with the mind and the will to finally stand up for your kind against an evil oppressor.

[@deondrebrown5872]

yeah but the guy wasn't evil just mean

[@KalleNoble]

Like the first thing you learn in philosophy is that good and evil are not actually subjective.

[@caelusprime5278]

SubjectStigma24 I know right?! No way can I watch this with a straight face.

[@ProfessorRex1995]

You are not alone

[@baldedcapey]

Imagine saying "No" to anyone that torturing you physically and mentally for years. The statement is so powerful that you don't need to say anymore words. It's all about standing your ground. Everyone needs to learn from this.

[@Absolutepower7]

Beautifully said 👍🏾

[@Neo-qo1fy]

Uhh, I think it's more so shocking because he is a literal Ape. I presume anyone under this torture would've said "no" a long time ago.

[@theworldofchris6736]

I forgot how good this movie was. I put it on last night and I got goosebumps

[@scottyessex7062]

Powerful moment dude

[@CRAZYGREGFILMS]

I remember when I was watching this is the theater, this was a big shock to a lot of people. I heard a lot of gasps, wows, and holy shits.

[@mafokengmemela8652]

CRAZY GREG FILMS nn

[@desperatemohammedantheworl5833]

Really? Caesar's first word is the most famous unseen part of the lore of the original five movies. I spent the entire film waiting for it to happen and wasn't disappointed when it did.

[@indo-venom5560]

When I get homework on the 1st day of school

[@PeterParker-ek4wi]

CRAZY GREG FILMS see, I think we all knew it was gonna happen. We were just shocked at how badass it was!

[@RSwizard101vids]

if you ever saw the original with Charleston Hesston it was a line used back in the 1968 film, when he is in a net, look up on here damn dirty ape on fandango

[@thegreentop5963]

When the teacher gives you homework the first day of school

[@jonkthelizardman5491]

LOL

[@J_dnnn]

more like giving homework on 6 week holiday

[@thegreentop5963]

James Smith teachers arent that evil........ wait......

[@hazzaka4236]

k

[@Marquez2077]

lmao

[@Xeon26]

This scene still gives me chills. Love the reboot trilogy!

[@ryankilpatrick7337]

I was so high when I saw this the first time lol. This was so epic for me.

[@KushPatil]

Still gives me chills even after watching this so many times!

[@papa.silver7804]

Kush Patil SAME!!!! I still get chills when he chants no with the evil look

[@bape7372]

Yeah these movies are so underrated

[@sudhanshum5091]

True

[@carlosboozer6017]

Look how far CGI has come. In the new movie Caesar and Maurice look so real..

[@TR8R]

Michael Scruggs You're goddamn right

[@Studio2770]

Saw War. Holy shit it's like their using real apes. I mean I was looking at each wrinkle and damn the realism is astounding.

[@thebrocialist8300]

Maurice Povich

[@sullivandmitry1416]

This is hands down one of the best origin films ever made.

[@user-sg2yt6nc1z]

Its amazing how well they trained these apes to act

[@Janky_04]

CGI

[@user-sg2yt6nc1z]

@@Janky_04 cgi indeed. Chimp Coreography Immaculate

[@Janky_04]

Yess

[@LatinaCreamQueen]

Seeing this in theaters was magical! The whole crowd audibly gasped and went flat out silent. It was one of the best collective movie moments I've experienced in theater.

[@Gr33nbayfreak187]

I remember I laughed and was shocked at the same time haha 😂😂

[@laundryroom9002]

BOT

[@xvirusvibez2929]

I wish I could go to the theater for the first time and hear the sheer power yet silence of that golden "NO!!!!!"

[@N1ghtstar4]

One of the Top 10 most iconic movie scenes of all time

[@JoshuaAndres]

That "NO" is when the age of man died, and the age of MONKE begins

[@rafaelarcas942]

They are APE, for devil’s sake.

[@alexandercastillo9315]

@@rafaelarcas942 r/woosh

[@thedoctorofcringe05]

@@alexandercastillo9315 no u

[@Antonio-fj5gs]

Caesar spoke the truth with that NO, NO he will not be mistreated or humiliated for being a Monke, NO he will not take this mistreatment anymore and of course NO he will not take his hands of him Long Live Monke.

[@philipgood5041]

Monke together strong.

[@RikXtreme4]

I remember when I was at the cinema and people were chattering and giggling. But the moment Caesar spoke, everyone went silent.