Rise of the Planet of the Apes is SO GOOD 😳 FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@noah_ncl0223]

Andy Serkis is a great actor. His performance for Caesar proves us all his talent.

[@paneledmeteor33]

Should’ve won an Oscar

[@noah_ncl0223]

@@paneledmeteor33 You’re goddamn right 😅

[@K7CG2004]

Girl, u ain’t gonna believe wow silence the theater was after Caesar yelled, NO!” It still gives me goosebumps!

[@christophercurtis4131]

I cannot wait to see your reactions to the second and third films in this trilogy. Andy Serkis is truly amazing in bringing Caesar to life. If I may recommend, the original from 1968 is a true classic and there are a lot of references in this trilogy to the original. I was not born until three years after the 1968 film, but I grew up watching The Planet Of The Apes. All five films, the TV series and the animated series. They were all a big part of my childhood. But these three films definitely pack a bigger emotional punch. They get you right in the feels.

[@solongdentahlplaan7975]

Yeah, those ratings are bupkiss. Sure, they weren't perfect; but I enjoyed all three well enough.

[@joshuawells835]

The original Planet of the Apes films are iconic classics and pillars of science fiction. They deal with many themes that are still relevant today. Overall, the original premise was "What if Humans were the animals and the other Great Ape species were the dominant species, with horses and guns?" There's also the Tim Burton film.

[@shallowgal462]

Of course you were expected to recognize Caesar's next-door neighbor, an airline pilot traveling the world, who got the disease from the lab assistant sneezing on him, and helped spread it across the globe. I hope you'll watch the classic original films from 1968 to 1973. The first film is iconic, but they're all worth watching. My favorite is the third film of the five (second sequel), Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1972).

[@thedink5]

Vintage Sci-Fi Edition: "Soylent Green" (1973) "Logan's Run" (1976) "The Omega Man" (1971)

[@timecapsule.]

34:45 "Everyone keeps living in peace" If only you knew...

[@tomvan1271]

This movie was THE best experience I’ve had seeing a movie theatrically

[@ghxstTrap54]

I still remember seeing Dawn in theatres, I just remember we went to a theatre where the seat kicks back and fourth based off what’s happening and I remember that shit shaking my seat when Caesar and koba were fighting the first time

[@clonexx]

I watched my father in law die from atypical Alzheimer’s. It’s such an insidious disease. My wife’s heart broke the day her own father didn’t know who she was, the man she’d been closest to for her entire life until we met. It was so difficult to watch, both the family’s pain and to see such an intelligent, funny man be reduced to nothing, until his brain forgot how to breathe and he died. It’s something I wouldn’t wish on any person or family.

[@hostel8207]

In this film, one of the most legendary "NOOO" is pronounced in the history of cinema.

[@chriskelly3481]

This Planet of the apes reboot trilogy actually sneakily became one of THE best cinematic trilogies of all.

[@19nzinga]

Caesar was punished for doing something that any human would do…protect someone they love. I felt so bad for Caesar.

[@19nzinga]

You had some really good facial expressions today! 😂😂 So cute.

[@thevideoends617]

People get thrown in jail for years, or decades without ever going to court, to decide if they're guilty/innocent

[@roybiggs7239]

The airline pilot was the neighbor Franklin coughed on.

[@solongdentahlplaan7975]

"Cesar IS home." always makes me emotional.

[@casualbeys]

Hey Blue what was that fire song at 26:13? Damn it was so apt with your reaction, on point!

[@martinbraun1211]

Please give the STAR TREK franchise a chance.

[@rickyd-lux9067]

8:55 That's just something that apes do. She knows apes.

[@mr.vesper5659]

Hey, I feel you. I'm off work, and all I wanna do is just chill, have a strong drink, and watch this. So cheers, everyone 🍻

[@MatthewStephensAU]

The power of this movie is that there's no real villain. There are idiots and scumbags, but nobody with an evil plan. Everyone does what seems best to them.

[@shannyd1]

Caesar needs no anger management hes still an animal and intelligent loving son who got protective of his grandpa (the poking of the chest was seen as a threat) Caesar is such an amazing character, I've always been a big animal lover, especially apes. Even more so after this trilogy. Caesar is so compassionate & understanding, even after all he's suffered. Caesar as a leader puts most human leaders of today, to shame. Caesar definitely wanted to go home too, u can see how hard it was for him to reject will. He put his fellow apes first. Not sure if u realised that Caesar also made himself even smarter as he was born with the 1:12 but also inhaled the 1:13 while making his fellow apes smart. Caesar has no desire to take over the planet, he knows not all humans are bad. He just wants freedom for apes.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I've seen the Tim Burton Planet of the apes with Mark Wahlberg, but I haven't sat through the original ones from the 60's & 70's; however I seem to remember that even those ones didn't really go into visual detail about the Origin of the Apes. They seemed to all be set thousands of years after the apes have already evolved and have their own civilization. Also Fun Fact: it's well know about the Planet of the Apes lore that when Ceaser yells NO!!!! it becomes THE pivotal moment in Ape culture. It is even incorporated into their own history as a catalyst for their becoming a full blown society.

[@nsasupporter7557]

The movies from the 60s are the originals. The Tim Burton movie was a remake and these movies she’s watching are the prequels

[@patrickcromwell7554]

@@nsasupporter7557 Umm, I know. Are you telling me because you think I don't know that?? I don't get it. What's your reasoning here?

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@patrickcromwell7554 I thought you might’ve known. I should’ve said that 👍

[@jackcoleman1784]

The movies do go into detail about the origin of the apes it's just a little far fetched science wise. In the not too distant future a plague wipes out all forms of house pets. Humans start keeping apes as housepets to replace their lost companions. However this quickly transitions to slavery for the apes and the apes begin to rapidly evolve. Caesar being the child of Cornelius and Zera who travel back in time from the future takes it upon himself to liberate the apes and lead them to freedom. He overthrows the humans and apes become the dominant species in society. Humans retaliate with nuclear weapons and much of the world is left irradiated. Caesar is known thousands of years later in the first Planet Of The Apes film simply as "the lawgiver" as his name has been lost to time and he has become a religious figure. The use of the word "no" in this film is actually a callback to IIRC Battle Of The Planet Of The Apes where you get to see Caesars liberation. When the apes are enslaved they are chastised any time they don't correctly follow orders by having the word "no" yelled at them. After Caesar overthrows humans and tries to create a society where humans and apes live together one of the laws he institutes is that no human shall ever say "no" to an ape ever again. It is a forbidden word for humans as far as apes are concerned. As time goes on eventually the humans essentially devolve societally as a result of no longer being the dominant species on the planet and a societal split with the now intelligent apes. Humans lose access to basic technology and even language and become a subservient hunted species to the apes who now rule what's left of the planet. The apes justify their subjugation of humans using their religion which is loosely based on the retelling of the real exploits of Caesar over thousands of years and has now become over characterized and overly symbolic as tends to happen with religion. This prequel trilogy essentially retcons the original origin story for Planet Of The Apes that the original sequels established. The original story was a bit more sci Fi with things such as time travel.

[@cjh5801]

Oh, Blue, what a great reaction to a truly fine movie. The 1968 original is still my favorite, but I’m an old guy so what do I know? I’d recommend that you watch the rest of this trilogy then the 1968 original. Check out the sequels to the first film if you’re still interested, but this trilogy is best thought of as an alternate version of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th (and final) films in the original sequence. Enjoy your journey and stay sweet.

[@msmilie]

Trixy, I hope you will give the original films a chance. While this reboot trilogy certainly exceeded my expectations as a long-time Apes fan, nothing can surpass the originals. The first film is a science fiction classic, and the sequels, while not up to the standard of the first film, all have something to recommend them.

[@Chris-dp2jj]

the first one, yeah, for sure. dont make her watch all 3

[@mwroach1251]

​@@Chris-dp2jjthere are 5 original films. Planet of the Apes, Beneath the Planet of the Apes, Escape from the Planet of the Apes, Conquest of the Planet of the Apes and Battle for the Planet of the Apes. And the Rise/Dawn/War trilogy pays homage to all 5 of the original films. While it's not necessary to watch them in order to enjoy the trilogy, it is quite fun pointing out all the Easter eggs that relate to the OG franchise.

[@balladofsinoda]

Lmao the reboots are DEFINITELY better my friend

[@GeneralRection1997]

Yeah I think nostalgia is getting you too hard. While the original film was good, it does not even come close to the heights this trilogy has made. Literally the best trilogy of films since LOTR.

[@knightfallprotocol]

"Caesar would NEVER hurt anyone" 👀

[@i-kia8220]

Omg, this trilogy is GOLD ✨ Hoping you’ll react to the second one soon!! 💯

[@blaster-vv8so]

This movie gives so much respect to the first one with Easter eggs and references to the original. We never talk about the Tim burton planet of the apes

[@marqmorningstar]

The original Planet of The Apes movies are great classics and many movies and tv shows paid tributes to them. It is my belief they are low just from the young movie viewers who don't like true classic movies because there is no CGI effects and had story lines that did not focus of fightings and over the top effects to grab attention. I've actually heard people say they didn't like it solely for the lack of modern CGI.

[@smavtmb2196]

Fun reaction The moment Ceasar (Yells No) speaking for the first time gives me goosebumps. This new rebooted Planet of the Apes franchise is very good and surprisingly every film is fantastic. The CGI is very good in this movie, and the ground breaking CGI effects get incredibly more realistic with each film in this franchise. Eventually you almost forget the Apes are CGI because they look and behave so believable/realistic. Looking forward to your reaction to Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. As for the older films: Only the orginal 1968 Planet of the Apes has a good rating and is worth watching. There was a reboot in 2001 and it had a couple good moments, but felt off somehow and wasn't well received.

[@tarablack3309]

The original movie with Charlton Heston is definitely worth watching and imho is the best.

[@xaviperez26]

It has to be seen before the new triolgy. Same as Star Wars three trilogies. There is no sense of watching in any other way than the realese order. Specially if you have no previous spoiler.

[@62salv]

The 1968 movie is unbeatable......sadly cheap script writers ruined a great opportunity for "Beneath" which should have ended there!

[@xaviperez26]

@@62salv Some say the very last scene it could be the most powerful message in Hollywood history. I agree. Take it from the perspective of the Cold War era. But still nowadays. Others say is the best or one of the best endings. I agree too. It has been refferenced since then to this days.

[@tomyoung9049]

Was afraid you missed the end scene. The 113 is like you said "not good" for humans but empowers apes. Kind of wish anyone wanting to take on this would at least watch the first with Charlton Heston. There are several in that series. The first is awesome the have good/bad points Look forward to you seeing the rest of the trilogy. ,🐵

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

The guy at the end was the neighbor who got got sneezed on. He's a pilot and just went to fly being infected. Thus spreading it around the world.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

This film stands well enough on its own but it is very much a prequel to the original 1960s and 70s Planet of the Apes films. You should really watch the original one to get the whole experience

[@spyklej4910]

Indeed, there are nods to the originals. Which I have watched all of them

[@fmvchanel670]

One of the best trilogi i've ever watch

[@kevinloftice7805]

In the animal kingdom species such as apes are led by the strongest members

[@Logan-ed4pu]

I think the imdb and rotten tomatoes ratings for the original movies are rather unfair. They were big enough hits to attempt a remake in 2001 (that one wasn't good), and then again in 2011 lol. They weren't bad. Just old, so the visual and audio quality is lacking. Also, appreciation comment for Andy Serkis. Dude played Caesar, Gollum, King Kong, Supreme Leader Snoke in Star Wars, Ulysses Klaue in the MCU, and Alfred Pennyworth in the 2022 Batman movie. His depth and range is incredible.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Another Fun fact: The neighbor is played by Canadian actor David Hewlett, who is most famous for having played Dr. Rodney McKay on Stargate: Atlantis and also a couple of episodes of SG-1

[@thevideoends617]

The sick guy who died sneezed on the piolet.

[@dimitrijohnson6240]

You are going to love this trilogy, please do tell Magic Magy and her friend to watch this trilogy as well.

[@MusicalZombie]

The censor sounds are very loud and not always distinguishable from movie sounds

[@patrickcromwell7554]

The pilot at the end Trixy, was Will's angry neighbor. He was around Ceasar and therefore became infected with the ALZ-112 virus.

[@erickvoshel1]

Hello Trixy Blue, So glad you enjoyed this film. The next two films "Dawn" & "War" are even better. You should know that there is another "Planet of the Apes" slated to come out in late May of next year called "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes." It will be a sequel to this trilogy. I also strongly recommend that you watch the first five movies in the "Planet of the Apes" franchise which starred Charlton Heston & Roddy McDowell. They were released from 1968 to 1973. This franchise explores religious, social & political themes while still managing to be wildly fun & entertaining at the same time.

[@LoopLife42]

Getting a court date can be 90+ days for humans and if you dont get bail your stuck in jail until then.

[@johnpooky84]

Your hair looks wonderful, so, not a "bad hair day" 😊

[@iggystompbarnyard]

the original Planet of the Apes is amazing. Don't sleep on that. Same with Conquest for Planet of the Apes (the fourth one)

[@chriscoombes6751]

Great reaction Trixie! - love this film & the moment I saw the thumbnail I knew EXACTLY what moment caused that shock face!! 🤣🤣 One of those rare trilogies where each film is not only fantastic, but each improves on the last & now you've started, you're legally obliged to watch them all! 😆

[@MKF30]

I love your hair like that looks hot!😊 😁Nice reaction too this reboot was much better than the originals imo.

[@CrazeeAdam]

As a complete trilogy this is the best!! These three. But the original Charelton Heston movie from like the 80s IS a great film. If after these 3 Andy Serkis/Matt Reeves films, you want some more films from the series would highly recommend the original Planet of the Apes

[@the7ghost1]

the original is from 1968....just saying

[@johnrob3215]

Charleton Heston was the Harrison Ford of his time.

[@alisonscott1469]

hi and thankyou for watching my fave movie trilogy of all time. if you think rise is good the next two are even better. i hope you’ll reaction to the next two of this trilogy dawn of the planet of the apes and war for the planet of the apes. I look forward to your reaction to the next film in this trilogy Dawn of the planet of the apes. I love Ceasar Andy Serkis who played him deserves so many awards. This trilogy is very underrated and criminally unappreciated. I’m sure you’ll love it. you have a new sub for reacting to rise. Thankyou again and take care 😘

[@nathanjacobus3577]

Great choice of a series! Love the reaction and looking forward to seeing you experience the rest of the films! 😊

[@Scott-gjc]

Don't worry you always look great in my opinion. I liked you drinking water sound effect. The nickname of the chimp bright eyes was a call back to the original first ever movie

[@rickyd-lux9067]

The first Planet of the Apes is really good. It's arguably the best one. It's considered a sci-fi classic by most. Then there was a bunch of bad ones, and then this trilogy was really good.

[@joebloggs396]

The 68 is a great classic. Beneath while not as good is still very worth viewing for the story and fantasy.

[@Gothguy1961]

Exactly!!!

[@EchelonDnB]

The reboot trilogy is absolutely superb! I would have liked to see them stick a little closer to the original films (storyline) but these films are there own entity and superb in their own right with each one improving on the previous.

[@botz77]

The sequels are even better.

[@moreno15266]

YES!! I am happy you reacted to this amazing movie. Great cast and plot. I cannot wait for you to react to the other 2 films soon. Love you Trixy Blue 🩵💙🩵💙

[@Shawn_Dark_Heart]

Rise of the planet of the apes My Personal fav Movie. one of the best movies I've ever seen in my life, “hand on heart” I've seen this movie about 30 times I love the plot seen and how every time music plays my heart starts racing with joy. This movie shaped me as a person the way Caesar reacts and interacts with certain things its perfect the storyline is top notch and as i re watched it. over and over i noticed how much detail and effort and thought went in to making this masterpiece All the characters were fit in so nicely whoever made this movie changed my life and i am forever grateful.

[@nsasupporter7557]

It’s the only one of the prequels that I saw… I didn’t see “Dawn” or “War.” Particularly because I’m so sick of prequels, sequels, remakes and reboots

[@manuelvarela6698]

Since saw this movie you gotta see the other 2 movies

[@TurningoffyourGaslights]

If you want to really appreciate Planet of the Apes, see the first one from 1968. These later remakes don't cut it.

[@williamthran8325]

The originals consist of Five films and focused on the politics of the time that they were made. Back when acting and music-score made the movie good--not CGI!

[@sethrickard2154]

The mean blonde guy is Draco Malfoy

[@Djimmmi]

What a beautiful ape! She's watching a great movie too.

[@daniellanctot6548]

You know, when anyone gets ask what is the best movie franchise that managed to ha each movie be just as good as the original, many people will quote the original Star Wars Trilogy or Back to the Future or the Dark Knight trilogy and many more, but really when one looks at it objectively, none of them come close to the consistency of the Andy Serkis Planet of the Apes franchise: The writing, the acting, the storytelling, the attention to details, etc. are all as close to a 10/10 as can be; and I don’t think they get as much recognition as they deserve!

[@nickyork7880]

I'm pretty sure bath salts makes you not self aware, not to mention cannibalistic

[@joebloggs396]

Planet of the Apes 1968 Rotten Tomatoes. 87%. 88% Imbd 8/10 Letterboxd 4/5 Metacritic 79 8.1 Until Star Wars came along it probably had the biggest merchandising and spinoffs.

[@lord_haven1114]

The thumbnail face I picture when looking at your OF. Haha

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

35:14 The guy was the neighbor had to apparently got sick after getting sneezed on so it’s now contagious.

[@roybiggs7239]

Recommend you react to the original series to decide for yourself. It has a very good rating on Rotten Tomatoes and the Audience. At least the first one does.

[@jimmcmahon0720]

I'd like to see you react to the movie John Carter. I movie kind of did the same thing as Alita battle angel because it didn't succeed at the box office but it's actually a really good science fiction movie.

[@DaddyDoggAbbott]

The actor that plays Caesar is actually the same guy that does Gollum from Lord of the Rings

[@picks_1993]

6:13 Great! I’m in love again. 😍

[@Devoureroc_gaming]

I love your edits to cover the swear words, they make me laugh a lot... love u little kisses mi Reina

[@davidsalinas1628]

So bored at work thank you for posting something to watch. P.S your beautiful even with a bad hair day.❤

[@zenicehero9154]

Rise of the Planet of Apes is def a great Version But my favorite is 2001 Tim Burton's Version with Mark Walberg besides the Game Version

[@paneledmeteor33]

lol glad somebody likes Tim Burtons take on it

[@herodaresfire4512]

Of the original five, they're all good. I really like PotA and Escape. The Wahlberg one kinda sucked. These three are all good.

[@lilchief1117]

Trixy! When do we get Dawn of the Planet of the Apes reaction? 😭

[@joshuavanderzee1786]

They are not coming anymore that is obvious :-)

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

I don't think the cgi could have been done better, & fur must be one of the toughest challenges. I,m not sure the cgi was better in the sequels just done slightly Differently, this is on a level with 2005 KING KONG

[@ENIGMA0915]

Honestly he's already a monkey so I don't know if you can give a person monkey powers. This is actually a great trilogy.

[@jackcoleman1784]

They're apes not monkeys. Specifically great apes. Apes are immensely more intelligent than monkeys and they don't have tails whereas monkeys do.

[@rickyd-lux9067]

Apes are more similar to humans than monkeys.

[@Jimmyp936]

Love your reaction can’t wait for the next 1 and there is nothing wrong with u. ❤❤❤

[@patrickcromwell7554]

I can sympathize completely with Will's Father. He KNOWS that eventually the drug will wear off and he doesn't want to experience THAT moment of realizing that his mind is slipping away after having it all back again. It's too cruel.

[@ZmansEdits]

Waiting for the No Time To Die reaction

[@SpeechlessComedian]

Really loved this movie Haha, I reckon zoos though shouldn’t be banned, like it depends on what kind of zoo it is, and if they know how to treat the animals, like zoos are the reason why some animals haven’t gone extinct yet lol, because they saved them and raised them and then released them back, but I know there are some zoos that are just prisons to animals and they should be banned Haha

[@atty61]

I'm in total agreement with you. I love it when Homo Sapiens gets defeated. Can't happen soon enough. I'm already looking forward to seeing you react to the next two movies. They are super fun!

[@TheRealRodent]

Strongest trilogy of modern times... looking forward to you watching the next two :) Edit: Your hair is fine. Rough and ready is a good look ;)

[@crispinravlin4256]

15:45 your right, it’s called the ability to be unpersoned

[@rodrigoandressanchez6725]

Blue 😊 execellent movie

[@troygarrett3497]

One of my favorite trilogy’s

[@ginoborrero2222]

NOOO!!!! 😳🤯

[@elodie2404]

Hi Trixy I don't understand, why, if you like the first part of the saga, you didn't make a video for the two other parts ("Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes" and "War For The Planet Of The Apes")... Do you plan to do it someday or not ? 😧

[@AmericanWolf40]

I don't care what anyone says, Tom Felton is an awesome actor. The fact that people don't like him because of the hateable characters he plays just proves that.

[@Living_with_Narcissists]

Trixy keeps getting shocked by the lack of legal procedure in the movie, but it takes place in america, and they represented our laws pretty accurately. Animals are considered property, there is no federal requirement to consider their well-being in a court of law, but has property they're rightful ownership, outside of whether they are a danger or not is important. And you're shocked by 30 days for an apeal? Our right to a fair trial has always been left to interpretation for judges. There's a Guy in Texas that's still in prison after 9 years, no trial, no hearing, and the only evidence to be released about his case points to his innocence.

[@druidvandroy3272]

Trixie.. what are you drinking??

[@RyansChannel0203]

You have beautiful eyes, Trixy. ❤

[@CrimsonGhost269]

Cool hair! 😎

[@cliveklg7739]

'get a lawyer' Umm you'd be surprised how many have to wait for their court date even with a lawyer for much longer. And as far as Zoo's should be banned, you need to see some of the top Zoo's in the U.S. before making that judgement. Their network as all but are all but keeping some animals from going extinct. Don't judge all zoos by the few you have seen.

[@mariodixon_0047]

Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@jeszve]

saludos desde Venezuela trixy

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Well think about the situation for one second. He suddenly BELIEVES everyone is LYING to him about everything he knows and his nurse is patronizing him without so much as being soft about it. He KNOWS things are not the way he left them AND he doesn't know why AND he knows he's confused, but he can't remember WHY; he gets frustrated and rather than talk to him to calm him down the nurse just says let's get you your medicine. He doesn't WANT medication he wants reassurance and comfort. THIS is the big LIE that Psychiatric institutions and pharmaceutical companies HIDE from the public. rather than actually help people deal with their issues, they just "medicate" them until their minds are so jumbled that even when they aren't medicated they act confused and agitated, which THEN makes the doctors medicate them even more. people are no longer given the freedom and right to express their frustrations which is WAY MORE healthy for their mental state than medication.

[@jackcoleman1784]

As someone that actually has and struggles with mental illness please keep your opinions to yourself because you don't know what you're talking about.

[@P.Ness.]

Bad hair day or not you still look absoloutly beautiful sweetheart xoxoxo ❤