It makes me wonder if Andy had any say in casting woody as carnage for the end credit scene of venom.. Like did Andy know he was directing the sequel at that point? Would make sense he wanted to work with him again
I really wish writers would stop killing his characters' sons 😢 He's great portraying extreme grief, but I just want him to play a happy father one time 😅
The colonel steals the movie for me. Not just Woody Harrelson's great acting but how they wrote the character. He doesn't hate the apes. He even acknowledges the simian flu is sciences fault for abusing the laws of nature. He's just trying to keep the last of humanity going no matter how horrible the choices are.
They weren’t kidding when he said this was our last stand. If the new film’s trailers were anything to ascertain, Humanity has regressed back to the Stone Age.
The humans in Rise were already in the Stone Age but had inherited technology from their ancestors! Failing to quarantine a scientist that’s coughing up blood, sending mounted officers to beat apes with nightsticks when they should’ve just shot them, fighting the apes on a bridge, where they have the advantage over humans, taking orders from an inexperienced CEO when you’re a police chief, starting a pointless war with apes when humanity is already on the brink of extinction, giving Army commands to insane Woody Harrelson’s and sacrificing their entire army to put down a single mutiny; it’s a miracle that these humans survived this long with their cacophony of terrible ideas and tactics!
Notice Nova lost her speech but she still retained higher brain function how else did she learn/understand sign. Nova's caretaker (dad?) was still able to talk and presumable he was around her when she was sick. So taking this information, it's why when the colonel ops to have ceasar kill him it's bc he realized he still had his higher brain function and he had killed his son in vain. He just couldn't verbally speak.
I think that maybe they were just the last two left from their group. Nova didnt react at all when she saw he was dead but she was very emotional when Luka died. The movie was so well written I doubt they would have written something that made so little sense. Thats just what i took from it.
@@BohoAstronaut you say that but also the whole battle scene looked like something out of GIJOE. It was pretty funny watching them send every last soldier in a big blob straight towards the killzone of a heavily defended helms deep style base. I guess there were ZERO pieces of artillery or missiles left in existence. and zero commanders left with any strategic abilities.
As a young USMC recruit in Parris Island, circa 1985, we learned that as a part of evening prayers and carried it thru the fleet. I believe it was to instill memento mori, an acceptance of death as inevitable and part of life. Not just the enemies, but also our own. 0311 3/6
I like how the ending of the film with Caesar is similar to how the story of Moses ended-the leader leads his people through strife to a promised land of safety but cannot enter said promised land. Something I enjoyed when i saw it which made me enjoy it more
Indeed the huge avalanche being like the red sea coming down on all of Pharaoh's soldiers (enemy army in this case) too. I think it was also a reference to Charlton Heston who played Moses too. (Isn't there a clip of that shown in the first movie with the parting of the Red Sea?)
13:36 he isn’t actually Nova’s father but rather a caretaker who looked after the young girl. The reason Nova didn’t have much a reaction when seeing his dead body was because they never formed a strong bond.
I dont think that man was meant to be Nova's father. I think the two of them were just the last ones left in their group. If he was her father she would have reacted much more (actually she barely reacted at all). She was very upset when Luka was killed so it makes no sense she would more emotional over that than she was over her father being shot by them right in front of her.
I’ve been checking all week to see if you’ve uploaded, made my day bro 👌 I was just going to bed and now must watch this! Did you see Blink 182? I saw them this week, they were excellent 🎉
Absolutely fantastic work, excellent analogy of the story line and background of the characters. I just love the research you put into all of your videos and how eloquently you narrate them 🫶
Can i be honest, Nova's actress speaking caught off guard. I don't think I have ever seen her in any other roles besides Nova in war that it surprised me to hear her speak
It's challenging to get too emotionally invested in a film series when you know where it's going. If they continue beyond the point of the original series of films, maybe there could be something genuinely worth buying into.
As good as the new film looks, it's not gonna be on the level as the Caesar trilogy they just took everybody by surprise with the incredible storytelling, acting and special effects.
I was an 11 year old when I had my tonsils taken out and was stuck in bed with my dads movie's.. every single planet of the apes was watched ten times over 😂
Hi Niyat! I’ve been watching your content for a long time and I was wondering if you can cover a movie that is super underrated and not on many people’s radar. This movie is called “Trench 11” (2017). It’s a horror/war movie that takes place in WW1. It’s about a group of Allied soldiers are sent to investigate a secret German bunker and discover the horrors that lay beneath it. Please I really think you’re gonna enjoy this movie and make a video about it. Thank you!!!
@@ajsekeroh wow. I didn't realize the time gap was gonna be that far. When I first seen the trailer I thought the main character was gonna be Caesars son Cornelius and that girl he was trying to save was Nova but I looked at the cast and it said his name is Noa I think?
I can't wait to see this movie. However, I've always wondered what the wild apes in Africa and other Eastern countries were doing. Their interaction with other animals that were near the top of the food chain.
I cannot wait to see kingdom of the planet of the apes To see how the story Will continue 300 years after the events of war for the planet of the apes.
I saw the original film in the 70s as a kid, i'm now nearly 57 and cannot wait for Kingdom
Saturday and Sunday afternoon TV 📺
Class of '86! ✌🏻😎
Woody Harrelson is like that one glove that fits everybody when it comes to the roles he's in
I love the guy 😂
I'll watch anything he's in. He's so good. His real life story is just as wild
Great analogy 👌
Couldn’t agree more with you here
It makes me wonder if Andy had any say in casting woody as carnage for the end credit scene of venom.. Like did Andy know he was directing the sequel at that point? Would make sense he wanted to work with him again
I really wish writers would stop killing his characters' sons 😢
He's great portraying extreme grief, but I just want him to play a happy father one time 😅
The colonel steals the movie for me. Not just Woody Harrelson's great acting but how they wrote the character.
He doesn't hate the apes. He even acknowledges the simian flu is sciences fault for abusing the laws of nature. He's just trying to keep the last of humanity going no matter how horrible the choices are.
Wat brings out the bad guy in us all
You are talking straight facts here
Right right right.
@@andu1854The way to hell is plastered with good intentions...
He's a man of principle. Even offing himself to stop the spread.
Truly think Andy Serkis should’ve been nominated for his work as Caesar.
Nice pic option, making me want to revisit B5
Should of been nominated back during Lord of The Rings.
I'm gobsmacked that Andy hasn't _won_ an Oscar, Golden Globe, everything! He's a beast of an actor.
They weren’t kidding when he said this was our last stand. If the new film’s trailers were anything to ascertain, Humanity has regressed back to the Stone Age.
Are you referring to just the films or real life?
The humans in Rise were already in the Stone Age but had inherited technology from their ancestors! Failing to quarantine a scientist that’s coughing up blood, sending mounted officers to beat apes with nightsticks when they should’ve just shot them, fighting the apes on a bridge, where they have the advantage over humans, taking orders from an inexperienced CEO when you’re a police chief, starting a pointless war with apes when humanity is already on the brink of extinction, giving Army commands to insane Woody Harrelson’s and sacrificing their entire army to put down a single mutiny; it’s a miracle that these humans survived this long with their cacophony of terrible ideas and tactics!
@@loveyourself1803 Film, im certain the way of our living today is not the same in the stone age, so no.
Notice Nova lost her speech but she still retained higher brain function how else did she learn/understand sign. Nova's caretaker (dad?) was still able to talk and presumable he was around her when she was sick. So taking this information, it's why when the colonel ops to have ceasar kill him it's bc he realized he still had his higher brain function and he had killed his son in vain. He just couldn't verbally speak.
I think that maybe they were just the last two left from their group. Nova didnt react at all when she saw he was dead but she was very emotional when Luka died. The movie was so well written I doubt they would have written something that made so little sense. Thats just what i took from it.
@@BohoAstronaut you say that but also the whole battle scene looked like something out of GIJOE. It was pretty funny watching them send every last soldier in a big blob straight towards the killzone of a heavily defended helms deep style base. I guess there were ZERO pieces of artillery or missiles left in existence. and zero commanders left with any strategic abilities.
@@cumobama1398 correct this is the last of the US military they did the best with what little was left.
@@birdman6427They had twelve Apaches, several MLRS’s and a dozen Abrams tanks but no tacticians?!
@@IsaiahRichards692 correct these are mostly just soliders follow orders their whole life with their superiors dead they just charge the base.
The world they built in this film was just so good
The “blood makes the grass grow” chant the soldiers make is one of the most badass things captured on film…
As a young USMC recruit in Parris Island, circa 1985, we learned that as a part of evening prayers and carried it thru the fleet. I believe it was to instill memento mori, an acceptance of death as inevitable and part of life. Not just the enemies, but also our own. 0311 3/6
Marines waste their training on stupid brainwashing.
I’m excited for the 4th movie, ready to see how they play out a movie without Caesar.
I like how the ending of the film with Caesar is similar to how the story of Moses ended-the leader leads his people through strife to a promised land of safety but cannot enter said promised land. Something I enjoyed when i saw it which made me enjoy it more
Indeed the huge avalanche being like the red sea coming down on all of Pharaoh's soldiers (enemy army in this case) too. I think it was also a reference to Charlton Heston who played Moses too. (Isn't there a clip of that shown in the first movie with the parting of the Red Sea?)
@@Cadence733 there is.
"Distracting the guard with a mischievous act"
Odd way of saying "Getting a glob of shit thrown at you"
Everyone needs a Maurice in their life.
A review on the OG Planet of the Apes would be awesome.
Ditto!
Matt Reeves really knows how to direct a great Hollywood blockbuster.
Seeing Dawn and War in the Cinema was one of the best theater experiences I’ve ever had
My parents and I saw this in the theater and we loved it!
13:36 he isn’t actually Nova’s father but rather a caretaker who looked after the young girl. The reason Nova didn’t have much a reaction when seeing his dead body was because they never formed a strong bond.
I’m definitely gonna rewatch this trilogy before the new movie comes out.
A modern masterpiece!
Agreed !
From your comment, c.2min in - YES PLEASE!!
I would love for you guys to cover the ORIGINAL POTA series
I dont think that man was meant to be Nova's father. I think the two of them were just the last ones left in their group. If he was her father she would have reacted much more (actually she barely reacted at all). She was very upset when Luka was killed so it makes no sense she would more emotional over that than she was over her father being shot by them right in front of her.
I’ve been checking all week to see if you’ve uploaded, made my day bro 👌
I was just going to bed and now must watch this!
Did you see Blink 182? I saw them this week, they were excellent 🎉
Absolutely fantastic work, excellent analogy of the story line and background of the characters. I just love the research you put into all of your videos and how eloquently you narrate them 🫶
Another vote for you to cover the OG film with Charleston Heston!
Can i be honest, Nova's actress speaking caught off guard. I don't think I have ever seen her in any other roles besides Nova in war that it surprised me to hear her speak
Stalin was named Koba by his inner circle
Hell yeah! The OG apes go from amazing to just such a sad gasp at the end.
Maurice Luca and rocket are real ones 😤💯🔥
It's challenging to get too emotionally invested in a film series when you know where it's going. If they continue beyond the point of the original series of films, maybe there could be something genuinely worth buying into.
This review puts the biggest smile on my face happy Saturday can’t wait to see kingdom of the planet of the apes
Objectively great movie. It's just a bit difficult for me to watch humanity lose 😅
1:52 yes to the originals - I'd love to hear your take on them 👍
Who you refer to as Maurice, is the ape I happen to know as the gangster of love.
The best trilogy of all time, imo.
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The first 5 movies are so great! Please do vids on them!!
I see, i click, i thank you
I was stationed at JBLM (fort Lewis Wa) and all the shoulder patches are from that base so I have a fondness for this movie
As good as the new film looks, it's not gonna be on the level as the Caesar trilogy they just took everybody by surprise with the incredible storytelling, acting and special effects.
That was a great one my man!!!
Yes, you should cover the old movies please.
I would love to see the original films covered
Would be nice to see your take on the original movies before the new movie.
I'd love to see your take on the original Planet of the Apes series!
Please do all the original movies as well as the TV series, great work on the reboots BTW
I recommend reading The war of the planet apes the four issue comics for more background!!
Hey Niyat if you are taking requests can you cover Ark released in 2005? If not then that’s okay.
Maurice was my absolute favorite character of the trilogy
The fact that the new main chimp isn’t *Cornelius* kinda diminishes my interest
It would be great if you covered the original movies. This was an amazing reboot, and to see how it all started will be great to see.
You should definitely do all the other planet of the apes movies, also do Mystery Men
Hey again Niat! I have a question.
Will you be covering the movie Dune Part 2, anytime soon?
I can’t wait for what Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes has in store for us.
A cage
Am i the only one who thinks that Matt Reeves used Nazi/ holocaust imagery to showcase the hardship of how the apes were treated by humanity?
Woody Harrelson did good job playing as Ruthless Colonel
Please do the originals also!!!
Would love to see the classic Planet of the Apes movies explored.
Please do a vid on the OG Planet of the Apes. Charleston Heston was amazing in it.
I would love to see coverage of all the films
and TV shows if you have time
Yes!! Please do the original films as well!! 😊
I think a cool twist could have been the army that appears at the end take their masks off to reveal apes
I was an 11 year old when I had my tonsils taken out and was stuck in bed with my dads movie's.. every single planet of the apes was watched ten times over 😂
If it’s a sci fi movie, we’d love you to do it
PLEASEEEEE do the Charlton Heston movie🔥💗
Yes cover the old ones up to the upcoming new release
i need you to cover the originals, the mark wahlberg version, and the differences and tie ins to all the universes
Hi Niyat! I’ve been watching your content for a long time and I was wondering if you can cover a movie that is super underrated and not on many people’s radar.
This movie is called “Trench 11” (2017). It’s a horror/war movie that takes place in WW1.
It’s about a group of Allied soldiers are sent to investigate a secret German bunker and discover the horrors that lay beneath it.
Please I really think you’re gonna enjoy this movie and make a video about it.
Thank you!!!
we want you to do one for the original series!!!! we want, we want!
Yes please do the older movies
I really hope that the new movie is a continuation of this one in the future some time and not a reboot cause I really loved this trilogy
I believe it’s set 300 years after war
@@ajsekeroh wow. I didn't realize the time gap was gonna be that far. When I first seen the trailer I thought the main character was gonna be Caesars son Cornelius and that girl he was trying to save was Nova but I looked at the cast and it said his name is Noa I think?
A breakdown of the Originals would be great!
One of my favorite trilogies
I think bad ape should have gotten more story time. I wanted to see how it affected ceaser after he released the virus
I like commending good work
haven't seen this movie but looks like they did a good job
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Please cover the original series as well!
Yes explore all the original Planet Of The Apes films
I'd love to see your take on Conquest of the Planet of the Apes Explored
I really need to see all 3 films.
I didn't know that the "Donkies" were actually Koba's former followers. The more you know.
Yeah, of course! Cover the original films!
I can't wait to see this movie. However, I've always wondered what the wild apes in Africa and other Eastern countries were doing. Their interaction with other animals that were near the top of the food chain.
Yes please do the movie franchise
I would love it if you could take a look at FROM the series. I have my theory but would love your take on it
It would be awesome to cover the original series of the Planet of the Apes.
Yeh please do the original and preferably all the original films.
Would be my first choice channel to do them.
Please cover the original film with Charlton Heston❤ We wanna see it!
Sounds like a good idea on the prequels.
Such a good video.
Just keeping refreshing, waiting for Dune 2.
I felt so bad when they killed Winter it felt like he was just so scared
Did he ever do any of the elder scrolls games?
Did I hear "filmed in NSW"? NSW Australia? 👀
Would love to see your coverage of the originals
The idea a silver back gorilla would be able to sit upon a horse is laughable.
If the orangutan is serving as Caesar's moral compass that only means he's going to die in this movie and you should care
I cannot wait to see kingdom of the planet of the apes To see how the story Will continue 300 years after the events of war for the planet of the apes.
I'd love to see you cover the originals
Yeah the whole he can look over into the promised land but he can't step foot in it we have no idea where they got that from.
Possibly from Moses and the Ten Commandments. As far as I know, Moses never made it to the promised land (but I could be wrong).
Yay you remembered!
pls covered the new film and the originals
4:09 Huh? Did I just imagine the first 4 minutes or is this intro in the wrong place?