"Ape Has Killed Ape!" BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES Final Scene (1973)
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- "Ape Has Killed Ape!" BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES Final Scene (1973)
"Battle for the Planet of the Apes" is the final chapter in the sci-fi movie series. In this chapter, a tribute of human atomic bomb mutations are out to make life miserable for the peaceful ape tribe. The story is told primarily in flashback with the opening and closing taking place in the year 2670.
Release date: June 15, 1973 (USA)
Director: J. Lee Thompson
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This is when their timeline changed: In one of earlier films, Zira says that an ape named Aldo was the first to say "No", and this led to them freeing themselves from man and starting Ape civilization.
So, in the original timeline, Aldo seized power and created a cult of personality around himself, leading to a darker version of their history.
Yep agreed but it was Cornelius I have been doing the same thing and research you are
I understand the original ending for this movie was going to have Aldo overthrow Ceaser and wipe out the remaining humans who he considered a threat, leading to the world seen in the original POTA and Beneath, creating a stable time loop but this was changed in production to lighten the tone of the movie
You have to consider that various generations would have passed, and they may not remember Cesar's teaching, like it happened in the new franchise, so I think this is what happen.
With Cornelius being the first to speak and being the leader of the revolution instead of Aldo, it gives hope for a better future. However, the weeping statue suggests that the kind and patient message of the Lawgiver will be forgotten or distorted, and we will probably end up with the world as it was in the first movie.
@@officialFredDurstfanclub No, because Caesar's presence as a whole already alters the timeline. It's without him that the world we see in the original movie is created.
Aldo: Ape... Not... Kill... Ape!
Caesar: you are not an ape!
He's a monster
Have you seen "Kingdom" yet? It is excellent & easily one of the best films of the year.
@@erickvoshel1 I seen it and it was so damn awesome
Aldo: (falls to death) NOOOOOO! AHHHHHHHHH!
Once Virgil reveals about Cornelius’s death, you can see Aldo’s gorillas lower their guns in regret and dishonour. I like to think that in that moment, while they did follow Aldo, they never wanted to hurt let alone be involved in the death of an ape child.
Some even raised their swords against Aldo during the chant, as if they agree he went too far.
Of course there showing regret, Aldo was outed by Virgil, and they were ALL guilty for not preventing Aldo from cutting down the branch Cornelius was on. Caesar should've exiled that whole group of gorillas out to the Forbidden Zone.
@@rcmorales9014 I don’t think so. They followed Aldo probably out of fear. He was the general after all.
Fear from what, Aldo? What would he do, kill the gorillas who would stop him? Ape does not kill Ape. Would he demoted them to cleaning the horse stables? They were all there to rally Aldo's cause for the weapons that Caesar had locked up, and that no Ape would dare to stop them, even Caesar himself.
🦍👈😃
Not all the Gorillas knew Aldo killed Cornelius. When they learn if it at that moment, they turn on him.
I am glad my mother introduced me to this series when I was a child, and has lived to see the new trilogy and now the start of a second trilogy with Kingdom. I doubt she will be able to see the rest of the new saga with her health issues and age but so far so good, this will be the last set of apes movies for her if she does live to see part 3 of this set of films but she is so happy to see how far the tech has come and how the quality has stayed consistsnt.
Hope she gets the chance my friend 🙏🏾
God Bless you and your Mother ❤
"Aldo wasn't human, was he Caesar?" will always be such a powerful line to me and the reason Virgil is actually one of my favorite characters in the franchise; it was nice to see an Orangutan speak up for humanity. That and the Statute at the end have me really like the ending of this film.
Love that line, if only it was in a better film. So simple and so beautiful
That chant "Ape has killed Ape" will always get to me.
In reality hysteria can start even faster. It also shows even bad guys are able to feel social shame and ostracisation.
@@boshirahmed I think Aldo was just scared.
And if you listen carefully, you can hear some of the apes chant in the background “Aldo……”
Ah yes, the original Koba.
But except that Koba had a full of hate towards the humans for what they done to him all those years ago, and lived in the cage. He was so obsessed of destroying all humanity so he can taste his satisfied. And he will kill anyone who stands in his way. But for the Gorilla, he committed an unforgiving crime of breaking an ancient law that should've never been broken.
@@aidanfraga3987 Not so ancient. Battle only takes place a few decades or so after the initial ape revolution and downfall of humanity. And we don't know what Aldo went through while in captivity, it might've been just as bad, if not worse, than what Koba suffered.
Caesar-You murdered my son, you murdered my son, YOU MURDERED MY SON!
My favorite movies as a youth in the 80's. Now my seven year old loves them. I really enjoy some of the philosophical banter that I was completely oblivious to at the time.
Impressive scene from the movie. Aldo being found out for what he did and ultimately paying the price for his crime.
The anger of his fellow apes was understandable after he killed Caesars son. He also looked very frightened that he was found out and that Virgil called him out for it.
Ultimately falling to his own death, his jealousy of Caesar and hatred for humans was undoing in the end.
As if all the injustices of the previous films' wrongs and the hate given had been righted....hopefully?
So basically Koba.
@@dracodracarys2339 Basically Koba of the original films
Roddy, what an actor. So much conveyed from underneath all that hair and make-up.
Who is here because of "Kingdom?" Who has seen "Kingdom"? Give me your thoughts.
It wasn’t great but it wasn’t terrible either. It was ok. I was never bored or losing interest. I had fun with it.
Honestly I love kingdom of apes
@@victorm152 so a 6/10?
6/10 i wish the characters were fleshed out more, Proximus was great, Mae and Noa’s relationship was pretty one sided- I would’ve liked to see her do something nice for the apes after all the times they saved her. Raka needed more screen time, and why was Macy even there? He hardly got to do anything.
@@futuristicgirl14 I think there's room to explore all of these issues, characters & themes in the next 5 movies.
What irks me to this very day watching this movie, NOT one single gorilla soldier tried to stop Aldo from cutting down that branch Cornelius was standing on. And even if he got Cornelius to come down from that tree, what would he do to him?
Well, the Soldier Gorillas are like spectators and they are not very smart, they follow the orders of the one they consider strongest, they follow Cesar because he freed them, but they follow Aldo because he was their General, but when they saw the crime they did it. not doing anything to save Cornelius, Caesar's son, and breaking his most sacred law, they were forced to follow the orders because from the beginning it was normal to have to follow the orders of the strongest
So just like humans, we see a bad human leader doing something and we don’t get to stop it.
I think the gorillas were in shock . Like wtf are you doing.
He ruled his troops through fear nothing more, they did not love him or respect him they just did not want him to kill them as he is shown to be very ruthless.
....they are also the least intelligent of the three.
I loved these movies since the first time I saw them as a kid. Solid scripts and an overall cautionary tale.
Idk man, The Lion King was pretty good
Here's the craziest thing, this is the first Apes movie I ever saw, and it was at a drive-in.
Although I am very young and these films are not from my time, I have to say that I am absolutely fascinated.😊
Same here. The POTA franchise is awesome.
When I was a kid
These movies freaked me out
They do have old cartoon versions
Caesar: “You murdered my son. You Murdered My Son. You Murdered My Son!
3:39 - 3:50 - 3:57
[Hiss] (2x)
1:35 Caesar thought apes better than humans but now they’re like them.
I like that they are made that Aldo killed his own kind and not that he killed their prince
Mr. MacDonald could've said something along the lines of, "Caesar, as hard as this may be for you to hear, once upon a time wild chimpanzees killed and even cannibalized other chimpanzees that didn't belong to their respective tribes. When we humans first started domesticating you as pets, we at first told you 'no' to prevent you from attacking each other in public because we wanted you to get along with each other, and we succeeded for the most part, but we let that power go to our heads. Can't you see you're doing the same, Caesar? Can't you also see that we also didn't completely succeed? We can try to prevent the primal urge to kill. We can try to teach, and most will listen, but there will always be those that surrender to that primitive desire deep down in the primal recesses of our minds."
At the time of these movies were made, chimpanzee behavior was not documented as it is now. Plus, the general population only saw apes/monkeys as entertainment.
Having Mcdonald say would have been a good moral parallel, but it wasn't a idea the writers would have known.
Even though it's been said the tear represents that Caesar's efforts eventually failed, implying a stable time loop, I'm sure many fans prefer to think that Cornelius, Zira, and Milo coming back altered the timeline and that Taylor, Dodge, Landon, Brent, and Maddox (Brent's fellow astronaut) will arrive on a better world than they did in the original timeline.
I believe it.
Remember, Cornelius and Zira said it’s Aldo who led the Apes.
Caesar took his place instead. Killing Aldo here was the death of the original timeline.
@@IncredibleFulk1 so maybe Caesar accelerated the ape uprising and Battle takes place around when it originally was going to.
Aldo just couldn't stay out of trouble with something involving a tree .
Why does the sound cut out at the very end?
I enjoyed the original series, but as a young boy, I had trouble understanding it. Maybe I should watch it again.
They’re little confusing because these movies have no true ending
@@JoseDeJesusMejia-dh4wb Now that I think about it, what you say is true. I saw all the original movies, tv series episodes, and even the animated series. all told an ongoing story with no real conclusions. There seemed to be some storyline lapses that only added to my confusion.
Even the apes knew gun control never works.
Instead of looking at a bad movie from the 80’s look at other countries. It does work. You’re just being manipulated by the gun lobbyist.
Uvalde was glorious 😂
It's a madhouse....
loved the original series, the limitations of the times made the directors show a different kind of movie then. very good in its own light.
I have no disrespect for these origional movies.. but you can see where they made budget cuts in the movies, like this scene where they just repeat the same audio over and over of the crowd saying "Ape has killed ape*
Yup. I have a soft spot for this movie, and it has some good ideas (as evident by Dawn being an excellent loose remake of it). But yeah, in terms of the original PotA movies I think the low budget shows the worst with Battle as it basically looks like a made-for-TV movie. So, given the lowering budgets I can see why they tried (and failed) to transition PotA to a TV series a year later.
Tbf they all pretty much came out a year apart of each other except the gap between 1 and 2 was 2 years. So for how little time they had it makes sense. I personally think it adds to the charm. I really like the one guy really putting his whole chest into it 😅
@@maswarm4585 you can hear the dude in the background just giving it his all "APE HAS KILLED APE"
@@mrchimpinski1411so what ? , it came out in 70s
@@sigenius again, no disrespect, I understand it's an old movie and this stuff is common.. still kinda funny though
THESE are the REAL Planet of the Apes movies....although the new movies are fantastic....These films hit more generations (I'm 40 In September)....I was OBSESSED with these movies when I was from 6-15 and then of course the "too cool" age came and I relied on hip hop and scoring with girls....but nowadays, even if I am working on something from home and see on cable (definitely not anymore) and on a streaming app..... I go on a crazy marathon that everyone calls me an obsessed nerd which in reality nerds are actually superior and these movies are so classic, they are ageless.....The social contexts....The narrative, the plot, the characters, the absolute ageless Entertainment that the films have it's one of those films like Star Wars, Godfather, and James Bond films that would make me stay at home and watch the whole marathon and not care for the commercials.....Now that's what entertainment and what the Oscars should nominate...not some artsy fartsy film that NOONE have ever seen.....These movies were the absolute representation of ESCAPISM which is the whole point of film
It’s people like you who’re working on the remakes and that’s why they work! You can tell the creative team has heart
OK unc
Aldo: Caesar……weak!
Caesar: Aldo……weaker.
I finally watched this movie Aldo hated humans and dissatisfied with Caesar’s rule he was organizing a coup against Caesar’s rule and wanted to annihilate all humans and to be the leader himself unfortunately he killed Caesar’s son thus breaking the law that ape doesn’t kill ape.
It's unfortunate that we lose the audio at the end. As seen, Caesar's tear is ambiguous. Is it a tear of happiness, knowing that he changed the future, or one of sadness, knowing that it will all play out just as it did? The script actually states explicitly that is is the latter, pessimistic option but, fortunately, that certainty does not come across in the final film.
The little girl with the pig tails says .. Law Giver who knows what tomorrow brings.
I’m 29 and watched these movies growing up alongside Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Godzilla films, Jurassic Park, Back to the Future, the early MCU films, Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man, Batman, and Superman, and I can’t be the only one who thought they were chanting A Pesky Old Ape instead of Ape has killed Ape 😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Ape has never killed an Ape"
Cannibalism: Am I a joke to you?
Disney gets ahold of this, and it be like:
MOUSE HAS KILLED APE!!
MOUSE HAS KILLED APE!!
duck has killed ape
Love these series
"Ape shall not kill Ape" yes but a grieving father will always demand his vengeance
"i guess you might say they just joined the human race"
such a raw line
💯💯💯. Yep. Very good dialogue.
Along with the very last lines in the film:
“Lawgiver, who knows about the future?”
“Perhaps, only the dead.”
Shame the the Lawgiver's final speech had to be muted
meh, he just says APE HAS KILLED APE a buncha times
Why is that 🤔🤔🤔🤔💯🐻
@@thebigbear2922 it's very catchy, an ape thing they do on new year's
Aldo: Alright, I know this sounds bad-
Caesar: *Is smoldering with anger in his eyes.*
The final 3 original POA movies were cheap cash grabs. That said, I give Roddy MacDowell a lot of credit for sticking with it frkm start to finish. The only one he skipped was part two, but he had a good reason -- he was already committed to directing the movie TAM LIN in the UK, a project involving his own roots. Roddy was an important figure in Hollywood history. Hired as a child during WWII, he saw the end of the old studio system and successfully reinvented himself for the next era. RIP Roddy!
I would say the 3rd one was alright but the last two though weren’t good
Who knows what the future holds for ape and human with this ending but it looks like there’s hope for co-existence with children of both worlds sitting and enjoy a story being told
💯💯💯. Definitely
Really hope we see an ending scene like that in the newer movies.’
@@chasehedges6775 I hope so too, but it seems like the next one will have ape vs human with Noa and Mae as their champions
@@subscorpion9560 Maybe Noa and Mae will reconcile and forgive each other.
@@chasehedges6775 I really hope so.
Nearly all 5 of these movies I’ve had trouble watching the last 2 minutes of, why audio why😭
That's what im saying i was confused, so i guess they cut the audio off?
Why do the all lose their around?! lol.. since the first movie I have to find them on youtube
"You might just say that they just joined the human race." Poor creatures. They are doomed.
Both species are doomed, unfortunately
Watching this movie and this scene as I type this
Excelent movie....
So this what we are gonna get in the new trilogy and I like it
The fact that the sound is missing at the end -- the point of the whole clip -- sucks beyond belief!
At least they did not use the "Wilhelm scream".
I love this film, I feel like it doesn’t get enough love
HENCH HAS KILLED HENCH
This is what that was referencing?
@@juanmanuelpenaloza9264 venture bros
The moppots have broken our most sacrad laws! Hench has killed hench!
Ape has never killed ape
Me: are you sure about that 🧐
I like the old franchise but compared to CGI it hasn't aged well, they look too much like humans in costumes, especially when climbing trees.
Agreed. The performances make up for it, somewhat at least.
@@chasehedges6775 I enjoyed the early movies anyways. All except for Beneath The Planet of the Apes which had mutant humans worshiping an atomic bomb (that's just ridiculous.)
@@adamjeremycapps Beneath is decent, IMO
Why Was The Law Givers Speech Cut Off & The 6:44 Mark ??
THIS💯
@@chasehedges6775 ????
@@lenb7275 I meant that I agree. Tbh, I have don’t know why it was cut off.
This is still the weakest of the original Apes series, but it still has its highlights.
Nah BTPOTA is the weakest movie, 3,4, and 5 are better movies.
Disagree.
Beneath The Planet of the Apes is the weakest. Far too bleak for no reason and it destroyed any development of the original timeline. I like Beneath too
This film isn’t perfect but at least drove its point across and has a better ending.
Contrary to what people think, the Original Saga is a time loop. Paul Dehn, the writer of Beneath, Escape and Conquest, have made an uncredited rewrite of the Battle for the Planet of the Apes. Dehn himself stated that Caesar's tear was to tell the audience that his efforts would ultimately fail and the future of POTA and Beneath will happen. The scenes deleted from the original cut of Battle - showing the beginning of a mutant Alpha-Omega Bomb cult - support this hypothesis, and their restoration to the 2006 DVD reissue strengthens the argument for a circular timeline. Caesar's philosophy and Aldo's story will be deformed over time, Humans will become primitive again and the nihilistic ending of Beneath is inevitable.
By the end of the chant I swear they say "ape must kill ape". You know, an eye for an eye.
I love these movies ❤
Aldo is the Koba of the og timeline
I’m not here just because kingdom came out, I’m only here because I prefer these planets of the apes movies to the new ones
Hench has killed Hench! Hench has killed Hench!
I hope they go down this route with the new movies
For some reason at 6:45 there is no sound.
can someone tell me what he says after 6:40? I cant find it anywhere ToT please
1:52 when you walk down a bad street on payday
Those rubber mask sure had to make talking for the actors to speak and move them
is the last minute muted for anyone else?
Yes and I don't know why.
Roddy McDowalls spoke volumes, speech was unnecessary
Is it just me, or did the audio cut out near the end?
yup that is Paul Williams in the background..
Loved these movies growing up. I have them all including the TV series. Roddy was such a a good actor. Even under all the make-up, his eyes said so much.
Was he the actor that played the Roman emperor Caligula in the movie of the same name? If so, I actually enjoyed his portrayal of the deranged emperor. So much so that, even though the movie was essentially soft porn, it's his performance that still stands out clearly to this day decades later. As a young guy in my early 20s when I watched it, it's a major compliment to his skills that I remember more his work rather than... well, rather than the pornographic elements.
No that's Malcolm McDowell. He's also a great actor. That movie wasn't soft porn, it was hardcore. It was added later by Bob Guccione. Not sure if I spelled that right. Anyway, the actors didn't know he was gonna add all that and I believe there was a lawsuit.
Fix the audio.
They all like that?
The ending was uncertainly. Do humans and apes live in peace or to mutual Destruction as in Beneath The Planet Of The Apes? It The statue of Creaser with a tear makes you wonder about the planets future. Only the dead know.
The dead definitely know
The people from Ancient Rome, Medieval Times: 😔
In the previous movie Ceaser led the revolution and all the apes were primitive apes who couldn't talk, how comes that all of a sudden all the apes became intelligent, can talk and even know about relativity????
what happened to the last part of the Audio from this Move clip..?
I felt sorry for Aldo… for about five seconds.
Why does it go silent in the end?
Maybe to avoid a copyright strike?
Ape has killed Ape- sounds like everyday in the south side of Chicago
and.. audio was cut in the end.
I used to watch the old POTA films when I was a kid. Battle was my either second or third favorite in the original five. I know not everyone like this movie, but it was still ten times better than Kingdom of the POTA!!!
Best line in a movie that sucks...
"Ape has killed ape!"
If it wasn't for Virgil I think that human race would of ended up in a different place as well. His intelligence and Ceaser's leadership help formulate a better outcome for peace
Why the statue cries at the very end ?
It’s either tears of joy that ape and human live peacefully or tears of sadness that ape and human fight
Screenwriter Paul Dehn said the tear on Caesar's statue at the end of the film was to tell the audience that Caesar's efforts ultimately failed, as seen in future events in previous Planet of the Apes films where humans have become a pest for the dominant species, apes.
Because humanity and apekind are doomed to remain natural enemies, Caesar and the Lawgiver are merely postponing the inevitable. 😢
Help me Dr zaius
Dr zaius Dr zaius oh Dr zaius.
Underrated film out of the first 5 movies certainly better than then mess that were Beneath and Escape.
Can I just ask a few questions? Were the apes vegetarians? Most primates don't eat meat and very little when they do. How did they get all of the leather? I want to learn more about the history of ape textiles. At some point they learned metallurgy. They either learned it or copied human practices to manufacture the guns. They also would have needed to discover gunpowder. I have so many questions.
What if new saga ends with a statue of Mae shedding a tear?
“Should one murder be avenged by another?” 4:23
Koba and aldo both killed caeser's son.
In Dawn, Koba killed Ash, Rocket’s son, who was Caesar’s friend/advisor.
Here's the end dialogue by lawgiver:-
we must be patient and wait.
We still wait, my children.
But as I look at apes and humans...
living in friendship,|harmony and at peace...
now some 600 years|after Caesar's death..
at least we wait|with hope for the future
Lawgiver, who knows|about the future?
Perhaps only the dead...
6:43 what happened to the audio?
I wonder how they knew they were apes?? Just curious.
the blonde one just looks like megyn kelly
AT THAT TIME APE WILL KILL APE AND NOW HUMAN WILL KILL HUMAN VERY SAD...PEACE PLZ...
You know I always prefer the Remake versions of the franchises. But usually never expected the orginal had some good writings in the terms of the atmosphere.
We still what?? I’ve never seen this 😂
Better than the cgi versions
Aldo inspired koba