Planet of the Apes (2/5) Movie CLIP - Human See, Human Do (1968) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Taylor (Charlton Heston) tries to speak in front of Zira (Kim Hunter) and Dr. Zaius (Maurice Evans).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Originally intended as a project for Blake Edwards, the film version of Pierre Boule's semisatiric sci-fi novel came to the screen in 1968 under the directorial guidance of Franklin J. Schaffner. Charlton Heston is George Taylor, one of several astronauts on a long, long space mission whose spaceship crash-lands on a remote planet, seemingly devoid of intelligent life. Soon the astronaut learns that this planet is ruled by a race of talking, thinking, reasoning apes who hold court over a complex, multilayered civilization. In this topsy-turvy society, the human beings are grunting, inarticulate primates, penned-up like animals. When ape leader Dr. Zaius (Maurice Evans) discovers that the captive Taylor has the power of speech, he reacts in horror and insists that the astronaut be killed. But sympathetic ape scientists Cornelius (Roddy McDowell) and Dr. Zira (Kim Hunter) risk their lives to protect Taylor -- and to discover the secret of their planet's history that Dr. Zaius and his minions guard so jealously. In the end, it is Taylor who stumbles on the truth about the Planet of the Apes: "Damn you! Damn you! Goddamn you all to hell!" Scripted by Rod Serling and Michael Wilson (a former blacklistee who previously adapted another Pierre Boule novel, Bridge on the River Kwai), Planet of the Apes has gone on to be an all-time sci-fi (and/or camp) classic. It won a special Academy Award for John Chambers's convincing (and, from all accounts, excruciatingly uncomfortable) simian makeup. It spawned four successful sequels, as well as two TV series, one live-action and one animated.
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TM & © Fox (1968)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Maurice Evans, Charlton Heston, Buck Kartalian, Kim Hunter
Director: Franklin J. Schaffner
Producers: Mort Abrahams, Arthur P. Jacobs
Screenwriters: Michael Wilson, Rod Serling, Pierre Boulle
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Dr Zira had an amazing actress. Her voice was so good, and she was a great character.
Aunt Edna on Columbo episode "Suitable for Framing" in 1971.
She is my favorite character
She was wonderful
The actress was Kim hunter
Academy Award winner Kim Hunter
I wonder if the apes have nursery rhymes like "Five little humans jumping on the bed" or games like "Barrel of Humans." Do they use human wrenches to tighten or loosen pipes?
Adam Ohm spank the human 😂
You ask all the right questions about this concept. XD
Stop humaning around! This is serious!
One human fell over broke his leg
Stop with this human business
When I was a kid I loved this movie so much I recorded it on audio cassette, which was the only way a regular person could record something on TV at that time. I would just lay there on the floor next to the boombox, listening to the sounds, music and dialogue of Planet of the Apes, the recording filling up my young mind with all the scenes of the film.
Wow, that is pretty 🆒👍
When Star Wars first came out I saw the movie seven times in seven days. On the seventh day I snuck a tape recorder into the theater to record the audio. Like you I listened to the soundtrack over and over, immersing myself in the sounds.
In 1981 my father bought a VCR for 750.00 and then later on I was able to hook up 2 VCRs and copy a VHS movie and when DVD movies came out I was able to copy a movie using copying software.
The doctor is an orangutan?
Wow! That was pretty smart! I did something similar in 1981. I recorded the last 5 minutes of Kelly’s Heroes on cassette, so I could get the song “Burning Bridges”! 🎶
This movie is a classic.
because I loth bananas
George H. Okay, dog profile picture.
ALWAYS A CLASSIC
This made me so upset, look how they treat us humans as if we don’t have any rights. I cried in fear all night
"Alright, but you're so damned ugly." classic line😂
lol
lve been with worst than the monkey doctor 😂
If it were me, I would've used a Jim Goose line
"Larger than life and twice as ugly!"
I love the movie but man it was depressing
Why i like it.
Agree. This is why this movie is an excellent classic.
The twist ending I love the most. They can never remake this
I agree, it has that Twilight Zone vibe. Imagine finding yourself on your own planet where you aren't the dominant species anymore
This? Depressing? Wait ‘till you see the sequel, lol.
Honestly, besides the occasional non-matching of the lip movement, the make does hold up very well.
Urdnot Stark I know right out version was better
Most of the actors, Roddy McDowall in particular, would actually say the face prosthetics were so stiff and didn't lend any acting ability. But Kim Hunter, as Dr Zira, had a talent for putting so much emotion through. Really made her stand out in the movies.
As a side note, another film was released that year in which actors in full-body ape costumes had faces with articulated lips which snarled and pulled back to reveal teeth: "2001: a Space Odyssey." Which film received a special Oscar for its make up effects? "Apes."
It still looks awesome.
One of the best movies ever made.
It shows so much about us.
Speak for yourself
@@kobe51 lmfaoooo
@@kobe51 shut up
When he's gesturing for the notepad and pencil, why not point and then make a writing motion, and maybe point to himself, rather than gesture her to come closer then grab her? Why did he think that would show he was intelligent and not a savage?
It would end the parable of the movie too quickly for the old fashioned movie goer that still favored drama over realism.
He slipped that note personally to her didn't he? Perhaps he felt she was one of the few he could trust.
Or at least NOD when people ask him a yes or now question....
Because that's not what the script called for & the actor didn't want to get fired! hahaha
It's a blinking film. An intelligent being would take no time to make themselves understood.
Just watched Kingdom. Imagine this story with today's acting and visual.
I feel like the 60’s sci-fi vibe kinda suits it though
Today’s acting? It’s pretty awful! They’re making films for the cgi superhero generation.
@@imaginarium851True.
@@southlondon86 The acting for the apes in the recent movies are phenomenal, the motion capture actors did their absolute best to mimic an ape's movements, and they did it well.
@@southlondon86 The modern planet of the apes films have great acting. They only CGI are the apes and they are CGI put onto the actors. They had a smaller budget than Disney yet they made better quality movies
Imagine how much it would suck for him if they spoke japanese or something instead of english.
I was always glad the aliens on Lost in Space learned english as a second language in school.
🤣🤣
In the book the astronauts spoke French and the monkeys spoke monkey and the astronaut and chimpanzee learned each others language in about 4 months.
You would think he would just POINT to the paper and pen instead of grasping at it. Especially if they're talking about how these humans are animalistic.
Probably the dumbest astronaut on that mission.
Lol imagine that, he got placed on the mission because one of the other astronauts got food poisoning and died at the last minute
This may be related to the fact that I read the book before seeing the movie but I generally saw Taylor in quite a negative light; through the movie he always act in aggressive and arrogant way (and a bit of a hypocrite too, I mean in the first scene he admits men's faults but when he faces apes civilization he is quick to insist on the fact the man is superior to apes nevertheless).
With him acting that way I can't blame Zaius for keeping firm in his opinion about mankind.
Ulysse Mérou, the protagonist of the novel, tried his best to prove the fact that he was an intelligent being and he even tried his best to act civil towards the apes, despite the circumstances; sure he had some angry moments but only under stress for not being understood and with the only exception of when Nova was removed from his cage
He also could've mimed out writing on the paper or traced the shapes of letters in the air.
Or nod his head for the affirmative and shake it for the negative.
Yeah, then Zira would definitely know he could write - and so would Zaius and the guard. Where would Taylor be after spilling *those* beans?
I like what he said when how got his voice back.
“He did not grunt. He articulated. He spoke a word which had been spoken to him time without number by humans. He said ‘No’.
One of the best sci fi movies of all time
If I'm not mistaken, I think it was classified under the HORROR genre.
During breaks in filming, the ape makeup couldn't be removed. It is interesting to note that the chimps naturally hung out with other chimps during breaks, the gorillas naturally hung out with other gorillas, and the orangutans naturally hung out with other orangutans.
これ子供の頃、テレビで放送しててかなり衝撃的過ぎた映画なんだよな。猿が俺たち人間を奴隷してるシーンがめちゃくちゃビックリしたんだ。今のなっては逆だろ？何で人間は奴隷に？何で猿はこんなに人間よりも賢いの？この惑星はなんだ？って謎が多くてワクワクしてたの覚えてる。そして動物がより大好きになったの覚えてるよw
1:25 you can see the apes preforming a lobotomy on a human in the background.
Isn't that one of the guys Taylor was with?
Jeez, I never noticed that detail before. Good catch!
Earlier in the film, they said Taylor had lost a lot of blood, and they showed another human used for transferring blood.
I think its more likely that's a similar situation, rather than a lobotomy.
That’s definitely not a lobotomy
@@vikzn1607 If it’s “definitely not a lobotomy,” why does the human have a bandage on their head?
I saw the reboot series before watching the original (despite hearing about THIS movie my whole life), and finally watching this recently, I cannot help but notice countless similarities between the original film and the three films of the reboot series. Not only does the name "Bright Eyes," given to Taylor, is the same name as Caesar's mother in "Rise," but this human zoo does remind me strongly of the primate shelter in "Rise," complete with the sadistic guard. Not to mention how the apes were crucified in dawn in "War" in their 'X' shapes looks almost the same as the 'scare-human' structures seen earlier in this film.
Obviously, the writers and directors behind the reboot series truly loved this classic.
"Not to mention" as a preamble to mentioning.
"Cannot help but notice" - how hard did you try?
"truly" is a nothing meaningless garbage word.
Your cliched writing is only topped by your useless insight. Yes, the remakes had stuff from the originals. Everybody else noticed too. Your lack of profundity is staggering.
@@gregp103 lol right. I was like everybody noticed that
@@gregp103 who cares
@@gregp103 Wow, you are so smart, dissecting a RUclips comment about a guy who liked something.
Just shut up, no one likes pretentious a-holes.
@@gregp103 I hope pointlessly tearing somebody else down helped bolster your faltering self-esteem. That’s the only reason why a person would be such a jerk to somebody who hadn’t provoked them.
I love you, Dr. Zaius!
I love the zaius musical
I didn't learn until today that it's Kim Hunter who also played Stella in A Streetcar Named Desire. I remember when I was a kid thinking the Planet of the Apes movies looked really cheesy. Then I watched the first one and was blown away. I consider that it has my favorite twist ending.
I prefer quality sorry I seen these and the 2001 version as a kid the 2010 decades so much better way better quality in picture
Nothing beats the original movies
Fisel / Zeros Mother yess the do because guess what most of these originals looks shitty and are horrible
@@moneymoney7900 well, that's your opinion and you seem kinda condescending the way you express that opinion but hey, to each their own I guess.
@@moneymoney7900 Spoiled brat millennial
Sorry to burst your bubble but i think the new Franchise of planet of the apes was better
The Caesar trilogy are the best films in the franchise
I actually saw Conquest Of The Planet Of The Apes first. As a kid that one blew my mind. Then the original totally reeled me in. Brilliant story telling. The new movies don’t compare.
I can't quite agree there, but only Dawn is better than Escape and Conquest (although still below the original). The other two new ones surpass Beneath and Battle, IMHO.
-Can I play the piano anymore?
-Of course you can!
-Well I couldn't before....
Oh help me Dr Zaius. Dr Zaius. Dr Zaius. Dr Zaius Oh Dr Zaius.
movies like this that take place in the future are amazing. it shows the possible future that we could have.
thank god we will be dead by then
This future is unlikely since apes, except humans, are dramatically endangered.
We need to work towards it!
the Gorilla sounds like a new york cab driver from the 70s
That was the actor that played him .his side job between parts.
A lot of older movies have a theatrical Play like feel to me. It’s something about the way they are shot, and how long the camera will stay on one shot, the honesty of the sets and costumes , the delivery and space and time given to each line, no background music. It all gives it a feeling like it was a stage play first at times. It’s so rarely seen now
I was introduced by those as a child before being exposed to modern movie theaters so I could see the difference!
Yeah, you can see the same thing in the original King Kong, where the camera just lingers on a couple characters interacting for a long time. Completely different from modern film presentation.
Just imagine someone who knows sign language just starts making signs to the apes
In 1968, this movie was ahead of its time. 2001 Space Odyssey was another one and Ice Station Zebra was awesome.
0:47 "Bright eyes", I understood the reference
He can talk. He can talk. He can talk.
I can sing..
After watching Dawn and War, I saw that I NEED to see the originals!
Leonardo Silva there’s also one with mark Wahlberg and directed by Tim burton
Art Fun with Blake Lane That was terrible
The original was more horrifying
Like put yourself in that situation ah so scary youll be helpless only people you can trust will already been cut up
This one is like the aftermath of all that I think.
This scene tells you how the Apes ascended to dominion over humans. It was per medium of mimicry. The Apes progressively observed and copied aspects of human behaviour and activity. The Ape society depicted in this movie was so derived. During the course of which humans brought themselves down through fratricidal conflict, and all human civilisation fell at 2673 AD [ Taylor's spaceship clock ].
Watch the reboot series and it’ll explain you how it actually happened (the reboot series is a prequel)
The humans destroyed themselves in a global nuclear conflict. It freed the apes.
@@map3384 Yes, A global nuclear conflict, in the 2600s AD. In the course of which the Moon was blown up. " Strange luminosity at night, no moon. ". And, " thunder and lightning, no rain ". It no longer rains. And - " Flight is a scientific impossibility ". Thus, no birds or insects. Which is why the spacecraft was spiralling out of control upon entering the atmosphere, in 3978 AD, by which time the Sacred Scrolls were 1200 years old.
Wow, this is amazing in so many ways, and this was done in the ‘60s?! It really puts things in a different perspective.
This movie is just amazing. It really makes you think 😩😭
When i was younger i really enjoy this movie and still do
Bright Eyes! Damn...
And that was what they named Ceasar's mother in the later reboot movie! Bright Eyes because the gene therapy cased her eyes to have a green tinge... Aaah!
"Bright eyes" hmmm seems familiar
That's the name of Caesar's mother from the 2011 film adaptation
I've never seen the movie. Now I want to lol
I got a set of all five of the original Planet of the Apes movies. I remember how popular they were when they showed them all in 1974 before they started the Planet of the Apes TV series.
You should it's good
Watch it on shrooms
@@julienielsen3746 Lol. The TV series was the POTA jump the shark moment. It could have been good but it was just a “predicament of the week” type show. No direction. Bad writing.
@@alienlife7754 Did you ever see the POTA cartoon? Check THAT out. You may be able to find it on the Tube.
The new ones are awesome...but nothing comes close to the entertainment value of the original.
The original Planet of The Apes had or maybe still has the Guinness World Record for most makeup in a movie! I found the interviews of some the actors very interesting, the way the Humans, Gorilla's, Orangutan's & Chimpanzees used only to eat lunch separately during filming, never together!
@@gerardfogarty-law6526 LOL. Why?
@@thebigpicture2455 It is never fully explained why but the actress who played Zira said that they did this without any instruction. I found it interesting from a sociological point of view!
@@gerardfogarty-law6526 Fascinating! Hopefully a photo will emerge someday.
"Help, the human is trying to escape!
"Get your paws off me you dirty ape!"
"He can talk! He can talk! He can talk! He can Talk!"
"I can siiiiiiing!!"
Dr. Zera is the Best!
Reminds me of judge Judy
this movie still holds up after all these years, no cgi here
Hands down, my favorite line from this movie. ☺
So the apes teach the humans how to talk ? That’s awesome and kinda scary lol
❤
is it me or i never seen this verison before and grew up with rise, Dawn, and War. The Apes too much like humans.
No not only you , idek whats that version
Had the pleasure of meeting buck kartilian who played julius few years ago when he came to England he was such a lovely guy happy to chat to fans about the film and sign and pose for photos
MY FAVOURITE SCENE IN THIS FILM
ドクター・ジーラ ! 中々チャーミングですね。特殊メイクで頑張られたのはキム・ハンターさん。
後年、刑事コロンボ「二枚のドガの絵」ではキーパーソン、叔母のエドナも演じられました・・・
懐かしい。
Thank you Dr. Zera
Estas eran peliculas....no basura como las de ahora
My dad introduced me to the originals and I love them, as well as the new ones, like everything I see.
Zira is such a sweetheart!
Dr. Zira’s awesome
That movie has an outstanding atmosphere!
A classic line 😂 human see human do
All he ever wanted was that notepad so he can translate his thoughts into this paper something that Tom would have done in order to expose Jerry since they're both mute.
0:52 the main issue in how people treat science "you only what they say" just assumptions based on popular opinion instead of evidence or logic
Graphics. Well done
favourite sci film of all time
Both planet of the apes series are great in their own rights… but nothing beat the Boule’s novel!
Especially the ending of the novel.
God it's gone by so Fast ,Like it was Yesterday!
Is it weird I wanna be Zira’s pet human?!
David Orth lol
Yes that is in fact quite weird
Do you need it to be weird?
I would like to be praised hahha
@@gregp103 No, I’m hoping it becomes the new normal
A very good movie for its time. 1000 times better than the Hollywood crap in theaters these years!
LOVE this movie but man it always creeped me out LOL
In 1981 my father bought a VCR for 750.00 and then later on I was able to hook up 2 VCRs and copy a VHS movie and when DVD movies came out I was able to copy a movie using copying software.
I LOVE YOU DR ZAIUS
Her bob move better than mine man 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.. Idk what brought me here 😫🤣🤣🤣
Human See, Human Do
Doesn't sound right
Very clever movie, it's a classic
I like how sometimes a Bronx or Brooklyn dialect can sometimes sneak in when Julius speaks.
sugar, the most addictive crap ever. bad ape bad,
i love how they named the chimps in the modern movies after the old ones
Where does the pen & paper come from ? They must have a dollar store nearby ! 🤣🤣🤣
" he has a definite gift for mimicry! 😏"
😂😂😂
This scene should be in a soar throat medicine commercial .
I want one of those masks for Halloween
When realizing how much somebody hates you.
Perfect spoken and written English all the way through - gosh, he was back on Earth all along!! Who saw that coming?! 😅
At first i feel this movie is kind cliche because how civilian from another planet speak english too like why don't they just make up some language like klingon in starwars, then after i find out he was on earth all along my mind blown
Star Wars? Klingons are from Starfox!
Itchy was also their symposium snake worship service preachings where Raul also made his emphatic statement
Use 2 ❤ watching this movie😂
The original is the best of all the sequels and the knock offs.....Heston is incredible and the movie may not have done so well with another in the lead.
Bold take, Bill.
I like this a lot. I love it infact. But I am sorry to say, the new trilogy is just better. I know I may sound wrong to you. But the things in that movie, I cant explain it by words.
It did need star power to sell at first. Heston did relentless publicity for this movie and totally sold it. Then the movie itself did the rest. A classic.
@@thomaspanditfan2435 you are of course entitled to your opinion. But I gotta tell you the first time I saw those gorilla soldiers riding horses and carrying rifles! And the look of pure shock on Hestons face! Lol. Don’t get those moments in the new movies.
@@alienlife7754 they literally had a very similar scene in a movie.
This movie is pretty timeless same with the ceaser remakes
"What did you expect , an ape's new suit ?"
Ya know, back then we really didn’t understand primate societies to well. Jane Goodall and Dian Fossey were doing groundbreaking research into primate societies but that research did not translate well to the movies. Turns out gorillas are actually far more peaceful than chimpanzees. The movies got that part wrong.
Wasn’t the book that the film is based on the written long before Goodall and Fossey’s findings were popularized (or even before they published their research)?
The sequel of "Rise of the planet of Human"
this movie is old and hell but its still really good writing.
It's the reverse psychology for me. 😂😂😂😂😂
Kim Hunter is an under-rated actress.
He's trying to communicate!
Human Pet 🖤
Why do I vaugley remember this.
Great movie
Dr. Zaius was a real butterface.
0:54 Human See human do 😂
Currently in the middle of the book, the apes are talking in their own language. And the main character had to learn to speak that simian language. Zira learnt back french to be able to communicate withe the main character.
I Can SIIIING!!
thought Charlton would know how to play Charades, lol
Terror!
This film scared me.
But it's a good movie
When I was 9, I was terrified if the apes in this movie.