RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES (2011) Breakdown | Ending Explained, Easter Eggs & Hidden Details
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- RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES (2011) Breakdown | Ending Explained, Easter Eggs & Hidden Details. In this video, we break down Rise Of The Planet of the Apes the first in the series of Apes movies from the year 2011. We follow Will Rodman as he takes in baby Caesar in what can only be described as an action which results in the end of humanity as we know it. Throughout this video, we discuss the easter eggs, hidden details and throwbacks to the original 1968 movie, and how the ALZ112 causes the epidemic that will wipe out the human race. Lots to get through so let's jump right into it!
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What’s poppin, you damn dirty apes? It’s me MT and welcome back to the HS spoilers show! With Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes coming out, we thought now was a perfect time to revisit the recent Planet of the Apes trilogy: one of the greatest trilogies that have ever been made in recent memory in my opinion. So let’s stop monkeyin about and
And this movie starts much like it ends…with a gang of chimps running free in the forest where they belong. Unfortunately for these chimpanzees, the original Planet of the Apes did in its first act, Rise of the Planet of the Apes starts with a great hunt. But instead of apes hunting man like we saw in 1968, we get man hunting down chimpanzees…with all the apes we see in this opening sequence actually being totally completely computer generated. I remember watching this movie in theaters when it first came out and being completely blown away by how damn realistic they made these chimps out to be. I mean…now that we’re in the 2020’s over a decade later, we’ve seen our fair share of animals being recreated with computer graphics in outstanding detail…with Rocket Raccoon of the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy being the most popular example…so due to the natural passage of time, the VFX in this movie can be somewhat noticeable these days.
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You got the symbolism wrong with koba he did look at ceasar and turned and walked in the opposite direction to show he would not walk the same path
Perhaps the strongest/most consistent film trilogy released during my life time.
Saw all three instalments at the cinema.
“Apes strong together.” ✊🏻
I just want him to call me a ape 6 more times
When they say hunt humans do they mean kill or enslave humans
FINALLY! I've been talking about the Lost in space Easter egg for a decade and everyone looks at me like I'm crazy... My own personal Mandela effect
Ikr I wanted to know who the paper was talking about. I honestly thought it was Mark Whalbergs character on the planet of the apes from the early 2000's
Same here! I’m waiting on a spin-off for the lost ship to an alternate ape run planet
I hope they bring it back for the upcoming movie
@@Devio316 maybe the beginning of part 5
Itd not a alternate planet... he went throug a worm hole to the future... @mattdutton4924
This is the most underrated trilogy of the last 10-15 years. I don't see nearly enough people talking about Rise, Dawn, and War.
Do you really see many people talking about any film? Based on your comment you are seeing some people talking about this trilogy. How many is not nearly enough?
You’re absolutely right! Even through I loved it when it came out, I haven’t thought about it until watching this RUclips channel called @StoryStreet where he breaks down each film which made me go out and buy the physical media of the trilogy. Seriously, check his videos out.
It's definitely a Classic Trilogy!
Amazing FX/Mo Cap, acting, stories, directing, cast & I could go on!
So re watch able! Cheers
True.. but I honestly like it that way. Anything nowadays that becomes THAT popular ends up destroyed later.
It came out right before I went into high school I was obsessed and remember no one caring about it lol. Avengers was right around the corner that’s when people starting caring about movies
my dad and i watched the original planet of the apes many times, he died in 1987. this movie makes me miss my dad so much. thank you for reviewing.
Rest in peace 🙏 cheers for checking out the video mate
RIP man
Was born in 1986 and watched the originals and series. Also making my dad. He was crazy when new films were released, making us go with little brother, especially now adults
When Cesar yells no for the first time it always gave me goosebumps. Even left Buck shook, definitely top 3 moments of the whole trilogy for me.
Agreed that scene was well done. Im surprised they didn’t tie this to the original series (3rd installment) when Cornelius is talking about the first ape that spoke and his first word was “no”.
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I recently watched all these movies in order to refresh them in my mind for the new one 😂😂😂😅
Plot twist:These reboots are prequels tie-in to the original planet of the apes movie and beneath,and the Sequels to the og series such as escape,Conquest and battle are a branch reality from when Cornelius and zira time traveled back
So it goes like this
Original Timeline
Rise of the planet of the apes(2011)
Dawn of the planet of the apes(2014)
War for the Planet of the apes(2017)
Kingdom of the planet of the apes(2024)
Planet of the apes(1968)
Beneath the planet of the apes(1970)
Alternate timeline(Branched)
Escape from the planet of the apes(1971)
Conquest of the planet of the apes(1972)
Battle for the planet of the Apes(1973)
Tim burton verse(timeline)
Planet of the apes(2001)
The End!
They are prequels
@@Rodneygonazaled nope Escape,Conquest and battle aren't prequels they are in a branch reality created by Cornelius and zira's interfere in the past
@@user-kv1cq9ev5jThe originals are a casual loop. The end of the series basically sets itself up to the world of the first.
@RayValdezPhotography wrong,they aren't a casual loop at all,the entire point of Escape-Battle is based on the hope that the future can possibly change,literally based on Haslien's theory on the artist painting a picture.
I have honestly enjoyed ALL of the Planet of the Apes movies. I just look at them as new movies and not trying to repeat the originals. The story lines are different with nods to the past.
I enjoy them, too.
I also like Tim Burton's remake of Planet of the Apes, say what you want, but I'm proud to be a fan of Tim and his films.
@@zacharyskellington5356 I'm a big fan of Tim as well.
One thing you forgot to mention! In the third film, "Escape from the Planet of the Apes", Cornelius explains the Apes' original rise to power by mentioning the plague that fell upon dogs and cats (simian flu in the new films). He also explains that Aldo was the first ape to refuse a human order by articulating the word "no" just as Caesar does in the film.
I think it’s wild that that isn’t a more well known reference/Easter egg. And I realized what they did when I was younger it blew my mind. They took a story told during a relatively low key moment from the original series and turned it into one of the coolest moments of the film.
This first movie in the trilogy is my favorite.. James Franco aced the role and serkis great as always
This is an AMAZING trilogy. I do think that this movie should be the one called "Dawn" and the second one should be "Rise".
I always get them confused because I totally agree
21:28 that is me in the car on the bridge! The set was built on the ground in a vacant lot. They did such a good job.
no it isnt that womans name is sarah williams and he also plays as many off characters in other movies
@@user-qy4cu5vl8r The person in the car for that split second is me. Guaranteed.
Stop lying
@@GoGetterJody why would someone lie about something so easily provable?
I actually coincidentally recently re-watched all of them. I mean, they're ALL good. So well filmed!
I really enjoyed this series, can't wait for the new one!
Honestly every single planet of the apes is gold
The Smashing Pumpkins thing KILLLLED ME bro. It was too meta .
This makes my Friday afternoon
It's nice to see the MoCap actors behind the CGI.
10:26 she really is beautiful. 😍
Who else had the 1968 movie spoiled by The Simpsons before you ever got a chance to see the movie? ✋
I love this movie and trilogy....I can't wait to see you do Dawn of the Plant of the Apes!!!
Get your filthy ape paws over that like button!
Really enjoy your breakdowns, always interesting. So glad Paul snapped you up for this channel 👍🏼
I’m such a fan of the classic movies but these movies are SOOO good, they serve the OG series!!!!
I gotta say yall are always ahead of the curve with the throwback breakdowns
Rise of the Planet of the Apes is the most underrated in the series. ROTPOTA walked so Dawn, War, and Kingdom could run.
Having Muscular Dystrophy and seeing that the only way that they could ever make it cure is a miracle drug that accidentally led to the destruction of humanity and Rise of Apes made me laugh in theaters lol
20:52 Koba looks directly at Caesar in this scene and shows that Koba will go the other way than (against) Caesar if it gets what he wants
I randomly decided to to a marathon (I thought the new movies were remakes and only found out they were not when I looked up the watch order) and I loved catching references of the original series. Thank you for pointing out all the ones I missed
Hard to believe I just now finally watched this movie. Andy Serkis' portrayal of Caesar was excellent.
One of my all time favorite trilogies can’t wait to watch all of these breakdowns
I love this movie and the Planet of the apes universe. Feel free to recap every single Planet Of The Apes movie even if I'm the only one who is asking for that lol.
Great breakdown, but I have one protest: Douglas the pilot was not an asshole.
1. Chimpanzee shows up in his backyard, terrifying his children. He doesn't call the police or animal control like most people would.
2. Man tries to drive his car, is addled and instead damages it, when he clearly was in a rush probably already running late, as evidenced that he'd run back inside from his car.
3. Tries to intervene on some guy snooping around this problem neighbor's house, the one who's chimpanzee nearly bit off his finger. For his trouble, he gets a faceful of virus-ridden blood sneezed on him. Ok, maybe he was being a little Karen-ish but not an asshole.
If I am going to give him an asshole rating it would only be for going to work AS A PILOT while sick with something that has him bleeding from the nose. If you have the option (pilots do, they're unionized), then DO NOT go to work while sick, people!
Great breakdown! Looking forward to the other two movies!
Crazy how I just watched these movies for you to do this breakdown tyyyyy
Thanks sooo much for breaking down this movie!!🙊 I recently just watched this trilogy and HOLY COW it is one of THE BEST trilogies ever!! I feel like it’s not talked about or appreciated enough. Highly underrated imo and I loved all three movies ❤🙊🦍
This made me appreciate all the movies even more.
I need MT to explain all film please.. he makes it so interesting...
Will: You know.... I'm something of a scientist myself.
Great breakdown, MT! This is one of my favorite movie trilogies of all time
One of the top trilogies of all time. Loved it
5:22 The Harambe joke had me crying 😂😂😭 , the way you said it and everything
I’m so mad I didn’t catch the Cesar & Cornelia connection I guess cause they don’t say her name a lot! Great break down
MT out'chere crushing the breakdowns💪💪
Really enjoyed this thanks😊
One of the best trilogies ever
Finally doing a deep dive on my favorite trilogy!
Awesome can't wait for you to cover the whole trilogy! 🔥
I am a massive fan of all things Planet of the Apes! Thank you for another amazing breakdown, MT!! I’m rewatching the new films, the original films, and even the Tim Burton remake in preparation for Kingdom. I absolutely cannot wait! I’ll be enjoying these breakdowns along the way. Cheers!🍻
I hang my head in shame 😔 I've never seen a new planet of the apes movie 😮 the last one I saw was Tim Burton's effort. I must catch up 😬😂
Do yourself a favor and watch the most recent trilogy!
I have never noticed the Icarus launch and the lost in space reference. That’s really good, and hopefully it does come full circle in a later movie
"No, no thank you I would not like to do that" Best Line ever from cinema!!
ive waited and finally the day has come
Im mad that no one mentioned how intelligent maurice was, he could have whole conversations with ceasar before the gas, now imagine how he saw the world after the gas, incredible.
Absolutely awesome job. New sub!! Enthusiastic new sub
20:08 Imagine if this happened in the movie and not that amazing response from Cesar.
Yo that is the best intro ever!!! “Unless you are poor then we are just happy you are here” 😂😂😂
Thank you Paul.
When you laugh at your awesome jokes 🤣 love it Hairy Plotter
Good job MT
Good job, MT
Algorithm 👍🏾 Yo MT! Good to hear from you!👋🏾♥️
Can’t wait for kingdom of the planet of the apes🦍🦧
Great!
Great series I can’t wait for the new movie to come out.
BRO I JUST GOT DONE WATCHING THE TRILOGY OMGGG SO GOOD
Notification Crew 👍🏽 22, Let's Go MT
You did a good job of breaking down this movie. You did miss the part where Caesar says no is a reference to conquer of the planet of the apes. In conquer the word conditioning all the apes and gorillas whenever they hear the word no they would be punished.
MT beasted out on this one ! APE OUT !
You had me with Mojo Jojo baby 😂
“Wee-Ta”? You trolling me for a comment… mission accomplished. Great Videos! I’m glad you are here at Heavy Spillers! 😂
Wait a minute!!! IT just dawned on me that MT is on Heavy Spoilers! I'm loving this collab. Also love this trilogy and just came to look for a breakdown/reaction to the trailer for the new movie.
I never saw the films until recently on 4k disc and they're all so good but the 3rd one apparently felt it needed the worst comedic relief i have seen in years with "Bad Ape" that one character threw the whole movie for me
Cheers now I have to watch the films again lol
The way Koba offs Jacob’s is definitely foreshadowing kobas own demise
I think its safe to blame FRANKLIN for all this and not Will.
Franklin refused to kill the baby.
Franklin refused to tell anyone he was exposed.
Franklin then went out spreading the virus which doomed humanity.
MT you make me laugh way too much
the window reminds me of a star
I really liked the whole trilogy but this is definitely the best of the three.
Lmaooo “and insanely hot veterinarians” 😂
Glad MT found a home here with heavy spoilers. Was sad when he was let go from NewRockstars
This one with James franco one of my fave of the franchise
I love the *Planet of the Apes* films especially my favorites being the first classic film from 1968 and the entire Caesar trilogy! 🐵🦍🦧 🤩🤩🤩 This is a great analysis video of the first rebooted film. Keep it up! Continue to post more videos continuing with the reboot trilogy so we can get ourselves prepared for *Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes* this May! So excited!
I see Tolkien and Lewis as doing the same thing: writing from what they know and like
Tolkien based his ideas on old mythologies and the early medieval period, esp germanic mythology. A big factor was linguistics and providing a story to act as a history within which his conlang could evolve. He seems to care deeply about the progeny of mythology and words and things being realistic but feeling epic. He had strong feelings about fantasy not being just for children and the integrity of art and what it should do. He was a scholar of Old English, emphasizing language.
Lewis based his ideas on medieval romance which often used religious themes and symbolism and borrowed willy nilly from various mythologies. Some of the most prominent fantastical things in such stories are references to local folklore or classical greco-roman mythology and (oddly enough) highly magical dwarves that are much more like Lewis's dwarves than Tolkien's dwarves. It also has colorful but generic characters that are often unnamed, like knights known by their various colored armors (black, red, green). Lewis liked stories to be fantastical, but often created a lot of grounding verisimilitude by emphasizing that people get bored, tired, hot, sweaty even when doing epic things, and people aren't happy serious or sad all the time in real life, even if they are magical beings, etc. Lewis was a scholar of medieval romance and an expert on religious allegory. He also really liked children's literature, esp victorian children's literature. His work has portal fantasy and talking animals like Alice in Wonderland, features children traveling to a mansion to have a very down to earth magic Adventure that teaches moral lessons, like 5 children and it. Etc. And he seems to be a person who primarily had their head in the cloud (in a good way) being imaginative and loving beauty and wildness and illogic, but was also trained by his tutor to be hyper rational and logical and I think you can see those two sides of his personality struggle in all he writes.
They are incredibly distinct but both sets of stories come from people writing authentically about what they know and what they like, and trying to write the kind of stories they wanted to read
I’m surprised you didn’t include the part during the credits where they show how the virus spread throughout the planet. I always thought that was really cool visual.
SUPER like for MT
Pretty cool I never knew a lot of the characters named in this movie was a way to honor the original creators
The window, to me, looks more like a star (space) and Ceasar looking out of symbolized the search for more, for completeness, something Taylor was looking for in the original and chose space to find it.
Nice one! There was one missing Easter egg in the movie. When Caesar says “no,” that is a reference to the original movies. The lord of the originals refers to Caesar speaking the first word ever and starting the revolution. Much like he did in this trilogy.
I really enjoyed this movie
The CGI was really good
Mt is really a king 🤴🏿 funny asf
I am sorry to be that guy, but this is planet of the apes. There are no monkeys in this film monkeys have tails, apes, do not. But!!! LOVE MT & the channel
Decided to watch these movies again recently, and wanted to see if, yet again, Heave Spoilers put out a video for an old movie I decided to watch recently. And of course they did. Love it, keep living in my walls so you know exactly what I want 😂😂
If your gonna reboot an IP, THIS is how you do it! Modernized yet plenty of respect to the core material.
Jacobs doesn't think it's affection. He clearly looks nervous, and Koba doesn't look happy.
Did you only watch 1 of the old Planet of the Apes movies? Cornelius and Zira travelled back in time and had a child in a later movie that started a revolution against mankind in Conquest of the Planet of the Apes. That ape, was named Ceasar. Who later named his son Cornelius (just like he does in the modern trilogy
MT must’ve read the comments from his last video,, you sound a lot more energetic and better MT!
@heavy spoilers Just wanna say on a side note that your guys’ channel is the best movie channel on RUclips without a doubt.
Hope y’all make a vid for the trilogy
I have a rather unique experience watching this movie I caught it as a rerun on TV and I didn't catch the title of the movie so I didn't know it was rise of the planet of the apes until the scene in the zoo where Caesar says no and then it hit me this is a prequel reboot of the planet of the apes this is how the apes took over the planet and Man became primitive