valet
The official Chaplain of the Coli
Not sure how the general audience ginna recieve this. Will they buy into the world they trying to build? Or will it flop because the lack of catching bodies, replaced by emotional drama?
The Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes (May 24, 2024) (First teaser released!)
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I didn't even know about this shyt lol. I`m going to peep
HipHopStan
Top 113 Poster
Da Rhythm Rebel
All Star
Saw this last night at a special IMAX preview event. Very solid for the most part and I am someone who really enjoys the Apes movies (except the Wahlberg one)
Definitely curious about
Definitely curious about
what Noa saw in the telescope and if the movie takes place on another planet or if May is an astronaut that got lost in time
wondered that too lol i thought
they'd show the earth or some shyt but it fades out instead
Sensitive Christian Grey
The Fisher King
I'm saying it surpassed Rise but Rise had better pacing
It doesn't have that No! moment from Rise but what other movie does really? For me, the pacing was an issue mainly cos the action was quite good but felt as though it lacked momentum. The manhunt scene taken from the OG is a good example of this, it was well executed but the audience could have been a bit more hyped going into it. It ain't the Koba rampage from Dawn, I'll tell you
The deconstruction of the world was fascinating. The shadow of Caesar runs long but nobody understands what it means, real Ozymandias vibes there
They really had a gay orangutan and then killed him off
Last, the JBO breh in me was feeling Mae in her mudslick Tomb raider get up even with her dirty ass feet too
The deconstruction of the world was fascinating. The shadow of Caesar runs long but nobody understands what it means, real Ozymandias vibes there
They really had a gay orangutan and then killed him off
Last, the JBO breh in me was feeling Mae in her mudslick Tomb raider get up even with her dirty ass feet too
valet
The official Chaplain of the Coli
I'm saying it surpassed Rise but Rise had better pacing
It doesn't have that No! moment from Rise but what other movie does really? For me, the pacing was an issue mainly cos the action was quite good but felt as though it lacked momentum. The manhunt scene taken from the OG is a good example of this, it was well executed but the audience could have been a bit more hyped going into it. It ain't the Koba rampage from Dawn, I'll tell you
The deconstruction of the world was fascinating. The shadow of Caesar runs long but nobody understands what it means, real Ozymandias vibes there
They really had a gay orangutan and then killed him off
Last, the JBO breh in me was feeling Mae in her mudslick Tomb raider get up even with her dirty ass feet too
what did he say to indicate he was gay. I must not been paying attention
Sensitive Christian Grey
The Fisher King
"He was... my village." I understand that's open to interpretation but my friend mentioned the gay thing and the way Hollywood is, I just supposed she was probably right
Devilinurear
Veteran
This movie is good
This was dope. Solid follow-up to the Caesar trilogy and sets up the foundation well enough for the next entries. Noah is easy to rally behind but Caesar really is the Tony Stark of this Ape shyt, man. The way they talk about my boy, his legacy, in this. 
Thought Wes did his thing. There were some shots in this that had me stoked for his Zelda adaptation, whenever that drops. I was skeptical on how he’ll do because Reeves is simply that dude as a filmmaker and having to follow-up from his efforts would be a momentous task for most, but this turned out just fine.
I did find myself engaged more in the ape vs. ape dynamic here. The story is headed towards one where the human race is fighting for control again and while it’s a riveting plot point, I thought Dawn already handled that conflict between the two to perfection. I was kinda fukkin’ with the beef between the ape clans. I’m sure there’s more that they can explore there.
Thought Wes did his thing. There were some shots in this that had me stoked for his Zelda adaptation, whenever that drops. I was skeptical on how he’ll do because Reeves is simply that dude as a filmmaker and having to follow-up from his efforts would be a momentous task for most, but this turned out just fine.
he doing zelda?This was dope. Solid follow-up to the Caesar trilogy and sets up the foundation well enough for the next entries. Noah is easy to rally behind but Caesar really is the Tony Stark of this Ape shyt, man. The way they talk about my boy, his legacy, in this.
I did find myself engaged more in the ape vs. ape dynamic here. The story is headed towards one where the human race is fighting for control again and while it’s a riveting plot point, I thought Dawn already handled that conflict between the two to perfection. I was kinda fukkin’ with the beef between the ape clans. I’m sure there’s more that they can explore there.
Thought Wes did his thing. There were some shots in this that had me stoked for his Zelda adaptation, whenever that drops. I was skeptical on how he’ll do because Reeves is simply that dude as a filmmaker and having to follow-up from his efforts would be a momentous task for most, but this turned out just fine.
now im not as worried...
The religious parallels and Roman tributes were nice (as were the propping up of Caesar's legacy) but fukk all humans, b. Nah, I ain't like that shyt at all. Coming to say bye. bytch I'll poke u wit this prod or have one of these eagles fukk u up 
ArchStanton
All Star
Interesting, I didn't interpret it that way at all, I just assumed he meant he lived with one other ape while Noa lived with a bunch. But I have seen other people call him the gay orangutan also, so it's not just you. Doesn't bother me either way but I know some people will freak out about a gay primate. Anyway it pissed me off a little when he died, he was an interesting character.
OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
Heard it was mid
PoorAndDangerous
Superstar
Does this have shytty ass CGI?