Rise of the Planet of the Apes

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Re: Rise of the Apes

Yeah, I saw the one with Walhberg and thought they just remade it like the original. I was hoping they would do a sequel to the recent one.
 
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You gotta watch the original PoTA, Sifu. :lecture

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How dangerous could a bunch of apes really be? Seems to me, it would be easy enough to gun them all down....:dunno


Will still watch it though.
 
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This is a bit different than the original though, since the time travel of Cornelius effected the outcome of the future.

Let's not forget that we haven't seen yet all the events leading up to the situation. In the old films, all the dogs had died off due to some viral dealio, and humans turned to apes and chimps as companions. That meant there were millions of them, a much bigger threat if intelligent than they'd be in our current situation. Think if all the dogs and cats on the planet got smart enough to rebel and had opposable thumbs. That monkey that can fashion a pick to unlock things sure as hell can point a gun and pull a trigger.

But in the originals, there was also the time travel paradox - although the apes were smart enough to do basic chores and communicate, it wasn't until Cornelius returned with Caesar that they had a leader that could create the revolution. Not sure how they plan on handling that, but it looks like he's just a super smart chimp created by the drug, which takes away a bit of the cool time travel feature of the original series.

I'm also cautiously optimistic. I can handle the idea of Caesar being a super chimp rather than a time traveler, but they are going to have to create a solid sci-fi backstory as to why there are so many apes that they can actually take over the world.
 
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That shot of Caesar standing over the bed freaked me out:horror

Anyone else having problems embedding videos into threads?

I always do. But what I do to overcome it is copy the embed url to Microsoft Word. Then copy it again...no changes...from Word and paste it to the post. I have no idea why this works for me, but it does. I figured this out when I noticed that the url was not getting copied in it's entirety from youtube straight to the post. I could not figure out why that was happening and during the course of trying to figure out the "why", I tried to see if it would copy to Word in it's complete form. It did. Then, just to see if the same issue was happening between word and the post, I copied the url from there and pasted it to the post and it copied completely. So I previewed the post and the video was there.

This is a bit different than the original though, since the time travel of Cornelius effected the outcome of the future.

Let's not forget that we haven't seen yet all the events leading up to the situation. In the old films, all the dogs had died off due to some viral dealio, and humans turned to apes and chimps as companions. That meant there were millions of them, a much bigger threat if intelligent than they'd be in our current situation. Think if all the dogs and cats on the planet got smart enough to rebel and had opposable thumbs. That monkey that can fashion a pick to unlock things sure as hell can point a gun and pull a trigger.

But in the originals, there was also the time travel paradox - although the apes were smart enough to do basic chores and communicate, it wasn't until Cornelius returned with Caesar that they had a leader that could create the revolution. Not sure how they plan on handling that, but it looks like he's just a super smart chimp created by the drug, which takes away a bit of the cool time travel feature of the original series.

I'm also cautiously optimistic. I can handle the idea of Caesar being a super chimp rather than a time traveler, but they are going to have to create a solid sci-fi backstory as to why there are so many apes that they can actually take over the world.


I hate it when movies cheese out to drugs or radiation making the necessary monumental changes.

So there are two things this movie needs to overcome for me. I do not like the cgi apes either. They looks too smooth.

But those are fairly easily surmountable issues. The movie still looks good overall to me.
 
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I always do. But what I do to overcome it is copy the embed url to Microsoft Word. Then copy it again...no changes...from Word and paste it to the post. I have no idea why this works for me, but it does. I figured this out when I noticed that the url was not getting copied in it's entirety from youtube straight to the post. I could not figure out why that was happening and during the course of trying to figure out the "why", I tried to see if it would copy to Word in it's complete form. It did. Then, just to see if the same issue was happening between word and the post, I copied the url from there and pasted it to the post and it copied completely. So I previewed the post and the video was there.

Thanks buddy. I'll try that trick next time:D
 
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Looks kind of lame but whatever. Apes become invisible when they jump around in trees?
 
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I don't get it. Where in the trailer did they become invisible? :dunno

Near the end when they are jumping in the trees is looks like they are "clear" kind of like when the Predator when it was disappearing. Maybe its just my eyes are bad.
 
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Just give away the ending on the cover of the dvd :slap

:lol
Just imagine if they did that on M Knight Shyamalan DVDs, you could have Bruce Wills walking through a wall on the Sixth Sense cover, or have Samuel Jackson planting a bomb on the Unbreakable cover
 
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