In the laboratory, scientists are experimenting with monkeys to overcome Alzheimer’s disease. But their tests have unexpected side effects: they find that the substance used will radically increase their brain activity.
Caesar, then is the first young chimpanzee to show a remarkable intellect. But with the betrayal of the people around him, and whom he trusted, he will lead the uprising of all his species against man, in a spectacular struggle.
On paper, in some, according to everything, in fear of the monkeys of the planet: origin. Go through Tim Burton’s bad film replicas, which was also a failure, once again offers a new adaptation / variability around the world of Pierre Boulevard novel, which is already brilliantly immortally immortalized in the cinema in 1968 Franklin J. Shafner …
And yet those who played Cassandre had everything wrong. The film decorated by Rupert White and in 2011 not only a very solid, which offers itself a great success in the box office, but also has the value of an authentic animal law manifesto.
In the 1968 film, after arriving in prison by animals, Charlton Heston finished the value of his humanity. In the planet of the monkeys: Origin, Caesar actually follows the perfect opposite trajectory: it is a monkey that covers its animal nature, after men have been arrested and improperly treated.
The film and its moral interrogation are even more interesting, as this subject is supported by incredible techniques, catching the performance, and of course Andy Serk’s talent, which depicts Caesar, which stimulates real emotion and compassion in the viewer.
Long (already long!) A series of films followed by the planet of the Apss: The origin of the latest from which the new APES planet came out: with the new kingdom, it is not surprising that Rupert White’s film is placed at the top of your record as it receives a very high average.
Monkeys Planet: Origin, to see (or review!) Disney++
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