KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs & Details You Missed



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โ€œKingdom of the Planet of the Apesโ€ is the latest entry in the modern Planet of the Apes franchise, occurring nearly 300 years after the death of Caesar in โ€œWar for the Planet of the Apes.โ€ As Noa begins to question the superiority of apes over the humans, he will soon begin to discover more about the history of his kind and their relationship to humanity. Jessica Clemons breaks down this film scene-by-scene to point out all the Easter Eggs and missable details that connect this film to the Planet of the Apes franchise, including the original 1968 release!

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38 thoughts on “KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs & Details You Missed”

  1. 21:56 not sure if that is fully true
    Some of the young apes in Noaโ€™s clan looked like bonobos
    Some apes in Proximus clan also looked like Bonobos
    And one of the female apes who bends for, grooms and probably one of his mates look like Bonobos

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  2. I watched bits and pieces of the original ape movies, mainly the 2001 version but it never really clicked with me until Rise, Caesar and his journey was something that imo is a character arc done perfectly in cinema.

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  3. I saw the movie today, Noa kinda looks like Caesar. My gut tells me maybe he's Caesar's descendant same as how Proximus looks like Koba. And yes something about outta space might might happen because in the first movie there was a Rocket ship that left earth, do y'all think that Rocket ever made it back home!?

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  4. In order to procreate offspring that can produce offspring, chimpanzees can only mate with other chimpanzees, orangutans can only mate with other orangutans, and gorillas can only mate with other gorillas. Biology teaches us that in order to sustain long-term procreation, both the male and female mating partners must share the same genus and species genetic classification. This overall should explain the apes self segregation into groups of respectively their same kind.

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  5. i saw it, it was good and i am curious where the next movie will take us, the newer films that started in 2011 are good but the original franchise that started in '68 will always be the best

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  6. Saying learning to evolve through the Roman Empire is a bad idea is such a hilarious take ๐Ÿ˜‚ I understand where you're coming from in regards to other groups and collectives of apes being brought in through being conquered. But if you know anything about ancient Rome, you see how much they had contributed to western culture and advancement.

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