Watch rise of the planet of the apes with subtitles

Watch rise of the planet of the apes with subtitles movie#

James Franco struggles with an underwritten role that shies away from philosophical and ethical questions and limits itself to plot points in basic English.

One never knows exactly where the human ends and the effects begin, but Serkis and/or Caesar gives the best performance in the movie. Caesar, to begin with, is a wonderfully executed character, a product of special effects and a motion-capture performance by Andy Serkis, who earlier gave us Gollum in 'Lord of the Rings' (and returns in the upcoming 'The Hobbit').

Watch rise of the planet of the apes with subtitles movie#

That said, the movie has its pleasures, although human intelligence is not one of them. The chimp experts in this movie can be seen running around the Golden Gate Bridge crying out 'Caesar! Caesar!' long after they should have realized Caesar has played his last pawn to K4. It teaches us that chimps may be very smart and friendly, but they are not humans, and when they grow large, can turn nasty. It also has much more interesting relationships involving men and women, and humans and apes. I expected her to be employed as a device for getting lots of info about chimps into the dialogue, but no, she doesn't know much more than anyone else.Д«y a benign coincidence, the fascinating documentary ' Project Nim' has been playing around the country and provides a sort of briefing for this film. Whether she becomes Will's surrogate wife is an excellent question the movie displays the usual PG-13 shyness about intimate details when she kisses him some years into their relationship, it's as if she's finally making a statement. During the same period, Will grows close with a primatologist named Caroline ( Freida Pinto), who becomes Caesar's surrogate mother. Will is touched by the plight of a helpless baby chimp and takes him home 'for a few days.' Days turn to weeks and years, and Caesar exhibits incredible intelligence and the body language of a Marcel Marceau. Assuming that ALZ 112 works, it might be safe to test on Grandpa without running much of a risk of his pounding on people with his walker. The 3rd movie seems to be more in line with the 2nd movie, but I'm only judging by the trailer.Alas, a test animal goes berserk and attacks a board meeting, and the experiment is called off - odd, because scientists should have known what the rest of us know, which is that chimps are charming until they sexually mature, after which they develop the characteristics of, well, wild animals. The 2nd movie, you probably can pass without missing much, although I'd personally watch it as well. I'd still recommend to watch at least the 1st movie, Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011), as it explores deeply the main character, and gives a background for his actions and events in the 2nd movie. But watching the 2nd movie, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014), it's very understandable solo, with the exception of a single scene (a symbol from the first movie is used, and you might not understand why it works, but the results are still easy to understand).

Regarding the latest reboot, we can't know for sure how much the 3rd movie, War of the Planet of the Apes (2017) will require to watch the previous movies.

The older versions, you can easily pass as they have no direct relation to the movie, other than thematically (and with a few names). Planet of the Apes has been rebooted twice I believe.