Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Exclusive Extended Preview (2024)
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Published 2024-05-06
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US Release Date: May 10, 2024
Starring: Owen Teague, Freya Allan, Kevin Durand
Director: Wes Ball
Synopsis: Director Wes Ball breathes new life into the global, epic franchise set several generations in the future following Caesar’s reign, in which apes are the dominant species living harmoniously and humans have been reduced to living in the shadows. As a new tyrannical ape leader builds his empire, one young ape undertakes a harrowing journey that will cause him to question all that he has known about the past and to make choices that will define a future for apes and humans alike.
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All Comments (21)
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“you’re older” “by length of a sunset” such a cool line
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I love that they're not all just speaking perfect fluent English. It's stilted, slightly broken, punctuated with sign language and ape grunts. Seems like a logical evolution of how Caesar and his tribe were slowly starting to speak more English as the movies went on
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The way Anaya faints after watching his best friend nearly fall is sending me.
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The way this scene was set up felt like it could’ve been a main story quest for an open world game setting up the gameplay mechanics. Looked like a tutorial for platforming With a in game cutscene to immerse the player into the world.
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I love how every movie in this series starts with a hunt. Rise: Humans hunting apes Dawn: Apes hunting elk War: Humans (and apes) hunting apes
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You can really see Wes Ball’s visual shots and his style of directing. He was a great pick as director to capture stunning shots like this for a big franchise
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3:45 she’s like don’t encourage him
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Seeing how the chimps domesticate the raptors (eagles, hawks, falcons) by taking their eggs to raise the chicks makes me wish for a sequel they do the same for Wolves in which the Apes take the pups and raise them as their own. It would give a whole new meaning for man's best friend seeing apes leading a pack of wolves into battle. 🐵🐺🦅
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For those complaining, the movie is 2 hours and 25 min long. This ain’t spoiling anything
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most people would have thought they were collecting them to eat but then what a pleasant surprise that they find out the apes practice falconry
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One interesting little detail here is how the girl chimp (Soona?) scowls at the other guy chimp (Anaya?) after he excitedly snags an egg out of the nest, like she hoped he would’ve waited for the egg to sing to him.
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I love how the apes speak more fluently after 300 years.
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That move at 3:46 was SICK 🔥🔥
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I love that from the start of the movie, we get to see how smart and adaptive Noa is. Which plays well with the fact that he's not as strong as most other apes, but is still able to his surroundings and situation to his advantage.
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What A Wonderful Day
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Why does Anaya almost remind me of Bad Ape 😅😂😂
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Apes together strong long live Caesar❤😢
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I'm only watching a little bit of this as I want to go in as blind as possible, but I love how they still use a bit of sign language instead of being magically just as good at speech as humans
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Gosh I really loved this trio of friends. Noa is a really likeable protagonist ❤
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I love the atmosphere of abandoned human-made structures that are taken over by nature and turn into forest in the post-apocalyptic world. Something about that type of view has a peaceful but wild, epic but calm, familiar but mythical vibe to it.
