▶ Broadcast time: Friday, May 17th 22:22
1905 Movie Network Special Article After five weeks of "box office sluggishness", the North American film market finally ushered in the "Jedi Strike Back" last weekend! " Rise of the Planet of the Apes 4" is simply a "box office savior". The global box office took in US$129 million in the first weekend, and the total box office is expected to reach US$450 million.
Since the classic "Planet of the Apes" in 1968 started this epic series, now 56 years later, the Planet of the Apes is immortal and the tenth film is still popular. It is simply a "legend in film history"!
html On May 17, the movie channel invites you to start "Dawn for the Planet of the Apes" and witness this "War for the Heart of the Ape".
In movies, orangutans are the best "mirror selves" of humans. Humans once used orangutans as experimental subjects for in-depth research, but in the end they suffered the consequences and suffered devastating disasters. At the same time, the orangutan's intelligence has developed by leaps and bounds, and he has gradually ascended to the throne of the planet's ruler. Although this allegorical plot sounds absurd and bizarre, it truly reflects the deep worries in human hearts about the future destiny.
Whenever we look at Caesar’s close-up at the beginning of the film and focus on his eyes again at the end of the film, we are actually looking at ourselves in the mirror. These orangutans not only symbolize the future that humans may face, but also serve as a profound reflection on our own actions and choices.
This movie is not a simple science fiction film, it is a work that carries rich thoughts and expands various types of elements. It is not only about the counterattack of apes, but also a fable about survival and coexistence, racial conflicts, social systems, and the destiny of mankind.
How can different races, cultures, and beliefs coexist peacefully and avoid conflicts and wars? This movie provides us with a good thinking angle and allows us to reflect on our own behavior. So the film does not give us the answer, it just makes us think: maybe we need to respect and understand each other's differences more and seek common ground and convergence of interests; maybe we need to re-examine our beliefs and values and find a more Tolerance and an open mind.
Director Matt Reeves said: ""War for the Planet of the Apes" uses a lot of motion capture technology, most of which are limited to the set." Therefore, the production team pursued realism in "War for the Planet of the Apes". More than 85% of the shots in the film were designed for native 3D shooting in outdoor scenes, which is really hardcore! This was a pioneering work at the time, after all, no one had ever done anything like this before.
The most amazing thing is that the huge orangutan civilization in "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" only used six to eight action actors to present the effect of thousands of troops, which is an incredible thing.
What kind of visual and spiritual shock will this colorful social scene bring to the audience? You can go to the cinema to find your own answers.
