KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs & Details You Missed
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Published 2024-05-11
“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” is the latest entry in the modern Planet of the Apes franchise, occurring nearly 300 years after the death of Caesar in “War for the Planet of the Apes.” 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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All Comments (21)
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Is no one going to point out that Noa(h) saved his people via flood?
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I laughed way too hard when Noa said "shit"
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Mae’s first word of “NO-A!” was an obvious call back to Caesar’s first word of “NO!”
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very worthy successor to the ceasar trilogy. i only wish Raka would've lasted to meeting proximus. a philosophical debate between the apes and mae would've been fantastic.
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Dr. Zaius was Right. Gotta give it to us Humans, even near extinction, we still want it all.
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I love the Planet of the Apes franchise. They are my favorite movies. 61 years and it’s still going strong. Like Proximus Caesar said: “WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!”🎙️🦍
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I can’t think of another series that has delivered 4 consecutive movies that are all as good as each other. This saga is great.
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So we're going to skip over that May was ready to pop a cap into Noah? Also I'm not sure if we're going to get Bright Eyes but I definitely smell Beneath the Planet of the Apes
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Loved Kingdom. A worthy successor to the Caeser Trilogy. The opening scene was a really lovely tribute to Caeser and his legacy. The next sequence made me care about Noa, Suna, and Anaya AND tells us a lot about their culture. Noa has a good arc in this film, but has plenty of room to grow into another legend over the next two films.
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To those unaware, there are plans for 5 more movies in this saga. M O R E M O N K E
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Jessica breaking down Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes?? WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!
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Noa gets burnt on his chest, which ends up resembling Ceasars birthmark
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I do see Noah, Raka & Mae as Cesar, Maurice & Nova but further generations down the line of life
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Raka must come back! :< I love him...
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Racca was the best character 😂
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I couldn't help but get House of the Dragon vibes when Noah's colony was talking about bonding with the eagles. Took my mother to see it this afternoon. We have been watching these Ape movies together since Rise so I figured it as a Happy Mother's day. We both loved it.
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I love this franchise
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I know director said we are not diving into what happen to Cornelius however. Noa looks just like Cesar’s! Also has same birth mark on his chest like Cesar! Throughout film Raka notices how bird and human follow him leading me to believe later we will find out noa is true cesar blood . Which I think would be amazing
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I noticed when Noah gets burnt from the cattle prod during the attack on his village it leaves a bald patch that looks very similar to Caesar’s birthmark
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The next movie is called the Empire of the planet of the Apes or Beyond the Planet of the Apes, because they were teasing space travel a lot. With Noa and Mae looking into the telescope and a Mearle image ached into a wall of a Astronaut
