Planet of the Apes

This groundbreaking science fiction film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner is based on the 1963 novel of the same name by Pierre Boulle. It explores profound themes of identity and civilization as a group of astronauts find themselves stranded on a planet ruled by intelligent apes. With its captivating storytelling and iconic twist ending, the film offers an immersive and engaging experience that challenges perceptions and leaves a lasting impact.

Astronaut Brent crash-lands on a distant planet in 3955 A.D. while searching for his predecessor, Taylor. He discovers a world ruled by intelligent apes and joins forces with the mute Nova, who wears Taylor's dog tags. In Ape City, Brent witnesses the militaristic gorilla General Ursus planning an invasion of the Forbidden Zone. After escaping captivity with the help of the chimpanzees Cornelius and Zira, Brent uncovers a hidden society of telepathic humans who worship a powerful nuclear bomb.

Intelligent apes Cornelius and Zira travel back in time to Earth in the 1970s and become celebrities until their secret is revealed. With its thought-provoking themes, social commentary and engaging storyline, it's a unique addition to the Planet of the Apes franchise. A captivating sci-fi film that will keep you entertained while prompting reflection on the human condition.

In this thrilling chapter of the apes' saga, Cornelius and Zira's son, Caesar, emerge as the leader of a revolutionary uprising. In a world where a devastating plague has wiped out dogs and cats, apes have become household pets, cruelly treated as slaves. With his extraordinary intelligence, Caesar rallies the oppressed apes, igniting a fierce struggle for freedom and justice against their human oppressors.

In a post-apocalyptic world, Caesar, leading both apes and humans, strives for peace. However, tension brews between factions led by aggressive Gorilla General Aldo and mutant humans. When war erupts, Caesar must confront betrayal, loss, and the true nature of coexistence. As battles rage, the legacy of past conflicts looms large, shaping a future where hope and harmony hang in the balance.