Planet of the Apes (prequels)

A chimpanzee was tested in a lab with some drugs and after this shows exceptional intelligence and learning ability. Caesar starts to develop a deeper understanding of the world around him. However, he is capt captivity and experiences mistreatment, leading him to rebel against his human captors and seek freedom for himself and other captive apes, paving the way for the events that will ultimately lead to the rise of the apes and the downfall of humanity.

Intelligent apes and surviving humans clash in a post-apocalyptic world, where the fragile peace is shattered by both sides' fears and prejudices. With epic battles and the tension of potential war, viewers will be riveted. This film's remarkable use of motion capture technology, especially in creating the ape leader, Caesar, is a testament to the advances in visual effects. A thrilling spectacle that is highly recommended for its profound narrative and technical brilliance.

In a world devastated by war, Caesar, under the masterful direction of Matt Reeves, faces his greatest challenge yet as he grapples with his own inner demons and embarks on a mythic quest for revenge. Brace yourself for an epic cinematic experience that will push the boundaries of action and emotion.

Director Wes Ball brings a sequel to the acclaimed franchise that blends sci-fi mastery with captivating storytelling. The movie explores an evolving ape society's dynamic alongside regressed humans. This unique narrative delves into leadership, freedom, and power dynamics against a post-apocalyptic backdrop. It's a must-watch for fans and lovers of the Planet of the Apes saga.