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This movie takes the audience into further future where they are given an idea about how the genetically evolved apes are led by Caesar. The story unfolds that due to a spreading of deadly virus, there are survivor humans scattered everywhere in groups around the globe.
Caesar's character shows much of what he gained through
the first phase of his life where he received love, care and compassion of a
beloved human. This is shown throughout the movie contrast to the rival ape named
Koba, where the hatred was implanted due to the harsh treatments he has got
from the humans.
This movie made a great impression on me especially, as
in many scenes it displays that all the living beings regardless the species
value the basic needs such as love, affection, trust, family bond, sacrifices
and above all survival.
Surprisingly, Caesar (Andy Serkis) depicts his character much stronger and deeply felt way
than Malcolm
(Jason Clarke), the human protagonist in the movie. At times I
did really was surprised by the amount of expressions Caesar gave away
resembling the leader character that we yearn in today’s society.
Overall
storyline brings the authentic and realistic characteristics about human nature
combined with the consequences of human actions. And I believe this is one of
the movies not to be missed by those who love science fictions.
Especially, the
visual effects and the vivid representation of both worlds bring out a solid movie
plot making it a winner. And the ending of the movie hints that there are much
more of Ceasar’s brevity to be shown in the future.
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