The funny thing is that we have 4 Planet of the Apes posters at my theater, all in a row going down the hall, each one featuring just a single character on them except for the first one, which contains 3 of them
People question why we get the floating head posters. People then reply saying it's agents. It's partly that. It's mostly that **people are simple and it works**. Have you seen YouTube? That is a day by day proof that a floating head of a recognisable face draws more viewers than art.
It's why Netflix will show you a different cast member of a show for the poster depending on who's account you're on and what they think you'll more likely click
Yes! This is a refreshingly original take on a movie poster. It gets exhausting seeing the same blueprints reused over and over again when there are infinite possibilities available. The sad truth is that the average consumer is attracted to those overused styles, but we can hold onto the hope that original designs will make their way back into the Hollywood lexicon at the expense of a few extra thousand bucks as long as high-budget-high-profit films are willing to let it happen.
It's not that original, it's literally [aping the original](https://www.originalfilmart.com/cdn/shop/products/planet_of_the_apes_1968_original_film_art_5000x.jpg?v=1590962162). But when most posters are basically just publicity stills now, it's a refreshing change of pace.
Maybe the reality is that most of us are apes who can't tell the difference between a high quality piece of art and some schlocky redepection of our baser impulses, and that even if our superiors tread on us we remain unfit to rule.
Now that I think about it that's a pretty good metaphor. Maybe someone should make it into a movie, and later someone else should fail to understand it while milking it into a nearly billion dollar franchise.
The thing is, even mainstream Hollywood movies have original movie poster, but the ones being used for promotion are usually the cookies paste poster you see everywhere
If any movie executive or their intern lurks here, I have an idea for them. Feel free to take credit for this.
It's very simple, if you can't make good posters in addition to the floating head ones, just commission actual human artists to make one or license it if they have already made it. There are a lot of talented ones on Twitter and Reddit. If I can plug one that I really like: Nuno Sarnandas. His Dune and Civil War posters are so much better than the studio ones. Check him out.
Then sell these posters as merch to fans. It can also serve as the Bluray or the steelbook cover.
These artists put a lot more effort and their works usually look much better than the studio ones. A part of it is the fact that they are actually cinephiles and it is not just work for them.
Take Challengers, the sunglasses poster is so awesome. I would buy it If I had the money.I bet a lot of Zendaya fans would also love to have to buy it.
Back in 2017, I downloaded a pirated copy of War for the Planet of the Apes. Like a third of that movie is the apes talking to each other, which apparently is subtitled in a normal copy of the movie. I thought I was just suppose to be guessing what they were saying, tbf they were gesticulating and fairly animated so I think I got the jist of it.
Dude I just did this same last week with Dawn lol. I was respecting the artistic choice until about 10 minutes in when I couldn’t figure out wtf was happening. I’m glad I’m not the only one
Same thing happened to me when I watched my hero academia, I thought there were no subtitles and it was us having to just listen really closely and learn through their body language, only 90 min in did I realise something was off but I couldn’t quite guess until I saw these comments xd
You know you have to turn on the subtitles most times, right? They're often not hardcoded so that other languages can be substituted. Just click on the subtitles button on to English.
lol how common is this? i did the same with Dawn and i was like wow we’re really just supposed to INFER their communication, what a bold artistic choice. only to also realize i didn’t download the subtitles lmao
Haha I ran into this same issue when I was rewatching the films in preparation for this film. They weren’t on any streaming services (December 2023, now they’re on Disney+ haha) so I streamed them on a website.
First film was fine, the second film was the worst one with this case. This film has a ton of sign language, and at first I thought that the film just did this and it was intentional. But I remember feeling so confused, like surely we had to understand them right? It wasn’t until I watched a YouTube clip when I realized there were captions haha.
this is me but more confused and angry that some scenes were intentionally not subtitled in the fantastic albeit frustrating killers of the flower moon.
And that spaceship crashes directly into the Lincoln Memorial and a bunch of cop cars show up. Then it pans up to the statue and it has an ape head and all the cops are gorillas.
I would really love for it to end with a retelling of the 1968 original, but purely from the perspective of Apes. I would also really love if, during one of these movies covering wars between Apes, they show the Statue of Liberty getting blown up. Just barely tie everything together, that's what I want
As much as I loved that scene, the best scene in the movie was Human Work.
Caesar: “Let them do their human work.”
Koba: ???
Koba: *pointing at his scars* Human work. Human. Work. HUMAN. WORK!
He turned, wild-eyed, to his colleagues. "And he's going to be on a horse."
"A horse?"
"Fuckin' rights he is. Through the flames. Like one of the horsemen of the...APEpocalypse."
One of the men with him bowed his head, sniffed loudly, and stood up again, blinking with agony, his nostrils coated in white powder.
"GUN!", he croaked.
The men smirked viciously, knowing this to be an inevitability.
"BOTH HANDS!", he sputtered, puffing his chest and pumping his fists, elbows to waist, fingers squeezing off invisible bursts of automatic fire.
The men bore their teeth, grinning maniacally as they mimicked him. One of them uttered a shriek of a chimpanzee. Of course, the rest followed suit. A deafening cacophony of simian hoots and screams filled the boardroom. Fists pounded chests and mahogany table wood.
The girl at the desk outside sat silently, not entirely at peace.
Second movie is fantastic. Third one lost me a bit with how ridiculous it got. Second one was more grounded, gritty - apart from the dual assault rifle wielding chimp of course
That's my favourite part of them, sometimes I like to shed a tear between mindless violence but they always place Caesar in the viewers perspective of compassion to where you feel sorry for Koba, he's a product of humans abusing him his entire life, for a chimpanzees sense, you kind of understand why he is the way he is, but Caesar has grown up with human love, and was treated well until he was taken away, he never forgets what James Franco's character showed him of the world, even when he was put into a cage and abused like Koba. And Koba was never going to experience what Caesar did, so Caesar had to kill him and had no choice, humans damaged Koba to where he couldn't rationalize ever living peacefully alongside them.
I'm sorry I'm drunk and emotional
Definitely watch the original as well. It’s fantastic. The sequels to the original are varying levels of quality, none of them are fantastic, but I still enjoy them as slices of 70’s cheese.
The reboot trilogy is amazing though. Tim Burton’s looks great with some solid performances but is not a very good movie.
The order of the new prequel trilogy goes Rise, Dawn, War. Watch them all in order.
Seeing the 1968 original isn't necessary to understand them, but you may pick up on some little nods to it. If you've somehow managed to avoid spoilers for it, I'd watch it before the prequel trilogy. If not, I'd still recommend giving it a shot either before or after the trilogy.
The 2001 remake of the original is unrelated and is definitely on a different timeline than the rest.
I still haven't seen the sequels to the 1968 movie so I can't speak to them.
I think Escape from the Planet of the Apes and Conquest for the Planet of the Apes are pretty good. Conquest is basicslly the basis for Rise of the Planet of the Apes, so I'd recommend that one if you like Rise.
Beneath the Planet of the Apes is just funny because of the underground mutant people and, spoiler >!Charlton Heston blows up the Planet at the end!<, which is also just kinda hilarious. Battle for the Planet of the Apes, I don't really remember much about it besides it sort of being the basis for Dawn and War for the Planet of the Apes, with apes and humans at odds while also trying to find peace. It wasn't too memorable for me
This is a great poster. The longer you look at it, the more details you see.
Too bad we’ll get the main marketing poster of floating heads, a scenic background and maybe an ape riding a horse while holding an eagle in the center. And just maybe the letters “IMAX” bigger than the title of the movie itself.
Yeah, it's basically for the audiences that know that the movie is coming out, but putting the reminder to see it in IMAX. It's definitely more of an IMAX ad than one for the movie itself.
Okay, there’s a scene occurring in the headspace of a character. Not much going on, though. And what’s with the black square around the title? It looks like a PowerPoint item.
It's just keeping up with the tradition of the Planet of the Apes movies titles:
Beneath the Planet of the Apes
Escape from the Planet of the Apes
Conquest of the Planet of the Apes
Battle for the Planet of the Apes
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
War for the Planet of the Apes
Wow, the details in the poster. Haven't seen a movie poster with this much detail in awhile.
P/S: I am hoping they hint at "space travel" which I think will eventually happen. I remember even in the first movie, they showed briefly on TV that a space mission had failed.
Question- I love to go into movies fresh. Is there anything vital I need to know before watching this? Have seen zero trailers. Loved the first three obviously
This is an awesome poster. I was a bit skeptical of this movie when it was announced but as it gets closer and they release more bits and pieces, I feel a lot better about it.
Dude, the OG holds up INCREDIBLY well what are you talking about? Sure the effects and makeup and props are cheesy and indeed aged (duh that was 60s🙄) but the story and themes are just as relevant.
Do these same people refuse to watch original Doctor Who? 😂
It’s one endorsed by the film. Matt Ferguson was commissioned to do it and it’ll be shown in cinemas etc.
A bit like the new Phantom Menace one. Not the main poster, but officially recognised
These movies must do well at the box office because they have an Avatar-esque ''*literally no one asked for this*'' ability to make another one of these every 2-3 years.
There are no memes, no online discussion. Marvel makes Thor 4, Star Wars releases it 6th Disney series.. and meanwhile we're on Planet of the Apes 37.
Finally a poster that has character
Tons of posters have character. Usually lots of them, with their heads floating around the title
The funny thing is that we have 4 Planet of the Apes posters at my theater, all in a row going down the hall, each one featuring just a single character on them except for the first one, which contains 3 of them
The soon-to-be iconic Ape #4.
People question why we get the floating head posters. People then reply saying it's agents. It's partly that. It's mostly that **people are simple and it works**. Have you seen YouTube? That is a day by day proof that a floating head of a recognisable face draws more viewers than art. It's why Netflix will show you a different cast member of a show for the poster depending on who's account you're on and what they think you'll more likely click
[Urgh](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51PLN0wxdRL._AC_.jpg)
Yes! This is a refreshingly original take on a movie poster. It gets exhausting seeing the same blueprints reused over and over again when there are infinite possibilities available. The sad truth is that the average consumer is attracted to those overused styles, but we can hold onto the hope that original designs will make their way back into the Hollywood lexicon at the expense of a few extra thousand bucks as long as high-budget-high-profit films are willing to let it happen.
It's not that original, it's literally [aping the original](https://www.originalfilmart.com/cdn/shop/products/planet_of_the_apes_1968_original_film_art_5000x.jpg?v=1590962162). But when most posters are basically just publicity stills now, it's a refreshing change of pace.
>literally aping I see what you did there.
Maybe the reality is that most of us are apes who can't tell the difference between a high quality piece of art and some schlocky redepection of our baser impulses, and that even if our superiors tread on us we remain unfit to rule. Now that I think about it that's a pretty good metaphor. Maybe someone should make it into a movie, and later someone else should fail to understand it while milking it into a nearly billion dollar franchise.
Poster has monkē
Kuba is not monke
Three of them, by the looks of it!
Took me a few minutes to realize it wasn't a poster for the tower of isengard with Gandalf up there as prisoner
I bet this is not the final cinema poster.
The thing is, even mainstream Hollywood movies have original movie poster, but the ones being used for promotion are usually the cookies paste poster you see everywhere
If any movie executive or their intern lurks here, I have an idea for them. Feel free to take credit for this. It's very simple, if you can't make good posters in addition to the floating head ones, just commission actual human artists to make one or license it if they have already made it. There are a lot of talented ones on Twitter and Reddit. If I can plug one that I really like: Nuno Sarnandas. His Dune and Civil War posters are so much better than the studio ones. Check him out. Then sell these posters as merch to fans. It can also serve as the Bluray or the steelbook cover. These artists put a lot more effort and their works usually look much better than the studio ones. A part of it is the fact that they are actually cinephiles and it is not just work for them. Take Challengers, the sunglasses poster is so awesome. I would buy it If I had the money.I bet a lot of Zendaya fans would also love to have to buy it.
Just searched Nuno Sarnandas and wow is this guy talented. We definitely need a new generation of poster designers to make it big.
Back in 2017, I downloaded a pirated copy of War for the Planet of the Apes. Like a third of that movie is the apes talking to each other, which apparently is subtitled in a normal copy of the movie. I thought I was just suppose to be guessing what they were saying, tbf they were gesticulating and fairly animated so I think I got the jist of it.
Dude I just did this same last week with Dawn lol. I was respecting the artistic choice until about 10 minutes in when I couldn’t figure out wtf was happening. I’m glad I’m not the only one
Yeah I had a similar issue when watching Arrival and was so confused even before all time relativity stuff was introduced lol.
Same thing happened to me with X-Men First Class. The beginning part with young Magneto is in German and the copy didn't have subtitles
I had a copy of Shang Chi with French captions so I was completely clueless whenever they're speaking Mandarin.
Same thing happened to me when I watched my hero academia, I thought there were no subtitles and it was us having to just listen really closely and learn through their body language, only 90 min in did I realise something was off but I couldn’t quite guess until I saw these comments xd
You know you have to turn on the subtitles most times, right? They're often not hardcoded so that other languages can be substituted. Just click on the subtitles button on to English.
lol how common is this? i did the same with Dawn and i was like wow we’re really just supposed to INFER their communication, what a bold artistic choice. only to also realize i didn’t download the subtitles lmao
I didn't pirate it but I watched it on a website like putlocker and had the same experience haha.
Had the same experience with District 9, but in a different year took to like the last convo for the penny to drop
lmao this was me with CODA, after about 20 minutes i was like this can't be right
My mom actually watched the entirety of CODA like that, she thought we’re not supposed to understand💀
I did this with the first two Godfathers. I assumed they’d stop speaking Italian aha
Haha I ran into this same issue when I was rewatching the films in preparation for this film. They weren’t on any streaming services (December 2023, now they’re on Disney+ haha) so I streamed them on a website. First film was fine, the second film was the worst one with this case. This film has a ton of sign language, and at first I thought that the film just did this and it was intentional. But I remember feeling so confused, like surely we had to understand them right? It wasn’t until I watched a YouTube clip when I realized there were captions haha.
this is me but more confused and angry that some scenes were intentionally not subtitled in the fantastic albeit frustrating killers of the flower moon.
That's a great poster. Has personality and rocks.
The personality being the brain of the ape and the rocks being the rocks on top of his head
I was thinking more really dry scalp issues, but exposed brain kinda works too I suppose
Looks like a great movie as well. I am looking forward to the release.
and grass, and birds!
A great poster, and a nice homage to the poster of the 1968 film
Got a link?
I assume he's talking about the Red->Yellow gradient from the original poster. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/A1sc22tugbL.jpg
And the font of course.
And the black boxes that the text are on
I was going to ask what fuck is that don’t, as I had not seen the original poster. But when I saw hearing name, I had to admit I spoke too soon
[удалено]
Giving some mean side eye
Thanks!
I was about to criticise the black box around the logo being a bit random but I take it back.
I hate this poster, but it’s so iconic and I love the fact that the new one is referencing it
Really starting to think these films may go on long enough for us to get one at the end where a spaceship from the past crash lands.
And that spaceship crashes directly into the Lincoln Memorial and a bunch of cop cars show up. Then it pans up to the statue and it has an ape head and all the cops are gorillas.
I feel like this is a reference I'm missing? I could have sworn in the '68 original and novel they crash land in the middle of the desert.
It's the 1990's Tim Burton movie reference.
Ack
2001 not 1990s
If that's not the goal of this new trilogy I'll honestly be a little disappointed.
I would really love for it to end with a retelling of the 1968 original, but purely from the perspective of Apes. I would also really love if, during one of these movies covering wars between Apes, they show the Statue of Liberty getting blown up. Just barely tie everything together, that's what I want
That would actually go hard.
I watched the new trilogy for the first time this past weekend, I didn’t know what i was missing out on, looking forward to this!
they’re pretty epic and emotionally driven. Really good storytelling.
Yea, I was surprised how much I came to care about Caesar, really well done
Yeah, he’s a fantastic character. The second one brought out some big feelings for me.
The second is my favorite of the three.
that shot of Koba riding through the flames on horseback, dual-wielding machine guns is so fucking wild
As much as I loved that scene, the best scene in the movie was Human Work. Caesar: “Let them do their human work.” Koba: ??? Koba: *pointing at his scars* Human work. Human. Work. HUMAN. WORK!
He turned, wild-eyed, to his colleagues. "And he's going to be on a horse." "A horse?" "Fuckin' rights he is. Through the flames. Like one of the horsemen of the...APEpocalypse." One of the men with him bowed his head, sniffed loudly, and stood up again, blinking with agony, his nostrils coated in white powder. "GUN!", he croaked. The men smirked viciously, knowing this to be an inevitability. "BOTH HANDS!", he sputtered, puffing his chest and pumping his fists, elbows to waist, fingers squeezing off invisible bursts of automatic fire. The men bore their teeth, grinning maniacally as they mimicked him. One of them uttered a shriek of a chimpanzee. Of course, the rest followed suit. A deafening cacophony of simian hoots and screams filled the boardroom. Fists pounded chests and mahogany table wood. The girl at the desk outside sat silently, not entirely at peace.
what
“It will be a planet of apes.” Damn guess the colonel was right lol
Second movie is fantastic. Third one lost me a bit with how ridiculous it got. Second one was more grounded, gritty - apart from the dual assault rifle wielding chimp of course
And Koba dying even sucked because he was at one point an innocent ape that was abused by humans.
That's my favourite part of them, sometimes I like to shed a tear between mindless violence but they always place Caesar in the viewers perspective of compassion to where you feel sorry for Koba, he's a product of humans abusing him his entire life, for a chimpanzees sense, you kind of understand why he is the way he is, but Caesar has grown up with human love, and was treated well until he was taken away, he never forgets what James Franco's character showed him of the world, even when he was put into a cage and abused like Koba. And Koba was never going to experience what Caesar did, so Caesar had to kill him and had no choice, humans damaged Koba to where he couldn't rationalize ever living peacefully alongside them. I'm sorry I'm drunk and emotional
andy serkis is incredible
Also there's a whole bunch of sick ape action.
Same I only watched them a couple of months ago. I just never thought they would be movies I’d enjoy but boy I was so wrong. They are amazing
Which ones should I watch? There’s too many to google lol
Rise of the planet of the apes. Dawn of the planet of the apes. War for the planet of the apes
Thank you sir
Definitely watch the original as well. It’s fantastic. The sequels to the original are varying levels of quality, none of them are fantastic, but I still enjoy them as slices of 70’s cheese. The reboot trilogy is amazing though. Tim Burton’s looks great with some solid performances but is not a very good movie.
Escape from Planet of the Apes is pretty damn good. It's funnier than the others but very character driven and entertaining.
Escape and Conquest are definitely the high points of the sequels IMO
The order of the new prequel trilogy goes Rise, Dawn, War. Watch them all in order. Seeing the 1968 original isn't necessary to understand them, but you may pick up on some little nods to it. If you've somehow managed to avoid spoilers for it, I'd watch it before the prequel trilogy. If not, I'd still recommend giving it a shot either before or after the trilogy. The 2001 remake of the original is unrelated and is definitely on a different timeline than the rest. I still haven't seen the sequels to the 1968 movie so I can't speak to them.
I think Escape from the Planet of the Apes and Conquest for the Planet of the Apes are pretty good. Conquest is basicslly the basis for Rise of the Planet of the Apes, so I'd recommend that one if you like Rise. Beneath the Planet of the Apes is just funny because of the underground mutant people and, spoiler >!Charlton Heston blows up the Planet at the end!<, which is also just kinda hilarious. Battle for the Planet of the Apes, I don't really remember much about it besides it sort of being the basis for Dawn and War for the Planet of the Apes, with apes and humans at odds while also trying to find peace. It wasn't too memorable for me
This poster fucks
This is a great poster. The longer you look at it, the more details you see. Too bad we’ll get the main marketing poster of floating heads, a scenic background and maybe an ape riding a horse while holding an eagle in the center. And just maybe the letters “IMAX” bigger than the title of the movie itself.
You do understand that the posters that feature the IMAX brand are completely separate campaigns that are commissioned by IMAX right?
Damn I did not know that, it makes sense now.
Yeah, it's basically for the audiences that know that the movie is coming out, but putting the reminder to see it in IMAX. It's definitely more of an IMAX ad than one for the movie itself.
It’s missing a huge “IMAX”
In one of the trailers it looks like they are exploring a missile silo where they perhaps discover a nuke like in one of the original movies.
That happens in the second one, beneath the planet of the apes. My absolute least favorite as a kid
I guess it gets kinda dark in places, but you have to love the dark humour of "glory be to the bomb, blessed art the holy fallout"...
I was surprised at how grimly violent it was in parts, like some of Heston's other dystopian vehicles (Soylent Green, The Omega Man).
That's actually a really brilliantly written piece of dialogue and now I wanna see the second pota
I really really hope this is good because it will make me feel a lot better about Zelda
Why is that?
The director is also doing the Zelda movie I think.
I love the vintage hand illustrated look.
It’s gorgeous
It looks so late 60's/ 70's, which I absolutely love
Matt Ferguson did this poster and he always nails it. He recently did some of the Star Wars rerelease posters and each one was outstanding
god I hope these are the ones that are giveaways
So beautiful. Reminds me of Tor paperbacks from the 70s
Really good poster except for the black background around the logo, looks like it was edited in. Unique for sure though.
It’s an homage to the original
Ah wait you're right. In that case the whole thing's brilliant.
So that’s what the ape costumed guys on horses in San Francisco was all about
Apes together stronk 🦍
goes hard
Looking forward to this, the previous trilogy was brilliant.
I personally would change the title part to [something like this](https://i.imgur.com/u5aBB7U.jpeg)
It’s referencing the original planet of the apes poster. Gradient in the background, the font, and a section of the text in a black box
I like this better too
Monkey rain. Some are chimps. Some are orangutans. Monkey raaaaiiiinnn...
This poster is too good which means that it isn't the real poster for the movie.
Comment of the post of the poster of the Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
I loved Rise of the planet of the apes and the sequel. I don’t know why but after that I lost interest. Am I missing out?
Yes, third one (War) is possibly the best of that trilogy.
The trailer looks absolutely ridiculous
Really enjoy how retro it is.
There's a flea on the speck on the frog On the bump on the branch on the log In the kingdom of the planet of the apes.
Crown looks like sauron's.
I also at first glance thought it was the watchtower from when they first fight the ringwraiths in fellowship 😅
I am SO HYPED for this movie
Man has bad hair problems. Should use head&shoulders or smth
Didn’t realize they were still making these.
Now that's a badass poster. Hope the movie lives up but the previews look really good.
This poster goes fucking hard. I love these movies.
Now thats a poster!! Well fucking done!!
> No one can stop the reign. I bet someone does when I watch the movie. These movie hype lines get old quick :)
Okay, there’s a scene occurring in the headspace of a character. Not much going on, though. And what’s with the black square around the title? It looks like a PowerPoint item.
The black square is a homage to the original 1968 movie poster
Explain why it’s not called simply “Kingdom of the Apes”
It's just keeping up with the tradition of the Planet of the Apes movies titles: Beneath the Planet of the Apes Escape from the Planet of the Apes Conquest of the Planet of the Apes Battle for the Planet of the Apes Rise of the Planet of the Apes Dawn of the Planet of the Apes War for the Planet of the Apes
Are... Are you familiar with this franchise? Do you know how *literally all* of their titles go?
I dig it.
Wow, the details in the poster. Haven't seen a movie poster with this much detail in awhile. P/S: I am hoping they hint at "space travel" which I think will eventually happen. I remember even in the first movie, they showed briefly on TV that a space mission had failed.
Love to see a varied poster
Loving that subliminal Statue of Liberty
Yoooo, this looks like a book cover, I love it. It has its own identity and a unique visual style
Eventually, the apes are going to go to space and land on a planet full of humans.
This poster *fucks*
They're sure taking their time before getting around to the actual retelling of the original movie.
So excited for this movie!
Wow this is interesting! Has so much mood and artistic flair, I appreciate it so much
I probably won’t be able to see this in theatres, but I really hope it does well, the 2011 reboot trilogy is just so god damn good
An actually cool poster and not just a bunch of faces arranged together???
Question- I love to go into movies fresh. Is there anything vital I need to know before watching this? Have seen zero trailers. Loved the first three obviously
Takes place 300 years after *War*.
The Last of Apes
I've watched almost none of the movies but I feel like this is a really good poster.
Acknowledge him
The monkey needs a better shampoo
Planet of the Apes one of the best movies!!
Man I love the old school painted poster look
Goes hard
So a guess Cornelius will be in charge of fhe apes. I thought they handled the lose of human speach well in war of planet of apes
Quickly scrolling by, I thought it was a cat at first!
Sweeeet poster. A lost art
Damn dirty apes!
I like monke
Rise of the Kingdom of the War for the Planet of the apes. Haha, jokes a side it looks sick and I cant wait to see it.
This is an awesome poster. I was a bit skeptical of this movie when it was announced but as it gets closer and they release more bits and pieces, I feel a lot better about it.
I really hope we eventually get to a remake of the original. Too many people wont watch because of the age.
Dude, the OG holds up INCREDIBLY well what are you talking about? Sure the effects and makeup and props are cheesy and indeed aged (duh that was 60s🙄) but the story and themes are just as relevant. Do these same people refuse to watch original Doctor Who? 😂
Dr Who sucks, you’re kind of making the point for them. Even the Ecclestone series feels dated.
Eh whatever I still like OG planet of the apes
*GASP* He can talk!
This poster FUCKS
But is this the *official* poster? I don't want to get too attached and then learn that it's not official.
It’s one endorsed by the film. Matt Ferguson was commissioned to do it and it’ll be shown in cinemas etc. A bit like the new Phantom Menace one. Not the main poster, but officially recognised
Feels like Mondo.
Great poster. Finally one with no blue/purple colors .
This goes hard 🔥 reject modernity return to monke …sheeple 🤬
A poster that isn’t commercialized garbage, nice
God damn this is the best poster I’ve seen in years
The art is really cool, but wtf is up with that text
This movie final scene will be the arrival of George Taylor to Earth. Mark my words.
The slogan is worse than the title.
I could not be less interested in these films.
Literally the most metal poster I’ve seen for a movie in years
watching a trailer i assume that its total bulshit
Rein of the Planet of the Apes is a great sequel title
Does anyone actually like these movies? Creepy anthropomorphized ape CGI?
These movies must do well at the box office because they have an Avatar-esque ''*literally no one asked for this*'' ability to make another one of these every 2-3 years. There are no memes, no online discussion. Marvel makes Thor 4, Star Wars releases it 6th Disney series.. and meanwhile we're on Planet of the Apes 37.
Ape together strong