PLANET OF THE APES Clip - 'War' (2001) Tim Burton

PLANET OF THE APES Clip - "War" (2001) Tim Burton

Astronaut Leo Davidson whips through space and time to a world where apes and gorillas rule the humans. Captured, he is nurtured by Ari and hunted by General Thade as he leads a rebel group of humans and chimpanzees in search of his downed craft. This is his only hope of escape and, ironically, the planet's only hope of shaking off the tyranny of the gorillas, allowing peaceful humans and chimpanzees to co-exist.
Release date: July 27, 2001 (USA)
Director: Tim Burton

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[JackassJunior]

This movie was actually pretty good. My only major complaint was the ending which they left so open and couldn’t be arsed to do a sequel.
Don’t get me wrong I love the reboot movies we have, but still wished we got a sequel to this one.

[Mr.Reckless]

I actually liked Planet of the Apes 2001 and was hoping to see a continuation of the movie with the same actor.

[profundus]

This movie scores so low on IMDb but I think it's actually pretty decent. Watched it as a kid, the ending always stuck with me.

[safado]

"I’m tired of this human”.Thade is badass.

[wisemanwalkingdowntheroad]

There is something to be said for the realism of practical effects.

[adrianjapan]

No matter how many times I watch this movie, it gives me goosebumps🤯the power of religion and ignorance, this movie is a portrait of the beginning of human civilizations from a 3rd person perspective, all the misunderstandings and belief beyond reason

[thegreyavenger]

Thade was smart to start with a minor squirmish then full on attack so he could see what weapons Leo had.

[spartaragekick]

when the one actor said....Semos help was freakin voice actor should of got paid more than any other actor on

[johnv]

Good science fiction film! I like this scene of the nuclear powered rocket engine final blast.The rocket fires off after two thousand years.

[Tripp]

Always loved this movie. Strong creative filmmaking. The whole point of a Planet of the Apes movie is that it's supposed to be an insane funhouse mirror of us. This movie accomplishes that more than the recent ones.

[thegreyavenger]

Unfair fight dude with the armor took very little blows.

[Mechagodzillareturns]

“I’m tired of this human”

*Proceeds to do war cry for no particular reason*

[bargeld]

RIP Michael Clarke Duncan. He was a great actor.😢 😘 When they start to charge it reminds me of the Wizard of Oz.

[dexter]

I swear every movie that used prosthetic makeup for a race or something back then always had at least 1 character that had a striking resemblence to Michael Jackson....

[Whywasscared]

Tim Roth - A great actor with great makeup.
Blonde human sidekick - awful actor with one facial expression. No idea who she is.

[BronyLord-woym]

General Thade vs. Berserker Predator (no weapons/prep, just bare hands) who wins?

[s.f.]

Love or hate this movie, you still have to admit that the prosthetic makeup on actual real actors in the flesh over cgi and practical effects looks way better than the cgi-flooded newer movies. I love the way Tim Roth’s actual eyes especially really pop against the makeup and you can see the quality of his acting from him himself, not a cgi avatar indirectly binded to him through a computer. Tim Burton movies always look great and have fabulous prosthetic makeup and actors. I appreciate it.

[chasehedges]

7:11- MY FIGHT IS WITH THADE NOT YOU! THEN YOUR FIGHT IS WITH ME

😂😂😂. Such bad dialogue

[LadyYautjaSpacePirate]

Imagine if both humans and apes left the planet and fought their battles in space! That'll be epic!

[Dinga]

Always got to be a kid who thinks he’s a badass but almost screws things up.