C'est LA viE

Alright, finally have gone for a movie after almost 2 months!

Had been requesting a company to join me for this movie, but after few attempts, failed!

Argg, perhaps I wasnt trying hard enough, but the dad's nod last night really made my day.

The only thing I am dissatified is, the movie tickets were too pricy..=(

Hope public holiday is a good excuse for the high cost.

Well, back to the apes, I was watching documentary about orang utans this early morning with dad.

Then, we were watching apes acting like human later in the cinema. =P

I had forgotten that I watched the previous movie - Rise of the planet of the Apes in 2011, but I still remember it was a great movie which I enjoyed a lot.

I also think the director had done a great job in creating a prequel platform for the 2001 films - Planets of the Apes.

Now, the stories continued on describing how Apes survived after they had evolved into a smarter, human like species....

and how human was treatened by the flu creating by human nature, and how human are so vulnerable...

"You know the scary thing about them? They don't need power, lights, heat, nothing. That's their advantage. That's what makes them stronger."

Indeed, human rely on power, lights, heat....everything that we had created...and we forgot how we used to live without them.

Ok, sounds unfair, our great Ancestors to be blamed then as we never live without them.

Then may I blame the evolution? At the same time the advanced, the smarter, the stronger we developed, the weaker we become.

Hopefully I can act like Tom Hanks in Castaway if I really lost everything except for my life.

The favourite scene I loved the most in this movie was not really quoted by any websites which googles could track.

Well, I just roughly remember what Caesar was telling his great royal follower - Maurice with hand language.

"Ape not kill ape; but human, they kill human"....(not likely exactly what had spoken, but the meaning was there)

Strongly agree! Especially the wars are happening too much these days, cant human awake?

Why are we killing our own species? I remember one of the cast - Dreyfus was telling Malcom (the lead role): 'They are ANIMALS!"

Yea, that's right. They are apes, they are animals, but they know the simple rules which we, brilliant and smart human species dont even take a shit of thinking this.

Apes do fight for food, they do fight for love, but you rarely see them killing each other, except like ape Koba in this movie, who have learnt hatred from human.

I must agree with what was spoken by the people who killed by Koba in this scene, Koba is real ugly...which you could tell that he is the bad ape from the start.

Fortunately, our main lead ape, Caesar had learnt love, and know how to love more than human do.

Thanks to him, the greediness, the cruelness, or I should say the humanity nature was forgiven, the trust was built, and the wars was not begun...until Koba started the massacre in the lost city.

Caesar was right, we, human will not forgive what had Koba did, and not even will differentiate which ape is good or bad.

Therefore, dawn arrived, and war had begun.

If the ending of the 2001 film- planet of apes was followed (Mark Wahlberg returned to earth and discovered Earth had also become planet of apes...=.=), then I guess the coming up apes film will show how apes won the war then?

Let's see then.

note: I really missing James Franco in this movie, can you, Mr. Director, pls put him back to the next film?