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I would totally watch a mocap suit andy serkis play ceaser with no cgi for a whole movie. Whose with me

This video was the best review I've seen on Spiderman Across the Spiderverse. Well Done man.

Ive been hesitant about listening to hour+ long videos lately but this was great and i love your style of speaking

i think this is the first time ive heard jason clark's real accent

you gotta cut all that extra immature shit from 2:00-3:30

do you think someday you might do kingdom of the planet of the apes

great movie all around, except for some cliche moments...but, they totally could've made an attempt to thwart the approaching war at the end, they gave up way too easily, did not seem believable

weird how the beginning of the movie is alot like the covid pandemic

beautifully made video

I’d love to rewatch it on IMAX

Fun fact, before he took on the name “Stalin” the future dictator was called “Koba” as a Codename. I don’t know if that was intentional or not, but I like to think it was.

I love War of POTA, it's incredibly sad, but please, Caesar is just breathtaking in this movie...

... but I think you are a bit hard with Caesar, when you repeate he fails. He didn’t fail. What he did was already big, a lot, huge, I did so much... yeah, he made some mistakes, like absolutely everybody, and he learned about that. I mean, everything he accomplished... you can't just say "Caesar failed".

47:00 your points here really made me reflect on the current events happening overseas (you can guess which one) It’s crazy how this analysis from a fictional movie from three years ago can be related to the conflict happening today.

This an amazing video, an incredible work for a great trilogy. This is what I live the most on youtube. Thank you 🩵

what a way to look at the movie, never thought of it that way

Good video

Rev up those friars, time for part 4

when will you be doing kingdom of planet of apes?

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This analysis plus this movie made me tear up here in happiness. When I was a kid I saw Planet of the Apes and found it so damn goofy. My kid brain didn't comprehend it I just found it funny like haha walking monke. When I saw Rise and all three movies when I was older, damn, it broke me. It was a masterpiece of a movie.

Fascinating character study, good work! I also think, in my head canon, the drastic changes in his personality make some sense throughout the series based on his age / experiences. You saw a bit of “crazy” Ethan at the start of MI1, in their meetings - the Tom Cruise look. At that time he was more of a team guy though, and not some action hero. At the end of MI1 however, he gets the first taste of that adrenaline rush… the “I should have died” feeling as he leaped from a moving train to a helicopter and blew it up, the blast carrying him back to the train. I could see that, combined with knowing he saved the world, being a major adrenaline rush for him, which leads to… … him being more of a crazy adrenaline junky after that, which we see in MI2, in both his (newfound?) motorcycle skills and especially with the rock climbing sequence in the beginning. He knows he’s not invincible, but he feels like he is, something that young hotshots deal with. But… … then he gets older. Wants to settle down. Meets Julia. Moves on from the field. Etc. The start of MI3 is moving on from that crazy formative life and training new agents, until he’s called back into the field and forced into it. I could go on… but I think I’m getting my point across ok. A combination of age plus experience in each of the first three movies could largely be the cause of their being “3 completely different Ethans.” Whereas pretty much all of them, since Ghost Protocol, I agree, he becomes more consistent. Again, age plus experience. He’s not a young hotshot anymore, as he’s getting older and his body weaker, but he can still be the “crazy” hero when he absolutely has to be. He retains the head knowledge skills going back to MI1, and his confidence in his abilities to pull off crazy stunts is next level… because he keeps surviving each time!

Absolutely incredible 3 videos you got here. Well done sir. I appreciate it.

Dawn works in large part because the two "villains", Gary Oldman and Koba, are partly right in their decisions.

Rocket is my favorite character and Caesar is my personal luke skywalker figure, but MAN does Gary Oldman kill it in this movie. That ONE scene makes me forget I'm watching a movie and feels like I'm looking into the life of a very real tragic leader figure. He's an amazing actor, that goes without saying, but he's just something else in this movie. And even then I think there's stuff I like more in thise movie but THAT scene always makes me think again

I’m patiently waiting/requesting for you to make a video on Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

The part where you talked about Zero made me actually shed a tear. Bravo StoryStreet, Bravo...

Well Tim Burton, I wanted to jump from a window too after seeing you POTA movie. A window on the top floor of the Empire state building. My God, your movie is terrible.

❤❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Amazinnnng

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These videos are so good

This deep analysis really makes me see the movie w/different eyes and appreciate more. Also, gives a lot more of meaning to one of my favorites scenes in the movie when Caesar screams no. Thanks for this video, I loved it. Made with passion.

I regret not watching this trilogy for so long. Made for a month of movies with the family.

"Caesar is home." Brings me to tears man. What's amazing is that scene was a last minute addition.

I've seen a small handful of people say (maybe jokingly) that Ursula, the girl who offers Peter a slice of chocolate cake, should have been the real love interest because MJ was a selfish bitch or something, but I think that's missing the point. Aside from being unfair to MJ, characters like Ursula are important *because* their roles in the plot are so small.

I also believe Terry Notary did motion capture for Kong in 2017’s Kong Skull Island so that makes you wonder if Rocket and Kong can be considered the same person

What do you think of the fourth one? Will there be a review for that?

I don't really ever understand lessons like 'accept yourself as you are'. I mean... i understand what they are trying to say but i just don't... get it you know? How can I say I am enough when I can see everyone else doing so much better. If we are all capable of doing anything and everything, what will it take for me to get there as well? Failures are stepping stones to success but isn't failing like really easy? Wait if that's just how my life is? An endless stairway of failure? I can't just be myself because the me is not good and that's not an assumption, but a fact to me. I don't want to waste my attempt at life, but that's what it feels like. I hope the next time i revisit this video, i will be able to say "Yep i get it" and overall be more compassionate with myself.

I have now watched all 3 of these reviews. I am very impressed with the depth of them. I wish I were still teaching, because I would build a lesson plan in social studies on them. I subscribed to the channel because I think these reviews go far beyond the movies themselves. I hope it is OK, but I am sharing them on Facebook. I want others to see what I see. Thank you! As soon as possible, review Kingdom. I just saw it last night, and am deeply impressed.

The scene where koba is on the tank while it does the 360 will forever be ingrained in my brain

This movie is one of my absolute classics. He sent his self to that tesseract came back and told his daughter it was me on the other side. What a trip.

54:03 This is the “No!!!” of this movie. Koba is such a tragic character. So much so that I feel bad for him. He’s only known the shit end of the stick.

What a beautiful trilogy of video essays. I just binged through all of them and I love hearing your enthusiasm and love for these movies. I’ve complained a lot about how I’m sick of remakes, but I always tell people that these movies are the exception and I feel like you articulated why they’re so good.

Well, just when you thought you were out, huh? Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes decides to pull you right back in. =D

NO.

Stopped after 37min through this. WTF ! Cesar is the villain? amazing to see how decisive rhetoric can be mapped in a way around a story/characteristics to highlight a negative personan in someone when truly it is not. Samething media , lawyers and polictions do WHICH MAKES ME SICK TO THE STOMACH. I can already see comments here ppl eating up this garbage. . damn i'm out. "Don't recommend channel"

5:58 it’s also how they move their hair and how it’s stays still whenever they stay still and it moves when they do

0:35 Futurama, Gumball, Doctor Who, and Hero Academia are all great shows with emotional moments but they pale in comparison to THE GREATEST SHOW OF ALL TIME!!!

Humans are NOT animals. We have both a consciousness of GOD and souls.

I relate to Joy/ Jobu so much. Same because both of us have an Asian mom who isn't vulnerable or prioritizes us, but different in the way that I know my mom won't change...