KINGDOM of the PLANET OF THE APES - ENDING EXPLAINED + EASTER EGGS You Missed!

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Raka was the best character in the movie ,wish he had stuck around longer.

I love how everybody unanimously referrs to Will as just James Franco.

mae planned everything from the very beginning, he lured proximus people to the eagle clan because she knows their ability to climb higher than usual, she even saw it when noah climb to get the egg on a higher place, she even put her scent on noah cloth so she can get the clan raided and conquered by proximus people, she needed their ability so she can reach the hidden entrance of the vault.

It’s a shame because as a fan, I enjoyed kingdom. But I feel like casual fans won’t enjoy it as much because of how slow this felt. Great video as always.

The writing for the movie was unexpectedly very emotionally complex and mature, which I think has gone over a lot of viewer's heads. Mae and Noa are written as contrasts in dealing with trauma and anger. Mae is struggling to overcome her trauma, from Proximus' brutality, which affects her trust of all apes. She struggles to do what is morally sound, being impulsive due to her grief, pain, and loneliness. Noa grows and moves through his trauma and anger, in which community and family benefit him greatly in this respect - He chooses trust and not harm against those who haven't harmed him. The movie is teaching us pain begets pain (Mae), but trust and follow-through heals pain (Noa). The real enemy is unhealed trauma and what that brings. Mae's outward actions are perfect example of a person with internal conflict and unchecked feelings. Really great writing.

I saw the movie last night and absolutely loved it. I've always been a fan of the Planet of the Apes franchise and these new movies give so much to it! I am seriously dumbfounded with how well they have done this series so far. Each story has been different. They all connect in a logical and exciting manner.

Small correction: Orangutan are the religious and law experts in the original movie, the scientists are the chimanzees.

I think it's also important to point out with this movie that the writers seemed to have learned a valuable lesson from Star wars. Noah was really just some random guy. Yes, his father was the leader of their tribe. But at the end of the day, he was really just another member of the tribe himself. He wasn't necessarily anyone special. All throughout the movie I kept expecting them to somehow make Noah a descendant of Caesar. And I was thrilled by the end when they didn't.

In my theater, people gasped when may spoke and it reminded me of Caesar speaking for the first time.

I loved this continuation/installment. Raka was the best character. I loved Noah; i loved how they showed his fear when a problem arrise yet he still pushed foward.

You didn't mention one easter egg. Fort Wayne, Indiana is where Taylor says he's from in the original movie.

that ad transition was so seamless i really thought bruh was getting deep connecting to planet of the apes fr

Yo they used the eagles for hunting, including fishing and mid sized land prey. They can also keep vermin from the area. Human settlements have been using Falconry for a while

Proximo despite being a villain was mostly correct in his motivations

WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY! 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

So I think the astronauts are coming back too and I think they told us this in the movie…hear me out. When the main ape, Noa explained to Raka later on what he saw in the telescope he says something like “a tunnel swallowing light” at first I thought he was talking about the telescope itself and he could’ve been but what if he saw a black hole or wormhole? The same one that would soon bring those astronauts to that time.

Maturing is realizing Mai was the true villain of the story

The aspect of Noa’s clan utilizing eagles is actually further insight of how they can and would coexist with “lesser beings,” such as humans, as both creatures can benefit from each other and thrive as a result…😉

Fun little Easter Egg: the woman in the hazmat suit is played by Dichen Lachman, who was also in the television series The Last Ship, which was also about a man made plague that wiped out the majority of humanity.