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    Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science

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    Image of strider_mt2k strider_mt2k
    12/02/08

    In reply to Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science
    Roddy McDowall, the world needs you NOW more than ever.
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    Image of dave the wet sprocket dave the wet sprocket
    12/02/08

    In reply to Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science
    to be followed by the prequel to caesar... look out in '11 for roddy!
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    Image of strider_mt2k strider_mt2k
    12/02/08

    @dave the wet sprocket: Word.
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    Image of 92BuickLeSabre 92BuickLeSabre
    12/01/08

    In reply to Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science
    Not to be reactionary, but I am much more concerned about messing with Conquest than I was about remaking the original.


    As far as I'm concerned all the other films are merely prequels and sequels to Conquest.

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    Image of Sproing Sproing
    12/01/08

    In reply to Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science
    "A hyper-intelligent chimp raised by humans incites a worldwide ape revolution and causes the downfall of mankind."


    And their weapon of choice is poo.

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    Image of Palliard Palliard
    12/02/08

    @Sproing: That's not much better than conquering the earth with a few sticks and some chest-thumping, which is how they did it in the original movie.


    I liked that movie, but I'm a big Roddy McDowall fan.

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    Image of Sproing Sproing
    12/02/08

    @Palliard: I seem to recall they also set fires and made speeches.
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    Image of EBone EBone
    12/01/08

    In reply to Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science
    Ohh, this will be fun. A CGI monkey (err, ape) with subtitles for the audience so we know what he's signing. There's some drama.


    Wasn't "Congo" bad enough?

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    Image of OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear
    12/01/08

    @EBone: Congo had super guerrillas fighting a laser wielding Laura Linney.


    And Tim Curry.

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    Image of Alexis Alexis
    12/01/08

    In reply to Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science
    Is there a reason why the Apes went from looking like apes to looking like people within, like, thirty years?


    Other than budget, that is.

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    Image of Sproing Sproing
    12/01/08

    @Evlsushi: It's the Klingon nugat-noggin effect.
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    Image of Alexis Alexis
    12/01/08

    @Sproing:


    Damn you nugat noggin. Get your cosmetic evolution straight.

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    Image of Plague Plague
    12/01/08

    In reply to Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science
    Dead Again amazing?

    That word doesn't mean what you think it means.
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    Image of Gann Gann
    12/01/08

    In reply to Planet of the Apes Gets Serious and Goes Hard Science
    I would suggest Keanu for the roll of the hyper-intelligent chimp, but maybe one of the less evolved chimps would better suit his talents.
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