Commentary upon the Cold War in America
This was the 1970 sequel to the highly successful Planet of the Apes. Like the first film this one continued to comment upon American society. The theme was inspired by the Cold War and emphasized the destructive power of conflicts.<br /><br />The story begins with the gorillas who are the warrior class in the ape society wanting to go into the Forbidden Zone with a huge army to defeat whatever threats were there. They are opposed by some chimps who want peace. This was a reflection of America in the 1960s-70s which was divided over the Vietnam War.<br /><br />What they find is a colony of human survivors living underground who worship an atomic bomb. They threaten to use it against the apes. In the first Planet of the Apes film Taylor (Charlton Heston) found out that humanity had destroyed itself in a nuclear war eventually leading to the emergence of the ape civilization. The story shows that humanity learned nothing from the past and was willing to destroy everything all over again. This related to the Cold War which threatened world destruction if the U.S. and Soviet Union ever went to war.<br /><br />Beneath the Planet of the Apes was a good follow up. The only drawback was that some of the make-up wasn’t as good. Many of the apes for instance looked like they just had plastic masks.<br />C
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