Humanity fears change and often tries to destroy what it doesn't understand
Escape From The Planet Of The Apes was the first of two films which were prequels to the original Planet of the Apes. This one focused upon how apes learned how to speak on Earth. The story focuses upon how people are afraid of change<br /><br />Cornelius (Roddy McDowall) and Zira (Kim Hunter) take a spaceship and land on 1970s Earth from the future. At first they’re welcomed and even become celebrities. Then the government turns on them when they find out the future of the planet is not only one ruled by apes but its destruction. They believe by killing Cornelius and Zira that can stop that from happening. This is a common trope in fiction that people think they can change the course of history. Not only that but humanity will often respond by destroying what it doesn’t understand.<br /><br />Despite the theme the movie actually begins with some humor. The humans don’t know that Cornelius and Zira can speak so they treat them just like regular apes. One soldier gives them some oranges and then Cornelius and Zira grab some plates, forks and knives and begin to eat. Another time scientists come to give them intelligence tests and Zira passes all of them while winking at Cornelius.<br /><br />The story also completely changes ape history. In Planet of the Apes they said that God created apes in his image and made man dumb beasts. In this film Cornelius lays out how apes were made servants and then slaves by humans until one day they rose up and an ape spoke. That would actually become the basis of the next Ape movie.<br /><br />For a third installment of a series Escape From The Planet Of The Apes was still pretty good. It started becoming self-reflective hence the comedy. It still had a serious message as well like the previous releases.<br />C
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