Apes rise up aginast enslavement by humans directly invoking American slavery
Conquest was the 4th Planet of the Apes release. It was set up by the previous film Escape From the Planet of the Apes when Cornelius (Roddy McDowell) explained that apes were once domesticated as servants by humans, treated like slaves and eventually rose up and liberated themselves. That was the focus of this film. It’s a familiar tale of how oppression leads to resistance and directly invokes ideas of the enslavement of Africans.<br /><br />Roddy McDowall returned for his third Planet of the Apes film, this time playing Caesar who was the baby of Cornelius and Zira from Escape From the Planet of the Apes. He sees how apes are mistreated, becomes a slave himself, and then begins organizing an uprising.<br /><br />The connection with African American slavery is driven home through many scenes like how humans are called master and the apes are auctioned off, scolded, beaten, and chained. When the revolt starts it’s also MacDonald (Hari Rhodes) the assistant to the governor and the only black character who comes to sympathize with the apes.<br /><br />The ending brings things full circle. Caesar is faced with the question of whether to return the favor to humans and be as cruel with them as they were with apes or to show some compassion. That’s a dilemma for many revolutionary movements about how they will deal with the former ruling class.<br /><br />The one problem with the story is the role of Armando (Ricardo Montalban). At the start he tries to cover for Caesar speaking up against the police. He runs off but then decides to turn himself in and have Caesar join the regular apes as cover. Why go to the authorities? The police never took down his name. How was he supposed to find Caesar afterward? It seems like he’s only included so that the government can interrogate him and bring up the previous film for some background.<br />C
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