Fitting end to Planet of the Apes series Can humans and apes co-exist?
Battle was the fifth and final film in the Planet of the Apes series. As the title suggests this movie is about war. There are two sources for this conflict. First, a new society had been created on Earth with apes ruling with an uneasy alliance with humans. The problem is the gorillas led by General Aldo (Claude Akins) want to overthrow Caesar (Roddy McDowall) and enslave the humans. Then a group of mutated humans are discovered and they want to wipe out the apes. The question is whether the humans and apes can find a way to live together or to destroy each other?<br /><br />The problem in this story is that ape society is being undermined from the inside and there is a force coming from the outside. The conflict between apes and humans was always paramount to all five of the movies. This was a fitting end to that theme. There’s plenty of action right from the start with a giant battle in the climax. It also showed that there were good and bad actors on both sides. You can guess whether the movie advocated co-existence or destruction as the answer.<br />C
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