Astronauts Land On Unknown Planet But It Turns Out It Is Earth in 3978 AD 

My theater here in town during dry spells of bad movies with often do replays so thankfully decades later even I was able to watch it in theaters it was fantastic on the big screen especially cause we just got new recliners in the theater

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is that Timothy Dalton?

They had cards you could trade too!

Not every plant can be eaten nor can every water source be drunk by humans

You wouldn't last a day...

Hear*

The distinction is fresh water.

There's subtle difference between the fresh water and seawater - salinity can be deadly The plant - they were so thrilled over it because thusfar they believed themselves to be located on "mars with water and air" - remember that discovery about their true location and time was the pointelism. It isn't particularly good idea to stick random unknown stuff into your mouth on an unfamiliar location - arguably much more so on an alien planet. I agree that it could kinda scratch comedic žanre from the modern perspective. It didn't feel so back in the day. Personally I loved those in mine childhood. It's also politically motivated "warning" - treatment to animals and nature → as well as to ourselves (races, ethnicity, religion, politics, etc)

Rationalizing fiction is like requesting a padded room on the 13th floor.

Except einstein was wrong…you know that?

@@johnrobertson7583 except you don't know that, do you?

just goes to show they don't make spaceships like they used to🤣

could have been worse one guy and three woman🤣

Agreed

Wrong. Taylor didn’t land on Earth. At the end of the book, he escaped the planet, flew his spaceship out and landed back on earth. He struggles through the reflecting pool and comes upon the Lincoln Memorial. Instead of the Lincoln figure he knew, an Ape statue was there. Whether the other planet was an alternate reality or simply earth-like, it showed converging evolution that man would be replaced by ape. The remake in 2001, with Mark Wahlberg, was closer to the book.

​​@@jpbaley2016 I agree with you....Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes was a little closer to the book.

Never saw the book, except in comics form.

Not much Carbon Dioxide - well a total lack of it is not a GOOD thing, and neither is too much (obviously).

Great concept

Ha ha ha!

I recognised him too 😂

Hi uncle

because they needed 3/4 of work and 1/4 of food for the mission to succeed

Right it should be 2 men and 4 women. 1 smart man and woman and a dumb man with 3 dumb women.

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happy to find drinkable water

@@corybrott8455 ...happy to find drinkable water...and HOT chicks...

Many did not use batteries. They had pull strings or simply turning them over would activate the voice. Yes, I'm old enough to have seen them.

Didn't have a battery, internal diaphram mechanism made it speak

luckily they are not cannibals I love that one🤣🤣🤣

luckily they are not cannibals🤣🤣🤣

"Planet of the Apes" (1968)

Title pls

Planet of the Apes. This is the original movie, made in 1968 and starring Charlton Heston.

Planet of the apes.

Planet of the apes. 1968

What are you, five?

I think I have a similar experience. I remember seeing the moment he was able to speak again after his throat injury and how unjust the apes were.

The main reason I hated this film. Because it did just what you said it did. Too bad there's so many unintelligent people out there that believe everything they watch in a dumb ass movie.

Don’t know if this helps with you getting over your hatred of Apes but the film is trying to show what it would be like if man isn’t the dominant species and is treated like we treat animals (or worse) today. In short Human beings are the species to be feared not Gorillas, Orangutans and Chimpanzees who compared to us are very peaceful and gentle creatures.

What the name of the movie

same, there's something so frustrating about this, but the fact that it can provoke this feeling on us just makes it more of a good dystopian film i just hope we don't get dumbed down so much in the near future like in the movie lol

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I came from another planet seriously it was the planet earth🤣🤣🤣

for it to be a movie it has to be stupid

You are a special kind of stupid aren't you?

😂What? BC-Before Christ. AD- After the death of Christ.

@@Hughesburner did you not see the mistake or are stupid

@@Hughesburner Negative. Does not mean after death. Im going to butcher the spelling but its something like Aro Domonique. Meaning the year of Our Lord.

​@@azrezin5220 Anno Domini. I get what you were saying. Just figured I'd help. B.C./B.C.E. = before Christ/before current era. A.D./C.E. = Anno Domini/current era. Just for reference.

@@Hughesburner Actually you're incorrect; It's latin - Anno Domini - translates as "In the year of our Lord" - i.e .after his BIRTH. Look it up.