EXCUSE ME? NO?!! Rise of the Planet of the Apes Reaction | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching 

That horse scene was something else!!! The full length can be found here: www.patreon.com/posts/84208019?

This was definitely one of my top 3 movie theater experiences. I'll never forget hearing him speak and the actual gasps I heard in the room.

For what it wanted to be, this film is perfect. 10/10.

The line “Take your stinking paws off of me, you damn dirty ape” was also a callback to Charlton Heston in the original movie. It’s the first line time that the intelligent apes hear a human speak, and it has the same effect on them as Caesar’s “No!” had on us. Was the scene where the neighbor who was sneezed on is shown to be an airline pilot who starts the virus spreading worldwide an end credits scene? Did @NiaMakiReacts see that?

I saw this in the theater when it came out. That moment when Caesar says "no" was one of the most amazing moments I've ever experienced in a theater. It's so unexpected, and SO powerful. It was a full house, and you could hear the entire audience gasp in one breath, and I swear the next moment you could hear a pin drop. I will never forget that moment.

The scene of Cesar screaming back at the barking dog, just for the latter to back out scared to death, never fails to give me goosebumps.

DID SHE NOT WATCH THE CREDITS SHOWING HUMANITY GETTING WIPED OUT?!!

Wait, did you watch the credits? It shows important information.

I never liked anything Planet of the Apes until *this* trilogy came along. These movies are now among my favourites.

Hi Nia, nice to see you doing the modern Planet of the Apes films!🙂It is a very good trilogy! This is the first time the original 1968 film has been outdone by a good story & great ape designs. The 2001 reboot attempt "Planet of the Apes" with Mark Wahlberg was not successfull. While the ape design was very good, people found the story lacking. Andy Serkis does the motion capture for Ceasar like he did for Gollum in the Lord of the Rings films. The line "It's a madhouse, it's a madhouse!" is a line Charleton Heston says in the original 1968 film. So was, "Take your stinking paw off me you damn dirty ape!" I believe the horses being on the bridge and Ceasar riding one is a nod to the orginal film too. There is an important mid credit scene, too. Great reactions to your first film of the second reboot of Planet of the Apes, Nia!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

There are a lot of references in this movie to the original from 1968 with Charlton Heston. As a child in the late 70's and early 80's, I grew up on the Planet Of The Apes films. Looking forward to your reactions to the other two films in this series.

imo Maurice the Orangutan is one of the best characters and my favourite in this trilogy. I'm also pretty sure Ceaser got double dosed with the 113 at the home plus at the shelter on top of being born smart with the 112.

This is one of my top favorite franchises I’ve ever watched. I hope you watch the next two as well, it’s one of those rare series where each movie just gets better than the last. heard that at some point a Fourth film is going into production within the next year or so, which is all the more reason to watch all of them, I have complete faith that it’ll be just as good. I love watching reactions to his iconic first word, that “ NOOO!” Really was surprising and downright bone chilling. I’m actually glad apes can’t form words like that in real life, that would honestly be terrifying- it’s already been proven they are capable of learning English to a certain extent and even communicate through sign, and recognize words spoken verbally to them as well as identify the names of objects through pictures- this movie is a glimpse of the scary potential of what Apes could be capable of if they could speak and so much more. Go and look up various chimpanzee and Gorilla videos done at zoos and animal facilities as well as in the wild or as pets. It’s really surprising sometimes the things they can understand. That’s the beauty and the terror of these movies is that you watch it and it’s slightly to the left of what is possible when it comes to how smart Apes are and what researchers and scientists are willing to put these animals through for the sake of human medical advancement. There are few animal characters in movies that I feel such a deep emotional connection to the whole time on screen and Caesar is definitely one of them.

Also, there's a VERY IMPORTANT AFTER CREDIT SCENE

The movie doesn't exactly end there. I would suggest watching the entire credits... :)

11:31 I understand the confusion. In the original movie, the Apes were already the dominant species on Earth, and humans were considered animals. Tim Burton developed a remake of the original film in 2001. This film is a prequel of how it all started. Hope this makes sense! 💪

Idk as sad as it was seeing the nextdoor neighbour attack Caesar, he probably thought he was a wild Ape, and them mfers are dangerous. I don't blame the neighbour for how he acted because he didn't know Caesar

Great reaction!!! Don't forget to do the other two POTA movies!!!! CAESAR!!!!!! 🦧🦍

You may know this, but that's the actor who played Gollum (Andy Serkis) in LOTR doing the motion capture and voice of Caesar. :)

@32:52 Yea, Caesar gave that look like, "😡YEEEEEAAH--Oh, SHIT!😨 I'm GROUNDED!" 😂😂😂

the "NO!" scene was my first legit outward reaction in theaters. It went dead-silent, and I broke it with a loud "YES!"

I love how he still asked his dad if he can go, even though he already made it clear that this is where he belonged.

Please make a reaction of the movie "Poseidon" 2006. It's a really good movie! 😃

I love David Hewlett, he's such a sweet guy who is really good at playing complete assholes lol. Same with Tom Felton

Part 2 is the best one

Definitely watch the sequel next! Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is one of the best films of the last decade.

Looks like she might have missed the end sequence 🥴

Nia, if that is a link to your outro at the end, it is not working.🙂

The dichotomy between Ceasar and Koba is just so brilliantly written. Ceasar was born with the original serum in his blood as inherited from his Mom. He was raised as part of a human family as another family member. Koba was injected with the advanced serum through experimentation fueled by greed without any regards for his wellbeing. He was never shown any humanity or compassion from humans at all. It was through this experimentation that the virus strain in the serum was introduced to a human host, killing him but not before he passed it on and it quickly spread through the populace and became an extremely deadly epidemic. Meanwhile Ceasar uses that same serum to increase the Apes in captivity intelligence and liberates the Apes in pure Moses fashion and Koba is also freed as part of the revolt. Brilliant

This is one of the best film trilogies of the last few decades. I hope you get a chance to watch Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and War of the Planet of the Apes as well

11:40 👀 That would be scarier than a zombie apocalypse 😂

30:16 "This is WAR!" Nia, not for a couple of movies, honey bun!!!!!! 🦍🤗

YEAH Nia 👍🏼 i love this trilogy.. Planet of the apes.. you have 3 more of this from 2014..2017..and the last from this year 2024..this you look at now was from 2011 and it was the last movie i saw in a Cinema 👁️ AND IT WAS STUNNING GOOD CINEMA MOVIE.👁️ Peoples reaction in the Cinema was all was on the apes side 100 % THX Nia for a wonderful reaction you wake me up to look at the last as is made this year 2024 ...

I only saw these movies once, when my dad got the trilogy on Blu-Ray, and I forgot how good they were. This was an interesting surprise! The scene with the cop in the car, where he looks up and all the apes are lined up on the roof with spears always gets a smile out of me. It's such a cool and menacing shot. I'm just assuming that if you did this movie, you probably plan to watch the full trilogy, so I'm looking forward to watching along! I hope your weekend is fantastic! ✌🤓

13:41 This lady also plays Maurice, the Orangutan :)

Ok. I know you don't mean anything by it but I cringe so hard every time you call them monkeys. They're Apes...not monkeys. There is a big difference between the two.

*Great reaction as usual! Do you know the history behind Planet of the Apes and King Kong?*

I loved this movie so much, but I somehow never saw the sequels. Maybe I should get around to that someday...

I really wish this would actually happen. We had our chance, and we've completely fucked everything up. Let the apes have their turn.

These movies are spectacular, enjoy your journey with them

29:19 This was covered by youtuber(and former biologist) RoanokeGaming, but in short: The virus increases the cognitive functions in apes, but in humans the initial infection causes the brain to swell and hemmorage, leading to death(and later generations to reverting into animals)

As usual don't watch it to the end ,the neighbor goes to the airport and spreads the disease around the world

She said "It's from the GAP". :)

Classic movie! Hope you like it! 🙏🏽💪

you gotta do the Matt Reeves Planet of the Apes movies next 🥰

where is Andy Serkis's oscar?????

26:33 this made me laugh.Perfect timing and appropriate to the scene. 26:51 lol your whole body reacted. Loved that moment.

11:50 He was just trying to help 😔

Thank you.Really.Thank you.

Andy serkis is incredible as caesar

This is one of the last movies I saw with my dad in theatres before he passed. The "No" scene was insane to witness with an audience. The audience went completely silent, my dad and I looked at each other in disbelief, and when Caesar hits the dude with the baton, the entire audience started cheering! haha Never seen such a collective reaction like that lol

4:14 This is where the fun begins

Love the bridge scene.

Ma’am some stuff is for his safety 🙄

25:20 IT HAS BEGAN!!!!!! 👏

Caesar could never be the villain or without humanity. Even after all hes endured he still didn't want to kil anybody and prevented his fellow apes from killing some too. I'm a big animal lover, especially apes, even more so now after falling in love with Caesar 💚 Caesar is such a great leader, he actually puts some real human leaders of today to shame. Caesar was raised with so much love from his dad & grandpa, it killed him to reject his father, u can see that in his eyes after he turns his back. Caesar has a bigger purpose now and wants to free his apes. Also no Caesar isn't a leader thats so easily replaced. None of the apes have had an upbringing like him. Caesar actually had a human education thanks to Will, Caesar understand humans just as much as the apes now. He also has compassion for both which makes him an even better leader.Caesar never went full on murderer at all, he didn't even mean to kill the cruel ape keeper. This trilogy is amazing and so emotional.

34:02 got me every time 😂

15:08 Poor Caesar 😔

😮😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

8:54 Exaclty

0:45 Yikes 😂

35:14 🙏🏽💪

Many of the things in this movie pay homage to the original planet of the apes movies. "It's a madhouse, it's a MADHOUSE" is a famous line from Charlton Heston. I like this movie, but I feel seeing the originals (many times) helped me watching this movie. It's different, yet similar at the same time.

32:50 😂

26:52 👀

5:46 🙏🏽

As an 80s baby who's a huge fan of the original Apes films, the modern trilogy was such a joy to experience. Rupert Wyatt did an amazing job on "Rise..." and then Matt Reeves just took that ball and raised the bar even higher with the sequels. The first sequel "Dawn..." is my favorite of the three and is an absolute masterpiece. Without a doubt one of the all time best trilogies. As stated by others there are quite a few call backs to the original, one of them being the news headline about the Icarus space shuttle getting lost in space. That is a reference to Taylor (Charlton Heston) and crew, who's shuttle goes missing for thousands of years before landing on a strange planet ruled by apes.

4:07 👀

3:03 😊

Omg your facial expressions and body language every time Caesar spoke were priceless queen 😂

"NOOOOOO!"

my favourite movie trilogy of ever. so glad you're watching it.

Hello and thankyou for reacting to my fave movie trilogy ever. Take care😘

When it comes to Planet of the Apes, old or new, they're all great!

Better watch all of them or else

One of the greatest and most underappreciated trilogies ever

I'm team human all the way . 😊

Don't like the movie. Never seen the movie actually. So not liking it it a bit to strong... just not interested in watching. But i thought I like and comment anyway. Every little click counts, right? Have a lovely day. 😊

nah! Thought you were doing the classic from the 60s with Charlton Heston. Disappointed.

get a job