Planet of the Apes (5/5) Movie CLIP - Statue of Liberty (1968) HD

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Taylor (Charlton Heston) understands that he's on Earth when he finds the wreckage of the Statue of Liberty.
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Originally intended as a project for Blake Edwards, the film version of Pierre Boule's semisatiric sci-fi novel came to the screen in 1968 under the directorial guidance of Franklin J. Schaffner. Charlton Heston is George Taylor, one of several astronauts on a long, long space mission whose spaceship crash-lands on a remote planet, seemingly devoid of intelligent life. Soon the astronaut learns that this planet is ruled by a race of talking, thinking, reasoning apes who hold court over a complex, multilayered civilization. In this topsy-turvy society, the human beings are grunting, inarticulate primates, penned-up like animals. When ape leader Dr. Zaius (Maurice Evans) discovers that the captive Taylor has the power of speech, he reacts in horror and insists that the astronaut be killed. But sympathetic ape scientists Cornelius (Roddy McDowell) and Dr. Zira (Kim Hunter) risk their lives to protect Taylor -- and to discover the secret of their planet's history that Dr. Zaius and his minions guard so jealously. In the end, it is Taylor who stumbles on the truth about the Planet of the Apes: "Damn you! Damn you! Goddamn you all to hell!" Scripted by Rod Serling and Michael Wilson (a former blacklistee who previously adapted another Pierre Boule novel, Bridge on the River Kwai), Planet of the Apes has gone on to be an all-time sci-fi (and/or camp) classic. It won a special Academy Award for John Chambers's convincing (and, from all accounts, excruciatingly uncomfortable) simian makeup. It spawned four successful sequels, as well as two TV series, one live-action and one animated.
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Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Charlton Heston, Linda Harrison
Director: Franklin J. Schaffner
Producers: Mort Abrahams, Arthur P. Jacobs
Screenwriters: Michael Wilson, Rod Serling, Pierre Boulle
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@stevejorfi9086 8 лет назад

I was 11 when I saw this movie and I've never forgotten the horror gasp from the audience of this ending. It's etched in my mind forever.

@Noodles37UK 8 лет назад

Lucky bastard

@TheHelghast1138 8 лет назад

+Noodles37UK I second that, lucky indeed!!

@Noodles37UK 8 лет назад

I saw Brody shoot the shark and Luke destroy the Death Star. I was 7 watching Jaws when it came out.CurbsideUnderwood

@sunsetlights100 7 лет назад

Steve Jorfi Saw movie too around time overseas it must have been big impact US audiences at the time

@captainamerica5826 6 лет назад

Steve Jorfi I was14 in 1968 this seen chilled my blood (love and peace) not hydrogen bombs!!!!!

@tomcat061973 7 лет назад

Possibly the most iconic ending in movie history.

@richardlang1140 5 лет назад

Certainly a contender

@MaxSolar-dd5wq 5 лет назад

Soylent Green: Hold my beer

@myfuss7040 5 лет назад

GODDAMN YOU ALL TOO HELL

@crazykenproductions606 4 года назад

@AlleyCat saying something similar on a different video isn't stealing.

@crazykenproductions606 4 года назад

@AlleyCat you didn't have to make a book but okay :)

@jennifersman7990 10 месяцев назад

The screenplay for this film was written by Rod Serling and when you think about it, this whole film plays like an extended Twilight Zone episode, complete with customary twist ending

@samuelaraujomedeiros6682 5 месяцев назад

The best sci-fi stories follow variations of that format, in my opinion. Relatively short, simple, weird premise that somehow makes sense in the end.

@chrismofo1 5 месяцев назад

No wonder it always felt like such too me .. wow

@jetbean24 5 месяцев назад

Yes once I found out it was done by Rod Serling it made so much sense. Twilight Zone is one of my favorite shows of all time

@HardRockMaster7577 5 месяцев назад

Rod Serling Genius

@Bleach_Kermit 4 месяца назад

That’s exactly what I was thinking the entire movie! It’s just a big twilight zone episode

@Spectahman2.0 Год назад

For everyone saying that Taylor's dumb for not realizing that he was on Earth, he was simply in denial, as most people would be in his situation. Taylor did notice the similarities starting with the Apes, and how similar their societies were, with guns and horses, apes, and of course humans. After finding the human ruins, Taylor had already started putting the pieces together. That's why he goes out into the Forbidden Zone, to confirm it for himself. He's not shocked here, he's angry and sad over the death of his kind.

@declanjames5604 Год назад

I think you’re drawing too distinct a conclusion here, I’d say it’s more likely that Taylor’s being in denial was possibly as much intentional as it was simply something of a plot hole, but plot hole or not doesn’t undermine the effectiveness of the twist at the end. Considering Serlings work on the twilight zone, in which literally the exact same ending was used for “I shot an arrow into the air”, (in my opinion, one of the worst handled twists in the series) I think it’s fair to assume that the twist alone was something of the time, yet not a detracting factor as it was most definitely a shock to audiences then, and while it isn’t a “shock” to us now, is still just as effective.

@markfox1545 Год назад

He said, "My God, I'm home." What bit of that don't you understand?

@danaruggia748 Год назад

good points for sure, he definitely started to figure it out. definitely angry

@Falconlibrary Год назад

The night sky was always covered with clouds, so Taylor couldn't see the Moon or the constellations--if he had, he would've realized he was on Earth.

@69erthx1138 Год назад

In all likelihood, natural selection and evolution probably recycle patterns frequently. A major coincidence (correlation), doesn't necessarily point to causality. Taylor would have had to make the initial assumption in the beginning that Humans lost the first position in the food chain, with no evidence to support that, had he thought he was back on Earth.

@melvinlee9263 11 месяцев назад

I love how the woman doesn't understand his reaction or what she's looking at....it adds to the scene.

@flamerodbarrel1311 6 месяцев назад

Not to mention the fact that she doesn't even try to comfort him.

@_jojo_joestar_ 6 месяцев назад

in the second film, it doesn't really matter bc everyone died of a nuclear explosion

@GoodFellaSexual 5 месяцев назад

@@flamerodbarrel1311she doesn’t know what he is experiencing, she literally isn’t aware like how we are

@HannibalTorrance 5 месяцев назад

@@flamerodbarrel1311she really can’t, she’s just a little more smarter than the apes from our world.

@kurtman752 5 месяцев назад

That's not the weirdest thing,the weirdest is how she manages to keep her legs shaved and the hair done

@juliane.mfarias9285 2 года назад

The "damn you!" He wasnt insulting the apes, he was cursing all of mankind!

@Helo_rides_for_commies Год назад

No kidding.

@Smoove_J 6 месяцев назад

I can’t believe we blew it up. Damn

@seagullfeedingvideos7446 6 месяцев назад

So he's always been on earth and the "Alien apes" were actually mutated apes.

@colinbaldwin313 6 месяцев назад

@@seagullfeedingvideos7446 Do you suppose that nuclear fallout is the reason why apes became intelligent, and humans dumb?

@Canoga_Knuckles 6 месяцев назад

Umm your talking to democrats….right ? Cause every one else didn’t need your cheat sheet

@smeringtonweeps2717 5 лет назад

Wow, so they had a Statue of Liberty on that planet as well

@masonpyle5929 5 лет назад

That wasn’t the Statue of Liberty it was actually the space station from Spaceballs. Meaning it wasn’t earth.

@normanlee6609 4 года назад

you're joking, right?

@grapeabbas7043 4 года назад

@@normanlee6609 yes.

@scottiemccarthy896 4 года назад

It's pretty obvious he is

@peterhall7230 4 года назад

@Norman Lee r/whoooosh

@eternalhalloween1 7 лет назад

What I like about this is the mixed ending. Charleton Heston (for now anyway), escapes, gets the girl, and has kind of a triumphant victory over Dr. Zaius. But then he is faced with the horror of recognition here. In a way he triumphed, but in a way he lost.

@McLarenMercedes 6 лет назад

It also proves that Dr. Zaius knows a lot more about humans than he lets on or admits. Following this ending it also becomes perfectly clear why Dr. Zaius hates humans - he knows they turned a lush planet into a desert wasteland. "The Forbidden Zone was once a paradise but your kind turned it into a desert." He thought he triumphed and that mankind had a future on this planet. He's given a nasty reality check when he discovers that the planet is actually future Earth and humans destroyed it. So much for the "superiority" of better civilization of mankind. Taylor won his freedom but discovers that his freedom is ultimately meaningless given the harsh reality he has learned. As such the original Planet of the Apes maintains its legendary ending. There's just eerie silence (aside from the waves) and no score when the closing lines start rolling.

@Total_Recall 6 лет назад

I love when he is shown the exhibit of captured humans at his trial, and Zaius asks if he acknowledges kinship w/ any of them. He sees Landon who then turns and Taylor sees the surgery scar on his head. Then screams in fury and runs at the apes and has to be restrained, "You cut out his brain, you bloody Baboon"!

@davidcabral3805 5 лет назад

McLarenMercedes beautifully put!!

@leonsantana3646 5 лет назад

That’s what happens when you mix Pierre Bouile and Rod Serling

@joshhernandez5069 5 лет назад

Sort of a pyrrhic victory.

@SirAndacar Год назад

Dr. Zaius knew what Taylor was going to see when he said, "Don't look for it Taylor. You may not like what you find."

@Holztransistor 7 месяцев назад

And at the same time he was trying to hide his findings about human history from the rest of the new ape society.

@FrancoCT15 5 месяцев назад

@@Birdman669 yea just have a look at the new 2024 planet of the apes movie that just released perfect example of your comment

@chairmanofthebored 4 месяца назад

I love you, Dr Zaius!

@davisphillips993 4 месяца назад

Zira: “What will he find out there, Doctor?” Zaius: “His destiny.”

@mildbuffaloenjoyer9510 4 месяца назад

⁠@@chairmanoftheboredI love legitimate theater.

@chrisl.7016 8 лет назад

When I saw this as a youngster it really scared me. I was sad at the destroyed Statue of Liberty and after the movie my father told me about nuclear war. I lost some innocence watching this film.

@lilydinh6059 6 лет назад

Nah not nuclear war, liberty is destroyed via Marxism People are calling science racist and sexist. So the devolution has begun

@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754 6 лет назад

The war is expected again. 😐

@thedungeondelver 6 лет назад

I think we all did. Also it was the first time I heard such strong language on TV...

@isaacsmith1482 6 лет назад

All the nuclear bombs on the planet going off at once wouldn't cause this kind of damage. Just science fiction

@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754 6 лет назад

Isaac Smith It could've been a different weapon. Biochemical AND nuclear.

@Mr101spb 5 лет назад

“Oh my gosh, I was wrong It was earth, all along”

@eddzetarabbit 4 года назад

"You've finally made a monkey." "Yes we finally made a monkey!" "Yes you've finally made a monkey out of me!!!"

@JayandDian 4 года назад

eddzetarabbit ;-;

@myhlanoelsalsa8690 4 года назад

"I LOVE YOU, DOCTOR ZAIUS!"

@loganthevillager9176 4 года назад

*Always has been.*

@rnunezb 3 года назад

Oh my GOD, I was wrong...... GOD is not a bad word.

@mattdrummond3552 8 месяцев назад

God I love that there’s no music and the camera just holds on that shot at the end. Very powerful

@pierpaoloparisi2049 4 месяца назад

Sound of the sea, it's ebb and flow, striking and retreating, the human, and humanity, is born, and then dies.

@princeamongkings343 7 лет назад

"You may not like what you find..."

@claudiaionescu1661 3 года назад

ROMÂNIA /😰🌏😥🌍🌏😱

@JonasASMR360 8 месяцев назад

@@claudiaionescu1661 "Wait, where's my wallet??"

@Cornelius_1968 6 месяцев назад

Best ending to any film ever. Period.

@brycehouse3544 Год назад

I don’t know if it was intentional, but the statue of liberty is a nice touch since it was a gift to the Americans from the French….and this film is an American adaptation of an originally French novel

@frankl34798 Год назад

very astute comment. i love it.

@kcreagan9799 8 месяцев назад

France is the only nation to give such an amazing gift to America and we owe France a lot for helping fund our war for Independence against England. 🇫🇷 🇺🇸

@Thunderworks 8 месяцев назад

And in the original French novel, it's not the Statue of Liberty, but the Eiffel Tower.

@oscarantoniocruzzorrilla115 8 месяцев назад

...@@Thunderworksgracias por esta anécdota de la versión Francesa...y lo de torre Eiffel... Si sabes el nombre del libro ... escribelo aqui .. saludos

@davido3026 4 месяца назад

French freemasonry to American freemasonry!!! The French population had nothing to do with it

@songbirdsandsandwiches8217 5 лет назад

To be honest, the fact that the planet had horses and apes at all should've'd been a good indication.

@michaelschmitt6399 4 года назад

Because the movie was so logical to begin with ?

@YD-uq5fi 4 года назад

Plus, they spoke English, and wrote in English.

@YD-uq5fi 4 года назад

@Tiago Carneiro 2000 years, in the case of this film.

@YD-uq5fi 4 года назад

@Tiago Carneiro The calendar year of the film is 3978. Landon said it.

@Dmahmoud17 4 года назад

ok but such a dramatic transformation of the world you once knew.. you wouldnt want to believe it and so you wouldnt. combined with the fact that he had a preconception that he crash landed on another planet.

@obenbenisti1507 3 года назад

Taylor falling to his knees in the sand as the Statue of Liberty watches from above has got to be one of the greatest shots in cinematic history

@kf1000 9 месяцев назад

Scene was shot out by Zuma Beach in Malibu... I lived just above where it was filmed.

@michaelrocky4571 Месяц назад

@@kf1000 It couldn't be because Malibu and the whole world was destroyed

@kf1000 Месяц назад

@@michaelrocky4571 later, I had a place in lower Manhattan, with a view of the actual Statue of Liberty

@caleblaw59 2 года назад

"YOU MANIACS!! YOU BLEW IT UP!! DAMN YOU!! DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL!!" That classic movie quote never gets old.

@albertnash888 Год назад

And that completes my final report until we reach touchdown.

@ATMT1 Год назад

I thought this was from "Madagascar" 🙂

@franzsumangil1549 Год назад

I haven't watched the movie. Who was he referring to?

@danaruggia748 Год назад

still gives me goose bumps incredible scene

@JunPun616 Год назад

@@franzsumangil1549 He was referring to nukes since this movie was made during the time of the Cold War and everyone was afraid of a nuclear war happening and destroying Earth

@supastar25 8 лет назад

Only watched it for the first time recently and honestly one of the best films I've ever seen.

@SarahMartin-sb1rq 8 лет назад

Brian, I've been wanting to read the book by that French author for some time now. When you say that the book is much better than the movie, that is quite typical I find for most stories turned into movies. I absolutely love the original first movie of Planet of the Apes, so, looking forward to reading the book! I never get tired of watching the original movie, it still gives me chills every time, after all these years too!

@1958Shemp 8 лет назад

Did you notice the screenplay was by ROD SERLING?

@AlickzRider 7 лет назад

Lol books

@rons5319 3 года назад

One of my top ten movies of all time--could be top 5 actually. Deliverance #1

@lepetitchat123 3 года назад

I just discovered the great films by Franklin Schaffner. This one, Patton, Papillon, Nicholas and Alexandra, The Boys from Brazil, his body of work is amazing

@donna25871 9 лет назад

That ending is still shocking!

@larptm9083 7 лет назад

Donna Cianciosi not really, how else do you explain the earth like animals, terrain, and gravity.

@yarpen26 7 лет назад

I think that back in the 60s the audiences just never really considered the fact that extraterrestial life might diverge from that of the Earth to any significant degree. Just look at all the Star Trek episodes featuring aliens that look exactly like humans and speak English. The same applies to the environments on different planets: bear in mind that in the 60s our knowledge of other planets was still very limited, people still believed that there could be actual water and breathable air on the surface of Venus until 1970's Venera 7 proved this theory wrong. Yes, I don't think that this twist would work on somebody watching this movie in this day and age without prior exposure to the spoiler: they would probably just immediately assume the planet was Earth just due to the abundance of similarities. But back in the day it was really quite powerful.

@ygsr 7 лет назад

yarpen26 actually it still works, since the movie was made in the 60's. The viewer just assumes that the similarities are nothing but lack of knowledge from the creators.

@safariforfunofsoul7971 7 лет назад

I am probably one of the few people who is young and didnt know the ending - I had a feeling, but thought against it then I was like - HOLY HELL!

@ricochico974 6 лет назад

Why? humans are apes, earth is the planet of the apes.

@HLHReviews Год назад

You got to love Charlton Heston in this scene. He needs to pull off two reactions. One is realizing he was on Earth the whole time and the second is horrified and angry of what humanity has done.

@Grandmaster_Dragonborn Год назад

And he did both flawlessly :D

@JosephGreen-yj1zv Год назад

So it's earth? Did we have war with apes?

@Terracosm Год назад

@@JosephGreen-yj1zv no, there was a nuclear war and humanity blew itself up. That’s he said “you blew it up.”

@JosephGreen-yj1zv Год назад

@terra8419 so why other people say its not earth ect

@gavin-1237 Год назад

@@JosephGreen-yj1zvthey're joking

@albertnash888 Год назад

Don’t look for it, Taylor. You may not like what you find.

@KRobinson-ko1ne 8 дней назад

“Oh, my God, I was wrong, It was Earth all along. You finally made a monkey...”

@charleskuckel3173 5 лет назад

I remember watching the movie with my father in the theater when it came out. I was in grammar school at the time. Everyone who saw it previously kept their mouths SHUT. The gasps from the audience were unbelievable at the conclusion. NOBODY saw it coming! ALL you had at the end was that iconic scene with the derelict Statue Of Liberty, fade to Black, then the credits rolled. Absolutely NO music JUST the waves of the ocean crashing to the shore. Iconic scene and one of the BEST movie endings EVER!

@CDavis-jt5fh 4 месяца назад

The lack of music was key. Continued silence, other than the persistent ocean sounds, drove the nail in all the way into the fade.

@henrychinaski3720 6 месяцев назад

Saw this at the WoodSide Theatre in Newark NJ. 1968. I was 8. Blown away, never forgot it. Went home and begged my mother for another 50 cents so I could see it again next Saturday. She gave me 3 quarters. (One for a soda and popcorn) 😊

@gmvalentine626 6 месяцев назад

Those were good times.

@spongeboymebob771 5 месяцев назад

Man I wish I lived in those times.

@nurmijo 6 лет назад

Wait a minute... Statue of Liberty? THAT WAS OUR PLANET!!

@budmangt2 5 лет назад

yep he was on earth the whole time, his space ship went into a time warp and went into the future

@hemprope4326 4 года назад

@@Evil.George.Bush1995 no

@zoemarialawson8943 4 года назад

yes they were on earth all along....man had destroyed like happening in 2020 now :(

@zoemarialawson8943 4 года назад

@Cockroach well From what I could tell NY had been destroyed....as its being now & nothing much was left. MAN messed it all up. My husband thinks maybe the nuke bomb ......because Heston said: They finally did it!

@TheLinuxYes 4 года назад

WAS is the operative word.

@deaconbluezzz 3 года назад

Jerry Goldsmith just CRUSHED it with the score for this movie, and leaving this scene utterly silent except for the crashing of the waves was genius.

@LakotaDreams Год назад

This and Charleton Heston shouting, "Tell the world, Soylent Green is people" were very haunting movie endings!

@thewatchers5930 Год назад

Actually Truth & Fact

@funwithfish1507 Год назад

Well, thanks for spoiling that, but I guess I agree

@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401 9 месяцев назад

@@funwithfish1507Soylent Green Is People!!!!!

@theunknowngamer5477 8 месяцев назад

The ending of, The Omega Man, the symbolic crucifixion, still upsets a few people.

@rconley95 4 года назад

Imagine watching this for the first time in 1968...

@Jan96106 4 года назад

I don't have to imagine. I did. I loved the bitter, disillusioned with humanity, marginal man characters Charleton Heston played back then. That was before his "from my cold, dead hands" gun comment. He played the cynical hero in dystopias: Planet of the Apes, Omega Man, Soylent Green. Hollywood knew back then humans were going to botch everything up eventually. These movies are even more appropriate for today.

@rons5319 3 года назад

I did too. They peppered Star Trek and the other sci-fi TV shows at the time with commercials for it. In the end this movie may have influenced the end to the cold war and the nuke treaties. I believe it did.

@IronMan-tk8uc 3 года назад

@@rons5319 It might've been the case, but the one who really did it, at least from the American side was The Day After (1983), a TV movie broadcasted by ABC. Then-president Ronald Reagan was simply appalled by the nuclear explosion that happened on the movie.

@paulhoye9680 3 года назад

I was 5..loved this

@wellingtonsboots4074 3 года назад

I did, I was 12

@FlavioPhysics 2 года назад

One of the best plot twists ever made! Heston's performance is breathtaking

@jgrab1 Год назад

You meant hammy but autocorrect changed it to breathtaking. ;-)

@RuniDjurhuus 11 месяцев назад

This iconic ending of the Statue of Liberty buried in the sand is considered a famous reveal rather than a traditional plot twist, it serves as a powerful visual metaphor and a commentary on the film's themes.

@Moodboard39 9 месяцев назад

What was it

@tomgu2285 5 месяцев назад

It's so predictable were you guys all braindead well watching the movie??? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

@新美-u4s 10 месяцев назад

子どもの時これ初めて見た時の衝撃は今でも忘れない

@johnwesleyhuss2327 2 года назад

The greatest ending in all of cinema. Imagine being in Taylor's shoes. You and your colleagues land on an unknown planet. You see human like creatures. There are Ape like creatures that can speak English. Your skeptical at first, but keep venturing. Then you see it. Lady Liberty in ruins.

@moseslalmuanpuia8988 2 года назад

"Wow. They had it here too." 😂

@ExistentHope 2 года назад

It be horrifying to say.

@woodman4082 Год назад

I haven't seen the film. Did they went to the future? How long were they in space?

@longydongy1004 Год назад

I think I would have put it together much earlier with the fact that chimps are speaking the King’s

@TUBESTEAKNIG Год назад

@@woodman4082 2000 years. They were orbiting in space where time passes slower than on Earth. So in Taylor's words "we barely aged".

@xvirusvibez2929 2 года назад

I like how all the way up until this moment. The message of the movie is that man kind is doomed to fail and it shivers my spine every time I see the statue of liberty

@Rotisiv 2 года назад

We’re not doomed to fail, you don’t know that, nobody does.

@Danielsekai Год назад

@@Rotisiv I know it

@doorswhofan Месяц назад

@@Rotisiv God does.

@takataka8545 3 месяца назад

このシーン小学3の時見ました。未だにこれを超えるラストシーンは、見た事が有りません…

@allstarpterosaur850 4 года назад

“Can we go to the fun side now?”

@nathancruz9172 4 года назад

All Star Pterosaur that’s from Madagascar.

@unknownchannel3141 4 года назад

Don't worry, Disneyland didn't get blown up

@Retroboy-qb4li 3 года назад

LOL

@SkodenMOC 4 месяца назад

😂😂😂 the giraffe

@VinceHere98 7 лет назад

And yet she still holds her torch...

@eightfifty2309 6 лет назад

TotalBoogeymenH2Oplus merica!

@ramonsilvia6576 5 лет назад

That is actually the statue of oppression... right in your face and you never noticed it...no wonder they laugh at you

@rayjr62 5 лет назад

No it wasn't. @Brandon Taylor

@dylang1138 5 лет назад

@Ramon Silvia ...care to explain?

@flagpolesitta8566 5 лет назад

She got no legs to stand on: Murica

@JustSomeCanadianGuy 4 месяца назад

It’s one thing to write this ending but the way it’s put together is so perfect. You see the back of the Statue of Liberty without knowing that’s what you’re looking at. Then Taylor freaks out. And THEN we see it!

@LittleB2007 6 лет назад

I was truly shocked to see a DVD with this scene on its cover. I mean, Heston being devastated in front of the Statue's giant head. Isn't this supposed to be a twist ending? Or is the movie too old and famous now to mind a spoiler...?

@Raidmasterprod 5 лет назад

I remember that stupid VHS Cover!

@toms.a.savage7232 5 лет назад

@Ao Chen Kind of like how future generations will be spoiled of MCU stuff before they even have a chance to see it.

@abehambino 5 лет назад

No, I agree with you! I recently introduced this to my nieces and nephews aged 6-12. Unfortunately one of them had already looked at the case, but the others were in genuine shock! It was a stupid decision to use that as the cover for sure.

@Nighlocktheawesome00 4 года назад

@@abehambino I would've just shown the crash landing on the cover.

@nathancruz9172 4 года назад

LB2007 1:43-1:45 me too.

@bryannelson6139 4 года назад

No other movie has ever had an ending this powerful and this shocking. Still makes me gasp every time I see it.

@matthewmilad 3 года назад

Avengers Infinity War is a pretty shocking ending

@cornparade6874 3 года назад

@@matthewmilad Kind of saw it coming though, if you've read anything with Thanos in it comicswise

@solaris4019 2 года назад

Hitchock movie.

@kirklindbom2066 Год назад

PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE ?

@CoCotheTurtle Год назад

Paul Blart: Mall Cop?

@michaeldecarlo5993 Год назад

Just turned 12 when I went to see this. No movie up until then had a more shocking last 60 seconds.

@alxdomz 3 года назад

I have finally watched this movie for the first time, and the message of humanity ending itself from nuclear war really struck me. Even though it's not as prevelant today, it's still a fear that runs deep. Fantastic film.

@ricomajestic 3 года назад

That wasn't the only message in the movie. The whole movie was a social commentary on humanity.

@danaruggia748 Год назад

we suck, and with what russia, china and no korea are doing i wouldn't be so sure that this couldn't become a reality, God forbid, those nuts are reckless just like hitler

@FilthyToes14267 Год назад

This really didn't age so well, ay bud.

@vk-eg3ro Год назад

@@FilthyToes14267 why didn't it age well

@FangsOfKomodo 9 месяцев назад

@@vk-eg3ro nuclear war is one button away. US. China. Russia. Isreal. etc. it's not like these countries are seizing their nuclear weapons and throwing them away. no. they still hold and make more. and the ebb and flow of tension is always here. the world is not more peaceful than it once was. you and others being oblivious to that is sad. all it takes is one.

@danielmontespierre2983 5 лет назад

I saw it in the theatre overseas when it came out. The landscape looked strange since I lived in a very cold climate. I also lived near a military base, we'd hear grown ups talk about cold war and communism in school. We were all kids just thinking it'd be fun to watch. Had no clue it was earth till this ending and it floored everyone, including adults. Nobody said a word for a while.

@JLovrak Год назад

The gut punch about this is that before discovering the truth, Taylor at least had the solace that Earth was still out there somewhere and doing fine even if he never got to go back to it, and there was always a slim chance of a rescue.

@Timotheus157 7 лет назад

One of the best, most shocking scenes in the history of movie making.

@seesea-sv3xw 4 года назад

How many movies have you watched, shocking at the time okay, but "best" Heston is stealing the "Dam you...." lines from Marlene Dietrich in Agatha Christie's "Witness For the Prosecution"

@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 4 года назад

@@seesea-sv3xw Shut up and let people have their opinions

@markmeade2937 3 года назад

@@seesea-sv3xw Rod Sterling 👍👏👏👏👏👏

@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401 2 года назад

@@seesea-sv3xw Hey! Christine Vole who playing by Marlene Dietrich before he stab to Leonard Vole playing by last starring this movie Tyrone Power

@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401 2 года назад

@@markmeade2937 Before Irwin Allen become the Masters of Disaster & After Alfred Hitchcock the Masters of Suspense & David Lean the Masterful of Epic

@bluediver2 Год назад

The music in the background leading up too the statue was a good selection not to mention the waves roaring gave a helpless effect

@佐波一 4 месяца назад

このラストシーンは、歴史に残ります。

@gloriagonzalez696 8 лет назад

The ending is based on Rod Serling's January 1960 Twilight Zone episode "I Shot An Arrow Into the Air."

@MonstaFishKeeper 8 лет назад

neat

@chrisl.7016 8 лет назад

I will check that out on Netflix tonight, thanks for the info! I always thought this movie should have had a cameo of Mr. Serling somewhere with cig in hand tell us that Taylor and his fellow astronauts have just entered The Twilight Zone.

@kinggordoproductions6203 4 года назад

Ah, I love that episode! I’ve never thought of that connection until now...interesting!

@elianamarshall9333 4 года назад

yes!!

@stevegordon5689 3 года назад

Pretty incompetent astronauts not to figure out theyd crashed just after takeoff!

@BOND0920 9 лет назад

I was sixteen when I saw this at the theater.One of the best endings to a movie ever. Written by Rod Serling ?

@LordGreystoke 8 лет назад

The earliest drafts were written by Rod. They were later rewritten by Michael Wilson.

@jackhamilton9604 8 лет назад

So you were either born in 1952 or 1951

@Loxer150 7 лет назад

Wow you're so old

@vincenttrain5762 7 лет назад

Rustin Cohle a

@grantmcgowan8399 6 лет назад

It's in man's nature to destroy himself..... yet, ironically life can and does adapt.....

@theropodablog Год назад

One of the greatest ending in movie history... although a giant suspension of disbelief is necessary for accepting that a scientist did not realize since the beginning that a planet identical to Earth in size and atmosphere, with green plants, human beings, horses and English-speaking ape beings it was not Earth all along...

@albertnash888 Год назад

The planet’s atmosphere, water, plant-life, humans, horses, and language foreshadow the revelation that the planet is indeed Earth.

@filipjphry3282 Год назад

You've truly made a monkey out of me.

@HouseOfFunQM Год назад

Guess they finally made a monkey out of him

@theropodablog Год назад

@@HouseOfFunQM I love you, Dr. Zaius!

@jdewitt77 Год назад

But there could be other planets out there that might be very similar to Earth. With millions of potential planets out there, the odds are pretty good that some of them will be Earth-like. Even if only 1/10 or 1/100 of 1% are Earth-like that could still be about 10,000 to 100,000 planets and that's just in our galaxy.

@flyonbyya 5 лет назад

I Was 7 years old when I watched that in the theatre with my mom in 1968 That scene utterly shocked me...I will never EVER forget that !

@tedfordhyde 14 дней назад

Possibly the greatest movie ending of all time.

@竹岡盛一 10 месяцев назад

名作ですね子供の頃にTVでこのエンディングを観た時のインパクトは物凄かった。続編も沢山作られたけど一本目を超えられないって定説はこの映画で始まってるかも？

@hugohackenbush1554 Год назад

I remember going to see this film when it was first released and being gobsmacked by the ending. There are not enough superlatives to describe just how good an ending scene this is.

@wrxsubaru2000 10 месяцев назад

百聞は一見にしかず！オ〜ゴッドと叫びたくなりますね！

@wearevenom82 2 года назад

Everything happening in the world right now reminded me of this scene

@thegreyavenger2 2 года назад

It will be solved diplomatically. Once the phony corruption trial of the Russian peoples opposition and pootin foe (alexei Navalny) is over. To compare this to russia invading Ukraine is a gross mismatch.

@gmvalentine626 6 месяцев назад

Whenever there is talk of the possibility/probablity of nuclear war, I always reflect on this scene.

@maxsmodels 23 дня назад

Still the best reveal-twist ending I have ever seen.

@ianbaker8017 Год назад

I saw this movie on TV in 2008, 40 years since the first one. Obviously I had a blast with the movie as a whole but when I saw the ending, my jaw was on the floor.

@YuProducciones Год назад

yeah... was like : HOLLLYYYYYY SH***TTTT

@KlonoaFan64 8 лет назад

Pretty much everyone's reaction to the Tim Burton reboot.

@emancoy 7 лет назад

Douglas Levin The Tim Burton version, me the viewer uttered those same words.

@richedobor5659 6 лет назад

It's a prequel...

@ahmadjundi2578 5 лет назад

no it was good

@CapnGinyu 5 лет назад

Or nah The new movies are great

@Dmahmoud17 4 года назад

@@CapnGinyu the new trilogy is good. hes talking about the 2001 remake of the original (which was booty)

@hadoct1315 6 лет назад

Being born in 99 i was about 13 years old when i first saw this movie come on TV. Knowing nothing about it i decided to sit through it and see what it was about. After finishing the movie ending on this scene i was shaken to my core in a way that film had never done before where the true horror lied in that mankind might eventually fail, that we are not invincible and the hero doesn't always get the answer they were hoping for. To this day i never forget that feeling of total horrific shock (in a good way) thank god i didn't have it spoiled for me.

@scringe1 Год назад

Agreed. I can't believe the world hasn't blown itself up like in this film. When the Dr. read that scroll to Taylor, the impact was almost as powerful as the ending. Man hasn't really changed at all.

@kaiashton2885 5 лет назад

This movie was so ahead of it’s time it was just amazing classic movie timeless

@Helo_rides_for_commies Год назад

It was at the right time.

@amandeyorke36 Месяц назад

one of the best endings of all time

@alienlv426ify 6 лет назад

One of the most iconic scene in the cinematography without a doubt.

@StoneColdSergio 4 года назад

It's more chilling without a dramatic musical sting or number. Something so chilling about the faraway shot with nothing but the waves as the soundtrack.

@eddiemunster4094 3 года назад

Exactly my feeling!

@radscodyp1233 Год назад

This film captures something that very few if any modern science fiction films can even grasp the surface of: tension. Throughout the entire movie, you are not fed the answer with bulky exposition or clunky dialogue, but the director trusts that the audience can sit and think about things throughout the film. The Planet of the Apes is a master class in how to create suspense in the audience while still keeping perfect pacing. I sit here watching this scene, remembering how my jaw sat agape when I first saw this movie many years ago when it was revealed that he was on Earth the entire time. The director puts everything you need to know right in front of you, but like Taylor, we accept that this desolate wasteland with men treated like cattle cannot be our home. Honestly, if there is a better science fiction movie, I have yet to find it; The Planet of the Apes deserves a place among history as a true masterpiece of cinema.

@sak1237 Год назад

Agreed. This has no peers.

@Moodboard39 9 месяцев назад

Hmm interesting

@MRresievil310 8 лет назад

Still shocking to this day.

@Jake_Moreno 8 лет назад

Exactly. Still erry to watch this scene.

@lilydinh6059 6 лет назад

People are calling science sexist and racist. The devolution is still happening.

@user-jl7cz2pe6d 5 лет назад

@@lilydinh6059 Okay, but what does this have to do with this comment-no. This video?

@TheLinuxYes 4 года назад

the only difference is that today i do that very same thing every time i think of Trumper and the fascist GOP he owns. if i don't have access to a beach, i do it on my rug in the living room.

@rons5319 3 года назад

When I saw this movie as a kid in 1968, I never dreamed that this actual scene was filmed just 20 miles from the theater where I sat in the front row. I just found out where this was 2 years ago and I went there and stood on the exact spot where Taylor got off his horse and I recreated his reaction as my wife videoed me on her phone as she shook her head. ha ha Fun day. I would like to get a horse someday and the outfits they had on, my wife riding double behind me, and do it up right!

@unclebob7937 3 года назад

The film, the soundtrack, the atmosphere of this has invaded my dreamscspe for decades. A Masterpiece.

@Terrestrial..1 11 месяцев назад

I still remember this scene, it was 'back in the day' when great thaught provoking movies came out.

@gsentinel4821 10 месяцев назад

Mr. Rod Serling wrote the screenplay for this film ( thus the incredible ending) Serling was an absolute genius of a writer👍👍👍

@HardRockMaster7577 5 месяцев назад

A master genius

@mysticakhenaton1701 7 дней назад

was Rod trying to tell us, what they were planning for our future???

@kylecampbell565 4 года назад

I've heard some people question the logic of how an astronaut didn't realize he was on Earth sooner. My personal opinion is based on Taylor's reaction he knew (or at least had his suspicions) the whole time but was trying to deny it. Once he sees irrefutable proof of what happened he breaks down

@Moodboard39 9 месяцев назад

Thought he was on another planet ?? Not like he was dreaming

@Alchimystic 2 года назад

Probably the most terrifying movie ending i saw as a kid. Nowadays i think we are heading for something not even the statue would come out whole

@rexv707 4 года назад

it’s been parodied endlessly, but for good reason. most of these “escape from alien planet” movies create a sense of horror at being trapped, but give you the sense of safety because there’s always home, there’s always Earth. This ending is absolute hopelessness, because not only is there no way off, but this hellish planet where humans are slaves IS Earth. There is no home and everything you knew has been destroyed. That’s what sets it apart, because it deconstructs the idea that there’s a way out in the end. You’re stuck here forever, and what’s worse, you can die knowing your home has become your prison.

@Doorkicker505 5 лет назад

That scene still gives me the chills

@danielchiang1752 4 года назад

Indeed... We are not that far though...

@funwithfish1507 Год назад

Just finished the film for the first time. I kinda saw the ending coming, but it still came as a massive blow. I even knew it would be the Statue of Liberty, but it still came as a shock. What a perfect film.

@gomboach 11 месяцев назад

@@varimarc1I felt the same when I watched this

@martinworld7214 10 месяцев назад

BS , if you never knew then you never knew the statue of liberty was coming........

@sunnyv5718 3 года назад

I first saw this film in the 90s when I was in my twenties. The end was such a gut check and it made me sit still for several minutes, if not longer, thinking about reality. Far more than movies like Inception, which are designed to make you rethink reality. I think I even looked out the window to make sure the world was what it was. Powerful ending.

@johnf.kennedy7339 6 лет назад

I saw this for the first time by myself in an afternoon serial (late 70's, early 80's). Damn -- I never forgotten it. I was like woo... a real, permanent, mortific surprise, and shock.

@michaelrocky4571 Месяц назад

One of my most favorite movies, the ending was PERFECT

@larrylutz6825 7 лет назад

Wouldn't he have seen that from much further away? It's like he just notices it's the Statue of Liberty from about 100 feet away. Awesome and jarring ending though!

@rassilontdavros3004 7 лет назад

Larry Lutz It's a slight cheat, but not a bad one.

@FireStormBaller 7 лет назад

He made a turn. The landscape hill was blocking the way.

@michaelfarrell4824 6 лет назад

Not to mention the position of the sun means they are on the west coast, the humans must have moved the statue of liberty to California before the apes took over

@TheSkete 5 лет назад

@@michaelfarrell4824 - East coast, in the next film they found the remains of NYC not too far away.

@michaelfarrell4824 5 лет назад

@@TheSkete Then why is the sun now setting in the east?

@damouze Месяц назад

The most iconic plot twist ending in movie history.

@thecolorred8368 Месяц назад

He should have seen it coming. That's CLEARLY an Earth horse.

@seeingsights Год назад

I had received a gift from a bank, a rubber statuette of the Statue of Liberty about the size of an index finger. I considered having it half buried in a sand box in homage to this famous movie scene.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 4 месяца назад

That's actually a pretty good idea, but why not do it right, with a real model of Liberty, cliff, waves, etc? It would make a good lamp, or something.

@jimklipper6022 4 года назад

When I saw this in the theater in ‘68, the audience was stunned to silence at the ending.

@victorconway444 Год назад

I like the music choice in this scene. In that there is almost no music at all. A lesser film would've used some bombastic orchestra in the background upon showing the statue of liberty to tell you that this scene is supposed to be shocking. But not this one, there's just a subtle note quietly playing as he's realizing where he truly is and then it just cuts to silence once we see what he sees. Nothing to be heard but the tidal waves along the beach, just as he would've only been able to hear in this moment. He may have one friend to accompany him, but he is truly alone. He's the only one who remembers what was lost, in a world that has long forgotten it and (mostly) doesn't care to remember either. I don't think there's any way to have better incapsulated that kind of terror than what they did in this movie, ending it in almost pure silence.

@cobaltfalcon9458 7 лет назад

"Krieger, what happened to the submarine?" 1:46

@PrincessofHell666 6 лет назад

Cobalt Falcon 😂😂

@NerevarOfficialReal 7 лет назад

Oh my god! I was wrong, it was Earth all along!

@Folam 5 лет назад

I love you, Dr. Zeus.

@mithrandirlannister2230 4 года назад

Yes, you finally made a monkey out of me!

@easternargie926 4 года назад

We live and die under your orders Boss

@ChalkiePerfect 4 года назад

I love legitimate the-ater!

@vast634 3 года назад

Oh help me Dr Zeus!

@BruceLee-zd9bw Год назад

What an epic ending…. Such an eerie scene…

@BlueBoy0 5 лет назад

I wonder what it's like to watch this movie not already knowing the ending.

@cjvaye99 3 года назад

funny. the only thing I know about this movie is the ending. LOL

@lepetitchat123 3 года назад

I could have had this privilege but I read the synopsis before I finished the movie lol

@EmanDeMoan 3 года назад

@@lepetitchat123 same, i was too curious

@tannithk.correa1331 3 года назад

Have you seen the movie Titanic

@dylang1138 3 года назад

I remember feeling horrified watching it as a kid for the first time. I didn't get a whole lot of sleep that night.

@HoopsAndDinoMan 7 месяцев назад

There's a cosmic horror to this ending that I don't think gets talked about enough. Taylor said at the beginning "somewhere in the universe, there has to be something better than man," and basically, this shows that no, there's nothing else out there, Earth is the only home we've got, and we destroyed it. In a way, this the nemesis of Taylor's attitude from earlier. He hated how humans treated each other, but he himself wasn't such a great guy either (picking on Landon and being unaffected by Stewart's death). He saw how messed up the world was, and rather than trying to fix the problem or consider if he was part of the problem, he saw himself as separate from the rest of humanity and tried to go find something better for himself. It's as if fate punished him by dragging him back to Earth to face the consequences. He, as a part of humanity, made his bed, and now he has to lie in it.

@michaelrocky4571 Месяц назад

I also seen this as a kid around 10-year-old, mom left our dad in St. Louis and moved me and my younger sister to TX and she took us to a drive-in In 1969. I didn't know anything about this film We lived a sheltered life in St. Louis not going to movies but once to see the Jungle Book . SO this movie blew me away also, i thought about it for many days/weeks as i laid in bed at night. What an Ending and the whole movie from the beginning in the space ship was so amazing at 10 years old. Just think Charleton Heston was in many end of the world movies, The Omega Man is another FAV of mine.

@johnwesleyhuss2327 2 года назад

1:43 The greatest ending and plot twist in cinema history

@iren1936 7 лет назад

I remember when I saw this movie as a kid. The ending was a total surprise. A real shock.

@xyzharrishuang Год назад

The "You maniacs" ending twist along with Rosemary's Baby (also came out in 1968) will forever be classic

@knowpassword 5 месяцев назад

"Dear me, what are those things coming out of her nose?"

@JoseFigueroa-iz2on 4 месяца назад

"Spaceballs?"

@o00nemesis00o 4 месяца назад

“Oh s-t. There goes the planet!”

@CDavis-jt5fh 4 месяца назад

@@JoseFigueroa-iz2on "she's gone from suck to blow!"

@JoseFigueroa-iz2on 4 месяца назад

@CDavis-jt5fh "Air. AIR!"

@margaretbuckley9309 4 года назад

I CAN WELL REMEMBER THIS ENDING FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES WITH CHARLTON AND IT SCARED THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS OUT OF ME JUST BRILLIANT AND THE MOVIE WAS GREAT TOO 🤩🤩🤩🤩

@patricbateman7457 6 месяцев назад

Ive seen a lot of people get confused because it seems so obvious he's still on earth from the beginning but honestly, look at it from a scientific perspective. Once they landed they assumed it was an alien planet because that's where they were going to begin with. Then take into consideration that they're astronauts and have probably spent decades theorizing over what life on other planets would look like. Its not unreasonable to think that perhaps life and its essential building blocks eventually lead to the same outcome with slight variables depending on which planet you're on. For instance the main character probably assumed evolution went exactly as it did on earth but instead of homosapiens being the dominant species, it was a different species of ape all together. Finding out that's not what happened and in fact the apes just took over would be staggering

@MidoriNatsume 2 года назад

I understand that some people are tired of how this is referenced over and over again, but I absolutely love it. If I was a movie/TV show director I would sneak it in everything I could.

@JawsMan 7 лет назад

Well shit, there goes the planet...

@josem.figueroajr.4532 6 лет назад

T-70 X-Wing Same here. Spaceballs? Oh, shit. There goes the planet.

@64andyjh 6 месяцев назад

It's hard to imagine the effect this movie must have had back in 1968, and I've heard many stories of audible gasps coming from audiences at this, the ultimate of twist endings. Times have changed, and we would not have been fooled now. A planet identical to Earth, English speaking apes, and countless other clues would have had us declaring "Hey...hold on a minute..!!" within the first reel, but this doesn't take anything away from such an innovative and compelling story, which if you can suspend disbelief and put yourself back in the movie world before Star Wars and the like, still packs as big a punch as it did back then.

@NicoUnken 5 лет назад

Wow, the ending scene had no music in it... That makes this soooo chilling. There's no super dramatic or sad music to hold the audience's hand here; we're just left staring with no sound except for the crashing waves.

@jjonahjameson8934 2 года назад

That’s why it’s so haunting because there’s no music it just feels like a real moment, like we’re watching this man realize the penultimate fate of mankind

@Moodboard39 9 месяцев назад

@@jjonahjameson8934exactly

@brodriguez11000 Месяц назад

Silence is the white space in art.

@gregson99 Год назад

Anyone else feel like this might become a reality soon with current geopolitical situation?

@tracymcardle7395 3 года назад

I remember this the cinama was in silence for two or three minutes in shock before anyone moved. It was stunning!!!

@andreimcallister1365 4 месяца назад

It’s dark but effective. I love how there’s not really much of a plot, it’s just Taylor exploring and finding out what the planet is. Once he finds out, the movie immediately ends and leaves you with the hopelessness of what humanity has become. Definitely one of the best endings ever

@Omegajunior2658 4 месяца назад

I've watched this about several and it's absolutely brilliant. I have it on DVD. This iconic scene never gets old and it will always be a timeless classic. I think it is my most favourite moment of the Planet of the Apes of all time.