@@33dbz Unfortunately, even with a 99 to 98 percent survival rate, that still leaves room for a LOT of people to die. Which they have. And sadly many who survive are saddled with serious health issues that could make their lives considerably more difficult in the long run. So yeah. Still pretty fucking scary.
@@MrImastinker tell the families of people who died that, they wouldn't care if there is 98% survival rate. 2% of 7.9 billion people is still a lot of folk. I know a few people who have died of it.
The makers of this movie did a phenomenal job of depicting the worst possible case for a deadly virus: an initial carrier who works onboard an airplane. They would carry the virus worldwide, unknowingly infecting thousands of people until they drop, by which time the thousands will have themselves infected millions also worldwide. It's not just scary, it's downright terrifying how fast that virus spread around the globe.
Yep. I'm pretty sure the creator of The last of US take inspiration on this movie for create the game. On the 2020 we got the covid so... this movie was like a concept of the future XD.
Listen closely to the news report on the radio, at the beginning...it sounds like the newscaster is saying "Eyewitnesses falsely reported..." and then something about weapons...like the MSM was already beginning to cover up the story, that the apes defeated the humans and destroyed one of their helicopters.....also some interesting foreshadowing in light of MSM reports re: CV19, the vaccines, the MSM calling anti-vax "false", "misinformation", etc. etc.
"it's downright terrifying how fast that virus spread around the globe"...and downright bizarre that they still "can't find" Patient Zero for CV-19, and already claim they never may or never will...in our age of cell phones and GPS...when they found Patient Zero during the Spanish Flu over 100 years ago, without all the technology...but mmkay
When Covid got start I had thought back to this movie and how the virus will take hold on the world. Where it would be spread by unaware passengers or crew members on boats, planes and other transports.
Then once they reach the reboot version for Beneath the planet of the Apes, they find the underground humans are actually North Korean. Now that's attention to detail.
The craziest thing about this is that the movie is not one of the typical catastrophic movies, where everything goes to shit in 20 minutes, no the whole film is located in a normal context, even if there are intelligent monkeys, it seems that, after the end, they will live in the woods and things will continue to be almost normal. But at the end everything goes to shit and it seems almost hard to believe that the sequel is located in a post apocalyptic world, because the first film got you used to a “normal” location and that is just beautiful. One of the best trilogies ever made.
I absolutely loved how this scene and credits, in just a few seconds solved the biggest issue I had with this movie before even watching; "Am I supposed to believe that just because a buncj of apes become smart, they will be able to take over the world and humanity won't be able to fight back?" I truly love it when movies or Tv shows manage to shut me the f*ck up
I still had trouble buying it until War and the mutation of the virus, since humanity could have still come back (possibly better than ever in 200-400 years) but the virus mutating removes passing down so much we’d be reduced to pre-settler times (especially if it wipes out our higher thinking then we wouldn’t even be like cavemen) meanwhile the apes like the Colonel said are smart as hell and are naturally stronger so in time they’d dominate the humans
@@leggidicomputer991 Immortal? They can still die and aged. ALZ-113 made apes become smarter. Koba was the first of his kind infected with this before Caesar stole some samples and released it to his fellow kin. ALZ-113 meant to cure Alzheimer disease but what the geneticists didn't think that virus damaged the nervous system of its host. But to apes? It rewired and repaired the brain cells, enhancing their cognitive thinking. The apes are immune to the virus but 100% lethal to humans.
When I first saw this scene in theatre, everybody in the room knew something was up and we all had a certain vibe and silence about ourselves, now this shit crazy
I can't imagine how Will last days were, knowing that his drug wiped out most of the humans, like Earl Sinclair from Dinosaurs watching his family die, I can't imagine a worse way to die.
Don’t worry it won’t be the end of humanity. There will be deaths and people infected but if your cautions (washing hands, not touching face etc...) you’ll live (unless u have weaker immune system)
@@shelbyvillerules9962 Bats transmit Corona viruses to other animals and other animals transfer to humans. 2003 SARS: Bat to Cevit. 2012 MERS: Bat to Camel. 2019 COVID: Bat to Pangolin.
Locations (Start)San Francisco (California) 0:53 france 1:11 Chad 1:20 India 1:27 China 1:35 Japan 1:38 Ancourage(Alaska) 1:50 Seattle(Washington) 2:00 Mexico 2:16 Stop in South America
Also there is a virus of the Rats of NIMH? NIMH Rats that opted for super intelligence should have contracted a virus and infected humans in "The Secret of NIMH (1982)" and the rat virus would be like The Bubonic Plague.
Peter Parker I’m back cuz god he give me a chance to says something good that god are real nor fake First I saw Nebula cone it look like Jesus that’s the way Jesus are real
@@NO-1-U-NO Well infection rate is one thing, but mortality rate is another....if you are othewise healthy person that is not in their +60s, you likely have nothing to fear from corona virus, other than spreading it to more vulnerable people. But ye its spreading very rapidly now even outside China, especially in South Korea and Italy now, so ofc that is worrying cause pretty soon its world wide pandemic that has in worst case scenario potential to cause millions of deaths, but again I must say that the virus only seems really dangerous to elderly and already otherwise sick people who might be able to survive something like common flu or Influenza, but not this virus.
The power of flight one of mankinds greatest achievments and one of our greatest downfalls. Amazing how fast we can travel the world, and also how lethaly dangerous air travel is for humanity in the smallest of bacteria.
Note at 1:11 the pilot plane lands in Paris. I think this is homage to very original book version book version of the "Planet of the Apes" to where that story was based in Paris.
Lol when I was little I thought the ending was just a line of how the apes were travelling every state but now that I'm older I realized that it was a little sequel on how the virus spread
"Welcome on Ape France flight Ook-452, to make sure your trip is the most confortable our gorillas will serve you bananas and water, and we propose you the trilogy "Planet of the Humans" to shorten your travel"
Everyone's making coronavirus comments, meanwhile I wonder if the first country being infected 1:11 being France is meant to reference the original Planet of the Apes book and the nationality of Pierre Boulle, the author.
Watched this film tonight for the first time to watch the entire trilogy for Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes in May. Never expected that the whole trilogy was now caused by this post credits scene due to the consequences of Will’s drug and Caesar biting off the neighbor’s finger.
We have had pandemics in our past. If a movie about a volcano erupting was released one year before an actual eruption occurred would that be predictive programming. Like I said pandemics happen.
@@jinxtheminx perhaps it did, but according to the intro we were still not infected apparently (ofc we were pretty much guaranteed as well, but just going according to the intro) perhaps it is lame, but it's interesting that Australia is usually left out of these disaster movies more often than not, probably due to the perceived irrelevance of the country on the world stage
I like how Rise of the Planet of the Apes can be treated as a standalone movie with this ending-either as one film, as the continuation to Caesar’s trilogy or the Charlton Heston film.
The Coronavirus shows how Rise of the Planet of the Apes was ahead of it's time; best 2010's trilogy. [Note: The Lord of the Rings is 2000's (2001-2003); Andy Serkis is in both].
Problem was no one knew until folks had already begun traveling. The virus emerged just at the best time to spread. It started not in some small community but in a major population center, and it also emerged during a time when a lot of people would be traveling around.
But it spreaded when the infected one didn’t realize. By the time he felt the symptoms he already spreaded the germs and probably caused tourists to catch it with them knowing or not knowing.
If you're an animal reading this and see that people have stopped commenting on this video in a few months time from the date of my post, you'll know why.
Either that or science will have some major breakthroughs like universal antivirals or rapid antiviral & vaccine development, or organizational structures will find some way of rapidly manageing such scenarios. After all, before antibiotics were invented we could imagine a future where humanity would always have to deal with horrible bacteria epidemics but we no longer have had to for a century. So who is to say there won't be a game changeing invention in the future since it's happend before.
Let’s see. That’s what we originally thought of the swine flu. But with all the cuts the governments are doing to their health departments, than I won’t be shocked if this does happened at the end.
I barely saw this film a few times way back when it first came out, & don't remember much of it at all (nor any of the sequels, & maybe the 2nd only once or twice) but EVERY time that I see or read smth about any viral contagion or other spreading virus thing since then, I still recall just how freaky these credits were!! o.o (& then rack my brain trying to remember the movie title lol I literally just asked Google "what film has a disease spreading over the end credits" & it linked this!)
I remember thinking "Man, imagine if we had our own modern day pandemic. Good thing that won't happen!" And then when it DID happen, all I could think of was this scene
2011:Rise of the Planet of the Apes 2020: Rise of the planet of the Bats 2090: Rise of the planet of the Pachyderms (Elephants) 3021: Rise of the planet of the Dinosaurs (Both Avian and Non-avian dinosaurs)
