When I first saw the ending to this, I was sooooo shocked that EVERYONE literally died. I guess they wanted to continue the twist endings, and it's brilliant.
Actually, the idea to blow up the earth at the end was Heston's. He did NOT want to do a sequel and, wary of any other sequels, thought that by destroying the earth with an atom bomb, that would be the end of it all. However, the movie made money so a few apes had to survive.
LOL @"damn you all to hell!" tacked onto the end. Just imagine the reactions of the audience back in 1970 when they left the cinema/theatre after seeing such a shocking, depressing and grim ending. :D
not up to the orginal.. but far better the all the other sequels (except of course the excellent current rise of the planet wh/ nearly rivals the orginal). its rewatchable. more then can be said about burton's flick.
LA TRADUCCION CORRECTA SERIA: "En uno de los miles de sistemas de la galaxia, hay una estrella de tamaño mediano, y alrededor de ella, uno de sus satélites, un insignificante planeta verde, es ahora un planeta muerto". CLARO, CON SEMEJANTE BOMBAZO NUCLEAR, LA TIERRA SE VOLVIO DE AZUL A VERDE, ENVENENAMIENTO DE LA ATMOSFERA...!!!
I love the original Planet of the Apes series (first 5 movies) cuz they were all made during the time when we struggles through Vietnam & a new social culture and also based on a book that I think is a must read (the book version makes the Tim Burton remake make more sense btw) but I understand the position of letting humanity die here and not infecting the rest of the universe, having it be a poison, I like how it makes us all think within ourselves if we can hope for better, I hope we can.
I wonder why they used the term insignificant planet at the end narration? Since Earth is the only planet proven to have life, then what planets rank higher?
@pepjrp The begining states that there are countless of millions of galaxies. One planet in the universe is insignificant. It implies of life on another planet.
Very cool but yes a whole planet of apes where killed too, maybe a few 100,000 who knows. That first kill is great. Plus Nova dies and she the hotest chick on that planet lol. Heston deserves an Oscar for this and the way Bret dies is killer. This movie deserves more credit for the acting, directing and story and mabe one of the best endings in a sci fi ever, in my opinion anyway.
@PaultheSmallAnomaly thats the spirit,if you want to blow planet earth to atoms you have to beleive it can really happen,keep at it.i am rooting for you.
When I first saw the ending to this, I was sooooo shocked that EVERYONE literally died. I guess they wanted to continue the twist endings, and it's brilliant.
killer92173 1 month ago 2
Yeah, because a nuclear bomb only kills the people in the room when it detonates. Anyone outside the room was totally safe.
docweasel 1 month ago
uh, he killed the entire planet, he gets infinity for that
FreeBigLurch 2 months ago
No not 16 what about the other apes in the villages and possibly more other things so you get a number of 47,000
VA7x7 5 months ago
Is there a reason he's only in like the last 10 mins the movie really needed him.
brad192944 5 months ago
@brad192944
Probably his fees, Charlton Heston was a big name back then, his screentime probably didn't come cheap.
SpinDizzyMR 1 month ago
I was shocked the first time i saw this lol
Robomonkey101 5 months ago
notice how ape like Heston's hand looks when he pushes the doomsday button.
mpjgbx 5 months ago 2
more than that he destroyed the whole planet
supermanfan62 6 months ago
Nova should've just stayed put, would've survived a few min more lol..
xpectz 6 months ago
didn't he kill everyone on earth? (minus 3)
ethanradd 6 months ago
@ethanradd Yeah he did. O.o
killer92173 1 month ago
excelente charllton heston..
jackelineycanani 6 months ago
Heston was a zionist shill.
See..
iamthewitness. c o m
23ord 6 months ago
Actually, the idea to blow up the earth at the end was Heston's. He did NOT want to do a sequel and, wary of any other sequels, thought that by destroying the earth with an atom bomb, that would be the end of it all. However, the movie made money so a few apes had to survive.
HerrEllsworth 6 months ago
Stupid
Daisyno2 6 months ago
LOL @"damn you all to hell!" tacked onto the end. Just imagine the reactions of the audience back in 1970 when they left the cinema/theatre after seeing such a shocking, depressing and grim ending. :D
JayArgonaut 6 months ago
charleton heston's bigger then chuck norris himself
ganiniii 6 months ago
Could've added all kills in the movie just by adding Brent's death instead. :P
Mrster 6 months ago
00:26 My reaction to the people who made the remake
Superwolf1337 6 months ago
He kills everyone on Earth, so the bodycount should possible be in the billions.
Kalle72 6 months ago
not up to the orginal.. but far better the all the other sequels (except of course the excellent current rise of the planet wh/ nearly rivals the orginal). its rewatchable. more then can be said about burton's flick.
kelvinkloud 7 months ago
LA TRADUCCION CORRECTA SERIA: "En uno de los miles de sistemas de la galaxia, hay una estrella de tamaño mediano, y alrededor de ella, uno de sus satélites, un insignificante planeta verde, es ahora un planeta muerto". CLARO, CON SEMEJANTE BOMBAZO NUCLEAR, LA TIERRA SE VOLVIO DE AZUL A VERDE, ENVENENAMIENTO DE LA ATMOSFERA...!!!
yolauempleo1 7 months ago
LA TIERRA SE HIZO PEDAZOS, SE ENVENENO LA ATMOSFERA Y HUMANOS Y SIMIOS PERECIERON....!!!! Y SE ACABO LA PELEA SIMIOS VS. HUMANOS...!!!
yolauempleo1 7 months ago
No studio today would have the balls to end a big box office franchise movie with the destruction of the entire planet!
thorgak 7 months ago 2
@thorgak Yeah, they would usually give it a happy ending.
killer92173 1 month ago
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No studio today would have the balls to end a big box office franchise movie with the destruction of the entire planet!
thorgak 7 months ago
No studio today would have the balls to end a big box office franchise movie with the destruction of the entire planet!
thorgak 7 months ago
and this is rated G
Dagaman64 7 months ago 17
@Dagaman64 I know right lol
Robomonkey101 5 months ago
I love the original Planet of the Apes series (first 5 movies) cuz they were all made during the time when we struggles through Vietnam & a new social culture and also based on a book that I think is a must read (the book version makes the Tim Burton remake make more sense btw) but I understand the position of letting humanity die here and not infecting the rest of the universe, having it be a poison, I like how it makes us all think within ourselves if we can hope for better, I hope we can.
ViperRob42 7 months ago
See what MULTICULTURALISM DOES?
SGTLima66 8 months ago 2
I wonder why they used the term insignificant planet at the end narration? Since Earth is the only planet proven to have life, then what planets rank higher?
pepjrp 8 months ago
@pepjrp The begining states that there are countless of millions of galaxies. One planet in the universe is insignificant. It implies of life on another planet.
SoCalifornian 8 months ago
@pepjrp
Because the planet has never made, nor in reality or in the movie, an impact outside of the planet. So the only significance it has is to itself.
AbyssCrown 6 months ago
...wow no hope.
funnguns 8 months ago 13
@funnguns Maybe it was a warning for today?
SGTLima66 8 months ago
Awesome movie.
TSconspiracy 9 months ago
YOUUUUUU BLOODYYY BASTARD...... LOL
psychodamned 10 months ago
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psalmification1 11 months ago
Very cool but yes a whole planet of apes where killed too, maybe a few 100,000 who knows. That first kill is great. Plus Nova dies and she the hotest chick on that planet lol. Heston deserves an Oscar for this and the way Bret dies is killer. This movie deserves more credit for the acting, directing and story and mabe one of the best endings in a sci fi ever, in my opinion anyway.
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sjb5766 11 months ago
16? Blows the earth up much much more.
blindandwatching 11 months ago
I wish I could detonate the bomb in real life. :-(
PaultheSmallAnomaly 1 year ago
@PaultheSmallAnomaly why would you want to detonate such a terrible weapon?
thegodofwar2000 10 months ago
@thegodofwar2000 Because I wouldn't and was just vent talking. I'm mellowing out, don't worry.
PaultheSmallAnomaly 10 months ago
@PaultheSmallAnomaly maybe you will one day,maybe you will.
bazzatheblue 9 months ago
@bazzatheblue ROFL! encouraging words? I'll make sure never to give up on my dreams. ;P
Charlie was a great actor, wasn't he?
PaultheSmallAnomaly 9 months ago
@PaultheSmallAnomaly thats the spirit,if you want to blow planet earth to atoms you have to beleive it can really happen,keep at it.i am rooting for you.
And yes chuck was great.
bazzatheblue 9 months ago
@bazzatheblue LOL! Just for that comment I have to learn about King Edmund. :)
PaultheSmallAnomaly 9 months ago
Awesome!
phenomforever825mjf 1 year ago
LOL, that was awesome! Loved how you had the end narration be in the credits followed by Heston's infamous line.
WatchMyAwesomeVideo2 1 year ago
Cool. Remember having seen this one a long time ago. I gotta rewatch it someday.
Eggimann93 1 year ago