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John Lithgow also offers a subtle performance as an Alzheimer's patient who suffers waves of coherency followed by confusion. He offers a range of emotion typical of a man who watches his 'child' being taken from him. However, since the original movies were set on a different planet, the plots don't completely match up but the story is interesting enough anyway.Д®ven though I'm not a James Franco fan, I enjoyed his performance in this film. For those of us old enough to remember the films/television show, having a 'backstory' of who and what made these unique creatures is quite interesting. The plot of this film gives the audience insight into what created the intelligent apes and how they became to be their own 'colony'. While Rodman does what he can to get Caesar out, Caesar, tired of the poor treatment he and the other apes face, coordinates an uprising that ultimately ends with the apes, including Caesar, escaping and leaving to live in the forest. When he harms Rodman's neighbor while defending Rodman's father (John Lithgow 3rd Rock from the Sun) who suffers from Alzheimer's disease, Rodman is forced by the courts to leave Caesar at an ape sanctuary. However, as Caesar grows, he is harder to control and hide. Over time, it becomes apparent Caesar has the experimental drug in his system as he shows advanced signs of intelligence. With no one else to help, Rodman takes the ape, which he names Caesar (Andy Serkis Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring) home. Subsequently, all the subjects are put down but Rodman discovers Bright Eyes became violent only because she was protecting her newborn. He is excited when he believes he has made a great breakthrough but when one of his 'subjects', an ape he names Bright Eyes, goes berserk and hurts members of the lab the testing stops. Will Rodman (James Franco 127 Hours) is a scientist working on a new drug in hopes to cure Alzheimer's disease.

#Rise of the planet of the apes dvd cover series

Then, in 1974, a television series aired but only lasted for one season of 13 episodes and for a time the apes were put to rest, until 2011 when Rise of the Planet of the ApesВ graced the big screen and delighted audiences once again. The foreign concept captured the imaginations of millions of people and became a popular series spawning 4 more movies through 1973. In 1968, a film debuted about a planet where human-like apes ruled and humans were mute prisoners.