Kingdom of the Planet Of The Apes | May 24, 2024 | Wes Ball to develop and direct

[cax16]

 

[Eric Wick]

sure i guess

[marveldcfox]

Holy shit...wes ball is awesome so I am actually excited to see what he can do with CGI and motion capture. 

It will be very hard to top the prequel trilogy though. 

[grim22]

Not that excited for this because the trilogy closed things off perfectly. Wes Ball deserves a good franchise play.

 

Hopefully they adapt this, it's time

 

 

[JGAR4LIFE]

It could be a continuation but this time around, a remake of the original 1968 film 

[marveldcfox]

25 minutes ago, grim22 said:

Not that excited for this because the trilogy closed things off perfectly. Wes Ball deserves a good franchise play.

 

Hopefully they adapt this, it's time

 

 

Yeah...I would like to see him do a MCU film. That would have been better, but I think he has to deliver here to get to do bigger and better things.

[TMP]

This sounds terrible. I know I'm a defender of that new Apes trilogy, but this really sounds bad considering it's either going to be another reboot or a sequel to a finished trilogy, either way by a much weaker director.

2 hours ago, JGAR4LIFE said:

a remake of the original 1968 film

Why? It still holds up.

[Eric Wick]

 

[The Futurist]

Hope the movie will adress the post progressist apocalypse.

Cautionary tales are important.

Edited December 4, 2019 by The Futurist

[Eric Wick]

 

[The Horror of Lucas Films]

Jesus Christ, what's the point in doing this? We just got a perfect trilogy that, despite all it's quality, ended on a low note at B.O. It is destined to be another Dark Fate even if it's great. 

[dudalb]

2 hours ago, TMP said:

This sounds terrible. I know I'm a defender of that new Apes trilogy, but this really sounds bad considering it's either going to be another reboot or a sequel to a finished trilogy, either way by a much weaker director.

Why? It still holds up.

And the 1968 film is still the best of the Planet Of The Apes movies.

And still has one of the best final scenes in film history...

 

 

"THey did, God Damn Them To Hell, They Did It...

[Eric Wick]

 

[DAJK]

Wes Ball is a really cool director. If I wrote a script or novel for something sci-fi, fantasy, or action related, I'd want him to direct it not gonna lie. 

[lorddemaxus]

Thank god they got a director who knows he's making a blockbuster sci-fi film and not some pretentious misery drama.

[TMP]

1 minute ago, lorddemaxus said:

Thank god they got a director who knows he's making a blockbuster sci-fi film and not some pretentious misery drama.

This is going to be so much worse than the last two Apes movies lmfao

[lorddemaxus]

15 minutes ago, TMP said:

This is going to be so much worse than the last two Apes movies lmfao

I'd rather watch the whole Maze Runner trilogy again than sit through War again. The last film in the trilogy is as bad as War but at least I had a little bit of fun watching it and Wes Ball's action sequences were pretty good.

Edited February 20, 2020 by lorddemaxus

[The Horror of Lucas Films]

This isn't going to come close to the masterpiece that was the Reeves trilogy. 

[TMP]

4 minutes ago, The Horror of Lucas Films said:

This isn't going to come close to the masterpiece that was the Reeves trilogy. 

Duology. Rupert Wyatt did the first

[DeeCee]

This reminds me that I have to finish the last Maze Runner movie.