"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" ending...? (MAJOR SPOILERS!!)

So at the end of the rise of the planet of the apes, Caesar climbs up the tree, and looks toward the city. *Credits play* Me: OK, kind of a lame ending. 5 seconds after the credits start, there's another scene. The annoying neighbour, appears to be going off to the army/navy. His nose bleeds, and it is implied that he has caught the 'disease'. Then it pans over to the list of flights. It zooms in on New York....wait a minute...New York? Does this mean that we are going to get another remake? Do you think that the creators could be hinting towards a sequel/remake? Actually, I would not be surprised. And by the way, was it just me, or does it seem like the final third or so of the movie was one big fight scene? (not that there's anything wrong with that).

So at the end of the rise of the planet of the apes, Caesar climbs up the tree, and looks toward the city. *Credits play* Me: OK, kind of a lame ending. 5 seconds after the credits start, there's another scene. The annoying neighbour, appears to be going off to the army/navy. His nose bleeds, and it is implied that he has caught the 'disease'. Then it pans over to the list of flights. It zooms in on New York....wait a minute...New York? Does this mean that we are going to get another remake? Do you think that the creators could be hinting towards a sequel/remake? Actually, I would not be surprised. And by the way, was it just me, or does it seem like the final third or so of the movie was one big fight scene? (not that there's anything wrong with that).

fred1712

if it makes enough money, there will definitely be a sequel :)

[QUOTE="RHCPlusXbox"]My thoughts: Yeah they'll probably make a sequel. But, so you remember when in the news/newspaper in the movie they said they sent men to Mars? If you remember the old Planet of the Apes, astronauts land on Earth, though they think it's a different planet because no humans. And the part at the end of the credits hinted that a deadly plague was spreading, which will eventually wipe out the human race, making it a Planet of the Apes. So i think the new movie will be the astronauts returning like the old one.fred1712

The TV news said something about a ship called "Icarus" being launched. And then later there was a newspaper that said "Lost in space?" And the credits showed the plague spreading. If you looked while the names were being shown it showed a yellow line going fromplace to place across continentsand then branching off into more lines signifying the spread of the disease. Dumb fat guy. How did his mask even come off?

My thoughts: Yeah they'll probably make a sequel. But, so you remember when in the news/newspaper in the movie they said they sent men to Mars? If you remember the old Planet of the Apes, astronauts land on Earth, though they think it's a different planet because no humans. And the part at the end of the credits hinted that a deadly plague was spreading, which will eventually wipe out the human race, making it a Planet of the Apes. So i think the new movie will be the astronauts returning like the old one.RHCPlusXbox

Don't forget one of the most important moments of the original movie. When Heston rounds the corner and sees the Statue of Liberty buried in the sand. It's obviously New York, but in the future. You can't get much more of a tie in to New York than that.

[QUOTE="RHCPlusXbox"]My thoughts: Yeah they'll probably make a sequel. But, so you remember when in the news/newspaper in the movie they said they sent men to Mars? If you remember the old Planet of the Apes, astronauts land on Earth, though they think it's a different planet because no humans. And the part at the end of the credits hinted that a deadly plague was spreading, which will eventually wipe out the human race, making it a Planet of the Apes. So i think the new movie will be the astronauts returning like the old one.coasterguy65

Don't forget one of the most important moments of the original movie. When Heston rounds the corner and sees the Statue of Liberty buried in the sand. It's obviously New York, but in the future. You can't get much more of a tie in to New York than that.

I thought they blew up the statue of liberty. Doesn't Heston say "You idiots! You blew it up"

didnt it zoom into most of the places around the world? And ye..what i was thinking of credits scene is that the neighbour got into the cab (which is now infected meaning anyone else going in the cab would now get infected and being a cab i would think that would be a lot and the chain continues) same with the airport (as shown with the graphics)campzor

Well he would have to sneeze on them. That's how the neighbor got infected in the first place.

[QUOTE="fred1712"][QUOTE="RHCPlusXbox"]Dumb fat guy. How did his mask even come off?

Hatiko

[spoiler] When they went to do that 113 experiment and that chimp flipped out he got smacked in the face and it knocked his face equipment off. [/spoiler]

Anyways, I missed this extra ending part, but that is really interesting.

This movie was definitely great! I am not a fan of the series, but this movie was really cool and I know enough about the series to also know that this one did a fantastic job at setting up the story for the next movies.

Funny because my date heard someone complaining that they didn't set up the thing with the astronauts, yet they totally did! :P

[QUOTE="coasterguy65"]

[QUOTE="RHCPlusXbox"]My thoughts: Yeah they'll probably make a sequel. But, so you remember when in the news/newspaper in the movie they said they sent men to Mars? If you remember the old Planet of the Apes, astronauts land on Earth, though they think it's a different planet because no humans. And the part at the end of the credits hinted that a deadly plague was spreading, which will eventually wipe out the human race, making it a Planet of the Apes. So i think the new movie will be the astronauts returning like the old one.Hatiko

Don't forget one of the most important moments of the original movie. When Heston rounds the corner and sees the Statue of Liberty buried in the sand. It's obviously New York, but in the future. You can't get much more of a tie in to New York than that.

I thought they blew up the statue of liberty. Doesn't Heston say "You idiots! You blew it up"

In the first film it was hinted that the humans had a nuclear war, and 99.9% of humans died in it., the radiation caused the apes to mutate to what you see in the film

ok my brother, cousin, and I thought there is going to be another movie. When the man at the end starts coughing blood he is going to give it to the rest of the world (of course). but most people didnt catch this part in the movie!!! when the kids are throwing the newspapers the front headlines says "lost in space" We think their talking about mark wahlberg in the last one. So in the next movie almost everyone dies from the disease but the apes live and takeover. Then at the end of that movie mark is going to land back on earth but when he lands at the lincoln memorial the apes are going to be there. so in the next movie after that mark is going to lead what is left of the humans against the apes who have taken over. thank you and tell me what you think jacobwethington

This movie has no connection to the one with mark wahlberg. They were planning on doing a sequel to that but instead they decided to reboot and start over again.

Are spoilertags really necessary? This a prequel.

[QUOTE="Hatiko"]

[QUOTE="coasterguy65"]

Don't forget one of the most important moments of the original movie. When Heston rounds the corner and sees the Statue of Liberty buried in the sand. It's obviously New York, but in the future. You can't get much more of a tie in to New York than that.

noxboxlive

I thought they blew up the statue of liberty. Doesn't Heston say "You idiots! You blew it up"

In the first film it was hinted that the humans had a nuclear war, and 99.9% of humans died in it., the radiation caused the apes to mutate to what you see in the film

Actually, the apes learned to talk and do things after being pets and then slaves. This is revealed in the third movie when sira and cornelius are being questioned on how they learned to speak and how the future became the way it was in the future earth where they escaped from. Also, it was confirmed in the second film that the humans had a war. The second film has mutated humans (that for some reason wore normal human masks) and they unexplicably have mind powers that allow them to also talk by thoughts. They also worship a working nuclear bomb that was left over from the war.In the fifth movie we see some of the remaining humans already being mutated by the radiation underground.

if it makes enough money, there will definitely be a sequel :)

iloverikku11

[QUOTE="campzor"]didnt it zoom into most of the places around the world? And ye..what i was thinking of credits scene is that the neighbour got into the cab (which is now infected meaning anyone else going in the cab would now get infected and being a cab i would think that would be a lot and the chain continues) same with the airport (as shown with the graphics)Hatiko

Well he would have to sneeze on them. That's how the neighbor got infected in the first place.

[QUOTE="iloverikku11"]

if it makes enough money, there will definitely be a sequel :)

Pirate700

[QUOTE="Hatiko"]

[QUOTE="coasterguy65"]

Don't forget one of the most important moments of the original movie. When Heston rounds the corner and sees the Statue of Liberty buried in the sand. It's obviously New York, but in the future. You can't get much more of a tie in to New York than that.

noxboxlive

I thought they blew up the statue of liberty. Doesn't Heston say "You idiots! You blew it up"

In the first film it was hinted that the humans had a nuclear war, and 99.9% of humans died in it., the radiation caused the apes to mutate to what you see in the film

It obviously sets up a sequel. And the way this movie is making money a sequel is inevitable. Of course whether the sequel takes place immediately after, or remakes the Charlton Heston version is up for grabs.trick_man01

[QUOTE="trick_man01"]It obviously sets up a sequel. And the way this movie is making money a sequel is inevitable. Of course whether the sequel takes place immediately after, or remakes the Charlton Heston version is up for grabs.Hexagon_777

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="trick_man01"]It obviously sets up a sequel. And the way this movie is making money a sequel is inevitable. Of course whether the sequel takes place immediately after, or remakes the Charlton Heston version is up for grabs.trick_man01

Really? Bigger than Green Lantern, Captain America, Transformers 3, and so on? :oHexagon_777

[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"]Really? Bigger than Green Lantern, Captain America, Transformers 3, and so on? :otrick_man01

There appears to be a different continuity with this remake though.

1.The original Apes movies indicated an alternate reality. Heston flys into a "worm-hole" or whatever and winds up in another universe with an alternate timeline all of it's own. The Apes were ALWAYS the dominant and superior speicies and the Human were the inferiors.

2. The 2001 Tim Burton movie did the "worm-hole" thing too. It was an alternate reality. However, at the end of the movie, you learn that there may have been a past where Humans were the superior species. But it didn't explain what happened. And coinciding with the "worm-hole" theory it didn't make sense.

3. This new 2011 movie indicates that Apes take over the Planet due to Experimental Genetic alteration coinciding with a human viral outbreak. It was not a natural switchover. It was man-made. There was no indication of a time-warp or another dimension. It all happens through a chain-of-events through a consistent timeline. That's why I prefer this new version. It allows things to happen sequentially without a lame, mysterious parallel universe motif/JJAbrams Lost goofy thing.

There appears to be a different continuity with this remake though.
1.The original Apes movies indicated an alternate reality. Heston flys into a "worm-hole" or whatever and winds up in another universe with an alternate timeline all of it's own. The Apes were ALWAYS the dominant and superior speicies and the Human were the inferiors.Netherscourge

There appears to be a different continuity with this remake though.

1.The original Apes movies indicated an alternate reality. Heston flys into a "worm-hole" or whatever and winds up in another universe with an alternate timeline all of it's own. The Apes were ALWAYS the dominant and superior speicies and the Human were the inferiors.

2. The 2001 Tim Burton movie did the "worm-hole" thing too. It was an alternate reality. However, at the end of the movie, you learn that there may have been a past where Humans were the superior species. But it didn't explain what happened. And coinciding with the "worm-hole" theory it didn't make sense.

3. This new 2011 movie indicates that Apes take over the Planet due to Experimental Genetic alteration coinciding with a human viral outbreak. It was not a natural switchover. It was man-made. There was no indication of a time-warp or another dimension. It all happens through a chain-of-events through a consistent timeline. That's why I prefer this new version. It allows things to happen sequentially without a lame, mysterious parallel universe motif/JJAbrams Lost goofy thing.

Netherscourge

[QUOTE="Netherscourge"]

There appears to be a different continuity with this remake though.

1.The original Apes movies indicated an alternate reality. Heston flys into a "worm-hole" or whatever and winds up in another universe with an alternate timeline all of it's own. The Apes were ALWAYS the dominant and superior speicies and the Human were the inferiors.

2. The 2001 Tim Burton movie did the "worm-hole" thing too. It was an alternate reality. However, at the end of the movie, you learn that there may have been a past where Humans were the superior species. But it didn't explain what happened. And coinciding with the "worm-hole" theory it didn't make sense.

3. This new 2011 movie indicates that Apes take over the Planet due to Experimental Genetic alteration coinciding with a human viral outbreak. It was not a natural switchover. It was man-made. There was no indication of a time-warp or another dimension. It all happens through a chain-of-events through a consistent timeline. That's why I prefer this new version. It allows things to happen sequentially without a lame, mysterious parallel universe motif/JJAbrams Lost goofy thing.

mrmusicman247

[QUOTE="fred1712"]

So at the end of the rise of the planet of the apes, Caesar climbs up the tree, and looks toward the city. *Credits play* Me: OK, kind of a lame ending. 5 seconds after the credits start, there's another scene. The annoying neighbour, appears to be going off to the army/navy. His nose bleeds, and it is implied that he has caught the 'disease'. Then it pans over to the list of flights. It zooms in on New York....wait a minute...New York? Does this mean that we are going to get another remake? Do you think that the creators could be hinting towards a sequel/remake? Actually, I would not be surprised. And by the way, was it just me, or does it seem like the final third or so of the movie was one big fight scene? (not that there's anything wrong with that).

Jacobistheman

This

if it makes enough money, there will definitely be a sequel :)

iloverikku11

Although i love them like a child, i would avoid the 4 sequels from the 1970s that followed the original, as they don't play well to todays culture.Cornelius-Zira

I thought the ending was pretty clear and conclusive. The humans will die out do to the virus being spread everywhere. Thats why the airport scene was so important. And the apes who can pass on the virus genetically will take over the world. Finally the people "lost in space" will return to a planet filled with smart apes who have a serious issue with humans. At least thats what I got from it.

[QUOTE="mrmusicman247"][QUOTE="Netherscourge"]

There appears to be a different continuity with this remake though.

1.The original Apes movies indicated an alternate reality. Heston flys into a "worm-hole" or whatever and winds up in another universe with an alternate timeline all of it's own. The Apes were ALWAYS the dominant and superior speicies and the Human were the inferiors.

2. The 2001 Tim Burton movie did the "worm-hole" thing too. It was an alternate reality. However, at the end of the movie, you learn that there may have been a past where Humans were the superior species. But it didn't explain what happened. And coinciding with the "worm-hole" theory it didn't make sense.

3. This new 2011 movie indicates that Apes take over the Planet due to Experimental Genetic alteration coinciding with a human viral outbreak. It was not a natural switchover. It was man-made. There was no indication of a time-warp or another dimension. It all happens through a chain-of-events through a consistent timeline. That's why I prefer this new version. It allows things to happen sequentially without a lame, mysterious parallel universe motif/JJAbrams Lost goofy thing.

MetallicaKings