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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, which Buck leaps at and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in the second sequel to ''Rise'', ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck from a helicopter during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, Bridge, which Buck the gorilla leaps at and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon minutes after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in the second sequel to ''Rise'', ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, which Buck leaps at and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in the second sequel to ''Rise'', ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, which Buck leaps and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in the second sequel to ''Rise'' , ''Rise'', ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, which Buck leaps and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in "''Rise''"'s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, which Buck leaps and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in "''Rise''"'s the second sequel, sequel to ''Rise'' , ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, which Buck leaps and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise'''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, which Buck leaps and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise'''s "''Rise''"'s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from a helicopter, which Buck leaps and successfully downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s ''Rise'''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position, a helicopter, which Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully downing said-helicopter and killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film ''Rise'' as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position, a helicopter, which Buck jumps at to save Caesar, leaps and successfully downing said-helicopter and killing Olsson's character, downs, saving Caesar, but not before Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, human, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position, a helicopter, which Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully downing said-helicopter and killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position, a helicopter, which Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully downing said-helicopter and killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson Olsson's character inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who position, a helicopter, which Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully downing said-helicopter and killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise''- a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Rise''- ''Rise'' - a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise'''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Ris''*- a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in ''Rise'''s ''Rise''s second sequel, ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in ''Ris''*- ''Rise''- a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in *Rise*'s second sequel, *"War for the Planet of the Apes"*, as the very thing he fired at in *Rise*- a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during *War*'s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in *Rise*'s ''Rise'''s second sequel, *"War ''"War for the Planet of the Apes"*, Apes"'', as the very thing he fired at in *Rise*- ''Ris''*- a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during *War*'s ''War'''s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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** Ty Olsson plays a minor role in this film as the officer who fires at both Caesar and Buck during the battle on the Golden Gate Bridge from an elevated position (a helicopter), who Buck jumps at to save Caesar, successfully killing Olsson's character, but not before Olsson inflicts multiple gunshot wounds that result in Buck's death soon after. 6 years later, Olsson gets cast in *Rise*'s second sequel, *"War for the Planet of the Apes"*, as the very thing he fired at in *Rise*- a gorilla. Not only that, but said-gorilla, named Red, [[spoiler:starts out working for the humans, only to pull a HeelFaceTurn much, much later on during *War*'s climax, saving Caesar from a human using a grenade launcher from an elevated position, an act which costs Red his life]].
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* AwardSnub: It didn't win the Oscar for Best Visual Effects. And many, including James Franco, feel Andy Serkis should have been nominated for Best Actor.
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* AwardSnub: It didn't win the Oscar for Best Visual Effects. And many, including James Franco, Creator/JamesFranco, feel Andy Serkis Creator/AndySerkis should have been nominated for Best Actor.
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* {{Narm}}: Dodge's CallForward lines -- "It's a madhouse!" and "Get your stinking paws off me, you damn dirty ape!" -- are painfully forced. Although the latter has the benefit of directly preceding some Narm Charm...
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* {{Narm}}: Dodge's CallForward lines -- "It's a madhouse!" and "Get "Take your stinking paws paw off me, you damn dirty ape!" -- are painfully forced. Although the latter has the benefit of directly preceding some Narm Charm...
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** In this movie, Jamie Harris portrays a friend of the non-humans, while in this film's sequel, Kirk Acevedo plays a vicious [[FantasticRacism human racist.]] Both appeared in almost the exact same roles in the second season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' - and Harris' character even saves Skye from Acevedo's.
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** In this movie, Jamie Harris portrays a friend of the non-humans, while in this film's sequel, Kirk Acevedo plays a vicious [[FantasticRacism human racist.]] Both appeared in almost the exact same roles in the second season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' - and Harris' character even saves Skye from Acevedo's.
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* NarmCharm: [[spoiler:Caesar's "NO!"]] would typically be Narm, but instead it ended up being a CrowningMomentOfAwesome due to it somehow managing to successfully work as a WhamLine.
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* NarmCharm: [[spoiler:Caesar's "NO!"]] would typically be Narm, but instead it ended up being a CrowningMomentOfAwesome SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome due to it somehow managing to successfully work as a WhamLine.
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** The [[https://youtu.be/GhxqIITtTtU Ape With AK-47]] online ad video for the MoodWhiplash and the ape's lack of reaction to what he just did. Amusingly, [[FailedASpotCheck a lot of viewers don't seem to be aware that this is a commercial]], as they have ironically made jokes that this is the beginning of the ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' franchise.
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** The [[https://youtu.be/GhxqIITtTtU Ape With AK-47]] online ad video for the MoodWhiplash and the ape's lack of reaction to what he just did. Amusingly, [[FailedASpotCheck a lot of viewers don't seem to be aware that this is a commercial]], as they have ironically made jokes that this is the beginning of the ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' franchise.franchise, ironically enough.
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* MemeticMutation: "Why Cookie Rocket?" has [[http://www.badassdigest.com/2011/08/10/why-cookie-rocket apparently]] become a meme.
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* MemeticMutation: MemeticMutation:
** "Why Cookie Rocket?" has [[http://www.badassdigest.com/2011/08/10/why-cookie-rocket apparently]] become ameme.meme.
** The [[https://youtu.be/GhxqIITtTtU Ape With AK-47]] online ad video for the MoodWhiplash and the ape's lack of reaction to what he just did. Amusingly, [[FailedASpotCheck a lot of viewers don't seem to be aware that this is a commercial]], as they have ironically made jokes that this is the beginning of the ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' franchise.
** "Why Cookie Rocket?" has [[http://www.badassdigest.com/2011/08/10/why-cookie-rocket apparently]] become a
** The [[https://youtu.be/GhxqIITtTtU Ape With AK-47]] online ad video for the MoodWhiplash and the ape's lack of reaction to what he just did. Amusingly, [[FailedASpotCheck a lot of viewers don't seem to be aware that this is a commercial]], as they have ironically made jokes that this is the beginning of the ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' franchise.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: This film was widely mocked before release as appearing to be an ill attempt to revive what was pretty much a dead franchise, especially after the virulent fan reception of the remake ten years prior. Then it came out and, to everyone's surprise, turned into a critical success, with a groundbreaking performance by Creator/AndySerkis, as well as a commercial success, bringing hope back to the series.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: This film was widely mocked before release as appearing to be an ill attempt to revive what was pretty much a dead franchise, especially after the virulent fan reception of the [[Film/PlanetOfTheApes2001 remake ten years prior.prior]]. Then it came out and, to everyone's surprise, turned into a critical success, with a groundbreaking performance by Creator/AndySerkis, as well as a commercial success, bringing hope back to the series.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The SpreadingDisasterMapGraphic in the credits is far from funny. However, [[VideoGame/PlagueInc the mobile game it ultimately inspired]] uses a rather similar way of telling where disease spreads. Bonus points because by the time of the [[Film/DawnOfThePlanetOfTheApes sequel]], 20th Century Fox made a deal with the creators of Plague Inc. to allow use of the Simian Flu in their game, bringing the connection full-circle.
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** The SpreadingDisasterMapGraphic in the credits is far from funny. However, [[VideoGame/PlagueInc the mobile game it ultimately inspired]] uses a rather similar way of telling where disease spreads. Bonus points because by the time of the [[Film/DawnOfThePlanetOfTheApes sequel]], 20th Century Fox made a deal with the creators of Plague Inc. to allow use of the Simian Flu in their game, bringing the connectionfull-circle.full-circle.
** In this movie, Jamie Harris portrays a friend of the non-humans, while in this film's sequel, Kirk Acevedo plays a vicious [[FantasticRacism human racist.]] Both appeared in almost the exact same roles in the second season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' - and Harris' character even saves Skye from Acevedo's.
** The SpreadingDisasterMapGraphic in the credits is far from funny. However, [[VideoGame/PlagueInc the mobile game it ultimately inspired]] uses a rather similar way of telling where disease spreads. Bonus points because by the time of the [[Film/DawnOfThePlanetOfTheApes sequel]], 20th Century Fox made a deal with the creators of Plague Inc. to allow use of the Simian Flu in their game, bringing the connection
** In this movie, Jamie Harris portrays a friend of the non-humans, while in this film's sequel, Kirk Acevedo plays a vicious [[FantasticRacism human racist.]] Both appeared in almost the exact same roles in the second season of ''Series/AgentsOfShield'' - and Harris' character even saves Skye from Acevedo's.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Ty Olsson, who plays the police chief who co-pilots the helicopter that Jacobs boards and Buck destroys, who later go on to play Red from ''Film/WarForThePlanetOfTheApes.''
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: After several sequels to the classic original that failed to live up to the original and an earlier reboot that resulted in a StillbornFranchise, ''Rise'' became the first movie since the original to attain both widespread critical acclaim and commercial success.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: After several sequels to the classic original that failed to live up to the original and an earlier reboot that resulted in a StillbornFranchise, ''Rise'' became the first movie since in a long time for the original franchise to attain both widespread critical acclaim and commercial success.
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* NarmCharm: [[spoiler:Caesar's "NO!"]] would typically be this, but instead it ended up being a CrowningMomentOfAwesome.
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* NarmCharm: [[spoiler:Caesar's "NO!"]] would typically be this, Narm, but instead it ended up being a CrowningMomentOfAwesome.CrowningMomentOfAwesome due to it somehow managing to successfully work as a WhamLine.
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* HarsherInHindsight: Koba killing Jacobs. In the context of this film, it's a triumph against an AssholeVictim oppressor. However, in the context of [[Film/DawnOfThePlanetOfTheApes the sequel]], it's Koba's first kill, and he happened to like the taste....
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** Koba killing Jacobs. In the context of this film, it's a triumph against an AssholeVictim oppressor. However, in the context of [[Film/DawnOfThePlanetOfTheApes the sequel]], it's Koba's first kill, and he happened to like the taste....
** Koba killing Jacobs. In the context of this film, it's a triumph against an AssholeVictim oppressor. However, in the context of [[Film/DawnOfThePlanetOfTheApes the sequel]], it's Koba's first kill, and he happened to like the taste....
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** There are other influences as well. Let's see... An infant from an oppressed race is rescued by one of the oppressors' race. However, he is aware of his origins, and as he grows up, he injures one of the oppressors and is forced to flee. Sometime after, he finds himself in the possession of a powerful force that empowers his own people while simultaneously sending a plague onto the oppressors. He and his fellows are then hindered as they try to reach a promised land located beyond a large body of water, but they manage to miraculously defeat their enemies, allowing them to progress. [[Literature/BookofExodus Sounds familiar ?]]
* UncannyValley: Caesar's facial expressions are decidedly ''not'' chimp-like and a little ''too'' human. Justified in that he can't really be considered a chimpanzee anymore and he was also raised by humans.
* UncannyValley: Caesar's facial expressions are decidedly ''not'' chimp-like and a little ''too'' human. Justified in that he can't really be considered a chimpanzee anymore and he was also raised by humans.
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** There are other influences as well. Let's see... An infant from an oppressed race is rescued by one of the oppressors' race. However, he is aware of his origins, and as he grows up, he injures one of the oppressors and is forced to flee. Sometime after, he finds himself in the possession of a powerful force that empowers his own people while simultaneously sending a plague onto the oppressors. He and his fellows are then hindered as they try to reach a promised land located beyond a large body of water, but they manage to miraculously defeat their enemies, allowing them to progress. [[Literature/BookofExodus [[Literature/BookOfExodus Sounds familiar ?]]
familiar?]]
*UncannyValley: SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: After several sequels to the classic original that failed to live up to the original and an earlier reboot that resulted in a StillbornFranchise, ''Rise'' became the first movie since the original to attain both widespread critical acclaim and commercial success.
* UncannyValley:
** Caesar's facial expressions are decidedly ''not'' chimp-like and a little ''too'' human. Justified in that he can't really be considered a chimpanzee anymore and he was also raised by humans.
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* UncannyValley:
** Caesar's facial expressions are decidedly ''not'' chimp-like and a little ''too'' human. Justified in that he can't really be considered a chimpanzee anymore and he was also raised by humans.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler: Caesar's BigNo]] is CrowningMomentOfAwesome, NarmCharm or this.
** Making it worse is that it comes ''immediately'' after the absolute {{Narm}} of the gratuitous and forced CallBack to the original film's most famous line.
** Making it worse is that it comes ''immediately'' after the absolute {{Narm}} of the gratuitous and forced CallBack to the original film's most famous line.
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* {{Narm}}: [[spoiler: Caesar's BigNo]] is CrowningMomentOfAwesome, NarmCharm or this.
** Making it worse is that it comes ''immediately'' afterDodge's CallForward lines -- "It's a madhouse!" and "Get your stinking paws off me, you damn dirty ape!" -- are painfully forced. Although the absolute {{Narm}} of latter has the gratuitous and forced CallBack to the original film's most famous line.benefit of directly preceding some Narm Charm...
* NarmCharm: [[spoiler:Caesar's "NO!"]] would typically be this, but instead it ended up being a CrowningMomentOfAwesome.
** Making it worse is that it comes ''immediately'' after
* NarmCharm: [[spoiler:Caesar's "NO!"]] would typically be this, but instead it ended up being a CrowningMomentOfAwesome.
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* SpiritualLicensee: Creator/OrsonScottCard, author of ''Literature/EndersGame'', believes ''Rise'' to be "[[http://www.hatrack.com/osc/reviews/everything/2011-08-11.shtml the first truly successful adaptation of my novel... to appear on the screen]]".[[note]]This was before [[Film/EndersGame the film adaptation of]] ''Ender's Game'' came out.[[/note]] Aside from the protagonist being a chimp, the two stories are surprisingly similar: a child possessing seemingly unnatural intelligence is taken away from his family to be raised in an isolated environment by a group of manipulative adults who want to use his skills for their own ends, but he gradually develops his reasoning skills to become a strategic genius, wins the loyalty of a small group of devoted companions, and leads an outnumbered army to victory against another species--[[spoiler: inadvertently wiping out the other species in the process]].
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* SpiritualLicensee: SpiritualLicensee:
** Creator/OrsonScottCard, author of ''Literature/EndersGame'', believes ''Rise'' to be "[[http://www.hatrack.com/osc/reviews/everything/2011-08-11.shtml the first truly successful adaptation of my novel... to appear on the screen]]".[[note]]This was before [[Film/EndersGame the actual film adaptation of]] ''Ender's Game'' came out.[[/note]] Aside from the protagonist being a chimp, the two stories are surprisingly similar: a child possessing seemingly unnatural intelligence is taken away from his family to be raised in an isolated environment by a group of manipulative adults who want to use his skills for their own ends, but he gradually develops his reasoning skills to become a strategic genius, wins the loyalty of a small group of devoted companions, and leads an outnumbered army to victory against another species--[[spoiler: inadvertently wiping out the other species in the process]].
** Creator/OrsonScottCard, author of ''Literature/EndersGame'', believes ''Rise'' to be "[[http://www.hatrack.com/osc/reviews/everything/2011-08-11.shtml the first truly successful adaptation of my novel... to appear on the screen]]".[[note]]This was before [[Film/EndersGame the actual film adaptation of]] ''Ender's Game'' came out.[[/note]] Aside from the protagonist being a chimp, the two stories are surprisingly similar: a child possessing seemingly unnatural intelligence is taken away from his family to be raised in an isolated environment by a group of manipulative adults who want to use his skills for their own ends, but he gradually develops his reasoning skills to become a strategic genius, wins the loyalty of a small group of devoted companions, and leads an outnumbered army to victory against another species--[[spoiler: inadvertently wiping out the other species in the process]].
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* WinBackTheCrowd: This film was able to do so for the Planet of The Apes franchise.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: This film was able to do so for the Planet ''Planet of The Apes franchise. Apes'' franchise.
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*** Dodge's treatment of the apes, period. Yes, mistreat, tease, and torment the animals that are intelligent, have long-term memories, and are physically ''much'' stronger than you. [[TheDogBitesBack See if that doesn't]] [[BullyingADragon bite you in the ass later]].
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*** Dodge's treatment of the apes, period. Yes, mistreat, tease, and torment the animals that are (even without enhancements) intelligent, have long-term memories, and are physically ''much'' stronger than you. [[TheDogBitesBack See if that doesn't]] [[BullyingADragon bite you in the ass later]].
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** There are other influences as well. Let's see... An infant from an oppressed race is rescued by one of the oppressors' race. However, he is aware of his origins, and as he grows up, he injures one of the oppressors and is forced to flee. Sometime after, he finds himself in the possession of a powerful force that empowers his own people while simultaneous sending a plague onto the oppressors. He and his fellows are then hindered as they try to reach a promised land located beyond a large body of water, but they manage to miraculously defeat their enemies, allowing them to progress. [[Literature/BookofExodus Sounds familiar ?]]
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** There are other influences as well. Let's see... An infant from an oppressed race is rescued by one of the oppressors' race. However, he is aware of his origins, and as he grows up, he injures one of the oppressors and is forced to flee. Sometime after, he finds himself in the possession of a powerful force that empowers his own people while simultaneous simultaneously sending a plague onto the oppressors. He and his fellows are then hindered as they try to reach a promised land located beyond a large body of water, but they manage to miraculously defeat their enemies, allowing them to progress. [[Literature/BookofExodus Sounds familiar ?]]
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** There are other influences as well. Let's see... An infant from an oppressed race is rescued by one of the oppressors' race. However, he is aware of his origins, and as he grows up, he injures one of the oppressors and is forced to flee. Sometime after, he finds himself in the possession of a powerful force that empowers his own people while simultaneous sending a plague onto the oppressors. He and his fellows are then hindered as they try to reach a promised land located beyond a large body of water, but they manage to miraculously defeat their enemies, allowing them to progress. Sounds familiar ?
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** There are other influences as well. Let's see... An infant from an oppressed race is rescued by one of the oppressors' race. However, he is aware of his origins, and as he grows up, he injures one of the oppressors and is forced to flee. Sometime after, he finds himself in the possession of a powerful force that empowers his own people while simultaneous sending a plague onto the oppressors. He and his fellows are then hindered as they try to reach a promised land located beyond a large body of water, but they manage to miraculously defeat their enemies, allowing them to progress. [[Literature/BookofExodus Sounds familiar ??]]
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** There are other influences as well. Let's see... An infant from an oppressed race is rescued by one of the oppressors' race. However, he is aware of his origins, and as he grows up, he injures one of the oppressors and is forced to flee. Sometime after, he finds himself in the possession of a powerful force that empowers his own people while simultaneous sending a plague onto the oppressors. He and his fellows are then hindered as they try to reach a promised land located beyond a large body of water, but they manage to miraculously defeat their enemies, allowing them to progress. Sounds familiar ?
