The "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" series has been unique among Hollywood blockbusters since its inception.
It is not only a commercial special effects film, but also a work that explores the coexistence and symbiosis of humans and orangutans through science fiction fables.
The new work "Rise of the Planet of the Apes: New World" seems to be caught in a trade-off between entertainment and speculation, which has triggered different reactions and evaluations from the audience.
The "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" series has a long history, and the first three films have been successful at the box office.
In the mainland film market, the first three films recorded box office results of 179 million, 707 million and 740 million respectively.
This new work is not a reboot, but a sequel to the series and the beginning of a new trilogy.
The story is set 300 years after Caesar's death, and the orangutan world still exists, but a new protagonist, Noah, and a new leader of the orangutan tribe have appeared.
The storyline depicts the escalating conflict and social upheaval between orangutans and humans, all in the context of a new world.
The main character, Noah, is a young orangutan who grows up in this chaotic world.
He has to confront the complexity of an orangutan society while engaging in a confrontational and cooperative battle with humans.
At a gathering of the orangutan tribe, some netizens commented: "The orangutans in this new world look more like humans than before, and their inner world and behavior have changed a lot." ”
This seems to hint at the complexity of the orangutan society and the imitation of human civilization in the film.
Noah has played a key role in this society, and his growth process has caused heated discussions among many netizens.
On the other hand, the role of the human heroine Mei has also attracted much attention.
One netizen commented on social media: "Mei's identity is really a mystery, she seems to be both a member of the human race and seems to be working with an orangutan.
The complexity is astonishing. May's spy clues are intertwined with Noah's cooperation and antagonism, adding a veil of mystery to the whole story.
The power struggle in the film has also caused heated discussions among netizens.
One viewer said: "The battle between the orangutans seems to be peaceful, but in fact there is an undercurrent surging, and every character is fighting for control. This subtle psychological warfare makes the story even more gripping.
Not all netizens gave positive reviews to the film.
One reviewer wrote: "While the special effects are great, the story is too long and the plot is slow to unfold, making it a bit tiring to watch. This criticism of the rhythm of the story has also become the perception of the film by some audiences.
In addition, the special effects scenes in the film have also attracted much attention.
One viewer said: "The special effects are wonderful, especially the large-scale battle scenes between the orangutans, which makes people's blood boil. Some people also believed: "Although the special effects are good, they do not fully meet the audience's expectations for the orangutan battle scene." ”
The Rise of the Planet of the Apes series in the new world has attracted the attention of the audience with its complex character relationships and wonderful special effects scenes.
The slow pace of the story and the unsatisfactory performance of some special effects scenes also made some viewers criticize the film.
In the finale of Rise of the Planet of the Apes 4, the farewell scene between May and Noah presents a completely different twist, as the film reveals the fact that May secretly owns a gun.
When she reveals a shot of her gun under her cloak, it shows that she is ready to shoot Noah.
Netizens have different comments on this episode.
One viewer wrote on social media: "Why did May hide a gun? Is this an implication that she doesn't trust Noah? The appearance of this plot sparked speculation among viewers about Mei's true identity and motives.
Another netizen put forward a different interpretation: "Maybe the gun in Mei's hand is not used to hurt Noah, but to protect herself."
After all, the relationship between orangutans and humans has always been complicated, and neither can guarantee their safety. This interpretation gives May a more plausible motivation, while also adding more suspense to the story.
Another key scene in the film is the moment when Noah gives the Caesar necklace to May.
One viewer commented, "The scene is very moving, it symbolizes Noah's respect for Caesar and hope for the future. ”
This detail not only shows Noah's maturity and understanding, but also leaves a good memory of the relationship between May and Noah.
There are also some doubts about the interpretation of this ending.
A netizen said: "Why does the film give Mei such an ambiguous ending? This only makes people feel that the story is not clearly explained. This skepticism reflects the dissatisfaction of some viewers with the ending of the film, and they want the story to be clearer and more complete.
The revelation of the ending of "Rise of the Planet of the Apes 4" and the farewell scene between May and Noah sparked heated discussions and interpretations among the audience.
May's intention to hold the gun and the symbolism of Noah's gift to Caesar's necklace all add more layers and emotions to the film.
The audience's different understanding of the ending also reflects some deficiencies in the film's story explanation and plot explanation, which has become a point of criticism for some audiences of the film.
"Rise of the Planet of the Apes: New World" makes people feel "pity".
The film seems to have a balance between entertaining and speculative, and audiences have had mixed reactions.
Some viewers criticized the film's long storytelling and insufficient plot development, resulting in a lack of tension and ignition in the viewing experience.
The new protagonist, Noah, is compared to Caesar from the previous game.
The audience thinks that Noah's upbringing is relatively ordinary, far from Caesar's charm.
In contrast, the role of the human heroine Mei is more complex, and her spy clues and unexpected reversals add a lot of highlights to the film.
The special effects of the film are wonderful, but they may not meet the audience's expectations.
Although motion capture technology has made significant progress, and details such as the expressions and hair of the orangutans have been processed as realistic, the audience's expectations for the orangutan battle scene have not been fully met.
The film explores the coexistence and opposition between humans and orangutans.
The satire and reflection of human and orangutan society provoked deep thought in the audience.
The film presents a pessimistic outlook on the fate of humans and orangutans, leaving the audience to think about society and human nature.
With the changing tastes of Chinese audiences, Hollywood blockbusters have not performed well at the box office in the Chinese market.
Audiences are increasingly inclined to domestic films, and they want to see films that can create topics and provide emotional resonance.
For Hollywood itself, this means that it needs to rethink and adjust its marketing strategy to provide original stories and film content that are more in line with the tastes of Chinese audiences.
"Rise of the Planet of the Apes: New World" may not be a perfect sequel, but it presents viewers with a unique sci-fi world and reflections on human society.
With the rise of China's film market, Hollywood blockbusters need to re-examine their positioning and content to adapt to changing audience needs and tastes.
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