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Il regno del pianeta delle scimmie

Titolo originale: Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
  • 2024
  • T
  • 2h 25min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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Owen Teague in Il regno del pianeta delle scimmie (2024)
Many years after the reign of Caesar, a young ape goes on a journey that will lead him to question everything he's been taught about the past and make choices that will define a future for apes and humans alike
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Molti anni dopo il regno di Cesare, una scimmia intraprende un viaggio che la porterà a mettere in discussione tutto ciò che le è stato insegnato sul passato e a compiere scelte che definira... Leggi tuttoMolti anni dopo il regno di Cesare, una scimmia intraprende un viaggio che la porterà a mettere in discussione tutto ciò che le è stato insegnato sul passato e a compiere scelte che definiranno il futuro delle scimmie e degli umani.Molti anni dopo il regno di Cesare, una scimmia intraprende un viaggio che la porterà a mettere in discussione tutto ciò che le è stato insegnato sul passato e a compiere scelte che definiranno il futuro delle scimmie e degli umani.

  • Regia
    • Wes Ball
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Josh Friedman
    • Rick Jaffa
    • Amanda Silver
  • Star
    • Owen Teague
    • Freya Allan
    • Kevin Durand
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,8/10
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      • Wes Ball
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Josh Friedman
      • Rick Jaffa
      • Amanda Silver
    • Star
      • Owen Teague
      • Freya Allan
      • Kevin Durand
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    • 260Recensioni della critica
    • 66Metascore
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    • Candidato a 1 Oscar
      • 4 vittorie e 62 candidature totali

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    Owen Teague
    Owen Teague
    • Noa
    Freya Allan
    Freya Allan
    • Nova…
    Kevin Durand
    Kevin Durand
    • Proximus Caesar
    Peter Macon
    Peter Macon
    • Raka
    William H. Macy
    William H. Macy
    • Trevathan
    Eka Darville
    Eka Darville
    • Sylva
    Travis Jeffery
    Travis Jeffery
    • Anaya
    Lydia Peckham
    Lydia Peckham
    • Soona
    Neil Sandilands
    Neil Sandilands
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    Ras-Samuel
    • Lightning
    Sara Wiseman
    Sara Wiseman
    • Dar
    Kaden Hartcher
    Kaden Hartcher
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    Andy McPhee
    Andy McPhee
    • Honored Elder
    Karin Konoval
    Karin Konoval
    • Maurice
    Nina Gallas
    Nina Gallas
    • Youngster #1
    Samuel Falé
    Samuel Falé
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    Dichen Lachman
    Dichen Lachman
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    Virginie Laverdure
    Virginie Laverdure
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      • Wes Ball
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      • Josh Friedman
      • Rick Jaffa
      • Amanda Silver
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    7AfricanBro

    Sequel is probably gonna be titled "empire of the planet of the apes"

    I was waiting just to hear Proximus scream 'WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!' from all the times I heard the trailer playing at the theatre. I really liked how the franchise once again showcases the humanity of the apes, like the touching funeral scene. It had breathtaking scenery throughout, especially the transformation of metropolitan cities into forests. I found it interesting how they introduced pets, a bird is an ape's best friend, essentially. I liked that we exploring their customs in the first act of the movie.

    While the film's length and the extensive world-building sometimes made it feel a bit slow, every scene served a purpose in the end, especially considering this's setting the stage for a new era in the Planet of the Apes movies. We get to see how the environment, the apes and the humans have evolved. I liked how the movie paid homage to Caesar without directly continuing his story; his legacy felt respectfully acknowledged. He had a good run and his story was complete.

    The premise of the movie, particularly the portrayal of the antagonists, reminded me of religious wars, where the apes resemble Christian crusaders using a historic figure's image to justify war and violence, a theme with deep implications. The movie addresses that but not in a way that will make you leave the theatre pondering. How teachings can be misconstrued.

    This installment's message felt more overt compared to the trilogy, almost as if the apes were portrayed as essentially human. The trilogy was always telling a human story through apes, it was always obvious but now the fourth installment is quite on the nose.

    Good time is spent with the characters, so when moments of sadness or goodbyes arise, we feel it too. It's slow paced but I was heavily invested. The scene where she calls out to Noah was amazing. Hearing an 'echo' speaking, was almost as shocking when Caesar screamed "go!" for the first time. Also was she essentially looking for an English textbook? Lol.

    While Noah is the lead character, there were instances where Mae took the forefront, causing some confusion about the movie's primary focus. She didn't feel explored or interesting enough but I loved Freya Allan's performance.

    It's a drama. It's not what I was expecting, I thought it'd me more action packed, but it's still good. It was different to my expectations the way "War for the Planet of the apes" also wasn't a full blown war as well. I also think this is the first movie since the trilogy started where earth was now actually a planet of apes. Humans clearly have been dominated.

    Following up on Caesar was always gonna be difficult, I think he was a beloved character and we got to see his whole journey. The new lead character Noah is alright, however, I didn't find myself super captivated by him. We got to see Caesar's full character arc, birth to death; while Noah is already a little older, coming-of-age age. His story is still interesting though.

    The conflict of ideas between Noah and Mae could have been more intense. There were times when I thought "ouu this is about to be a big fight/argument" and it's just meh. It wasn't as thought provoking as I would've liked. I liked Proximus Caesar though, I thought he made quite the enticing antagonist. Second most interesting character after Raka*.

    The ending hints at the possibility of another trilogy, laying a solid foundation for future installments. Overall, I liked it more than "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" but not as much as the sequels. "Dawn of the planet of the apes" is still my favorite. It's not as epic as I thought it'd be; I think it's more enjoyable if you're already into the franchise. It doesn't do anything terribly, I just didn't walk out of the theatre thinking "wow!" People were applauding a lot throughout the movie actually. There was a guy who sat close to me and blacked out before the movie started, snoring the entire time. Thought about not waking him up after the movie finished because everyone literally just walked by him. This dude bought imax tickets, large bucket of popcorn, large soda and some more snacks, all that just to sleep before the movie started. Anyway, I still enjoyed the whole thing, and very much looking forward to whatever's next.

    Also just found out it's directed by they who did maze runner movies and they actually both have such similar aura to them.
    6brianmcd1-355-272263

    Can we get an editor for this movie?

    Are there any directors left that have watched a Spielberg movie so they can see how to pace an action adventure movie? Very few movies are actually so well written, acted and directed as to warrant a 2:30+ hr run time. This was not one of them. But with some proper editing, you could make a tight 2:10 movie that keeps things moving along.

    The story wasnt bad. The characters werent bad. The acting was good enough. They just took a very long time to get to anything. Then the action picks up for a bit, things get good, it gets exciting and you get another long dull 15-20 min segment. A good editor would bring those segments down to 5-10 min and keep the movie rolling along.
    6acpwebreg

    Overly long, weak story.

    Weakest of all the post 2010 POTA movies imo. Too much ape politics, family life and philosophising and too little else. The original and Beneath the POTA are still by far the best two POTA movies for me, and all done without CGI. You can only be wowed for so long by how well the apes are rendered and for me that ran out of steam 2 movies ago. This movie seems to serve little purpose other than to set up the next one. Couple of nice flash backs to the original (the human hunt horns and the music when they encounter the scarecrows on the bridge) but other than that, an overly long, pretty forgettable movie with a lame story and script.
    6druss44121-1

    Not as good as I hoped

    Really wanted to like this. The previous trilogy is excellent, and I'd even say it's one of the best genre trilogies ever made (LOTR is #1, of course). Dawn is especially a masterpiece of intelligent sci-fi adventure spectacle, a movie that is both exciting and intelligent. The entire trilogy is emotionally engaging and Caesar is an incredible lead.

    Unfortunately, this film doesn't have any characters as good as Caesar. In fact, it feels like a lesser retread of the same ideas and themes of the previous trilogy. There's nothing really new here. You've already seen a better version of this movie before.

    With that said, let me get the good out of the way first. The cinematography is excellent. The visual effects are still incredible, both as a technical and artistic achievement. The first 45 minutes of the film are really solid. There's a lot of good visual storytelling in the opening act.

    However, once we meet the main antagonist, things kinda fall apart. The pacing is off. Some scenes drag, while major character moments feel rushed. There's a friction between two major characters that doesn't feel earned, especially since the characters kinda come to an understanding, and then a few scenes later they are butting heads. What could and should have been an interesting dynamic feels incomplete, like entire scenes were cut out.

    The main antagonist could have been really cool. The idea of a cult-like warlord obsessed with human history, there's so much they could have done with that idea. But he simply doesn't have enough scenes to really make him anything more than Koba Part II. And Koba had better motivations and more complexity. None of the characters here are as well written as the previous trilogy and the last 10 minutes feel more like a TV finale than a movie.

    Oh, and the music score is pretty generic and forgettable. Really disappointing, because I love the music from the other movies. Caesar's theme is so good. Nothing here comes close.

    Anyway... Kingdom is far from terrible, but to quote another major franchise with a movie coming out May 2024: "Mediocre!"
    6carltonjb

    Needed a more focused storyline & less human traits

    Was so looking forward to this film even book my ticket in advance as I really enjoy this reboot series. However this one is really disappointing! While the cinematography and AI is absolutely phenomenal, the lead characters have far too human traits! And the human lead character, very disappointing & unbelievable, the casting of Freya Allan is really hammy, they obviously needed a Gen Z in the film. Too many holes in the plot, they filled up the film with stuff & missed opportunities to explore some scenarios in more depth. There was a great opportunity to give a nod to the original, when they were walking along the beach which they missed, (guess what I'm thinking)?. Perhaps it would have been better with a more focused storyline.

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    • Quiz
      Raka calls Mae "Nova", stating that apes name all humans Nova. Nova was the name of the mute human adopted by Maurice in War for the Planet of the Apes. Nova is also the name of Taylor's human mate in the original 1968 Planet of the Apes.
    • Blooper
      When the bunker floods, the water is above the level of the ocean and somehow draining from a floor above the apes despite their floor not being flooded.
    • Citazioni

      Proximus Caesar: Are you familiar with the concept of evolution? In their time, humans were capable of many great things. They could fly, like eagles fly. They could speak across oceans. But now, it is our time... and it is my kingdom. We will learn. Apes will learn. I will learn. And I... will conquer.

    • Curiosità sui crediti
      The sound of an ape is heard at the very end of the credits.
    • Connessioni
      Featured in H-Cast: Insiders Expose Marvel! Blade Reboot, The Marvels & MORE! The H-Cast EP 78 (2023)
    • Colonne sonore
      Themes from 'War of the Planet of the Apes'
      from The War - Il pianeta delle scimmie (2017)

      Music by Michael Giacchino (attributed as Written by)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 8 maggio 2024 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Siti ufficiali
      • 20th Century Studios
      • hotstar
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
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      • El planeta de los simios: Nuevo reino
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Helensburgh, New South Wales, Australia
    • Aziende produttrici
      • 20th Century Studios
      • Oddball Entertainment
      • Jason T. Reed Productions
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      • 160.000.000 USD (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 171.130.165 USD
    • Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 58.400.788 USD
      • 12 mag 2024
    • Lordo in tutto il mondo
      • 397.378.150 USD
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    • Tempo di esecuzione
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      • Dolby Digital
      • 12-Track Digital Sound
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      • IMAX 6-Track
      • Dolby Surround 7.1
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      • 2.39 : 1

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