Review of Planet of the Apes (1968) by Mahmus — 25 Sep 2020
A really well made sci-fi classic that touches on themes of science and religion in a very creative, if not entirely subtle way.
The ape makeup is still really damn impressive to this day. It's baffling that the Oscars didn't have anA really well made sci-fi classic that touches on themes of science and religion in a very creative, if not entirely subtle way.
The ape makeup is still really damn impressive to this day.
It's baffling that the Oscars didn't have an official Best Makeup category until the 80's. With movies like this and the equally impressive ape makeup in 2001: A Space Odyssey released the same year, you would think they'd realize earlier just how important it is.
Charlton Heston's maniacal laugh when Landon plants the flag is the wierdest, most amazingly hilarious thing ever.
This review of Planet of the Apes (1968) was written by Mahmus on 25 Sep 2020.
Planet of the Apes has generally received very positive reviews.
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