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Planet Of The Apes (DVD, 2004)

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Planet of the Apes (DVD) Mark Wahlberg. Director Tim Burton ("Batman") reinvents one of the most acclaimed and beloved works of science fiction, Pierre Boulle's classic novel "Planet of the Apes." Burton's "Planet of the Apes" begins with the famed original's premise -- a pilot finds himself in a world turned upside down after landing on a strange planet.

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A remake of the classic story in which Leo, an astronaut lands on a planet which is inhabited by very intelligent apes. On this planet humans are enslaved as the apes are the dominant race... Can Leo lead the humans in an uprising in order to free themselves?...

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Producer
Richard D. Zanuck, Ralph Winter, Mark Rosenthal
EAN
5039036008167
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3956782

Product Key Features

Film/TV Title
Planet of the Apes
Actor
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Tim Roth, Mark Wahlberg, Estella Warren, Helena Bonham-Carter, Kris Kristofferson, Paul Giamatti, Erick Avari, Luke Eberl, Michael Clarke Duncan, David Warner
Director
Tim Burton
Subtitle Language
Czech\Danish\English\Finnish\Hebrew\Hungarian\Icelandic\Norwegian\Polish\Portuguese\Swedish
Format
DVD
Release Year
2004
Language
English
Features
Widescreen, Closed Caption, Enhanced Viewing Mode Sequences\Audio Tracks By Tim Burton And Danny Elfman\Animated Menus\HBO First Look Special\Simian Academy Featurette\Face Like A Monkey Featurette\Costume Tests\On Location In Lake Powell\Chimp Symphony Op 37 A Behind The Scenes On Scoring The Film\Swinging From The Trees Stunt Work\5 Extended Scenes\Makeup Group And Movement Tests\A Gallery Of Multi Angle Features\Theatrical Trailers\Music Video\TV Spots\Image Art And Stills Gallery\DVD Rom Content, With Subtitles
Aspect Ratio
2.35 Wide Screen
Genre
Sci-Fi & Fantasy, General
Run Time
115 Mins

Additional Product Features

Certificate
12A/12
Number of Discs
2
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States of America
Director of Photography
Phillippe Rousselot
Costume Designer
Colleen Atwood
Production Designer
Rick Heinrichs
Reviews
Los Angeles Times - ...The key reason for Burton's preeminence is very much on display in PLANET OF THE APES, and that is his exceptional visual gift..., New York Times - ...This remake of PLANET shows a sparkling guile....The jokes and scares build to a lovely touch....Mr. Wahlberg has mastered the fine art of underplaying..., Variety - ...Rick Baker's ape makeup creations are wonderfully varied...and represent a definite leap beyond what was possible 33 years ago..., Entertainment Weekly - ...[Roth gives] a performance of gnashing wit and ferocity....The apes in PLANET OF THE APES have character....The movie is all but destined to become Burton's second hit in a row..., Rolling Stone - ...These creatures snarl, swing from trees and bare their teeth with startling authenticity, and each one looks different. Baker's work is monumental...
Special Effects
Rick Baker
Hearing Impaired
English
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In remaking this classic sci-fi horror film, director Tim Burton takes on a whopping challenge and succeeds. Astronaut Leo Davidson (Mark Wahlberg) is part of a space station crew that, in the year 2029, is conducting experiments in training genetically engineered chimps to perform complex away missions. When Leo's chimp disappears into a worm hole, Leo unadvisedly goes after him, ending up in a parallel world in which the monkeys are the keepers and humans are traded and caged like animals. It's a horrifying place, and the whole atmosphere, colored by Burton's direction and Rick Baker's incredible special effects makeup, is charged with terror. Leo becomes a heroic figure in the eyes of his defeated human brethren, and he puts his trust--and his hope for escape--in Ari (Helena Bonham Carter), a forward-thinking ape who believes in human rights. But Leo has formidable opponents in Thade (Tim Roth) and Attar (Michael Clark Duncan), two power-hungry, testosterone-charged apes who wish to rid the planet of humans altogether. This excellent rendition of PLANET OF THE APES is more than just a remake: it includes intense physicality on the part of the actors, complex mythology lacing the story, chilling philosophical realizations, and an amazing cameo by original APES star Charlton Heston. The combination of those complex parts make for a riveting viewing experience.
Movie/TV Title
Planet Of The Apes
Composer
Danny Elfman
Sound source
Dolby Digital 5.1\Dolby Digital DTS
Screenwriter
Lawrence Konner, William Broyles, Jr., Mark Rosenthal
Editor
Chris Lebenzon

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by macutmore06 Jun, 2006
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When I first heard that the famous (& Classic) Planet of the Apes was about to be reborn (some time ago), I was pleasantly surprised, I was also somewhat concerned since the original series of films seemed so unique & well done, - even haunting with Charlton Heston playing such a powerful & moving role. I hasten to admit that I was never disappointed at the original sixties effort to create such realistic apes. Even the TV spin off's were compelling & thought provoking. This brought me to realise that any attempt to recreate in a modern guise such a classic movie would have to be very, very good indeed. Without question I expected the Apes to be extremely real using today's make up techniques & State of the Art effects, - there would certainly be no excuse for anything else at all. Obviously this is, of course, the case & there is no doubt that extensive work was applied here to create almost real apes with very well practised, acted 'human like' movements! What concerned me most of all was whether this film would portray an extremely haunting, shocking & almost frightening, compelling taste of what such an unimaginable scenario would be like. It's certainly not a carbon copy of the original. The space introduction adds concept to a slightly modified drama in effect. This gives thought to the screenplay & keeps the movie interesting as we see it develop into a fairly edgy & brutal nail-biting thriller. The battle sequences are horrendously dynamic & very well staged. Toward the atmospheric end, the reality of conquest & warrior 'kill or be killed' instincts provoke fearful thoughts of the necessity of war and some tight 'seat gripping' moments. What is a huge disappointment though is the almost 'gothic' art style that the movie has been staged around. It's almost the 'Gotham City' of Batman – all over again. There are the 'batmobile' curves to the space vehicles & the dismal comic book shadows cast around landscapes & the 'evil fairy tale style' planet that the story is set in, - nothing like home. It worked in fashion for the first Batman movie, but I don't like it here at all. I would have preferred a more homely or conventional set than this. I don't know but I wouldn't mind betting that the director or someone that was involved in the Batman movies had a very strong creative say on this set indeed! This was not good. It has given a different flavour, almost fashion to the film but certainly not an original taste. It was (probably the only), one element that has caused me to add insult here. That said a very successfully motivated piece has been created here. This is without doubt a gripping, fearfully thoughtful, compelling, & mildly brutal thriller. There is a very minor stab at humour too, with some ape-like antics being portrayed in an obviously funny fashion. Surely we can't expect sequel after sequel though (Batman style perhaps) & get away with too much of this again & again? Even the orchestrated musical score seemed reminiscent of such a theme! The American accents are abounding too with the USAF space role scenes. I wasn't convinced that even the Apes themselves didn't have accents too (probably due to overacting)! If you really enjoyed the original movie then this is without doubt a curious 'must see'. Don't compare, sit back holding the edge of your seat, ponder & enjoy the brilliant climatic battle conquest. Then start thinking about how it really did all come to be in this remake!Read full review

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