I Did Not Start This War Scene - WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES (2017) Movie Clip
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Watch the official "I Did Not Start This War" clip for War for the Planet of the Apes, an action movie starring Andy Serkis. Available now on Digital, Blu-Ray and DVD.
In War for the Planet of the Apes, the third chapter of the critically acclaimed blockbuster franchise, Caesar and his apes are forced into a deadly conflict with an army of humans led by a ruthless Colonel. After the apes suffer unimaginable losses, Caesar wrestles with his darker instincts and begins his own mythic quest to avenge his kind. As the journey finally brings them face to face, Caesar and the Colonel are pitted against each other in an epic battle that will determine the fate of both their species and the future of the planet.
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The horses be like: "First humans riding us, now these heavy ass apes?!"
Dawn of the planet of the horses
@@kingofwar5836 even if that ended up being a stupid movie like Birddemic or the Room I'd still watch it 😂💀
Planet of the Horses bout to be lit
Lmao
@@kingofwar5836 "Horses... together... Strong..." - Horse Caesar, probably
Love how Caesar's speech improved over the course of 3 movies. He definitely speaks the best in this movie.
Yeah its pretty cool to see his progression from relying mostly on sign language, then few slow words at a time, then complete coherent sentences
Yeah
Caesar speaks better english in this movie than most people irl😂
I Wonder if The Original Virus Works TheOpposite Way as Alzheimers?... (The Older Ceasar Gets The Virus Makes Him More Intelligent...Instead of Alzheimers Slowly Degenerating The Memory & Intelligence.)
@@ZeroUs30 In real life* 🤦♂️
I loved Caesar's evolution throughout the course of these movies: Rise - we see a young, docile ape. He soon turns into a young revolutionary, with a grand dream of liberation and freedom for him and his species. He is a great leader, but has much to learn Dawn - we see a skilled warrior, capable of fighting for his people and making tough decisions. He has matured, but is still young and somewhat inexperienced War - we see an old, battle hardened and wore down ape. He has been around the block and is very wise, though he has become more aggressive with his old age and is almost at his breaking point. He has proven himself to be a capable leader in every sense of the word
Also, he may seem brutal, but he does have a compassionate side. He never intended to start a war with humanity, but sadly, was sucked into it, thanks to Koba's actions. But even after all that, he still maintains his "humanity," sparing these humans, not wanting to become executioners (which sadly, eventually costs him his life, as well as the lives of his wife and one of his sons).
fucking boring and cliche af, what's wrong with you people.
You realize he's a monkey right, ffs.
He learned from all his allies and enemies for decades. He knew that his intelligence and resolve could see his species through hard times into a new golden age. A new epoch in the history of Earth. He thought maybe humans and apes could struggle together, but once the war started he never looked back.
@@IamCanadian3333 That's why you never show mercy in war cos it's always gonna end badly,your enemies won't show the same compassion for you. Unfortunately that's just how it is.
rise: a rookie having a dream dawn: a captain with some experience war: a wise and respected leader R.I.P Caesar
I read it as, “a cookie having a dream.”
@Josh Arrubla Even after such a long breakdown, it still didn't prove that Caesar wasnt Wise and an experienced being. He was haunted by PTSD and the freaking death of his wife and son for crying out loud. We glorify him because we can feel for him yes, but not just because he's a revolutionary or some shit, its because he is just as tragic as the audience feels. We are treated so poorly, seen as lesser than, talked down upon by those who rule, and when we get our way, even more tragedy is forced upon is until enough is enough. He took a route that was suicidal and got his apes captured, but it does not invalidate all of his hardships and the amazing arc that lead him to getting his apes to a safer home, and to a civilized state. And he never looked down on humans once in this franchise. He showed them nothing but mercy and empathy and they spit in his face. As many marginalized audience members can certainly relate too.
@Josh Arrubla Completely agree with you man, you hit the nail in the coffin. I had very similar views & thoughts after watching all three movies, as for this louis guy, idk what hes talking about, because you broke it down almost flawlessly and then he says "It still didn't prove that Caesar wasn't wise" umm that's exactly what josh just proved.
Nooooo why they gotta take Caesar away from me... SOME BULLSHIT
@@lukester8878 bruh same lmao
Caesar going from yelling "NO" to speaking full intelligent sentences is terrifying.
Yeah, same experience with my sister's baby. I genuinely afraid and amazed.
Bro factsss
@@DeezNuts-mh2lt ..?
@@privaterizk4936 كجج
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How is this trilogy so underrated??? I think is one of the best movie series ever made. EVER. Absolute masterpiece
Nick Hunter these are my favorite movies
The concept of apes becoming intelligent with a medicine may not be very realistic but it's an amazing movie.
I agree
The whole trilogy is.. i was never a fan of the old planet of the apes.. but this these are awesome.. the first 1 more cause it showed how much they have learned from us and how much alike we were to them..
Ahmet Kahveci it’s a movie. And you never know. Anything can happen if we try to defy nature. It’s like saying world war z isn’t as realistic. Anything can happen.
I like how Caesar now talks in full sentences
full sentences*
Soci0 My Bad
@@clownman9184 Ape together strong.
That's unbelievable but it's actually close to possible since Apes are super intelligent and can form hundreds of words and get better at English especially if bein' raised and trained by humans.
Caesar is probably one of the coolest ape names ever in these movie series
Imagine if he had a British accent " i did not start this bloody war mate, did i?"
even funnier if the apes talked with a scouse accent
That doesn’t make sense
sometimes life doesnt make sense
Bill Dim u English?
@Stinky Butthole HAhahaha🤣
It really is scary how realistic the CGI is, amazing, but scary
Prince Vegeta Some of the best CGI of the decade. There other mentions but this movie is one of them.
Then we got cats
Cgi is over 9000.
These are real apes taking over real planets
There been using gci since 60 years lol nasa n shit
Love how that guy said there going to slaughter us when they just got done killing 63 apes
Yes, ironically, humans behave more brutally or primitively than the animals themselves, but somehow justify their bad behavior.
Santa Claus ikr how hypocritical
well, they are prisoners of war at that moment, so they have a reason to be afraid of being killed
@Doomsday Taco That's what is called projection from a sadistic mind. If you think someone else would don that, it means that's what you would do. Shows you're a sicko.
Lol rip brave apes
A lot of people keep saying Caesar is weaker and not as smart as the previous movies...here’s a fact he’s older as well was shot in the last movie, also it’s not that he’s not as smart he’s confused because his whole way of thinking was proven wrong when he had to kill koba (his own kind)
Zachary Volquardts donkeys were loyal to Koba if red the gorilla finds out that Caesar killed their king humans will get separated and red will get his revenge for Koba saying Caesar you are done what he did to Koba in the last movie
Joshua Ferris wtf are talking about
@@darkgoddarkseid2824 if caesar is the blame for killing koba red the gorilla might get revenge for koba's death
Wait how many sequel does this movie have? I only saw the movie 1 and the movie where the ending was koba died
Wait how many sequel does this movie have? I only saw the movie 1 and the movie where the ending was koba died
The CGI is so good it’s scary
RAYVEN Yeah, really shows how far the tech has come from Rise to War. Some of the best CGI of the decade I must say
Imagine playing virtual reality with those graphics...
This movie shoud of won the oscar for best visual effects tbh!
Lance Lucas Marvel has been lacking recently CGI wise. Besides Thanos being the best lookin CGI character, everything else is whatever
@@SuperGGLOL ♥
Caesar evolution. 1st Movie: Wrong grammar. 2nd Movie: Fluently talks slowly but still wrong grammar. 3rd Movie: Talks human.
“Talks Human” 🥴 you’re an idiot
1 : NOOO!!! 2 : Here ape's home, do not come back! 3 : Talk a lot.,.
Black Scorpion well that’s mean
@@blkscrpn1612 Maybe but talk human 😜
You realize they are trying to make it realistic, right?
Caesar went from inheriting his mother's cognitive skills, to be raised by humans (see their good side), to be imprisoned by humans (see their bad side), to a freedom fighter, to a king, to a peacekeeper, to a warrior. He also went from shouting "NO!" to being fluent in English, he made many of his apes as smart as he was and their knowledge was passed down for generations. The name "Caesar" is feared by humans but looked upon as a saint by apes. Caesar truly has the epitome arc of the leaders and he is a goddamn APE!
Well said
I see many similarities between Caesar and Moses. The comparison has been mentioned so often it’s almost cliché but it’s literally beat by beat: Caesar was born into a world where humans were above apes. He was raised by good humans but was feared by most and eventually was forced into a lower position than had he been born among apes. He leads his people away and they are pursued and attacked from the beginning, with fewer and fewer good people to join them or simply not fear them. After a final clash between those with all the power and those without it (yet a higher Authority watches over them) the enemies are completely obliterated and Caesar is finally free to lead his people to the Promised Land (hypothetically a place their ancestors may have originated from and ironically now return to build a new life). Finally after leading his people to their final destination and seeing the Land for himself and their potential he finally succumbs to his wounds and dies at peace.
Human: They’re animals. They’re just gonna slaughter us *before being captured, slaughtered a whole bunch of Ceasures family
Ironic isn’t it
Animals kill for survival, not out of prejudice or hate. So these guys were worse then animals
Tbh I can kind of understand why the soldier killed the ape. If you're the soldier, being told this and that and you believe that your fight is for goodness but in fact you're the bad guy. They're just some pawns by the higher up, just serving and not knowing the truth. If sided with the ape you'll be branded traitor and also it's hard to change your perspective when the lies were fed to you all the time.
@@lochness5524 That's what makes us special, it's both a curse and a gift.
xxxtentacles the whole scene and situation was hypocritical and dumb. It’s the humans fault the virus was there in the first place and they refuse to take responsibility. Nothing’s stopping them from living, they just have to keep their boundaries.
The way Caesar moves ever so slightly when he sees the Ape fighting for humans gets me every time. It's so subtle that I felt many might overlook. Always awesome to see parts of Andy Serkis show through Caesar and all of his other motion capture roles in the past.
Especially since War had Caesar speaking more than ever given he's basically a seasoned veteran at that point. You can tell Andy took a lot of time throughout the half decade making these movies to really study the evolution of his character. What. An. ARC. oh... and Matt Reeves is a phenomenal director as well and had much to do with Caesar's evolution.
time stamp please
4:32 Caesar: “You had ONE job!”
Winter is a traitor
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I_HATE_ASMR_TAPPING BEGONE_WITH_THOSE_NAILS ok so explain the blood......
Kemzicle [101] he did let him go cause they said they could spare him if he told them information and he probably hit himself to make him bleed cause if Winter goes up to them and says the Traitor got away they would get suspicious cause how would he get away from a gorilla without hitting them or injuring them
Fucking hilarious
It's sad that the guy he spared ended up killing him
The Grinch Ironic too 😔
The Grinch yeah screw that guy
@@Mafia-Zilla99 its good he died a death like that, he was the real animal
Koriander Yander no, you stick to your principles. Otherwise you’re no different.
@@waynewayne8419 Bullshit.
If you see Winter's expression throughout the exchange you can see that he has a kinda worried face and after Red spoke everything was being set in motion I love the foreshadowing
It literally took 4 minutes after winter was introduced for him to betray the apes lol
And since no one noticed, Winter was placed in charge of Red Donkey. I just think it’s hilarious that the only white ape in the entire trilogy is a sellout Traitor😂
I love those moments where Matt Reeves just take his time showing how the protagonist acts/moves/emotes before letting them speak. That is an art form of its own because you can show how a character is feeling without or before them speaking if done right. And when they do speak, majority of it stays relevant to the story and characters. Matt Reeves is a very good “show, don’t tell” type of director/storyteller.
Yeah, I didn't connect this movie and the Batman until later, but there are these bits where Bruce Wayne can just stand in a spot and it's telling a story.
I want to forget everything about the Planet of the apes franchise just to watch it again.
Get a lobotomy.
man this movie proves how the human mind acts in many ways
Nothing like the cruelty of a human.
Jackw00pw00p2 koba is the one that started this war, he forced humans to be like this, literally almost all the humans in the world are gone now, humans fought for their species and apes fought for their species, both sides filled with cruelty.
Soviet Flamethrower wtf? Humans weren’t “cruel” in this movie to “save their species”, humans were commuting genocide and slavery on other organisms way before this virus in this movie broke out wtf are you talking about
@@blkscrpn1612 I think he was referring solely to the humans in this movie exclusively.
Jackw00pw00p2 ya basically
Rise: NOOOOO! Dawn: You are not Ape. War: *Caesar speaks fluent English*
Kingdom: *dead*
@@yuuyjaaj6721 Kingdom: legend
I love how this movie builds up to caesar's first appearance in the film, that point of view shot of him looking at the injured apes as he walks towards the soldiers and then caesar's face to face with preacher, so cool!
Caesar is the best ape in the world
Hlo
Yeahh
Most definitely!!
Harambe
@@_shl_6103 harambe is a dead meme
Caesar was a great ape and a strong leader, especially when he started to speak like a human. He will never be forgotten.
We all thought the guy he spared was gonna be significant in some way later, like maybe he'd help Caesar. But he never did... and it's brilliant that they did it that way.
Yeah, they hint that he is conflicted, but he actually wasn't.
Ceasar Talks A Whole Lot More in this movie. While the other apes does sign language
Maurice talks at the end
So ceaser isn’t the only ape
Who can talk
@@JKinlen1 your right it was sad how Ceasar dies at the end
Caesar is the smartest ape
That dude anoyed me so much He was saved by Ceasar but still kept his dumb loyalty to the the end Thank God that grenade made the end come sooner
Which guy?
@@jameschung6106 the one i don't remember the name
@@deadgambler879 No one knows.
The fact that someone save you doesn't mean they did it out of good will. Ever heard of ulterior motive?
@@deadgambler879 Preacher. His name is Preacher
This movie gave me such pain after watching...I had tears in my eyes and thinking..RIP Caesar, you can finally rest.. It was hard to watch him suffer and try his best..I felt like I lost someone precious. He makes me feel so emotional.
Late to the party, but yes, I agree with ya.
2:37 the dialogue in this film is incredible. Goosebumps.
It's terrifying that their intelligence was enhanced a great deal by the Simian Flu,what's really interesting about them is that their intelligence have somehow made them a much more unsettling presence,what I find most interesting about caeser is that he appears very much like a human in terms of intelligence, self control and even personality
It makes sense, as he was raised by humans and lived around them for most of his life, meaning he's likely emulating them on some level, even subconsciously
I love how Caesar's personal bodyguards are his Gorillas.
just how dominant this guy is, his stance, his tone,... true Alpha
What I love about the time jump between Dawn and War of the Apes is that it's only been two years. But Caesar looks like he's aged 20 years. It's all in Serkis body language. It's just so much for him to carry against the worst of humanity.
Caesar's eyes are so human looking, done on purpose of course, but still. Imagine staring an ape like that in the face and calling it an animal. He was more intelligent than most humans are now.
Curious George has grown up and became a leader now. Alongside with King Louie, Kerchak and George from Rampage.
Hands down the best movie I have ever watched in my lifetime, 10 out of 10
Badass trilogy, sad to see it end like that
Well there working on another sequel but nothing has really come out of it
There will be a fourth movie
They shouldn't make anymore. Disney will screw it up
@@trevorthornley8835no more movies. It ended perfectly.
Next year there's a new movie coming
The “He Everything” line and how it was delivered was great.
I love how Caesar's grammar is starting to improve throughout the series
Such an underrated trilogy, Caesar has to be one of my favorite protagonists in a movie of all time
this movie's is so goddamn good, I must have watched it like 8 times so far
Totally agree, easily one of the best planet of the apes films and this trilogy showed that when a franchise is taken seriously it can pay off and be effective!
People keep talking about his speech. I love his awareness, he watches his people as they are wounded and they still offer their hand for his respect. The ANGER you can see swelling in his eyes. True intent and true dedication to his people. He is a fierce leader and is to be used as an example to intelligently bring the fury of your wrath against those who hurt the ones you love.
Caesar: I did not start this war ...... Rambo: They drew the first blood!
Technically the humans did,carver shot ash in dawn
Wait I just realised something. The apes working with the military are only doing it because they scared of what Caesar would do to them. That just adds to Caesar being an absolute badass.
Ya at first Red donkey says that he’s not scared of Caesar but because he was a follower of Koba
Caeser is so menacing which is what makes him the best character in the movie series I love him
I can't be the only one who thinks Red was terrifying. His facial expressions and voice were brilliantly acted
caesar is one of my favourite fictional characters
He's my favourite movie character, love his presence amongst the apes and he's a leader that has so many layers to him!
my bro when he find out I play souls games, read berserk, and go to the gym: 1:22
Those first few words "i did not start this war..." absolutely pheonomenal sends chills everytime!
I've watched this part of the series many times. It's a masterpiece.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the cameraman’s bravery to walk through an entire camp of chimps to get this footage! Amazing nature documentary ❤
One of the best series of movies to ever released
Bro I will never understand how they made this CGI, this like S++++ tier. It looks so damn realistic
I love how when Caesar just saying Koba’s name cause nerviness between all the apes. It’s like when his name is spoken they all have flashbacks to his violent revolution that started the war. Koba hangs over the ape colony like a dark cloud despite being dead. His actions are the reason this scene is happening. Hell his actions are the reason this movie is happening. Koba is IMO the second most important character in the trilogy. He’s responsible for so much of the chaos
No other series can beat these movies, it’s too perfect
Caesar is one of my favorite animal characters in film history. I’ve heard of the reputation that the original Planet Of The Apes franchises habe gotten in the past, and it’s added cheesiness. But the first film and this one solidified why he is my favorite.
Cesar was a great leader, he only resorted to violence when it was necessary
This is one of the greatest trilogies of all time and it never got its respect! I said at the time, the third one should’ve been up for an Oscar it was that good! 🌍 *OF THE* 🦍 🦧
these are some of the best movies ever. definitely top 5 for movie series imo
An interesting bit of info: there used to be around 6 different species of humans. Studies suggests we outsurvived some species (due to our planning capabilities) and killed off others.
What are your sources
@@implayerone8165 search on KZhead, " six lonely branches on the tree of life" by the channel "Scishow".
Do they also come in different colors
@@tomtay9013 shit bro hits different
@@implayerone8165 you never fucking heard of neanderthals?
I’m more amazed at how recognizable Caesar is from the other apes. The design team really outdid themselves.
0:55 Right monke : ¿ can I get dat dap rq ? Cesar : * nods * yesr 🤜🤛 **Right monke builds confidence** 😏
I'm still not over his death 😢 RIP Caeser
Seeing Caesar go from saying a single word to full on sentences is awesome. Andy Serkis ruled this trilogy, so fucking badass.
I loved this trilogy. Got a lot of hate but honestly people are never satisfied.
Who hated it? It was universally praised, especially Caesar's character.
hated for killing off the 'good' apes.
Blufor 4014 since Caesar is dead, wouldn’t Maurice take over? He seemed responsible enough...
Understatement of the century
Can we talk about how badass Donkey was? For a traitor, he does stand up for his pride and isn't afraid to even talk to Caesar himself, who was some kind of a legend at the time.
I love this movie. It was a masterpiece
Masterpiece Best Movie and Best Trilogy :)
0:03 love this opening. You can see the toll the war has taken on everyone including Caesar. Hes come so far since the first movie that hes no longer viewed as just a legendary leader to the apes anymore but as a God. He is all the apes have through all this trauma and bloodshed. It makes Red’s dialogue about the colonol all the more haunting since it mirrors Caesar
I was 13 when this movie came out and my mind was blown seeing how much Caesar's intelligence improved since the previous films.
This trilogy bring a huge message to us, im crying from the begining to the end of the movie. Still wondering why human are so greedy😭
I want another one of these movies even tho caesar died this trilogy was amazing
I love Caesar, he is the Ape! I followed the movies, cried when he died.
The anger in his face when he turns to the traitorous ape is terrifying
One of the best modern movie series reincarnations in cinema history
I wonder how the movie would go if Luca took Red outside instead of Winter.
Caesar is always honest and he know everything what he did!
The way Ceaser talks is so addictive to watch.
This trilogy is one of the best
I really hope they continue this series, but if it is only a trilogy that is fine as well
theyre prequels my man
They should probably do a prequel before dawn but after rising to see the humanities decline.
They're doing a sequel. It's called Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes and it's coming out next year. They've already finished filming it
Great entrance how he walks right through the fortress.
"I,don't, FEAR you!" Made me jumped the same as "NO!!!"
I hope they will make another trilogy that shows apes and humans founding a society to live together.
Came here after watching The Batman trailer. Battinson walking thru the crime scene reminded me of this 🔥🔥🔥
Have these movies..., Watched them over and over, my Favorite planet of the apes of all time!.., I want more>>>
Caesar's language progression is fascinating and beautiful.
The actor who plays the red gorilla also played the police who killed the other gorilla during that helicopter scene. He hated Caesar so much he got reincarnated as a gorilla to get another chance to kill him
This is a documentary about the random chimp event
Since harambe death
Introduced this incredible piece of art to my beautiful new step brother he loved it my boy was sitting on the edge of the bed with his eyes all big
The ending made me cry 😢 ❤️🙏🏼
In dawn of the planet of the apes Caesar said apes started war and now he's saying they didn't start war, or him.
I love how it does Caesars entrance like us the audience are the leader of the tribe
I gotta catch up on my planet of the apes and do a binge watch. The first one is my favorite.
Great Scene ! Movie ist a Masterpiece!
I remember when Luca wasn’t in the first one, Red and Winter wasn’t in the first and second, I’m just curious about where they were that time.
R.İ.P Caesar I will miss you so much
Man you can read all their emotions well just by looking at their eyes…they look so human.
It’s scary how good Andy Serkis is.