While trying to experiment on the apes, the scientist neglect the downside of the experiment when Caesar a hyper-intelligent ape rebels against the whole human race.

Rating: 8/10 (25 August 2011)

The similarity between apes and human beings has been very popular since the past since both belonging the class of mammals are the most intelligent species ever known. However, this visualization initiated with the 1968 classic PLANET OF THE APES, 2001 PLANET OF THE APES which has now lead us to 2011 RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES. To continue with somehow similar concept of a classic film is rather is risky, unwise and dangerous expedition but Rupert proved it wrong.
The film mainly focuses on the overbearing attitude of mankind towards other species. It clearly highlights the destructive effects which may lead to revolutionary ideas among other species where the ideologies of communism and equity are ignored.
In comparison to the original classic where apes were the ruling class and human beings were treated as slaves and exploited, this is absolutely its reversal presenting the present scenario where animals are exploited for the benefits of mankind. As per the characters in the film, they are quite defined .None of the characters is much highlighted that's a great plus point about this film is that it hovers around the psychology of any intelligent species where they are exploited and ultimately unite to bring out a greater revolution for their rights.
The crew of the film has made great use of the performance capture technology. This is the perhaps the most important depiction about this film where there are no real animals but by use of better technology the apes manifest the anticipated perfect emotions and desires as the blessed mankind would in these situations. Overall it is a tribute to the original classic, a must see.