Saturday night I saw "Planet of the Apes" from beginning to end. (Never done that before.)
This is a 1968 movie. Very interesting scene toward the end, when Cornelius, fiancee, nephew & Charleton Heston (astronaut Taylor) & Nova (the human slaves, treated as animals) flee to an excavation in the Forbidden Zone.
There are human remains that indicate that humans had existed alongside apes:
Taylor: Reconstructing a past life. . . . Whoever owned them must have been in pretty bad shape, he wore false teeth, and eyeglasses, and a . . . failing heart . . . towards the end with this prefabricated valve . . . I don't say he was the same man like I knew at home, but he must have been a close relative because he had all the same weaknesses. He was a weak, fragile animal, but he was here before you. And he was better than you are!
That's very interesting ...
This is a 1968 movie. Very interesting scene toward the end, when Cornelius, fiancee, nephew & Charleton Heston (astronaut Taylor) & Nova (the human slaves, treated as animals) flee to an excavation in the Forbidden Zone.
There are human remains that indicate that humans had existed alongside apes:
Taylor: Reconstructing a past life. . . . Whoever owned them must have been in pretty bad shape, he wore false teeth, and eyeglasses, and a . . . failing heart . . . towards the end with this prefabricated valve . . . I don't say he was the same man like I knew at home, but he must have been a close relative because he had all the same weaknesses. He was a weak, fragile animal, but he was here before you. And he was better than you are!
That's very interesting ...