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* During Taylor's flight from the zoo, he stumbles across a science museum... where he finds his former African-American colleague has been skinned, stuffed and mounted for display.
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* During Taylor's flight from the zoo, he stumbles across a science museum... where he finds his former African-American colleague (who was shot during the hunting scene) has been skinned, stuffed and mounted for display.display. It's implied to be because he's the only dark-skinned human the Apes have ever seen, as all the other humans shown in the movie are just caucasians with the occasional tan, making him a very unique trophy.
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* The whole idea of the trial, where Taylor must fight to somehow convince the apes to let him live even as they accuse him of heresy for something he has no knowledge of. During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him if he doesn't confess to be something he isn't.
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* The whole idea of the trial, where Taylor must fight to somehow convince the apes to let him live even as they accuse him of heresy for something he has no knowledge of. During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him if he doesn't confess to be something he isn't.isn't.
* Yes, TheReveal has long since become a familiar version of ItWasHisSled, referenced and parodied to death, but remains surprisingly impactful - Taylor and his crew didn't land on some bizarre upside-down alien planet (which ''did'' happen in the original novel), it was EarthAllAlong, with the Statue of Liberty in the Forbidden Zone being one of the few traces that human civilization ever existed at all.
* Yes, TheReveal has long since become a familiar version of ItWasHisSled, referenced and parodied to death, but remains surprisingly impactful - Taylor and his crew didn't land on some bizarre upside-down alien planet (which ''did'' happen in the original novel), it was EarthAllAlong, with the Statue of Liberty in the Forbidden Zone being one of the few traces that human civilization ever existed at all.
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* Right at the start of the film, there's TheReveal as to what happened to the female astronaut, Stewart, whose stasis capsule malfunctioned and caused her to wither and age into a horribly desiccated corpse, which is actually shown on screen with a creepily realistic mannequin. Her fate gets even worse when FridgeHorror sinks in; did she really sleep through her aging to death? Or, worse, was she somehow [[AndIMustScream conscious and aware through it all]]?
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* Right at the start of the film, there's TheReveal as to we find out what happened to the female astronaut, Stewart, whose stasis capsule malfunctioned and caused her to wither and age into a horribly desiccated corpse, which is actually shown on screen with a creepily realistic mannequin. Her fate gets even worse when FridgeHorror sinks in; did [[FridgeHorror Then there's the question as to]] whether she really sleep simply slept through her aging to death? Or, worse, was she somehow death [[AndIMustScream or that Stewart was somehow conscious and aware through it all]]?all]].
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** And his other colleague in a fully-lobotomized stupor.
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** Her fate gets even worse when FridgeHorror sinks in; did she really sleep through her aging to death? Or, worse, was she somehow [[AndIMustScream conscious and aware through it all]]?
** Her fate gets even worse when FridgeHorror sinks in; did she really sleep through her aging to death? Or, worse, was she somehow [[AndIMustScream conscious and aware through it all]]?
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* Right at the start of the film, there's TheReveal as to what happened to the female astronaut, Stewart, whose stasis capsule malfunctioned and caused her to wither and age into a horribly desiccated corpse, which is actually shown on screen with a creepily realistic mannequin.
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* Followed by the climatic reveal; the hunters on horseback are ''{{Killer Gorilla}}s with rifles'', complete with scenes of them posing with their kills like human hunters.
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* Followed by the climatic climactic reveal; the hunters on horseback are ''{{Killer Gorilla}}s with rifles'', complete with scenes of them posing with their kills like human hunters.
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him if he doesn't confess to be something he isn't.
** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him if he doesn't confess to be something he isn't.
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* The whole idea of the trial, where Taylor must fight to somehow convince the apes to let him live even as they accuse him of heresy for something he has no knowledge of.
**of. During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him if he doesn't confess to be something he isn't.
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* Followed by the climatic reveal; the hunters are ''{{Killer Gorilla}}s with rifles'', complete with scenes of them posing with their kills like human hunters.
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* Followed by the climatic reveal; the hunters on horseback are ''{{Killer Gorilla}}s with rifles'', complete with scenes of them posing with their kills like human hunters.
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him.
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him.him if he doesn't confess to be something he isn't.
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** Her fate gets even worse when FridgeHorror sinks in; did she really sleep through her aging to death? Or, worse, was she somehow conscious and aware through it all?
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** Her fate gets even worse when FridgeHorror sinks in; did she really sleep through her aging to death? Or, worse, was she somehow [[AndIMustScream conscious and aware through it all?all]]?
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized, castrated vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him.
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized, castrated lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him.
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him. As Dr. Zaius put it, "Emasculation to begin with. Then experimental surgery on the speech center of the brain. Eventually, a kind of living death."
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized lobotomized, castrated vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him. As Dr. Zaius put it, "Emasculation to begin with. Then experimental surgery on the speech center of the brain. Eventually, a kind of living death."him.
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him. As Dr. Zaius put it, "Emasculation to begin with. Then experimental on the speech center of the brain. Eventually, a kind of living death."
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him. As Dr. Zaius put it, "Emasculation to begin with. Then experimental surgery on the speech center of the brain. Eventually, a kind of living death."
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him.
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** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him. As Dr. Zaius put it, "Emasculation to begin with. Then experimental on the speech center of the brain. Eventually, a kind of living death."
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* Right at the start of the film, there's TheReveal as to what happened to the female astronaut, whose stasis capsule malfunctioned and caused her to wither and age into a horribly desiccated corpse, which is actually shown on screen with a creepily realistic mannequin.
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* Right at the start of the film, there's TheReveal as to what happened to the female astronaut, Stewart, whose stasis capsule malfunctioned and caused her to wither and age into a horribly desiccated corpse, which is actually shown on screen with a creepily realistic mannequin.
* Right at the start of the film, there's TheReveal as to what happened to the female astronaut, Stewart, whose stasis capsule malfunctioned and caused her to wither and age into a horribly desiccated corpse, which is actually shown on screen with a creepily realistic mannequin.
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* Right at the start of the film, there's TheReveal as to what happened to the female astronaut, whose stasis capsule malfunctioned and caused her to wither and age into a horribly desiccated corpse, which is actually shown on screen with a creepily realistic mannequin.
** Her fate gets even worse when FridgeHorror sinks in; did she really sleep through her aging to death? Or, worse, was she somehow conscious and aware through it all?
* The hunt sequence; all of a sudden, a peaceful frolic in the wilderness turns into a nightmare as unseen stalkers begin blowing horns and shooting at our heroes, who can only run for their lives as the native humans scatter and die all around them.
* Followed by the climatic reveal; the hunters are ''{{Killer Gorilla}}s with rifles'', complete with scenes of them posing with their kills like human hunters.
* Taylor learns in the "zoo" that the apes plan to geld him, which he only does because they still think he's just a dumb, unthinking animal.
* During Taylor's flight from the zoo, he stumbles across a science museum... where he finds his former African-American colleague has been skinned, stuffed and mounted for display.
* The whole idea of the trial, where Taylor must fight to somehow convince the apes to let him live even as they accuse him of heresy for something he has no knowledge of.
** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him.
** Her fate gets even worse when FridgeHorror sinks in; did she really sleep through her aging to death? Or, worse, was she somehow conscious and aware through it all?
* The hunt sequence; all of a sudden, a peaceful frolic in the wilderness turns into a nightmare as unseen stalkers begin blowing horns and shooting at our heroes, who can only run for their lives as the native humans scatter and die all around them.
* Followed by the climatic reveal; the hunters are ''{{Killer Gorilla}}s with rifles'', complete with scenes of them posing with their kills like human hunters.
* Taylor learns in the "zoo" that the apes plan to geld him, which he only does because they still think he's just a dumb, unthinking animal.
* During Taylor's flight from the zoo, he stumbles across a science museum... where he finds his former African-American colleague has been skinned, stuffed and mounted for display.
* The whole idea of the trial, where Taylor must fight to somehow convince the apes to let him live even as they accuse him of heresy for something he has no knowledge of.
** During the trial, he meets the last of his crew - now a lobotomized vegetable - and is told that this is the fate that awaits him.
