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The Planet of the Apes (1968)
- Thread starter Sirona
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I don't particularly like the follow ups but i thought the original was a really good film.
I remember it fondly.
The score was novel & haunting.
I prefer this movie to later ones, but
prefer Elfman's sore to the re-boot...pretty
darn good for the new militaristic plot.
Big Jerry Goldsmith fan here, but this
sounds rather dated now (very 60s)...
Of course, the best version is....
It's a great movie. I still enjoy watching it on occasion.
Another great moment in science fiction film. Right up there with Princess Leia in the metal bikini.Kim Hunter in a monkey suit....
Wasn't that Jane Fonda?
When I was young and watching those movies, all the women were alluring. I was never very political when it comes to attractive women.
PureX
Veteran Member
It's a law among republicans that Jane Fonda MUST always and forever be referred to as "Hanoi Jane". Same as how the word "unions" must be said as though it were being spit from the mouth like a toxic loogie, followed immediately by a diatribe about how the unions destroyed the industrial middle class in America. There are hundreds if such rules for republicans to follow. And they MUST be followed or they'll be labelled a closet "liberal" and become the target of endless ridicule and disgust from all their friends (because all their friends MUST be republicans - that's another rule).
I liked the followup with Ricardo Montablan and Caesar.
They can call her whatever they want, she was hot in that movie.
Those things do seem to be part of some religious ritual. At least, among some Republicans. Of course, I have heard similar religious expressions uttered against various conservative objects and individuals as well. Me, I am tolerant and don't think political choice has to be a fingerprint for the individual. Though, clearly it is for some.
The only image I have now of Charlton Heston is holding up his
replica of a flintlock long riffle holding it up like a staff, 'From my cold, dead hands!'
Some people are too woke to find her hot
because that would be capitalist non-intersectional
objectification by the conservative oligarchy.
PureX
Veteran Member
I have a long time friend who has unfortunately bought into the cult of the modern republicanism. And there is a whole list of subjects that I can predict his response to. Every time. That's the weird thing; is that I get that response every time. It's that automatic.
I see it on here, too.