Asa Maynor, Buck Kartalian, David Chow
1991 North America is a police state in which cats and dogs have been wiped out by a virus brought back from space by astronauts. Apes are imported from Africa and auctioned off as household pets and ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 5, 2000
Stats: 452 reviews
The first of two prequels, Conquest has some really good ideas and a brilliant ending but just isn't as good as the originals.
At this point (the 4th movie in the series) any semblance of the original series is gone--and with it any sense of logic. (I'm just going to get this out of the way here, but why the hell would you keep something that could beat the living shit out of you as a pet?) So, retarded ...( read more)
An ugly movie. Apes are integrated into human society, first as pets, and then as servants. The apes revolt and start an ugly war against the humans. It shows how it all happened and led to the first film's existence. It seems to parallel some real-world human rights issues. I di...( read more)
A good sequel with a lot of energy and that exciting "Revolution" feeling.
This is one of the sequels to the Planet of the Ape movies. This is basically about how the apes became intelligent and began their domination of Earth. The look and style is much like all of the other Planet of the Ape movies. The story was solid and I enjoyed it. If you enjoyed...( read more)
Not the best of the bunch, but i owe it to myself to rewatch the whole lot.
conquest for more money because we haven't beaten this franchise to death yet. Next movie: "Planet of the Apes in Space" or "Planet of the Apes, The Man with the Golden Banana"
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