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The original film, Planet of the Apes (1968) was not that creditable or featured an interesting narrative. It had complicated character dialogues and unneeded scenes and the continuity was not composed correctly, especially when understanding how the spaceship crash-landed on earth, when traveling far away from earth. Cinematographer has applied a statistic movement technique for crash-landing at the beginning of the scene, making the movement of the spaceship look unrealistic. The performance of all the cast members wasn’t interesting as it was more humorous than serious science fiction or post-apocalyptic themed film. The girl (Nova) who falls in love with the Protagonist does not support the main character to accomplish his goal and distracts
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