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PLANET OF THE APES (1963) by Pierre Boulle - Book Review

When French journalist, Ulysse Mérou, travels to a distant planet in the far future, he discovers a world dominated and ruled by intelligent talking apes, with humans reduced to nothing more than primitive, feral creatures. After his exploration vessel lands, Ulysse finds himself captured by gorillas before being brought to a laboratory for experimentation, but uses his intelligence to gain recognition from a chimpanzee scientist, Zira. With Zira on his side, the two form a bond and learn to understand and trust each other, as she soon helps him uncover the true history of the ape-run planet. Here is my review of the book that inspired everything we know and love about our favorite ape-filled franchise, Pierre Boulle’s 1963 novel, LA PLANÈTE DES SINGES… aka THE MONKEY PLANET… aka PLANET OF THE APES. If you like what I do here and want to show your support, be sure to hit the like button on this video, subscribe to the channel and hit that notification bell so you can stay up to date on all things Apes. Enjoy the video! 0:00 - Intro 1:46 - My Experience with PLANET OF THE APES (1963) 3:13 - Characters 7:08 - Writing 8:15 - Story 9:53 - Themes/Social Commentary 10:48 - Book/Movie Comparisons 14:12 - Final Thoughts and Outro #planetoftheapes Music: -"Main Title" originally by Jerry Goldsmith -"Chipper by Kevin MacLeod Join the Ape Nation Discord!   / discord   Instagram:   / ap3nation   If you’re interested in hearing my thoughts on all things film and entertainment outside of PLANET OF THE APES, you can check out my other channel, THE REEL DEAL, right here:    / @thereeldealfilms   All Planet of the Apes footage is property of Disney/20th Century Studios.