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: The film explores the ethics of animal testing and the "ugliness of human behavior" toward other species.
: In the shelter, Caesar organizes his fellow apes, exposes them to a more potent gaseous version of the drug (ALZ-113), and leads a massive breakout across the Golden Gate Bridge to reach the redwood forest.
: It grossed over $481 million worldwide against a $93 million budget. Rise of the Planet of the Apes
: Andy Serkis received critical acclaim for his "mesmerizing" performance as Caesar, achieved through sophisticated motion-capture technology by Weta Digital .
: After a lab mishap leads to the death of a test subject named Bright Eyes, Will discovers she had a newborn, Caesar, who inherited the drug's effects through her. : The film explores the ethics of animal
: Caesar is framed as a revolutionary figure who finds his own freedom when the system refuses to grant it to him.
: Chemist Will Rodman (James Franco) develops an experimental drug, ALZ-112, intended to cure Alzheimer's disease by repairing brain cells. : Andy Serkis received critical acclaim for his
: While the drug empowers apes, it proves fatal to humans; the film ends with the accidental global spread of a deadly "Simian Flu". Critical and Commercial Success