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This essay will examine Tim Burton's remake of the science-fiction film 'Planet of the Apes'.
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Laura Deighton 'Planet of the Apes' review This essay will examine Tim Burton's remake of the science-fiction film 'Planet of the Apes'. 'Planet of the Apes' is the story of astronaut Leo Davidson, who in an attempt to save his chimp is transported through time. Leo crashes in a futuristic time; a planet ruled by apes, where humans are enslaved. Leo is captured, with a tribe, from the slave owner's shop he is bought by a kind chimp, who believes in humans and apes living in peace. With the help of her; Clara, and her other human slaves, a plan is devised to escape. They do so, and far from the city are greeted by thousands of humans who believe Leo is of great importance. But with the ape army following Leo and his friends, is Leo really special? Can he save them? 'Planet of the Apes' is set in a city, which is...
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