Monkey Doesn't Wear Any Pants | Episode #306

Unearth the mysteries, marvels, and legacy of one of the iconic film franchises - The Planet of the Apes. This episode presents a detailed review, spanning from the first 1968's Planet of the Apes to the contemporary reboot, 'Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes'. Get ready to delve into the unique aspects of each movie spanning plotlines, characters, and cinematography.

Not just the films, we explore their cultural impact and how the distinct settings, innovative filming techniques, and profound themes influenced the cinematic world. From the mastery of Dr. Zaius to the skillful performance of Andy Serkis, indulge in lively, humor-filled discussions and insightful comparisons that extend beyond the franchise.

The journey doesn't end here. Enjoy a spirited critique of the 2016's "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and peek into our take on the character sketches and plot details. The indulgent hilarity takes a surprising detour to the Planet of the Apes series, raising intriguing questions about its present-day relevance.

Finally, live through our concluding review on "Beneath the Planet of the Apes." Journey with us as we express our mixed opinions on different aspects of the film and raise curiosity about the subsequent sequels. Does it ignite a keen eagerness, or merely prompt a wish to part with this simian cinematic indulgence? Tune in to discover!

In an added bonus, walk with us through a broad spectrum of topics revolving around art, philosophy, and real-life dynamics. Be a part of conversations that oscillate between the reel world of the Apes and the real world encompassing cinema, music, personal anecdotes, and more. Grab your headphones and dive in for a blend of film criticism, pop culture discussions, and an invigorating look into the exciting world of Planet of the Apes.