Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - First Trailer

[MIKA27]

Prepare for Primate War With First Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Trailer

This is not the Caesar you remember from Rise of the Planet of the Apes. This one has now risen – and he’s the one you need to speak to if you want to avoid a primate war.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes takes place 10 years after the events in 2011′s Rise of the Planet of the Apes and the human survivors of the virus unleashed in the last movie have united and have been living in tentative peace with the genetically evolved apes lead by Caesar (Andy Serkis). But that calm doesn’t seem poised to last for long in the first trailer for Dawn, where he has become the leader of the ape uprising and now the humans are begging, “I need to speak to Caesar!” – even if he looks more primed to fight than talk.

There’s not much more than a few mood shots in this first tease for Dawn — which hits theaters July 11, 2014 and stars Keri Russell, Gary Oldman, and Jason Clarke — but it’s awfully tense. It also offers a nice payoff in the final seconds when Caesar seemingly orders his attack. Check it out in all its atmospheric glory above.

MIKA: I'm really looking forward to this one, looks epic.

[Hafner32]

AWESOME!!!!

[jazzmonkey]

Looks great!

[Puros Y Vino]

Cool. The first movie was a real surprise. Looking forward to this one.

[dangolf18]

Get this right. I didn't know filming was going on in San Francisco when I drove my car by this...made me think I was tripping. Can't wait to see the movie. Was a big fan of the first one.

[MIKA27]

New Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Trailer Sets the Stage for Simian War

A new full-length trailer for this summer’s Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is here—and it’s not monkeying around. Fueled by vindictive desperation and the inevitability of all-out primate war, it’s the most intense look yet at what is coming in director Matt Reeves’ flick.

The sequel to 2011′s spine-chilling Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Dawn takes place ten years after its predecessor. Caesar and his tribe have colonized the Muir Woods just north of San Francisco and now they are all living in peace, learning to read and write. It’s all going wonderfully until, naturally, some surviving humans (in Rise, remember, a virus was released that killed most of them) stumble upon the primates in the woods and proceed to shout, “We don’t mean any harm!” while simultaneously training gigantic hunting rifles on the lot of them.

There are peacemakers like Ellie (Keri Russell) and Malcolm (Jason Clarke), but the bellicose rage of folks like Dreyfus (Gary Oldman) and others who have lost loved ones thanks to the virus—which they are blaming on the apes—overpowers any sympathies for the apes. This, of course, leaves the apes absolutely no choice but to defend themselves and, well, we all know where this is going.

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes hits theaters July 11, but the war, as Caesar grunts, “has already begun.”

[Skyfall]

It's an awesome movie!!!

[Clynch]

I've seen all of the Planet of the Apes movies. I won't miss this one.

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[ZinZan]

I never liked the classic planet of the apes but I liked the last one and this looks super cool.

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[Clynch]

The classics were campy but I loved them. Rise, the last one, was awesome IMO

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[Grahamsant]

I haven't seen the previous one yet but it's being shown tomorrow on UK channels. Got it set to record so we can watch that before going to the cinema for this one

[yankees9588]

saw it last night, it was really good