Caesar the Gorilla in The Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Caesar's IQ is also very high, the highest among many orangutans. Unable to stand being treated as an experiment by human beings, he chose to escape and eventually became the leader of the orangutan step by step.

The story logic of The Rise of the Planet of the Apes is no stranger, and it is frequently involved in many Hollywood movies. An innocent young man was imprisoned and unfairly abused, but after all kinds of hardships, he gradually grew into a "leading brother" in prison and eventually led his brothers to escape. Only this time, the protagonist is Caesar, an ape with superior intelligence. He organized the group of apes in the shelter and successfully escaped from prison.

The story of the ape attacking his opponent and rallying people's hearts in the film can be described as courageous and resourceful, and it is completely a leader's demeanor. This ape reminds people of the Monkey King and the Monkey King, but it is a modern the Monkey King, burdened with cruel Apocalypse Now. Apes are treated as medical experiments, bought and sold at will, and killed without respect for life. Even the medical experts who raised Caesar did not understand Caesar's dreams and pursuits. Just like Cao Cao.

He was a successful military leader in this war. But in fact, he is by no means a military genius. At least half of his success is due to the unexpected incompetence of British generals and the other half is due to his own talent.

Hollywood blockbusters, such as The Rise of the Planet of the Apes, which organically combine business with serious thinking, may bring some inspiration to domestic filmmakers. what do you think?