Conquest of the Planet of the Apes Page #4
- PG
- Year:
- 1972
- 88 min
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knowing you've got it bottled up at last.
- Is that all, sir?
- Not quite.
I have an authorization here from
the governor to have this beast destroyed.
I'll notify the vet to inject him.
- He is wired for electrocution, isn't he?
- Oh, yes.
Well, then, electrocute him. Now.
- He's dead.
- Good.
- Good work, Inspector.
- What happened to Mr MacDonald?
I'm afraid his sensibility...
Ah, there you are!
- Is it over?
- Yes, it's over.
Shall we go back to work?
Lisa.
All keepers and handlers,
attention. Attention!
All keepers and handlers.
There is $50,000 worth of apes in jeopardy.
Get them out of here... alive!
Yes. Commander, I understand the situation.
Assemble as large a force
as you can and follow them.
Mobilize all security forces,
police, militia and reserve defense units.
See that every entrance
into the city is cordoned off.
tear gas and sedation darts?
There will be but one
control method:
shoot to kill.A small group of apes,
scheduled for intensive reconditioning,
have escaped from Ape Management.
Until they've been rounded up by the police,
all citizens are requested to remain indoors.
A further announcement will be made
as soon as recapture is effected.
And, I guess, here it is.
Ape Management is in
the hands of the apes.
Many officials are either
dead or held hostage.
The main band of rioting apes are
at this very moment marching on the city.
It's been established that
the ape mob is under the command
of a supernormally intelligent chimpanzee
who has... acquired the power of speech.
That idiot! Get out a retraction immediately!
Announce that the talking ape
has been put to death!
..the child of the two talking
chimpanzees, Cornelius and Zira,
who came to us from
As such, he constitutes a threat
to the future of the whole human race.
Governor Breck has just issued
this order to all civilians: go to your homes.
Stay in your home and lock your doors.
Above all, do not panic.
Repeat:
go to your homes.Stay in your homes and lock your doors.
The situation can be kept under control
provided our defense forces are
given complete freedom of movement.
No! Go back!
No! No!
Go home!
Back!
Ready.
Aim.
Fire!
Ready.
Aim.
Fire!
Yes.
Yes. Understood.
Riot Control say the apes
have broken through the cordon.
Advance units are approaching the Plaza.
Order units four and six
into action immediately.
Riot Control.
No!
No!
They've reached the Plaza.
- Good God! They're armed!
- And organized.
- No! Home!
- Don't plead with them, you idiot!
Ready!
No!
Home!
Home!
Home!
Aim!
Fire!
What's the trouble down there?
Like wild animals, they're smelling blood.
My God! There's more!
- They're inside the building.
- Right, sir.
- No! No!
The circuits are dead.
Take a message. To Riot Control, urgent.
Command Post under attack!
Repeat:
Command Post under attack!It won't work, sir.
No!
But how? How? They don't have
the intelligence to use such tools!
Shoot them! Shoot them all!
This is the Communication Center.
We have no defense.
If we lose this battle,
that's the end of the world as we know it!
We will have proved
ourselves inferior. Weak!
And all the groveling cowards left alive when
the battle is over will be the weakest of all!
This will be the end of human civilization
and the world will belong to a planet of apes!
No! No, go. Go!
Caesar!
Your servant.
Your creature. Your animal!
But I saw you die.
The king is dead. Long live the king!
Tell me, Breck, before you die,
how do we differ from the dogs
and cats you and your kind used to love?
Why did you turn us from pets into slaves?
Because your kind were once our ancestors.
Man was born of the ape.
And there's still an ape
curled up inside of every man.
The beast that must be
whipped into submission.
The savage that has to be shackled in chains.
You are that beast, Caesar. You taint us.
You poison our guts!
When...
When we hate you, we're...
we're hating the dark side of ourselves.
Take him.
Go!
Caesar!
Caesar. This is not how it was to be.
In your view or mine?
Violence prolongs hate.
Hate prolongs violence.
- By what right are you spilling blood?
- The slave's right to punish his persecutors.
Caesar. I, a descendant of slaves,
am asking you to show humanity.
But I was not born human.
I know. The child of the evolved apes.
Whose children shall rule the Earth.
For better or for worse?
Do you think it could be worse?
Do you think this riot
will win freedom for all your kind?
- By tomorrow...
- By tomorrow, it will be too late.
A tiny, mindless insect like the emperor
moth can communicate with another
- over a distance of 80 miles.
- An emperor ape might do slightly better?
Slightly?
What you have seen here today, apes on the
five continents will be imitating tomorrow.
With kerosene cans against flame-throwers?
Where there is fire, there is smoke.
And, in that smoke, from this day forward,
my people will crouch and conspire
and plot and plan for
the inevitable day of man's downfall.
The day when he finally
and self-destructively
turns his weapons against his own kind.
The day of the writing in the sky,
when your cities lie buried
under radioactive rubble.
When the sea is a dead sea
and the land is a wasteland
out of which I will lead my people
from their captivity.
And we shall build our own cities in
which there will be no place for humans,
except to serve our ends.
And we shall found our own armies,
our own religion,
our own dynasty!
And that day is upon you... now!
But now...
Now we will put away our hatred.
Now we will put down our weapons.
We have passed through
the Night of the Fires.
And those who were our masters
are now our servants.
And we, who are not human,
can afford to be humane.
Destiny is the will of God.
And, if it is man's destiny to be dominated,
it is God's will
that he be dominated with compassion
and understanding.
So, cast out your vengeance.
Tonight, we have seen
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