Eze,

I have to disagree with your take on the ending. . . Given Tim Burton's style (and need to add shock value to an already known ending) he did the following. . .

Payed homage to the original by having Mark W. find his ship crashed on the planet (hence, realizing he's been thrown into the future). . . However, because this film did actually take place on earth, Tim burton still wanted to get the "shock value" of earth being run by apes. . . So, he did a "Twilight Zone" type ending. . .

At least that's my take. . .

 

I saw this movie on Friday night and slept right through it. What a bore!

 

With 69 million take on opening weekend you can bet they'll be a sequal. Who needs new ideas?

 

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Posted by Eze8199:
did anyone really understand the ending. My take on the ending was this:

 

I dunno about the movie.. but Estella was H-O-T !!!!!!!!!!

 

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Yep...that seems like the only explanation.

 

i think so, that way it leaves it open for the sequel.

 

very true

 

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Yep...that seems like the only explanation.

 

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Actually, he went forward in time on the 1st trip through the rip in time/space(movie starts in year 2029)....remember his HUD displaying the date rapidly increasing?