The collision between the human race and the ape race increases in the upcoming Planet of the Apes 3 titled, War of the Planet of the Apes. Technology will not be of use in the sequel, and more noticeable changes in the apes are expected to be featured.
As Cesar said in the Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, "War has already begun. Ape started war. And human will not forgive." War is expected to be in full scale between humans and apes causing losses for both race, following the ending of the previous film where warships were seen arriving in San Francisco.
According to Latin Post, Cesar will be seen as the "ape Moses" of his race, and will show he will become the "seminal figure in ape history."
Meanwhile, according to Movie News Guide, in the upcoming movie, technology will no longer be of use, as power will be dead. Although humans needed power in the Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, it will not be the case for the ape race.
Also, changes in the apes will reportedly be more distinguishable as they will now be able to walk more upright, communicate more clearly, and move more like humans. This evolution has also been the recurring topic in the previous films.
According to Collider, director Matt Reeves revealed that the ending of the Dawn of the Planet of the Apes was intended to give more allowance for the story to be developed in the upcoming sequel.
"We actually did have an ending that went one step further, and I realized late in the game, 'Wait a minute. I don't want us to be boxed in in this way. I think we should be left with a more open-knowing that we were going to figure out what the next story is-I didn't want to in a way narrow our options.' I wanted to open them up." He said.
Matt Reeves is set to return to direct the upcoming sequel. As of now, how the war between the apes and humans will turn out is still unknown, and will likely be revealed as Planet of Apes 3: War of the Planet of the Apes hits theaters in July 14, 2017.
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