Lol.
If those pen pushers up at city hall don't like it,well, they swivel on this middle digit!

At the end of the hunt, the gorillas pose for a photo with a pile of dead humans. The one taking the photo says 'Smile'!
If those pen pushers up at city hall don't like it,well, they swivel on this middle digit!

He was pretty giddy.
The sun shone, having no alternative, on the nothing new. Samuel Beckett

Immediately after the hunt, a giddy gorilla told another to "smile" so he could snap a picture of him standing with his quarry.

Refresh my memory. I don't remember any cameras.
The sun shone, having no alternative, on the nothing new. Samuel Beckett

Makes sense.

Guns can't survive for 2000 years, obviously the apes made them themselves.
If they could make cameras, wagons, pressurized water systems and perform brain surgery, then why shouldn't they be able to make guns? I think the apes in the movie are somewhere around the 19th century in terms of technology, and around the 15th century in terms of philosophy

I don't think the apes were necessarily ignorant of technology, even if they operated under the assumption that the apes invented it all. They may have still had awareness and knowledge, even if it was kept secret by the Orangutans. Even if their living conditions seemed primitive, I got the sense that was more out of choice than a lack of knowledge. Perhaps they had an aversion to technology overall, yet keeping a few guns around might still have been considered a good idea.

They could've had indoor plumbing.

Did they have running water in the huts?

and brass fire hoseshahaha

Look at the weapons Caesar had in his armory on Battle. Naturally, as the guns aged and needed replacing, the apes would copy those weapons. Over time there would end up being modifications as the one Taylor possesses.

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Yeah but they're not using primitive black powder muskets, they're using like legit assault rifles with bullets and clips. Maybe it's just me but I found that to be strange that their guns would randomly have become so strikingly similar to human weapons without human weapons having been an inspiration. Maybe this is better explained in the book, from what I hear the ape civilization is quite a bit more advanced in the book, they are on par with 1950's America. They have cars and TVs etc.

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Didn't she play Mother Jefferson?

My dog is called Zara.
It wasnt me, it was the other three. Hang them!

Who's Zara???

do you mean who is zara??

Haha I see what you did there

Dunno, but say aloe to her for me.
It wasnt me, it was the other three. Hang them!

Who's Vera?

The screenwriter would disagree with you.
http://www.potamediaarchive.com/images/dehn2.jpg
http://www.potamediaarchive.com/images/dehn3.jpg
http://www.potamediaarchive.com/images/dehn5.jpg

There are those who would argue that Battle did not occur in a different timeline, as Caesar's presence had no influence on the raised intelligence level (or the slave situation) of the ape masses.
He certainly provided leadership, but Caesar pointed out that apes on five continents would be likewise rebelling, and he certainly wouldn't be there.