Star Trek: Rise of the Apes
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Star Trek: Rise of the Apes is a science fiction adventure film about a starship which is hijacked by intelligent apes from the future.
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- Planet of the Apes @ Wikipedia
- Planet of the Apes (1968) - trailer @ YouTube
- Crash landing @ YouTube
- Human hunt @ YouTube
- Human See, Human Do @ YouTube
- Statue of Liberty @ YouTube
- Roddy McDowall's home movies from "Planet Of The Apes" (1968) @ YouTube
- Planet of the Apes Makeup Scene @ YouTube
- The Making of Planet of the Apes 2001 Rick Baker s Makeup 1 of 2 @ YouTube
- The Carol Burnett Show with Roddy McDowall wearing Planet of the Apes Makeup @ YouTube
- Planet of the Apes Timeline: A Damn Dirty Chronology | NowThis Nerd @ YouTube
- Star Trek @ Wikipedia
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