Don't monkey around with guns...

[AEA]

Wasn't so funny when he found the trigger!

[WickedOwl]

Not sure if everyone realizes this or not, but this is most definitely fake. Given the 20th Century Fox markings at the bottom, I'd say this is fairly obvious attempt at viral marketing for the new Planet of the Apes movie.

If you did catch on, apologies for being dense.

[Excaliber]

Not sure if everyone realizes this or not, but this is most definitely fake. Given the 20th Century Fox markings at the bottom, I'd say this is fairly obvious attempt at viral marketing for the new Planet of the Apes movie.

If you did catch on, apologies for being dense.

The markings indicate it's footage from their research library on primate behavior.

The behavior of all the primates in the clip is plausible.

[WickedOwl]

I'm out of touch, apparently - I didn't even know they were making a POTA movie, wow!

I've seen the trailers. You're not missing anything.

[Wysiwyg101]

I don't know, I think it's got possibilities. The new Planet of the Apes movie that is. It is basically the beginning. How they took over. And how did that happen? Because humans couldn't let well enough alone. That's why. I'm gonna go see it. Right after I find the original ones with Charlton (may God rest his soul) Heston and watch them.

[The Annoyed Man]

The behavior of all the primates in the clip is plausible.

[schufflerbot]

Not sure if everyone realizes this or not, but this is most definitely fake. Given the 20th Century Fox markings at the bottom, I'd say this is fairly obvious attempt at viral marketing for the new Planet of the Apes movie.

If you did catch on, apologies for being dense.

The markings indicate it's footage from their research library on primate behavior.

The behavior of all the primates in the clip is plausible.

LMAO