Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes

There are crunchy battles between evolved apes, which involve punches, shoves and grappling, as well as use of weapons such as spears and knives. Characters are electrocuted with cattle prod-like weapons and are knocked over by attackers on horseback. An ape pulls a blade from the back of one of his dead victims and a character chokes another to death.

A group of violent apes chase frightened ape and human characters on horseback, causing panic and catching their victims in nets and with lassos. There are scenes of knife and gun threat. Characters desperately flee and scramble over obstacles to avoid drowning in floodwaters. Apes fall and dangle from precarious heights and try to escape burning buildings. Characters find themselves at risk of being swept away in a fast-flowing river. Physically imposing ape characters threaten and verbally intimidate smaller apes and humans.

There is occasional mild bad language ('shit').

Apes are left with bloodied faces and bodies in the aftermath of violence. There is sight of dead apes, including one that has been impaled with a spear; this scene is darkly lit, however, and visual detail is limited. We briefly see skeletal ape remains burning on a funeral pyre.

Characters grieve for lost loved ones and we see apes attending funeral ceremonies.

There are crunchy battles between evolved apes, which involve punches, shoves and grappling, as well as use of weapons such as spears and knives. Characters are electrocuted with cattle prod-like weapons and are knocked over by attackers on horseback. An ape pulls a blade from the back of one of his dead victims and a character chokes another to death.

A group of violent apes chase frightened ape and human characters on horseback, causing panic and catching their victims in nets and with lassos. There are scenes of knife and gun threat. Characters desperately flee and scramble over obstacles to avoid drowning in floodwaters. Apes fall and dangle from precarious heights and try to escape burning buildings. Characters find themselves at risk of being swept away in a fast-flowing river. Physically imposing ape characters threaten and verbally intimidate smaller apes and humans.

There is occasional mild bad language ('shit').

Apes are left with bloodied faces and bodies in the aftermath of violence. There is sight of dead apes, including one that has been impaled with a spear; this scene is darkly lit, however, and visual detail is limited. We briefly see skeletal ape remains burning on a funeral pyre.

Characters grieve for lost loved ones and we see apes attending funeral ceremonies.