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I liked the new Planet of the Apes
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Rise was great, but I could never get over the giant plot hole of Dawn. They started a war over a dam to power radio devices?
Ffs its San Francisco...just have some folks hop on a bicycle generator. You don't need that much power for a radio.
I mean they wanted to power the entire human civilization in SF; they were living inside an enormous skyscraper. Suspend your disbelief, it's an amazing trilogy.
You really don't need that much power. Especially for post apocalyptic society. They are so few people and surrounded by tons of infrastructure that was capable of supplying power for 500 times their population.
I didn't even mention solar power. There was a scene where they even had a small solar panel at their tent. Don't tell me they can't go collect solar panels from the rich folks homes in SF and the hills of the East Bay..
somebody played fallout
I didn't actually. Maybe that's the source of this silly plot tho?
Might make more sense if they just tried to squeeze in a hat tip where it didn't belong