Well, I'm far more interested in what their technology can do in terms of creating believable, expressive ape characters who can work as emotional and dramatic leads. Battle scenes mostly kind of blur together for me; I'm not at all interested in depictions of violence, so such things only work for me if there's some demonstration of skill (e.g. martial arts combat, which is basically acrobatic dance so I can admire the physicality of it) or strategy (e.g. a story focusing more on the chess game between battle planners than on the action of combat itself). And long combat scenes tend to get in the way of the plot and drama and character development that I am interested in. Caesar's been a great character in the first two movies, and I hope the third one rides more on continuing that character exploration than on just action and battle sequences.
Unlike, in the other original POTA films which had many apes and humans used in '68, '70, '72. I am talking about the quantity of extras and actors.
