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The director of Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes confirmed the budget difference between the last three movies in the franchise and the most recent one. The Planet of the Apes franchise is known for is its incredibly realistic VFX work and revolutionary mo-cap performances Lawn Bowling Kangaroo With Lawn Bowling Hawaiian Shirt. The special effects crafted in the previous Caesar trilogy are eerily impressive and hold up perfectly even today. Kingdom of the Planet of the Ape looks to keep that trend alive, this time creating an overgrown ruined world 300 years after Caesar’s death.

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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes director Wes Ball spoke with The Direct’s Russ Milheim about this new film’s budget compared to the previous three movies in the series – 2011’s Rise of the Planet of the Apes, 2014’s Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, and 2017’s War for the Planet of the Apes), confirming it was “less.” He said there was a “pretty sizable” difference in the budget compared to previous installments: “I think, [it was a] pretty sizable [difference]. I think the studio is very happy that we did the movie responsibly. And that’s just the nature of the box office going down. We’re not going to spend as much on these movies Lawn Bowling Kangaroo With Lawn Bowling Hawaiian Shirt. Can you do this? ‘Maze Runner’ was a great training ground for that. I had to do those movies for a very little money, you know, considerably. It was good practice. And we employed it here to the best of our ability and tried not to compromise in any way.” For reference, while Rise of the Planet of the Apes’ budget was $93 million, Dawn’s was $170 million, and War’s was $150 million (via Box Office Mojo). On the John Campea Show in April 2024, it was reported that Kingdom had a budget of $120 million, though that number was never confirmed. Ball then talked about the film’s VFX work, sharing that when it comes to what wasn’t possible before, “water is a huge one,” something they did for this new installment thanks to the work of Avatar: The Way of Water: “Water is a huge one. We couldn’t have done this five years ago without all the work they did on ‘Way of Water’ for ‘Avatar.’ Where they took that technology and ran with it on this one. CG water, CG apes, there’s almost no real water in the movie. It’s nearly all CG, which is crazy. Any VFX person will tell you that’s their nightmare. We’ve kind of gotten fire. People don’t even realize that most of the torches in the movies are all CG fire, which is pretty cool. You won’t even recognize it. But that’s pretty fantastic.” Regarding the Planet of the Apes movies, it’s impossible not to think about Andy Serkis’ Caesar. While the character doesn’t appear in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, he is felt in spirit throughout the movie.