The conceptual foundation for the internet was established, eventually becoming essential for global communication and digital information exchange.
Advancements in motion capture technology began, crucial for creating realistic computer-generated characters in movies.
The predecessor to 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' is released, rebooting the Planet of the Apes franchise and setting the stage for future sequels.
Principal photography for 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' starts, involving extensive motion capture and visual effects work.
The movie 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' is released to theaters worldwide, continuing the story of the rise of intelligent apes.
A highly contagious virus, the Simian Flu, spreads globally, causing widespread human casualties and societal collapse.
Caesar leads a growing community of intelligent apes establishing a peaceful society in the Redwood National Forest.
A group of human survivors establish a camp near a hydroelectric dam to restore power to San Francisco and surrounding regions.
Malcolm and a small group of humans venture into ape territory, initiating cautious communication with Caesar's group.
Humans and apes attempt to negotiate a truce and collaborate on restoring power at the dam to benefit both groups.
Koba, a hostile ape resentful of humans, launches a violent attack on Malcolm and his group, escalating tensions between apes and humans.
The ape society splits, with Koba leading a rebellion against Caesar’s leadership, creating a violent civil war.
Humans and ape forces clash in a decisive battle at the hydroelectric dam, determining the future dominance of the region.
After the battle, Caesar survives and emerges as the strong leader of the ape community, with uneasy peace restored between humans and apes.
