The trailer begins with stunning visuals of a lush, overgrown world where apes have built advanced, complex societies. We see a new ape leader, Magnus, a ruthless and militaristic figure determined to secure absolute power for the apes. He preaches unity and strength, believing that the only way to maintain the apes’ dominance is to eliminate any remaining human threats. His speeches resonate with many apes, leading to growing support for a final conquest.

The humans, however, are not without their own plans. Led by a fierce resistance leader named Evelyn, they are determined to reclaim what little remains of their civilization. Evelyn’s people have discovered long-lost technologies and secrets that may give them a fighting chance against the seemingly invincible apes. There are tense glimpses of her planning daring raids against ape strongholds, with a focus on the moral cost of this resistance. Evelyn struggles with the question of whether humanity is worth saving at all, especially as divisions and betrayals emerge among her own people.

The final moments of the trailer build to a crescendo of action, showing apes riding into battle, humans launching counterattacks, and scenes of chaos as both sides clash in brutal combat. The trailer hints at a deeper mystery, with brief shots of a hidden power or weapon buried in the old ruins of human cities, suggesting that both species will be forced to face the consequences of their actions.

With breathtaking visuals, emotional stakes, and a world teetering on the brink, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes promises to be a grand and harrowing conclusion to the saga.