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rdf:type	Movie
rdfs:label	Planet of the Babes
rdfs:comment	With the release of Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes movie in 2001, there was renewed interest in the classic Apes movies too. An unexpected result of this was the release of not one, not two, but three porn-movie 'tributes' to Planet of the Apes - 'Planet of the Babes', released in 2001, 'Playmate of the Apes', released in 2002, and 'Planet of the Erotic Ape', released in 2002. Of the three, Planet of the Babes was the more hardcore and also the most directly faithful to the first Apes movie in terms of plot. In fact, the acting scenes that string the movie together are lifted almost exactly from that film, with slight, 'amusing' name changes, etc. The ape make-ups are predictably poor - the gorilla's are merely pull-over masks, the chimps are little better with large muzzles that barely m
dcterms:subject	Apes Spoofs and Imitations Apes Spoofs and Imitations
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Runtime	5400.0
Production Company	Sterling Pictures
Title	Planet of the Babes
Released	2001
Continuity	Planet of the Babes
MPAA Rating	X
Writers	Jim Powers
Director	Jim Powers
abstract	With the release of Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes movie in 2001, there was renewed interest in the classic Apes movies too. An unexpected result of this was the release of not one, not two, but three porn-movie 'tributes' to Planet of the Apes - 'Planet of the Babes', released in 2001, 'Playmate of the Apes', released in 2002, and 'Planet of the Erotic Ape', released in 2002. Of the three, Planet of the Babes was the more hardcore and also the most directly faithful to the first Apes movie in terms of plot. In fact, the acting scenes that string the movie together are lifted almost exactly from that film, with slight, 'amusing' name changes, etc. The ape make-ups are predictably poor - the gorilla's are merely pull-over masks, the chimps are little better with large muzzles that barely move, while the orangutans at least have some detail to their faces, but again the mouths don't move. Much of the plot was omitted, due to time constraints, but of course the story was a secondary concern in this movie. * Asia Carrera as Coma * Steven St. Croix as Captain Tyler * Bridgette Kerkove as wild human * Gwen Summers as human caged with Coma * Flick Shagwell as caged human * Lola as human caged with Lindow * Melissa West * Mickey G. as Lindow * Nick East as Stu * Dave Hardman as caged human