20th Century Fox started its panel in Hall H earlier today by giving everyone in the room a pair of 3D glasses, with no explanation what movie they were for. They say they’re the first panel to do 3D, and they’re also the first panel to use Crowdzilla to film the whole room so that those attending can go in and tag themselves to show they were present.Dawn of the Planet of the Apes kicked off the event, with Jason Clarke, Keri Russell and Andy Serkis joined onstage by director Matt Reeves.Reeves discusses getting close with the ape in the previous movie and that he wanted to make a Caesar (the ape)-centric film that introduced the Planet of the Apes.”We want to make you all apes,” is the money quote, saying that Serkis was key to letting audiences connect emotionally with the characters.Serkis takes over and echoes a lot of that–the apes are going to get a lot of development and be major players. A lot of the movie, it seems, will actually focus on the interplay between different factions of the apes.Russell said that she joined the film on account of Reeves. “I tell you, it’s extraordinary to watch every single day. In the end, we all just want to find out inner ape,” she told the audience–she’s really glad they hired parkour artists and Cirque du Soleil performers to help with the motion capture.After a short and action-packed clip for APES, James Mangold comes on stage to talk The Wolverine.
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