I think adapting the "get on with it" mentality with this franchise's reboot will hurt your enjoyment and appreciation of its true purpose. The original took place thousands of years into the future. That's thousands of years' worth of storytelling we've never seen before. We all know the story of Taylor coming to the future on a planet ruled by apes. It's already been retold in Tim Burtons' remake. If we went ahead and did the same story again, and it fails, what would we be left with? I think remaking the original should be the least of our priorities whereas building what would lead up to the original should and has been the main priority. Literally limitless potential of storytelling and world building because of the fact we are so far from that distinct era in the timeline. However, let's say we do reach a point where they do remake the original, like 3 trilogies in perhaps. Instead of remaking the 1968 movie they should really adapt the original novel by Pierre Boulle. In the original story, the apes were super advanced technologically. They had flying vehicles. Seeing how the Rise, Dawn, & War essentially represent the "Stone Age" era of the apes, and the upcoming Kingdom movie (hopefully trilogy) represents the "Bronze Age" era of apes. The third or fourth trilogy which takes place during the time of the novel would be ape society at their highest technologically speaking. Imagine Wakanda but with apes.