The Lawnmower Man (1992)

Opening scene with a chimp escape:

The chimp, wearing a VR battle helmet consisting of EEG electrodes and visual/audio feedback, is doing his way through the corridors of the base. Clearly a neuroprosthetic was involved. The prosthetic is deep inside the brain and communicates with the outside world via a wire passed through a hole in the skull. With the prosthetic in place and the helmet connecting to it, it made perfect sense that the chimp was able to call up the combat functions of the helmet to use to make its escape. Night vision, human body detection and targeting programs played out across the visor. Using those same combat functions, the chimp was able to commandeer a gun from a distracted guard. Then, when the guard turned in anger, combat reflexes kicked in. The visual display overlay guided the best place to fire from, and the gun - in the chimp's right hand, naturally - ended him. This alerted other guards, and after a brief chase, the chimp was shot in the back of the head by the one guard he had not managed to avoid - and the one place the helmet did not warn him of any threats.

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