Labolas
Member
Meh, not interested. Kong has never been a Kaiju I was ever interested in.
Who trashed King Kong? I remember it getting universal praise when it first came out. Personally, though I never like Kong but I'll even admit the movie enjoyable. People trashed Kong more than the Peter Jackson film.
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Javthusiast
Banned
D+ cg means this will look shite. Andor is the only thing in a long time remotely looking like a quality tv show, visually.
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SirKicksalot
Member
DeVito sued Legendary and Warner in 2016 because he thought the upcoming movie was based on his work and a failed TV pitch 
Weta's work was amazing. Their first book was about Skull Island. It's rare and super expensive today but you can read it here: https://archive.org/details/wetaworkshoppres0000unse/mode/2up
You have to borrow a digital copy which locks out everybody else for one hour (it's the option at the top). Should one be inclined to commit internet crimes, one hour is more than enough to open the book in Edge, view it in full screen and two page display, zoom in so it pulls the highest quality images, right click on the images (both left and right pages) and download every individual page
Weta's work was amazing. Their first book was about Skull Island. It's rare and super expensive today but you can read it here: https://archive.org/details/wetaworkshoppres0000unse/mode/2up
You have to borrow a digital copy which locks out everybody else for one hour (it's the option at the top). Should one be inclined to commit internet crimes, one hour is more than enough to open the book in Edge, view it in full screen and two page display, zoom in so it pulls the highest quality images, right click on the images (both left and right pages) and download every individual page
Doom85
Member
It's a great movie. I could see it being a bit lengthy for some but I felt they used the screen time mostly well. Also cool to see Jack Black in a somewhat more serious (compared to his usual work) role.
I also walked away from Kong: Skull Island pretty well pleased. I had no idea what the film was going in as I had seen zero trailers and such, and I assumed it was another remake which felt way too soon after Peter Jackson's, so I was pleasantly surprised by the action/adventure film mixed with a bit of Vietnam War movie feel. The cast was really big but something about the performers made most of them feel fun to follow. Samuel L. Jackson and John C. Reilly (the latter who I didn't even know would be in it as again I had watched zero previews, so my jaw dropped when he showed up halfway through) in particular killed it in their roles.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Who did that? That movie was next level at the time.
sol_bad
Member
D+ CGI is still mostly better than any other networks TV shows.