Kong: Skull Island <<SPOILERS>>

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Re: Kong: Skull Island

All this talk about who will win... I hope you guys know that this film will take an hour for them to finally fight and then they will join forces to fight a larger threat. Or there will be the inevitable "Martha" moment

Or something like this

godzilla_meets_king_kong_by_loneanimator-d6mxpkj.jpg
 
Re: Kong: Skull Island

All this talk about who will win... I hope you guys know that this film will take an hour for them to finally fight and then they will join forces to fight a larger threat. Or there will be the inevitable "Martha" moment

Or something like this

godzilla_meets_king_kong_by_loneanimator-d6mxpkj.jpg

Who pitches who catches? I think kong is the catcher...
 
Re: Kong: Skull Island

All this talk about who will win... I hope you guys know that this film will take an hour for them to finally fight and then they will join forces to fight a larger threat.

There's nothing to debate or speculate anymore. King Kong won't lose or die. Harambe died so that Kong could live.
 
Re: Kong: Skull Island

All this talk about who will win... I hope you guys know that this film will take an hour for them to finally fight and then they will join forces to fight a larger threat. Or there will be the inevitable "Martha" moment

Or something like this

godzilla_meets_king_kong_by_loneanimator-d6mxpkj.jpg

Well that is what I get for being late to the game.... Mothra... Martha.... LOL... On my way to find that one..
 
Re: Kong: Skull Island

Who pitches who catches? I think kong is the catcher...

Obviously King is the catcher... Godzilla is the one with the big long tail :horror

Biojex already posted the very awesome "Martha/Mothra" joke. :lol

Well that is what I get for being late to the game.... Mothra... Martha.... LOL... On my way to find that one..


Can't find the joke... I was going to say I wish I thought of "Mothra/Martha"... Happy I didn't because I would have really been accused of stealing jokes :lol
 
Re: Kong: Skull Island

I don't get what this is supposed to be about. Is this a sequel to the Jackson idea?

What have we not seen already from a King Kong movie that would warrant this film being made. :dunno

Teets for Kong.
 
Re: Kong: Skull Island

Screening report:

Of all the amazing things I saw at this year’s awesome Butt-Numb-A-Thon (oh hello, I’ve been awake for almost 33 hours now), one of my most anticipated purely on an “of course this is going to happen” standpoint was seeing something from Kong: Skull Island. We didn’t know if we’d see the film or just clips, but it seemed assured that we were going to see something, especially when the fourth film on the lineup ended up being a documentary on how awesome Kong is in general.


Well, we got clips. And they were pretty badass. The first one also shed light on some tonal notes not apparent in any of the film’s marketing material thus far. It was a short clip, opening in WWII with both a Japanese and an American fighter pilot (clearly meant to be a young version of John C. Reilly’s character) crash landing in a desert. They shoot at each other unsuccessfully until they run out of bullets. Then they chase each other past the desert and into a forest, at which point they switch to melee combat.


This action is all very affected by things like Dutch angles and surprisingly spry humor beats, neither of which really show up in the trailers we’ve seen. The two fighters have a whole world war to worry about, but all that goes out the window when two giant ape hands grasp the ledge upon which they battle, followed by a very familiar face. That’s right! It’s Mighty Joe Young!


No, of course, it’s King Kong. I love how much Skull Island’s marketing efforts are willing to just let us see him already, rather than try to keep his look secret. To that end, the second clip we saw was basically a long-form version of the last trailer. Helicopters fly across Skull Island, dropping seismic bombs along the way. Until, naturally, Kong shows up and knocks the **** out of them. Very little of this was new. But on a big screen, holy **** it was exciting. Jordan Vogt-Roberts absolutely knows how to frame this giant beast to best convey his awesome (for once, I am using this word correctly) stature. King Kong is truly a monster in this and not one you want to mess with.


Look, there’s absolutely no reason yet to believe this isn’t going to be totally amazing. What we saw last night mostly proved that it would also be funny and inventive as well as just a giant monster riff on Apocalypse Now. I couldn’t be happier.
 
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