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Kong: Skull Island (Official Thread)
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detroitwalt
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I don't remember that one but there was no cism in this one.Movie had too much cism for me, can someone confirm if the new flick follows the same path or not?I would like to check this out.
Only one question: should I do IMAX
the next guy
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If can, I would go IMAX for this. That's what I plan to do. I don't think 2D will do this movie justice.
Cartier Murphy
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This movie was so fun. 
Most beautiful action flick for me since maybe Fury Road, this thing was a joy to look at. Scenery was gorgeous, the action sequences (especially with fire) really popped, and both the hell of war mixed with the surrealism of seeing giant monsters before your eyes was conveyed exceptionally well. Samuel L. Motherfukking Jackson being Samuel L. Motherfukking Jackson is always a good time, and I'll agree with whoever said John C. Reilly stole the show. He even had the first half of the credits dedicated to his character's journey, dude really held it down on the comedic and emotional front. Hiddleston and Larson were really just kinda there like someone else mentioned. Hiddleston did his thing in some of the action sequences and Brie was useful to be the chick who warmed the heart of the beast (kind've but not really) like the old Kong films but it was really every other character who got more shine and came across as more than just star power in this thing. They didn't dikk tease you like Godzilla did either and half show any action scenes before panning away or avoiding showing the monster in general, Kong is all throughout this mostly fukking up whomever comes in his path. This film is actually a perfect contrast to Godzilla, where that was just a grey mess (Godzilla's grey, the sky's grey, the buildings are grey, everything looks washed out and blah) and this is a colorful journey with lush, full scenery. Highly recommend this, fun popcorn flick.
About the post credits scene:
Most beautiful action flick for me since maybe Fury Road, this thing was a joy to look at. Scenery was gorgeous, the action sequences (especially with fire) really popped, and both the hell of war mixed with the surrealism of seeing giant monsters before your eyes was conveyed exceptionally well. Samuel L. Motherfukking Jackson being Samuel L. Motherfukking Jackson is always a good time, and I'll agree with whoever said John C. Reilly stole the show. He even had the first half of the credits dedicated to his character's journey, dude really held it down on the comedic and emotional front. Hiddleston and Larson were really just kinda there like someone else mentioned. Hiddleston did his thing in some of the action sequences and Brie was useful to be the chick who warmed the heart of the beast (kind've but not really) like the old Kong films but it was really every other character who got more shine and came across as more than just star power in this thing. They didn't dikk tease you like Godzilla did either and half show any action scenes before panning away or avoiding showing the monster in general, Kong is all throughout this mostly fukking up whomever comes in his path. This film is actually a perfect contrast to Godzilla, where that was just a grey mess (Godzilla's grey, the sky's grey, the buildings are grey, everything looks washed out and blah) and this is a colorful journey with lush, full scenery. Highly recommend this, fun popcorn flick.
About the post credits scene:
That Godzilla connection
Mothra
Rodan
King Ghidorah
Gojira's roar at the end
Here's a pretty good article explaining the connection in this now cinematic universe:
How Kong: Skull Island Sets Up Godzilla Vs. Kong
Mothra
Rodan
King Ghidorah
Gojira's roar at the end
Here's a pretty good article explaining the connection in this now cinematic universe:
How Kong: Skull Island Sets Up Godzilla Vs. Kong
OJ Simpsom
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Gonna check this out tomorrow. Looks like a great popcorn flick to see in Imax.
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even more hyped for Godzilla vs King Kongthe cinematography was
This movie had a bit of Apocalypse Now in its DNA.
NobodyReally
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This movie was so fun.
Most beautiful action flick for me since maybe Fury Road, this thing was a joy to look at. Scenery was gorgeous, the action sequences (especially with fire) really popped, and both the hell of war mixed with the surrealism of seeing giant monsters before your eyes was conveyed exceptionally well. Samuel L. Motherfukking Jackson being Samuel L. Motherfukking Jackson is always a good time, and I'll agree with whoever said John C. Reilly stole the show. He even had the first half of the credits dedicated to his character's journey, dude really held it down on the comedic and emotional front. Hiddleston and Larson were really just kinda there like someone else mentioned. Hiddleston did his thing in some of the action sequences and Brie was useful to be the chick who warmed the heart of the beast (kind've but not really) like the old Kong films but it was really every other character who got more shine and came across as more than just star power in this thing. They didn't dikk tease you like Godzilla did either and half show any action scenes before panning away or avoiding showing the monster in general, Kong is all throughout this mostly fukking up whomever comes in his path. This film is actually a perfect contrast to Godzilla, where that was just a grey mess (Godzilla's grey, the sky's grey, the buildings are grey, everything looks washed out and blah) and this is a colorful journey with lush, full scenery. Highly recommend this, fun popcorn flick.
About the post credits scene:
That Godzilla connection
Mothra
Rodan
King Ghidorah
Gojira's roar at the end
Here's a pretty good article explaining the connection in this now cinematic universe:
How Kong: Skull Island Sets Up Godzilla Vs. Kong
Co-sign all of this. Me and my staff cut out of work early to see this and we had a ball. So much fukkery. I was surprised at how graphic and creative the deaths were. Once it became clear anyone could die it became much more interesting, at least to me. My only gripe is that
in hindsight, certain characters really were safe. John Goodman's death was the classic moral cautionary tale, he was always doomed. Same with SLJ's character. I really wish one of the main 5 that lived hadn't survived. Especially Hiddleston or the photographer. The photographer should have done died like 5 times.
That spoiler is suspect, like how is that even possible? But logic aside, the promise for more of this is exciting.
Two thumbs up.
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Sam Jackson's "bytch Please!!!"
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Does he say.
Enough is Enough!!
I'm tired of these motherfukking monkeys on this motherfukking island!!!
Ok I wanna see this now
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There's like 5 different times he looks like he's about to say that lolDoes he say.
Enough is Enough!!
I'm tired of these motherfukking monkeys on this motherfukking island!!!
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Oh yeah, I forgot to mention this before. They give a shoutout to, of all fukking movies, Cannibal Holocaust 
Somebody gets bodied in Kong exactly like the infamous death Cannibal Holocaust got taken to court for.
Somebody gets bodied in Kong exactly like the infamous death Cannibal Holocaust got taken to court for.
