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Ohh, the guy who wouldn't open his right eye! I thought he seemed familiar, but I had no idea where from.

It truly was a fantastic movie.

He also played Kong. Hard to believe all that movement wasnt just CGI, but there you go.

He did a lot of studying for the role, and wore a "gorilla" type body suit while doing it, to help with the movement. Still, incredibly impessive performance and portrayl of movement.

It's kinda nice to see that over all the forums I browse it's about 70-90% 'Yay' for King Kong.

If they were selling you in a supermarket, you'd be in the same section as the out of date jellied eels.

Well I guess I'm in the 10-20% I found it really boring but I'm not really a film kinda guy and don't look for the important things in films...

I saw Kong last week...and I thought it was very well done and the graphics were excellent. On the scale from 1-10 I'll give it a 8, and the reason I say 8 is because of the natives. I'm sorry but that witch lady was getting on my nerves there was a point where I didn't even want to look at her anymore.

The bug part was very good and scary I might add. And 4 T-Rex, hmm...well I personally think that Kong wouldn't have survived after the second one. I felt that the boat ride was a wee bit too long. It sort of dragged and I was getting bored...but they made up with it when they got on the island. So, over all I really liked it. But, the original is still the best.

There used to be huge insect like creatures on earth, but that was when the oxygen level could support such animals.

I just saw this movie, and I loved it. It was beautifully done; I honestly almost balled when King Kong died.

The T-Rex fight was awesome, and I can see how people thought it was unrealistic but then again, a giant ape isn't exactly realistic anyway.

The thing which creeped me out to the extent where I lifted my legs were the insects scene. Especially when the girl was in the log and those two long worm thingies were there, I freaked out. I hate bugs with a passion, it was disgusting.

All in all, this movie was awesome and anyone who hasn't seen it, should see it immediately.

I'm really not getting the whole 'Too long' thing. It was 187 mins.

The Two Towers was 178 (223 for EE), and the theatre release of The Return of the King was 201 mins (251 for EE) which is 14 mins longer. Either way King Kong is only a mere 20-40 mins longer than the typical movie =/

Nope, somthing about the design of Exoskeletons prevents such animals from existing on earth.
I forget why mindyou...

And they were Veranosaurus Rexen.
Tyranosaurus was an Absurd Chicken/Chokobo thing.
Gives me giggles everytime i see tha tpic

The largest insect known, was a prehistoric dragonfly, Meganeura monyi, which lived about 280,000,000 years ago, and had a wingspan of up to 70 cm.

It WAS too long though, most movies are about 90-120 minutes in length. (I only saw a few long movies, this, Titanic, ROTK-even though we own all of the LOTR movies, and some of Aviator)

It was worth it though. I haven't seen Naomi Watts in many movies, just The Ring and The Ring 2, but I kept thinking she was Nicole Kidman. The actors/actresses were all right for the job. I didn't think Jack Black could play serious. Like I said, too much closeups of faces though. I can't think of how to describe this without repeating what anyone else here has said so I'll just say that it was a good movie and if you haven't seen it already, SEE IT NOW!

I don't know, but I found one particular aspect of those anatomical inaccuracies fairly distracting from the film. Without getting into details, I was just curious if this was going to be the LAST generation of dinosaurs and giant gorillas.

As Inrun said, large insects did exist. However, most insects can't get too large since their bodily structures are they way they are because they're small.



Good point. This is why Disney films bother me too (not that I dislike Disney films).