a5c7b9f00b A washed up monster chaser convinces the U.S. Government to fund a trip to an unexplored island in the South Pacific. Under the guise of geological research, the team travels to "Skull Island". Upon arrival, the group discover that their mission may be complicated by the wildlife which inhabits the island. The beautiful vistas and deadly creatures create a visually stunning experience that is sure to keep your attention.
It's 1971, a team of explorers with a company of soldiers are following myth and legend in the Pacific amidst rumors of an island where creatures both prehistoric and monstrous are supposed to live. Soon they come across Skull Island, the very island of lore and legend. The creatures they soon come across make the soldiers and explorers running for their very lives. Soon Kong shows up to let all know that he is the King of Skull Island and top of the food chain. Will they survive to tell their story? Will beauty win the heart of the beast?
I really had a blast with this one because it was a different take on King Kong. I'm a big fan of Peter Jackson's 2005 King Kong and even the 1976 King Kong movie, but i'm glad the 'It was beauty killed the beast' arc was dropped. I'm one moviegoer who is open to new ideas and this movie didn't disappoint.<br/><br/>The plot of the movie is pretty simple but in no way dumb. About the script, i think the problem was that this movie was overcast. When you have many big names in one movie, each one of them is expected to shine, have their characters developed, and have some good lines. But i think Jordan Vogt Roberts did a fine job. These criticisms of human characters not being developed is being taken too far. Not all movies have to make you care about all the characters. Just the main characters need development and in this case, the main characters were Kong, Packard, Hank Marlow and Randa. This is a fun B-movie that's sort of like a theme park ride. It is enjoyed best when you sit back and just enjoy the ride without unnecessary nitpicking.<br/><br/>I thought all the actors played their roles well. I couldn't care less if Brie Larson wasn't taking pictures. I was entertained all through. The VFX were awesome. The design of Kong and other creatures on the island was great. We got to see lots of Kong, and boy, was he BADASS. Kong's fights with the soldiers and Skull Crawlers were epic and had me on the edge of my seat. The shots in this film was fantastic thanks to Larry Fong. Its such a beautiful movie to watch. I'm looking forward to more from this Monsterverse.<br/><br/>Overall, i give it a 10/10. It checked all the boxes for me and i had a lot of fun. Will see it a few more times
It's a reboot film with lots of action, set in the 1970's a team of scientists, soldiers, adventurers and a war photographer unite to explore a remote island in the Pacific. They're there to rediscover the 'monsters' that inhabited the earth before 'man' ever did.<br/><br/>Once they arrive they flush out Kong, the action is immediate and intensive. Kong is angry, he destroys their helicopters with ease, some of these scenes are really scary, with very effective 3D CGI and loads of depth. Their mission becomes one of survival.<br/><br/>The references to other films are pretty obvious. There's a good 60's Rock 'n' Roll soundtrack that makes a strong reference to 'Apocalypse Now'. The cinematography is good and makes a strong reference to 'Jurassic Park'. Tracking Kong sequences makes a strong reference to 'Predator'.<br/><br/>Stay until after the rolling end credits, approx. 10 minutes (there's a lot of people involved) to see a scene that introduces the next film in the franchise – 'Godzilla vs. Kong' reboot.<br/><br/>The plot and dialog were mundane but Kong was always going to be just mindless entertainment. None-the-less an all-round fun film.
For all its updated bluster, this update still can’t escape the shadow of 1933’s magical King Kong.
No, Kong: Skull Island is a reboot and is not connected to any previous version of the character. This film is set in the same universeLegendary Pictures' <a href="/title/tt0831387/">Godzilla (2014)</a> (2014) and in the year 1973. This film is meant to introduce Kong in anticipation of an onscreen crossover featuring him and Godzilla in 2020. No. While Kong is massive, he is still smaller than Godzilla. However, in this film, it's mentioned that Kong has been around for a long time and will continue to grow. So, assuming the crossover film takes place in the modern day, that would give Kong nearly 50 more years of growth.
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