WHAT WHAT! im posting. holy shit.
I ONLY POSTED TO SAY ONE THING, YA'LL.
dont fucking waste your money on king kong!
It was so so so so so awful. let me tell you about it.
so the beginning starts out as a crappy love/theater story in the great depresssion. The main characters play got shut down, putting her out of a job. & thats not good when you already cant afford to eat in the 30's.
so anyway. Jack black (who might i add is the WORST actor ever, in serious movies. i mean.. hes hilarious.. but he's awful) who is a film producer runs away to film a movie in 'singapore'.
but he tricked the entire cast into helping him find a long lost uncharted island.
the girl who lost her job was guilt tripped into starring.
the apparently uninhabited island was actually inhabited.. by ashy tribe members blacker than a frostbitten foot. they were savages, in a word.
HERE'S WHATS WRONG WITH IT.
the monkey didnt show up until about.. an hour and 15 mins into the movie.
the movie is called 'King Kong'. AND THE MONKEY NEVER EVEN SHOWED UP.
what else you ask?
- There were perfectly sculpted rocks in the form of a gorilla head. If there was an island that had been around for hundreds of thousands of years, there'd be no way that the rock would endure constant beating of the water. it would be nothing but sand by now.
-at one point, there was lava flowing down a double staircase. There were no volcanoes present. there was a pool of lava, but it was far below the entrance of the staircase. AND, 10 minutes later, there were people climbing up those staircases, and there was no evidence that lava had ever been there.
There was a 100 foot wall surrounding the monkey, preventing his escape.
why didnt he climb over it?
And in what society do dinosaurs and 100 foot gorillas co-exist?
NOT OURS.
i left halfway into it, just after we met the monkey.
Yeah, it was that awful.
in conclusion, spend the 7 fiddy that you would normally spend on the movie to buy yourself two double bacon cheeseburgers, a drink, two fries and a five peice at burger king.
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