In the era of black and white films, "King Kong" has stiff movements and rough special effects. However, there is a unique sense of nonsensical joy. When King Kong climbed up the Empire State Building, every time he saw a girl, he reached in and grabbed it, took a closer look, no, then he casually let go of it and threw it away. When the girls fell from the skyscraper screaming, I couldn't help laughing. It's so damn evil, it's so evil to the extent of a spoof. There is a sense of joy that is based on extreme disregard for life, to a level of absurdity. Similar to the scene where the flames in the crotch of the Supreme Treasure were extinguished in "A Journey to the West", and the scene where the charter pierced his son's back with a typo, made a cross, and then pulled an arrow to correct it in "Dragon Dance".
I think when men and women watch this scene, their psychological activities are absolutely different. Men will laugh at this absolute life and death, and laugh at this kind of horrible, corn-like, grassy life, satisfying the desire for power, which means that I can do whatever I want, including throwing a living person. And women think this scene is very scary, right? Thinking of falling downstairs and falling to death would be miserable, and that it would be even more miserable if you broke your face, and it was a pity that things like that dress and so on. Then I will feel moved, because King Kong's performance is very dedicated and persistent. It’s not the person it’s looking for, it just looks and throws it away, no matter how sexy the legs under the skirt are. Slowly, I began to feel that people are inferior to apes, only the apes know the profound truth in my heart. At that time, there was no Internet, otherwise you would definitely see female netizens writing articles with the title "38 Reasons Why It's Better to Have a King Kong to Become a Boyfriend."
This is not as annoying as scientists. As soon as the new version of "King Kong" was launched, scientists jumped out and said: This is not in line with scientific common sense! The species on the isolated island will only grow shorter and shorter! Ba la la la la la la la la. Damn, you die Tang monk! Do you know what Fenqin and boiled cranes mean? That's called horrible scenery. Who would believe that there is such a 50-foot-tall orangutan with water in his mind? Taking the lid every day orally does not guarantee that it will crush the leg bones by its own weight.
If we must find out what meaning, we can only say that films like "King Kong" reflect people's fear of the unknown itself. The world is so big, there must be corners that we don't know, there are creatures that we don't know, and they must be a threat to us. Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, and Yeti will never go away, so there is always enough reason to remake "King Kong". However, "King Kong" eventually turned into a love between humans and beasts, which is an incurable romantic episode of mankind. I always feel that love in this world is as difficult as without salt. In this way, with a thrilling + love lore partner, no worries about a bad box office.
Choosing Peter now seems to be definitely the best choice. Fried cold rice should be fried so that everyone is applauded. Of course, the first condition is overnight dinner. But the cook is also very important. He has to be a guy with a lot of ingredients to "make" a good bowl of fried rice. Peter was able to figure out "A Group of Corpses Played in the World", and he was able to figure out "The Lord of the Rings" the year before last. It was really the best choice.
In the new "King Kong", the barbarians attack the ship at night: the moon is dark and the wind is high, and the wind is high and the waves are high. I saw a few black shadows jumping across the rocks using the pole vault method, and a few falcons rose and fell, and they reached the side of the boat. I thought at the time, Peter estimated that he would be invited to shoot "007" next. If that film can win him, it is estimated that the design of the hunting scene can "fill the N gaps in 007 films."
The whole film is 188 minutes, which is three hours and eight minutes. Generally speaking, when hearing this kind of film length, two words can be spit out on the spot, and it will definitely not hurt by mistake: lengthy. At that time, "Pearl Harbor" was sentenced to death by these two words, and no appeal was allowed. But the new version of "King Kong" will definitely not give people this feeling, 188 minutes is definitely worth the money back. The film is divided into three sections, which are made up of a series of small conflicts and major conflicts. There is really no arrest of people. Then put on a joke, relax and continue. The music and scenery are well designed, completely blocking the rational thinking of the audience and keeping them busy receiving a steady stream of images and sounds. Sliding from one exclamation to another, there is no time to think: Fuck, this is a damn thing!
In lyrical places, for example, you can watch the sunset together with your beloved ape, and Meilun Meihuan will make you feel that it would be cool to watch Laozi/Niang there together! Don't worry, because of this beauty, the beauty of tranquility between fighting and life and death, when it reappears on the Empire State Building, your care will be cut off. Hollywood-style standard incitement is damn despicable! Despicable is despicable. You know this thing is terribly fake, but if you don't pay attention, you are moved. It is said that if you want to bring your girlfriend to see, it is generally recommended to bring a small handkerchief. If the relationship between the two parties has not yet been determined, the buddies from the cinema easily overturned a micro-face (rollover), and then thumped her chest up to the sky trombone, the girl was almost finished, and loved to death. Too safe. A male who wrestles with Tyrannosaurus rex. . . . . .
I recommend Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and King Kong for this year’s blockbuster, nothing else, it’s worth the money. At the end of the year, I was tossed up and down by "The Promise" and "The Great Sage of Love". This commercial film, ah, has to be shot by an established capitalist country. Others really shoot for money, and they really respect every penny.
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