When King Kong died lonely, lying in the middle of a flashing spotlight in the downtown area, a reporter said confidently: "It's just a beast, and it doesn't understand anything!" But we know that it understands everything, so I am here. I don't want to use that inanimate "it" to refer to this behemoth, but choosing "it" that is more similar to human pronouns is a kind of little selfishness.
King Kong is the king of the jungle. However, it has nothing to do with the endless sense of loneliness. Although the indigenous people will pay tribute to it from time to time as "toy people", each "toy" is so fragile and easy to destroy (after all, it is so terrible, Maybe those people were scared to death just by being held in their hands. I have to admit that although I knew the ending a long time ago, but seeing the tired bones, I really worried about the heroine, but when When King Kong slowly chewed on the bamboo leaves, I couldn't help but smile, it really wasn't that ferocious), what would it do when there was nothing to play with? Would it just be lonely looking into the distance... So when King Kong realized that An was actually not the usual lifeless "toys" before, he would dance funny dances to make himself happy, lose his temper to express his opinions, How happy it is in the jungle when it needs a partner to protect itself. This is a feeling it has never had in the past years. When the feeling of loneliness begins to fade away, Ann has become its most important treasure, and it cherishes and cherishes it. The feeling of her being together, so it will be so desperate to find its peace. In fact, there is a King Kong deep in everyone's heart: perhaps there is a strong appearance, but in his heart he is so eager for someone to save himself from loneliness. Life is a period of time. If you can spend it with a pleasant partner, how happy it would be! The happiness of King Kong may be the moment
when we watched the sunset together on the edge of the cliff... When watching a movie, I feel that such a big King Kong is actually like a boy with first love in his heart: he never knows how to get along with girls, to some extent Deliberately making the little temper awkward, to gently holding her in his hands, to the tears in his eyes when he knew that he was about to lose her, to desperately searching for her, to the gentle eyes at the final farewell...Although King Kong gave everything, But she only got the feelings of a girl friend-before being anaesthetized, King Kong stretched out her hand eagerly to her, but she just closed her eyes crying... King Kong didn't understand from beginning to end, human beings are powerless It may be seen as the "eighth miracle of the world" honestly by the opponent that it defeats. It may be able to live forever, but the desire for Ann has become its death hole. Therefore, the ambitious director at the end of the film is like this. Say: "It's not the airplane that killed it, but the beauty killed it!" Perhaps for everyone, what they want to have the most will eventually become a fatal weakness.
King Kong is dead, but Ann is still alive. She once thought that she was the most unfortunate girl in the world, so she opened those beautiful blue eyes and gently spit out the emotion of "But it's so flowers don't bloom often", but she also got the strongest in the world. An animal and a talented man have two equally loyal loves (ah, I finally admit that King Kong’s feelings for Ann are love, haha, how could this happen), such a woman should be lucky. For Jack, she went from admiration to attracting each other to loving each other to living and dying together. It was so natural that the hug on the top floor of the Empire State Building was finally a comfort after experiencing a series of stressful, shocking, and sad events. The embrace, a embrace that can be relieved and cry. As for King Kong, she is more of a feeling of dependence and being relied on. In such a virgin forest where the weak and the strong, King Kong used to protect her bravely, so in the more dangerous human world, she should be replaced. Protect it, especially, it wants to be with her so desperately, wants to protect her safety-no matter who it is, how can it not be loved so without complaint and without asking for anything in return? Moved, although you can't give it back the same love, but at least you can work hard to protect it from other harm.
Screenwriter Jack and King Kong have different weights in Ann's emotional scale. Ann's feelings for Jack should be the kind of true love, I think. I first met Adrien Brody in "The Pianist", and I always felt that he had a melancholic and weak bookishness. Therefore, the image of the talented playwright in the economic depression era in "King Kong" is indeed none other than him. With such melancholy eyes, smiling corners of the mouth, elegant demeanor, and the talent of the box office appeal, how can it not make a woman's heart fascinating? Maybe he should be grateful to that cunning director. Only when that person left him on the boat with despicable means, he has the opportunity to get to know the lively, witty, beautiful and innocent peace, and only then has the opportunity to experience what life and death is love. He wrote a script specifically for her to express his feelings, a typical literati, but when Ann was taken away by the indigenous people, he firmly abandoned his usual typewriter, picked up a gun, and became a witty and brave warrior. Going forward bravely in the virgin forest full of dangers, fierce dinosaurs, carnivorous giant insects and even the infinitely powerful King Kong... nothing can shake his determination to rescue his lover. Watching him always rush to the front, watching him alone in danger, watching him cautiously... I think this is the magic of love. Those who love each other must be happy in the end!
I have written so much before I know it, but I feel that there is still a lot to say. In fact, what kind of shock is "King Kong", let's go and see for yourself!
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