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King Kong

(USA / N. Zealand Directed by Jakson P., and N. Watts, A . Brody, 187 mins, Adventure)

The fourth film of King Kong, faithful to the first version of 1933 so there was little to do with regard to story and screenplay, already having a director has focused more on special effects to the making of this film and succeeded very well. At the island, which hosts most of the film, we find the excellent special effects, from dinosaurs fleeing the battle of King Kong with three tirrannosuari, all well executed scenes that require a lot of effort in every single detail, not forgetting the stage of fully equipped with air that is Kong on the Empire State bilding, passed into history. The film is very beautiful, I struggle to find reasons to criticize it, except that it's a remake. Being a remake, the film does not achieve the success they could achieve if it was the first in the series, instead of the fourth. The remake will never have the same success as the original.



Model Rated: Good Rated
Plot: Average rating
Directed by: Best

Overall Rating: 7