kong

[solarbird]

Skull Island is the worst place in the history of there being places.

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[darthhellokitty.livejournal.com]

Ah ha ha!!! I talked to my sister on the phone last night, and she loved it except "EWWWWWWWWW!!!!!! ICKY THINGS!!!!!!!" - thus I have been spoiled for icky things, and thus happy to know when to look away. :-)

I wanna see it especially for the fact that Kong, in the trailers, looks ten times more like a real gorilla than any gorilla I've ever seen in ANY movie.

[quen-elf.livejournal.com]

I hope Kong's good too - I wasn't really sure from the trailers. Definitely hoping to see the film anyway, will try to get together with people from work to go.

(Aslan was one of the things that disappointed me about the Narnia movie. I mean, yeah he does actually roar and stuff, but at times when he's not doing that, he looks more like a soft toy than an actual lion.)

[laputain.livejournal.com]

he looks more like a soft toy than an actual lion.

Well, technically, he's Jesus, who I would say on general principle is more soft toy than wild animal. :)

[mathmuffin.livejournal.com]

quen_elf is right. The CGI Aslan in The Chronicles of Narnia is rather stiff. His muscles did not fluidly flex like those of a real lion. On the other hand, if somehow the character Aslan was re-invented as a human, he would be one of those ramrod-straight stiff British general types.

laputain said, "Well, technically, he's Jesus, who I would say on general principle is more soft toy than wild animal." John the Baptist was more the wild animal, but if you view Jesus as a soft toy, then you have been listening to a version of Christianity watered down for children. Jesus was a radical.

Erin Schram