KING KONG Movie Reaction Part (2/2)! | First Time Watch! | Andy Serkis | Naomi Watts | Jack Black

[@Jordashian93]

Truly one of the greatest remakes ever. Peter Jackson made the classic ape story a grand scale adventure with so much heart and outstanding visual effects.

[@albertliu1068]

The 2 girls missed the story completely and they are only able to see what they can see on screen and totally failed to read the lines in between. This is a love story about beauty and the beast (Kong). The scene where Watts and Kong watch the sunset together at the mountain top is about Kong's entire family has died out (hence the giant skeleton in the cave just before that scene). Kong is sad and lonely because he is the only one left from his kind. He finds comfort, love and joy in Watts and therefore is determined to protect her with his life! Both Adrien Brody and Jack Black played important roles in this movie but they are there to facilitate the development of the story line and they are not the story themselves ! I In fact the entire story is summed up by Black's character as Carl perfectly at the very end of the movie when he said impassively 'It was Beauty killed the Beast' and it was !

[@bartondonnelly5293]

27:50. When he was sliding around on the ice and snow, it was the only joy he had ever known. I still get emotional over that.

[@salmanedy]

God, that scene still got me emotional.

[@TheBombasticFatRat]

I mean hr had joy with some of his sacrfices evidently

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

My dad liked that part too.

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

Lol no, he’s HAD other joys out there!

[@DDD11239]

True. 100+ years-old.

[@MrRyguy2112]

I always liked that little moment between Ann and Kong on the island's mountain where they share a quiet moment looking at the view. It kind of solidifies Kong as a misunderstood sentient being, at least in Ann's eyes. All others like him have died and he is alone, the last of his kind. Then he finally connects with someone, even if it isn't like him.

[@milkiassamuel780]

The ending to his movie always wrecks me and I still say that this is such an underrated masterpiece. Kong truly wasn't the monster and had to suffer and die just because he fell in love

[@tree6787]

Facts 🥺

[@TheBombasticFatRat]

Its not really underrated tbh bone of the characters had arcs. Carl is an asshole who was singlehandedly responsible for bringing Kong to america, yet he doesnt receuve any punishment or comeuppance

[@jansonshrock2859]

@@TheBombasticFatRat I dont think seeing a shot of carl at the end in prison would have made the movie any better to me. It's pretty obvious during kong's rampage of the city that he is feeling everything come full circle on him. Carl also supposed to be a representative of the film industry as a whole remember the beginning of the movie when all they wanted was to see boobies or else no women in the movie and carl was trying to change that. Not to mention that kong destroyed the entire movie/entertainment district before doing the traditional empire state climb with ann, that was symbolic for the movie as well. It was a case of show don't tell with carl's comeuppance, and I appreciate that peter jackson respected the audience's intelligence to figure that out

[@phousefilms]

One of the things that has taken the sting away a bit is that Skull Island(in the extended film)would eventually sink into the sea, leaving nothing of the lost world there behind. Kong, at least, got to die defending the first thing he'd loved since he was the last of his kind.

[@Koviklay]

@@milkiassamuel780 Well at least Ann Darrow comes to love Kong back so he dies happy in this remake. In the original Kong dies alone which is why we feel sorry for him - that's the genius of the original Jackson missed.

[@mevb]

Andy Serkis prepared for the role of Kong by studying gorillas at a Zoo, where he got into a relationship with a female gorilla named Zaire (who got jealous of Serkis' wife Loraine Ashborne). Still, he wanted to know how wild gorillas were compared by those at a zoo, so he flew to Rewanda (when he said that to Peter Jackson but he wouldn't risk Serkis because it was potentially dangerous and no insurance company would support the studio because of that, Serkis then just traveled to Rewanda without telling and Jackson and company were shocked when Serkis contacted them from Rewanda) to study wild mountain gorillas. He got very close to them and studied their behavior and found out how social they were (it was incredbile that he didn't get even a scratch consindering that gorillas are strong animals and particularly alpha males can be very aggressive if they feel threatened as seen in Kong). He also played Lumpy the cook, the guy with the beard.

[@Chief_Operation]

I already know this before you

[@mevb]

@Chief_Operation Maybe so, but those who have reacted to it don't, so I told them so they would, you know.

[@matrixdukenukem000]

Jack black, andy serkis, peter jackson are the star of this show. Naomi watts is a perfect cast and so believable that kong would fall for her. The Rex rumble and climax are one of the best thrilling action sequences. Its not as realistic as Jurassic park's t rex and velociraptor sequence but has charm like that. What a theatre experience it was.

[@alfiefletcher7513]

Piece of trivia for you: at 26:26 that scene where Jack is driving that was really all done by Adrien Brody himself after throughout filming the movie, Adrien had told Peter Jackson the director that he was a really good driver so when Adrien showed up to shoot that scene where Jack lures Kong away from people in a 1930s taxi. (They fitted a race car engine into that taxi for the scene) Peter told Adrien he would do the driving and there was two mounted cameras on the taxi, one on each side of it and Adrien drove the car all over even down the alleyways without causing any damage to the cameras, the car or his surroundings.

[@adityasajeev3282]

One of the movies that made me fall in love with Hollywood. One my top 10 Favourite movies of this life time The best Monster movie that i may see in my life Masterpiece! Cinema!

[@kristofferremmell]

In the video game adaptation of this movie, which is one of the most unnecessarily long game titles, you can actually earn a happy ending that has Kong returned to Skull Island.

[@palefacejack]

I heard about that. For me the film ending is so perfect, feels strange to have any other ending.

[@sleepless_160]

I played that game so much on the ps2 back then... actually super underrated game aswell

[@seanharris7393]

I loved that gaaame

[@sleepless_160]

@@seanharris7393 being alone and just having to fight like 4 raptors, while dodging them long necks with 3 Shots left in your shotgun felt so crazy back then

[@dantheman3546]

"2 magazines left on back up" iykyk 😂

[@julianpagano1659]

Andy Serkis actually played Kong with motion capture, he didn't just do his voice, and he did an AMAZING job! Love him, love this movie, and loved your reaction.

[@maximillianosaben]

Andy Serkis is just incredible. Better believe this movie left me crying in the theaters, my 15-year-old self.

[@TheLaFleur]

There's a crazy story about the original prop used in the original King Kong movie from 1933, it was essentially a massive puppet that could move his arms and face used as an attraction all over the world by the movie studio after the major success of the film. After a while they stopped caring and they abandoned it in the last city it got presented. It ended up outside of Buenos Aires, losing its parts like the hair to the elements, the metallic parts were stripped down and reused until it was nothing. A fitting end to the prop similar to the end of Kong in the movie

[@4EVERWITHBTS]

Oh my God! I just realized Andy Serkis played King Kong and I’ve been a fan of the Planet Of The Apes remakes for years. It makes so much sense that he played thay character. He is such a good actor bc im obsessed with both movies

[@SleepySloth2705]

In the official video game adaptation of the film, there is an alternate ending where you play as Jack Driscoll and Captain Engelhorn piloting a biplane and shoot down the planes that attack Kong, giving him time to escape the Empire State Building. It ends with Kong safely returned to Skull Island.

[@pokerchip54]

Glad that you decided to react to this one. It's the best adaptation I've seen. You can't really get the maximum effect until you see it in a theater. The two parts of the movie: the island and the ending on the Empire State Bldg are unforgettable. I have a fear of heights and to this day I lose it when I see Ann climbing up that ladder at the top. So beautifully shot throughout.

[@vfplayer]

In my opinion this movie is a perfect example of the difference between sympathy and empathy. In the other King Kong movies the audience might have sympathy for Kong and his fate. This movie shows you why Ann has empathy for Kong and what he is going through.

[@palefacejack]

One of the greatest remakes and films of all time. With one of the saddest endings. Some people might call it overlong, special effects driven, and others have voiced anger on the ending. For me, the length fits the development of the characters and leaves such an emotional impact. Anger to Kong's death is just a testament to how people can get so involved and care for the character. Love this film so much.

[@ramonnbridges1898]

As a child watching this in the movies with my dad opening night at like 10 pm it’s crazzzzzyy to think this kept me in my seat and entertained with how long this is and the heavy human element; when I saw this movie 3 more times in theaters i knew I had a true love for movies lol

[@georgepoitras3502]

I took 4 of my sons to it opening night👍

[@Broken-Flesh]

The game they made for this film is really well done for a movie game.

[@SleepySloth2705]

Probably THE best movie-game there's ever been

[@Beforezzz]

The game was just as, if not more epic than the movie imo. It felt like I was in Skull Island fighting for my life. 😂

[@Broken-Flesh]

It was a ton of fun! Scared the crap out of me when I was a little lad 😂.​@@Beforezzz

[@coltonpiper6156]

It’s one of, if not the best movie-game ever. Playing as a human in that game is terrifying. Then as Kong you feel like an Alpha.

[@ChadVital]

I remember that being my first xbox 360 game that I played lol.

[@bicknell67]

The ending is one of the saddest in movie history.

[@thedarkknight2221]

It’s literally impossible for me to watch the ending and not cry my eyes out.

[@WondrousChimpus]

I absolutely love this movie! For me, it is a story of two completely different worlds, and the creation of a third world that is created when Kong and Watts were together, that world that is shared where they were happy and smiling no matter which of the other two worlds they were in. You see Kong's kindness in a world that is so violent and wild, and Watts' strength from a completely domesticated world brought into the wild and violent world. I cry every time I watch this movie.

[@stevenbarreravega9644]

So the reason Kong plays with Vrex jaw was Peter Jackson paying Homage to the original King Kong. Also, the bug trench scene was scrapped in the original King Kong movie, but Peter Jackson loved it so much that he added it to the movie.

[@sansthedrummer]

On the DVD I had, there's a short film where Peter Jackson recreated the bug pit scene using the same filming and VFX techniques as the original. Gave a new appreciation for the work that went into it

[@SinematicClips]

saw this for the first time as a kid, got my first nightmares and my first celebrity crush in Naomi from this movie so its really nostalgic seeing it again

[@Corey313]

That moment where Jack Black's character realizes that he F'D up when Kong got loose kinda reminds me of the ending of Lost World Jurassic Park where the T-REX got loose and went into the city and the guy just realized that he F'D up. That's what that scene reminded me of but other than that this movie was a great remake of the original to a degree any way from the black and white King Kong movie Awesome reaction as always ladies Frfr

[@justbeasmr]

I thought that right away! I wanted to say to Jack Black ‘now you’re John Hammond’ lol😂

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

"Now your John Hammond"

[@Stepheinstein]

This movie was big on the big screen! The best remake I've seen!

[@grahamwatkins4865]

In my opinion I think Vivian and Kirsten make the best movie watching duo. They have amazing chemistry and hilarious reactions!

[@interviolet6675]

The ending never gets any easier to watch, I feel every emotion and it's rough This movie has a special place engrained in my childhood for the visuals but hits harder as an adult, also kong going up the empire state isn't random or not thought out. In his home being up high above everything meant safety he was just doing what he knew. Realistically Kong wouldn't have been able to live, he killed people and caused destruction unprecedented in an animal. Just because he was able to calm down didn't undo what he did prior even if it was instinct. But yeah him lashing out had nothing to do with him and everything to do with us. This film is a masterpiece in filmmaking, sure some of the green screen Cgi shots don't age well but the whole experience of starting from rags to riches never felt so uncomfortable before or since. I'll never forget renting this from blockbuster with my dad all those years ago it was something I will cherish until I die.

[@McShaganpronouncedShaegen]

A hard belly laugh was the only way to react to the T-Rex jaw flap. In the theater it got a huge laugh that lasted a long time.

[@saaamember97]

I consider this to be the BEST Kong movie, of all that were ever made. The CGI is fantastic, and the depiction of Kong is the closest to a real gorilla, that I have ever seen. The visual face recreation is spot-on, as well as the overall physical movements. Other remakes have Kong appearing as some futuristic animal, with chiseled edge facial features. I was particularly disappointed with "Kong - Skull Island." Additionally, the story in this remake sticks, pretty much, true to the original script.

[@jarrettenaope7038]

It's Kool that J Black was Able to say the ever classic.."Twas Beauty Killed the Beast.."

[@Koviklay]

The line makes more sense in the original classic since beauty rejects the beast.

[@commsense1979]

I was under the impression that Andy Serkis did Kong's mocap... I'm sure he did his vocalizations as well, but the mocap is what really astonished me.

[@solongdentahlplaan7975]

"All this for a skinny blonde?" - TRex.

[@VIGNESHWARRR]

Always

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

Same could be said to all 3 rex. They fought to their death for not even a decent snack. And the one just ate that lizard beforehand.

[@VIGNESHWARRR]

@@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935 guess it was more of an ego issue and fomo.

[@solongdentahlplaan7975]

@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935 lol fr. It would be like me fighting Mike Tyson for a Dorito chip. No, thanks. 🤣😂

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

@@solongdentahlplaan7975 more like, you and some buddies jump tyson for the same 1 chip. Lol.

[@fastecp1]

I love this movie. I saw the original at a drive-in inn in the '60s, and Kong has held a special place in my heart ever since. I am glad Peter Jackson didn't stray far from the original masterpiece, and I think it was cool that he gave a little shout-out to the original actress; when Jack Black asks if "Fay" is available, and his assistant says, "She's doing a picture with RKO. He was referring to Fay Wray, who played Ann Darrow in 1933.

[@flashfoxful]

There's a fun deleted scene that you can find on KZbin: After the stampede in the normal cut, you see the men stop by a large lake/swamp when Baxter leaves the group. The deleted scene shows them building rafts to cross and getting attacked by giant eel things. A pretty cool scene overall and explains where some of the random sailors go that just disappear between the stampede and the log scenes in the regular cut, but I understand why it got cut out since it has no story relevance and only random sailors were killed.

[@vidurarukshan143]

I remember watching this in 2005 and crying like hell at the end

[@enriquezavala4946]

Kristen's reaction at 14:25 was priceless 🤣

[@tree6787]

For King Kong's 50th anniversary my dad and the company he worked for actually made a giant inflatable of Kong and they put him up on the needle of the empire State building . It was such a nightmare because they unpacked him on the bottom floor and drugged him up every flight of stairs. His underarm got ripped being dragged up the stairs and my dad had to sew him back together on some rickety scaffolding with a needle and thread!😊 They were supposed to unpack him on the very top floor of the empire State building! Apparently they didn't listen! 😁 He said it was one of the greatest experiences of his life though!

[@Melomaniac1956]

9:28 These my @CinePals are known as Vastatosaurus Rex (Ravager Lizard King) or V-Rex for short. Peter Jackson said they were fictionally hypothesized to be what the T-Rex would have become if it were allowed to evolved unabated for millions of years after the original extinction of the dinosaurs; the animal's design was also meant to make it the "scariest thing Kong could fight. Apparently due to the ever shrinking landmass and dwindling population numbers, the V-Rexes were forced into inbreeding, resulting in the more monstrous deformed appearances of the V-Rexs’ as well as the snaggleteeth, asymmetrical body proportions, ridged back and less ribs/vertebrae.

[@echo.echo08]

My favorite King Kong movie! I love how it's filled with adventure and the Kong vs Rexs is one of the most awesome fights i've seen ever! the extended cut is one of the few movies I watched repeatedly back-to-back at least 3 times a day. I remember our sitter loved it originally, then she ended up hating it because making her play it for me repeatedly throughout her stay made her sick of it.

[@Britton_Thompson]

Andy Serkis performed the motion-capture CGI version of Kong, and he spent weeks in Rwanda studying wild Mountain Gorillas preparing for the role. He learned so much that he actually had scenes changed in the script based on what he'd learned about gorilla behavior. He fought to have Kong eat wild bamboo on the mountainside when the script originally had him eating the ribs of a dead dinosaur. He was also responsible for Kong grabbing Ann and tossing him onto his back after he saw that was how wild silverbacks travelled with their newborns. The males sling their young onto their backs and have them hold on when they're climbing into trees to make nests when stopping to sleep for the night (wild gorillas are quite nomadic). Andy Serkis convinced Naomi Watts to try it this way, and Peter Jackson loved the finished product they got back from the VFX dept.

[@RichardM1366]

My wife couldn't finish the movie. It was too much for her. She cried for over a hour.

[@countgeekula9143]

While I have issues with the film, everything with Kong and Anne together is terrific and once they arrive back in New York with the 8th Wonder of the World the film is just sublime.

[@palefacejack]

Not necessarily. By doing that, they show the final stage of each character's development or devolvement (Denham). It also closes the chapter for the whole film, which would have been very incomplete if they just kept it at Skull Island. I get where you are coming from though.

[@ericcrittendon330]

I saw this three times in the theater and Everytime I cried and I cry still. This is my favorite movie.

[@boiledcrap]

A lot of old movies borrowed from "Beauty and the Beast" but the 'Gaston' wins and the 'Beast' is just always portrayed as just a monster, even when the monster fights for them and carries the damsel around like a princess.

[@FilmPepe2024]

Idk maybe it’s just people from my generation (24)that do not enjoy this movie but I love this movie so much it’s so good n

[@jaddlawand2358]

Jadd J.A.D.D. Jadd The moments between Kong and Ann, especially at the end are heartbreaking and emotional.

[@WebHead1996-1]

My granfather was a huge King Kong fan so when Peter Jackson made this one hes was ecstatic after the movie finished i remember seeing him kinda tear up at the end he loved this movie anytime it was on he would just watch it. It such a incredible tale and the acting by Andy Serkis as Kong is top notch but the whole cast is phenomenal

[@rajbiswas9077]

Damn Kong is a trained fighter 😂

[@ottoswanson6664]

The First King Kong movie I watched. And then later on I watched the 70's version with Jeff Bridges. That one I think is the most terrifying Kong ever. You guys should react to that one

[@SnappingTurtle801]

Naiomi does have a great scream, but you should hear Fay Wray's in the original. Well, I think you should watch it not necessarily react to it but see it because its the OG, where it all started way back when.

[@nutsfromberserk247]

Still the best monster movie ever made. A modern day masterpiece Edit - For Adrien brody movies The Pianist and Detachment are must watch

[@ottoswanson6664]

The CGI still holds up 🔥🔥

[@milkiassamuel780]

This movie and Godzilla Minus One are some of the best modern day monster movies.

[@aesthetic_pro1510]

Yeah kong has got the best movis man he is true legend with big heart❤

[@aesthetic_pro1510]

​@@milkiassamuel780AdanGommala😂

[@jordanrivera8174]

It’s not a monster movie, it’s a love story

[@WAFFLLER]

Crazy how it’s a monster movie but the humans are the real monsters of this movie. Peter jackson did a perfect job with how emotional this movie is favorite movie of my life 🦍

[@MDBowron]

well to be fair, Godzilla was about forces of nature unleashed due to humans using nuclear weapons, and was suggesting that it was evil humans with nuclear weapons that were causing nature to react against humans, in the form of Godzilla. So yeah, the idea that humans are the real monsters is a common theme in monster movies, even going all the way to books like Frankenstein in 1818.

[@benprewitt4600]

I'm a big reactor fan, and you guys are my favourite reaction to this on all of KZbin. You laugh at the comedy, you gasp at the adventure and most importantly, you cry at the end. It's an amazing film...that you can have a giant monkey taking on three T-Rexs as well as a heart rending ending, and it all works so well together.

[@peterparker6377]

Bond between kong and actress depicted superbly

[@teliteli1386]

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[@ohsaya9]

It wasn't the beauty that got him it's you damn human. He was just chilling at his home.

[@Juansetheunknown]

what i love of this movie is that it show us how we can be the bigger monsters in this world... the greed man Kong here was a victim this is why i Love so much the new Kong from the mosnterverse this movie is beautiful but just broke my heart to see Kong die... the new Kong just destroy like trash those militarly Helicopters that moment on Skull Island movie heal the sadness that this movie gave me

[@YouDontKnowMe2011.9]

I've watched this movie more times than I can count. I hate to say it, but this movie just reiterates how much I hate people and what they are capable of.

[@ottoswanson6664]

12:08 I loved the laughing part 😂

[@Nnvjdj]

This is movie is underated only because of thw climax because literally everyone loves kong❤❤❤

[@justinchristoph3725]

Good, God. I just realized this movie is almost 20 years old.

[@Depre666]

32:38 I cried the same scene 😢 it was just so sad

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

Andy Serkis deservs credit for his great mime/digital puppet acting in this KING KONG, and he never disapointed in RISE PLANET OF THE APES either.

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

Nearly ALL the changes made for this version of KIN KONG worked superbly, to my mind. They understood the best ways to up date the 1933 film WITHOUT losing the feel of 1930s depression New York And with much more character development, Naomi Watts isnt the screaming whining damsel in destress, she learns how to survive using her entertainment skills. Being a computer graphic Kong in this version meant they could get far more facial expressions, instead of having to film only from a distance, which helps you sympathise with the Gorilla all that much more. And they made the best of that, many have said this film is far too long BUT I NEVER got bored or restless in the cinema, they also say Jack Black felt too modern (what ever that means) but he did well (although I'm not usually keen on him) this film is lovingly well made & 100% convincing, beautifully shot for the sun rise sun set scenes & the others, and that awesome music score that's up there with - John Williams, Basil Polidoris, & Jerry Goldsmith

[@zmani4379]

Great reaction - Serkis is famous pioneering motion-capture, esp as Gollum, Kong, and Caesar - my understanding is that for Kong he studied gorillas closely; fascinating how he translates the character moments into gorilla expressiveness; maybe his most purely animal-based performance; also see him in Arabian Nights; 13 Going on 30; Longford; Tintin; Mowgli - re Adrian Brody, also see Thin Red Line; Oxygen; Summer of Sam; Bread and Roses; Splice; Darjeeling Limited; Hollywoodland - Naomi Watts is a powerhouse - see Flirting; Mulholland Drive; Ring; 21 Grams; Adoration; Birdman

[@tubekulose]

Naomi Watts looks completely different from Nicole Kidman. Kidman has a short snub nose whereas Watts's nose is rather of regular length and slightly bent downwards.

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

I will be playing these two videos over and over for a while now. Watch the numbers go up. lol I love vintage era costumes and everyone looked amazing but Naomi was born in the wrong decade. She was simply lovely. My favorite actor from this is the guy who played Jimmy. Jamie Bell was in one of my favorite movies when he was a kid. I hope you ladies see this and look up Billy Elliot. You will get a surprise from another actress you know and love. hint hint hint

[@streamspoart2671]

Shout out to Andy Serkis, he did a great job again as Kong, even made a cameo

[@pranjalmazumder311]

After watching this movie it feels like the only evil in this earth is we humans

[@cropdustcaptain3059]

You two just earned yourself a subscription and fan. Your tears are all I need to know about both of you as people. Thanks for a great reaction.

[@hungfao]

The original 1933 version is my favorite movie of all time and hard to top, but this is a very respectable remake. It does have a lot of things I would have trimmed, but the best parts are when Kong is on the screen.

[@redviper6805]

Another amazing ape Andy Serkis portrayed was in Planer of the Apes trilogy of the 2010s. Recommend reacting to that too

[@TheRoman1964]

If you have seen the original.., there is so much honoring the original . Mariam c cooper was a living Indiana Jones in his day. I read his biography. The best bio I have ever read.

[@phillipdycaico5949]

I saw the original when I was 5 and it made me cry. I’m 66 and it still makes me cry.

[@Koviklay]

The original makes me cry too. The Jackson thing just made me roll my eyes.

[@chefskiss6179]

I loved your post film verbalage; it was the beast that killed the beauty.

[@Zeddyboi86]

It's nice to see a reaction of this movie where everyone actually shuts the f*ck up during the ending. :)

[@magicmike7198]

I remember very well that during filming, a certain excitement emanated from the video blogs that Peter Jackson released every week. And like ''The Lord Of The Rings,'' the hours and hours of documentaries on the making of the film are almost as thrilling as the film itself. There is also an extended version of this grandiose film whose epic side has surprised more than one. Another feat was also accomplished in this film: the music from the great James Newton-Howard who only had about 4 weeks to compose more than three hours of music... which is completely insane when you know about film scoring. The composer of The Lord of the Rings, Howard Shore, not having agreed with Peter Jackson on the direction that the music for Kong should take, amicably left his place... but with so little time before the film's release! I invite you to watch the video between James Newton-Howard and Peter Jackson on KZbin. Jackson, in order to cheer up Howard who is exhausted, tells him not to give up, that ''pain is temporary but film is forever''. We have the proof now.

[@Awesomeman14]

React to these Comedies: (Real Movie) The Ringer, Date Night, Big Stan, Netflix Gabriel Iglesias: Stadium Fluffy, Netflix Jo Koy : Don't Make Him Angry, Starring Chris Evans Cellular

[@billclay9489]

Vivian, can you go to a dangerous island so i can rescue you. Remember what you said. Cant get rid of you. :) LOL

[@lou7139]

RIP Harambe 💔

[@jimmysmith5418]

33:07 aww 😢 😢 She killed him.

[@mevb]

Those komodo dragon-lookng dinos are fictional dinos called a Wetasaur (named after Wera Workshop, Peter Jackson's company which makes concept art and props, like all armor and weapons for The Lord of the Rings, Narnia and The Hobbit). On a side note, those huge bugs that crawl on Jack Driscoll are huge versions of wetas, a New Zealand bush crickets which are known to bite hard and the bites will make you bleed, as shown in the behind the scens documentary.

[@briandecarlo1847]

The original 33 movie with the T rex and Kong fight was much more Gorier and disturbing. Because the t rex was screaming during the entire thing. U could hear the cracking of it's jaws and blood pouring from it's mouth. Afterwards, as Jack is walking by the rex, blood is just pouring out of it's mouth.

[@Rakuziio]

I'm very glad the kong we have now is literally a Kainju.. He ain't gonna hurt falling from the Epire state building. 😊

[@nateisler3]

Ladies ladies ladies, since you are discovering this version of king Kong for the first time, the moment he climbed to the top of the Empire State building. there’s only ends one way for him.

[@jeffdrazin5514]

You girls should watch the 1930s original. Great special effects for the time. The only thing I found a little unbelievable was that she was in a flimsy negligee in the middle of Manhattan in the middle of the winter and was not freezing to death from hyperthermia. But one must suspend disbelief when watching a movie like this.

[@PauloHernandezXD]

To quote Patrice O'Neal, 15:16 "B***h move, I'm looking at the sun."

[@javelldunn3379]

This movie gives me so many emotions because of the ending I love this movie but hard to see people cry because of the end 😢❤

[@Avalon19511]

Just some info the moving of the jaws up and down on the T-Rex is taken from the 1936 original

[@dimitriosgliarmis7622]

The jaw break then playing with it is from the original Kong even

[@dracoargentis]

I realized at almost the same point as you that i didn't actually know how King Kong ended.

[@SubterrelProspector]

How do people not know...

[@varunthanewalla6324]

This movie is my favourite monster movie forever and it made me fall in love with Hollywood but also broke me in so many ways

[@vinayJaat1791]

Peter Jackson should direct new Jurassic World movie I don't understand why director like him not getting movies to direct

[@bethcushway458]

I HATE the line "it was beauty killed the beast". I know it's from the original film (which I watched and cried over hundreds of times as a child) but it 100% wasn't beauty that killed the beast. Anne has nothing to do with his death. Everything is down to man's greed! Poor Anne has bugger all to do with it.

[@terrencemathew7389]

When he said that, I told myself, No, you killed him!

[@MDBowron]

what I think he means is that it's Kong's love for Ann and wanting to protect her and keep her safe was what lead to his unfortunate death, although definitely it was the bad people who killed him that are responsible

[@bhejafried5881]

It was obviously beauty that killed the beast. It was Kong’s love for Ann that got him cornered and killed. Obviously no one is blaming Ann for this. It’s just that Kong is hopelessly in love with Ann

[@Carmelocj831]

Yknow that makes sense because I thought he meant that because Kong wasn’t made to love cause he was known has a monster but Anne came along and fell in love and cause he’s love for Anne is what got him killed 🤷🏽🤷🏽

[@Rebel9668]

If you want a "Kong" with a happy ending I would suggest either the original or the remake of "Mighty Joe Young". About half the size of Kong, but still a big ape.

[@damianstarks3338]

Kong vs V Rexes is iconic an monster fight great second part reaction the ending still hits me hard even to this day.

[@sciencefantastic]

When y'all didn't know how King Kong ended I was like "Oh no..."

[@PauloHernandezXD]

6:27 "I have hope." People who've seen the movie: oh no :( lol

[@carlosduarte5383]

When Kong kills de Y Rex and open the mouth, it's a reference of King Kong from 1933

[@boiledcrap]

One of the few movies that had a video game that was actually good.