King Kong - Best movie of this year
03 January 2006, 10:02 AM
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King Kong - Best movie of this year
went to see it with sister, her two kids 7 and 9, and mum. thought this was the best movie i have seen this year. the fight scene with the t rex's was fab, the end was especially well done. real blubber moment.
03 January 2006, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by bigsinky
real blubber moment.
Agree, it was a good film with brilliant CGI, but far too chinny for my liking.
03 January 2006, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by bigsinky
went to see it with sister, her two kids 7 and 9, and mum. thought this was the best movie i have seen this year. the fight scene with the t rex's was fab, the end was especially well done. real blubber moment.
you must not have seen many films this year either so Im sure you'll find something else in 363 days time that you like
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Frankly, I was rather disappointed! 
Yes, the CGI was good.
Yes, the bint was stunning to look at.
Yes, the final sequence on the Empire State Building was astounding.
No, I didn't get emotionally attached to the monkey.
That was shocking, seeing as how in each of the LOTR films I was usually a snivelling wretch thanks to the Walsh/Jackson screenplay and their ability to pluck at my emotions at will.
Oh yeah, and Jack Black was wrong for the part - I'm sure they could have found someone much better.
Yes, the CGI was good.
Yes, the bint was stunning to look at.
Yes, the final sequence on the Empire State Building was astounding.
No, I didn't get emotionally attached to the monkey.
That was shocking, seeing as how in each of the LOTR films I was usually a snivelling wretch thanks to the Walsh/Jackson screenplay and their ability to pluck at my emotions at will.
Oh yeah, and Jack Black was wrong for the part - I'm sure they could have found someone much better.
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