"Godzilla vs. King Kong" from the beginning to the end, it is a cool film in the visual system, the scene of the behemoth battle, it is like a large-scale desperate battle of the gods on the Olympus. The source of "shuang" is probably this kind of mutual strangulation of equivalents that humans cannot reach. The sky and the sea are swirling, the earth is shaking and the mountains are shaking. Human beings have always humbledly shrunk behind the two big celestial monsters to watch them defend their enemies. When the intensity becomes the shock on the grand level, the fight also gives the audience a sense of satisfaction. Godzilla is like Wen Kexing, and King Kong is more like Zhou Zishu who wants to be at ease, both of which are involved because of the rivers and lakes. The mutual sympathy between King Kong and Godzilla in the life-and-death struggle, in a sense, carries the Japanese samurai culture. The film draws on the experience and lessons of several previous movies, and partly returns to the Showa universe. It does not appear to be vain, and directly crushes the past with violent aesthetics.
Godzilla vs. Kong evaluation action
2022-01-28 08:04
Extended Reading
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Tianna 2022-03-26 09:01:05
Humans performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation on King Kong, and King Kong performed bone-setting therapy on himself.
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Davonte 2022-01-28 08:04:45
(Hint: spoiler in disguise) Unequipped monkey encounters a high-level crocodile being hammered in the wild. The monkey went to brush a few waves of wild, went home and got out the equipment, and got back a city in the second battle. However, the level of disadvantage is obvious, and the follow-up solo is still inferior to the crocodile. The crocodile can't beat the dragon with a single swipe. The monkey came to help regardless of the suspects, and the crocodile was moved and gave the buff to the monkey.
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Bernie Hayes: Before we go any further, I've got one question, tap or no tap?
Madison Russell: No tap.
Josh Valentine: Excuse me, what is tap?
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Madison Russell: Theory is it makes you docile, easy to manipulate .
Josh Valentine: Oh, I drink tap water.
Bernie Hayes: Yeah, I kinda figured that but she does the thinking for both of you so it should be alright.