- The King Kong gorilla in "King Kong: Skull Island" will be 100 feet (30.48 meters) tall, which is four times the 25-foot setting of Peter Jackson's 2005 version of "King Kong".
- Tom Hiddleston made great efforts to make this film. In order to interpret the image of a tough guy, he read a lot of books on exploration before shooting, and he also recruited members of the former Navy SEALs to accompany him in training and conducted special investigations. A school known for jungle warfare, and this school is where the British SAS soldiers were trained in the 1960s.
- "King Kong: Skull Island" is the first Hollywood blockbuster filmed in Vietnam. The location is magnificent and full of mystery.
- The extras who play the aboriginal people of the mysterious island in the film are local villagers in Vietnam.
- When Brie Larson was filming the film, he was most afraid of flying in a helicopter, because the helicopter they were riding in did not have a door.
- The monster image design in the film is influenced by Hayao Miyazaki's "Princess Mononoke". King Kong is a bit like the unicorn beast of Skull Island. Spider monsters and buffalo monsters are the rulers of their respective gods, just like the dog gods and pig gods in "Princess Mononoke".
Kong: Skull Island behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Ethel 2021-10-20 19:02:29
Just want to ask about a funny comparison in the short review, Donkey Kong and DC Universe have half a dime relationship, what is the logic of liking! A short comment that pretends not to be x but does not know what to say! Genre movies such as monster movies, of course, look at Donkey Kong's mighty domineering! ps: English is also very bad, so don't pretend to be x and write English. It's embarrassing to be half-Chinese and not foreign. As for Jing Tian, it’s just a soy sauce background, and will not deny the completion of a film because of prejudice against one person.
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Nikki 2021-10-20 19:02:29
"Where are the magical animals in the Jingtian universe". Meaningless primitive tribes, meaningless King Kong to save beauty, meaningless sweetness. (Upstairs in the PS who said that the blockbuster visual effects do not need a plot, have you ever watched a movie?)
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Hank Marlow: Hey, what happened with the war? Did we win?
James Conrad: Which one?
Hank Marlow: Uh-huh. That makes sense.
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[after credits]
James Conrad: You just gonna sit there? In the dark? You're enjoying this, right? Is this fun for you? I promise I won't tell the Russians.
Mason Weaver: I promise *I* will tell the Russians.
James Conrad: She's gonna tell the Russians.
[throws pencil at the reverse mirror]
James Conrad: Why are you keeping us here?
Mason Weaver: I want to go home.
James Conrad: We get it. There was no island. We were never on an island.
Houston Brooks: [enters the room] Island? What island?
James Conrad: Brooks, what the hell is going on?
Houston Brooks: Welcome to MONARCH. This island is just the beginning.
San: There's more out there.
James Conrad: What do you mean more?
Houston Brooks: This world never belonged to us. It belonged to them. The question is, how long before they take it back. Kong is not the only king.
[Godzilla roars]