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Kong realized too late that maybe he should've had an exterminator check his house out before moving in.
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Kong realized too late that maybe he should've had an exterminator check his house out before moving in.
Bi Awakening tournament - season 5 - Round 1
Who was your Bisexual Awakening?
Ann Darrow/Jack Driscoll (King Kong (2005))
Odysseus and Penelope (Epic the Musical)
Epic art by @gigizetz
Submission message for Ann and Jack: no message
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Simply a collection of sketches, but I have almost finished the page🦭
Hope to find time for a new drawing soon✨️✨️
"IT'S IN THE SUBTEXT"
Jack Driscoll King Kong (2005)
Rewatching King Kong 2005, and:
(1) I really think the subplot between the Hayes (Evan Parke) and Jimmy (Jamie Bell) might be the best part of the Skull Island story.
(2) Andy Serkis' Lumpy is funnier than I remember him being as a kid.
(3) The extended scenes in this film do not feel necessary, but most of them are monster sequences and people getting squashed, so I can see why they were trimmed. They are fun, but not really a net loss.
(4) The Skull Island natives are the worst/most racist part about this film and the King Kong narrative in general. Jesus be a Fence.
(5) Almost everyone in the cast works in the film except for Adrien Brody as Jack Driscoll. I don't like him as an actor in general, but he truly sucks the air out of every scene he's in - especially playing opposite of Naomi Watts. He truly feels intrusive in her storyline, which isn't something I can say about any of the other male actors she shares a scene with. I'm rooting for Kong whenever the movie allows him to smash his character into paste.
(6) Bruce Baxter peacing out of the "Rescue Ann Darrow" mission might be the smartest thing anyone in the film did, but it also works as a way to (kinda) explain how the German captain and the other men rescue everyone.
(7) The dinosaur stampede sequence is such a cartoon sequence. It's really hard to do anything except laugh at characters fixing their cigars, Mario jumping on collapsing cliff faces, or running past people with speeds only achievable if you were Bugs Bunny (the only thing missing was the treadmill feet, ah-la Kung Fu Hustle).
(8) King Kong jaw-splitting his enemies remains the coolest finishing move for any movie monster ever.
Jack Driscoll the first mate played by Bruce Cabot from the original 1933 King Kong
Was seperated into 3 different characters in the Peter Jackson remake.
Jack Driscoll the writer played by Adrien Brody
Mr. Hayes the first mate played by Evan Parke
And Bruce Baxter the actor played by Kyle Chandler who acts and recites Bruce Cabot's dialogue from the original film.
You’re writing a comedy? Yes, I am. I’m writing it for you. Why would you do that? Why would I write a play for you? Isn’t it obvious?
— KING KONG (2005) I dir. Peter Jackson
King Kong
Capítulo I
Ni siquiera en la oscuridad del crepúsculo y tras el manto de nieve que flotaba ligeramente, el Wanderer era algo más que un modesto y viejo carguero de cabotaje.
-Délos W. Lovelace según el argumento de Edgar Wallace y Merian C. Cooper