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andrewduckerJust watched King Kong again, was thrilled in the same places, scared in the same places, delighted in the same places, and cried again at the end.
Having spent the last couple of days walking, scratching, cuddling and chasing a mammal of my own for the last few days (who also knows exactly what she wants and what she wants you to do, and can be demanding about it) I particularly enjoyed Kong's throwing of a temper tantrum when he's first told "No."
Having spent the last couple of days walking, scratching, cuddling and chasing a mammal of my own for the last few days (who also knows exactly what she wants and what she wants you to do, and can be demanding about it) I particularly enjoyed Kong's throwing of a temper tantrum when he's first told "No."
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Date: 2006-04-27 09:48 pm (UTC)And I know you were put off by the CGI, but having spent a couple of days watching Attenborough playing with apes and then watched Kong (all at my parent's place this week), I really couldn't spot any evidence of it. And I'm usually the first to spot blocky movement or light that was wrong. Everything just looked _right_ to me.
Maybe you jusat don't like monkeys...