Ratings are DEAD. Bring on the next thing.

Rating: 10/10 (11 April 2017)

Honestly, in today's world of people with hardly any integrity, who think ratings can be bought or sold, or who are either/or people and think that the way they feel that morning can and should be taken out on a film, without intelligently being able to process it, the rating system should no longer exist.
You have the little kids with media at their fingertips, and the old have-no-lifes truly still living in mom's basement (figuratively and literally) with computers stuck to their noses, pirating films because they have nothing better to do, and thinking they are critics, when they probably can't even wipe correctly. And don't get me started on the so called serious critics.
All in all, it has made for an now outdated and no longer valid system which should be folded up and incinerated since no one really would be able to fix or correct it. The Rating System, where people rate a film on its merit and its merit alone, is dead.
This film for example was AMAZINGLY ENJOYABLE. No, it wasn't as noteworthy as Citizen Kane or The Birth of a Nation, but COME the HOLY FRICK ON. Are you really SUCH a dufus that you are sitting down to watch something like this expecting it to be? The same people who expect that, are the ones that go to a drive-thru expecting to buy steak on the 99-cent menu. Fools. The problem with today's society is, that there are too many of these fools, and that these fools choose to first fool themselves into thinking they aren't fools.
For those of you who are not crying in their pants and are still reading (you are maybe a non-fool), go watch this movie. You can tell, from the very first scene, that the people involved in making it took the time to try and bring you (us) a quality product. For the most part, IMO, they succeeded. It is HIGHLY entertaining, the characters are interesting and mostly well-acted, there is humor, anger, the CG is fantastic ... Yes, I agree that Samuel Jackson is pretty played out and when they put him in the game, you always get the same character more or less, but even he can't detract much from KONG, who is after all, the star.
Do yourself a favor. Spring for the cost of a ticket or two, take your best friend or lover and go SEE it for yourself. Unless you are hurting for $18, and you are normal, you probably won't come back cry- babying due to lost time or lost money like some of these 'raters' are doing. (Like I really believe the ones complaining actually paid to see it and saw it on the big screen as opposed to their laptop screens). You'll have a great time.