Sitting on a plateau over a tumultuous sea

Rating: 8/10 (19 September 2018)

When you can focus on that view from the island plateau, sensing destiny destroying your bridges and still see everlasting beauty, you can accept that some parts could be discarded but still be a part of the whole.
It relates with KKong. What else?
It's about greed and ambition, yes it is.
As I see it, all those great fights and insects, all that egotistical unsensibility are there to underline the fact that their unique relation was indestructible and meant to be.
Isn't that what's cinema is all about?
I consider the oeuvre more than a remake.
Technically impecable. A good thing, not a senseless repetition of already made scenes.
To those who care about cinema should bring some sense of fulfillment.