Never, have so many people survived a helicopter crash

Rating: 1/10 (17 April 2017)

A long row of endlessly bad decisions Starting with casting Samuel Jackson in anything. It's basically the same old King Kong story,only the location has changed. Humans find king Kong,and first thought & reaction is, kill king Kong.And from than on,it's all downhill
But this time, with a politically correct cast.1 Asian 2-3 black guys 1 white Women.1 Hispanic nerd,1 white guy.And that is only the lead characters.
Samuel Jackson plays the same character he plays in every movie these days.The over the top lager than life,I'm-so-tough-even-god -is -afraid of-me. Not one of the the entire crew are likable,nor relatable. Not to mention the number of helicopters,seem to grow while they are fighting.They start with 4 than they seem to be up to 8 or 9+a Chinook
One of the MANY things that makes this movie so bad,is that they have made Kong the main Enemy,the big bad.So to speak.You get to see very little of other creatures that could be dangerous for tiny humans. The survivors from the crash,pretty much act like it's a walk in the park.Every place they should have the sense walk around, they walk through.They also never run out of ammunition..Which get really comical. cause they basically empty a clip, in everything they see.
OH Yeah.Did I forgot to mention they suddenly midway through a battle ,have 50cal finished mounted with tripod an everything,the precise moment Jackson tell them they need it.Even though two sec. ago they were on the run. Only problem is,up until that moment,nobody was carrying anything that heavy.
The plot holes are just endless.Along with the incredibly bad decisions, made by Jackson,who is suppose to be a superb commanding officer. The problem with having Jackson in anything,is that he is to expensive to be killed off. So you know you'll have to suffer him the entire movie