Godzilla Vs. Kong

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Nyarlathotep
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Godzilla Vs. Kong

Post by Nyarlathotep »

Visually Great.

But the plot is complete nonsense from start to finish. And I don't mean the part about the giant monkey and the giant firebreathing iguana. The many many plot holes and hand waves make them look completely plausible by comparison.

I just finished watching it and I have a headache now.
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Anaxagoras
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Re: Godzilla Vs. Kong

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Haven't seen it myself. Charlie's review:
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Anaxagoras
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Re: Godzilla Vs. Kong

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BTW, which streaming service is this on anyway?
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Nyarlathotep
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Re: Godzilla Vs. Kong

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Anaxagoras wrote: ↑Sun Apr 04, 2021 7:54 am BTW, which streaming service is this on anyway?
HBO Max.

I do agree with the reviewer above that this one is a step up from the last one. But to me that is more a testament to how bad the last one was, not that this one was particularly good.
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Simon Bar Sinister
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Re: Godzilla Vs. Kong

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Chicago Tribune headline for its review..........When Hairy Met Scaly.
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Re: Godzilla Vs. Kong

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It was fun.
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