Secondly, the girl is just a character who develops a liking for an animal. Her care for the writer didn’t seem more important than kong because obviously, he is just an animal who does not undertsand so therefore needs more ATTENTION. The reason she didnt seem to care about those around here rather than kong in the NY scene was the fact that she was the only one capable of bring him to a calm so she went straight for the SOURCE of the problem.

And lastly, the bug scene reflects upon what the team encountered on their journey in a place where they have never been before. It just shows how nasty making a wrong turn can be if your not prepared enough to tackle the problem.

These are some of the geniune reasons as to why those sequences were shot in certain ways and there could have been hundreds more. One of the reasons why you may have disliked particular scenes may be the fact that you are not looking at it from another point of view.

However, there were a couple of things that bothered me. Things that I felt took the whole movie away from the balance of imaginative fun ended up and pulling it into the realm of near-absurdity…

1. The scene where the dinosaurs run through the canyon. An entire valley of giant Brontosauruses is herded into a canyon by a couple of raptors. I find this whole scene to be extremely unbelievable when analyzed logically. First of all, I hardly doubt a couple of small raptors would scare giant Brontosauruses. The very fact that the Brontosaurus is huge is a testament to it’s ability to fend off attacks. Look at it’s enormous, powerful tail. They would have herded together and crushed all the raptors, not gone off running in stupid terror. To top it off, they go running through the canyon, with people dodging between their legs. Sure, a few of the people got killed, but at least half survived. I just don’t see how anyone could have survived that.

2. The way how the girl falls in love with King Kong. I found it to be way overdone and, once again, verging on absurdity. Yes, King Kong saved her life. Yes, he showed some near-human emotions. However, he was essentially just a giant monkey. She didn’t seem to understand this, and seemed as if she cared more about the monkey than the hundreds of innocent people around her that were in danger and getting killed. She seemed to have a genuine problem discerning between her love for King Kong and her love for the playwriter she met on the ship.

3. The bug scene. I know that this “absolutely” just had to be in the movie because it was in the original or something. And yes, it was an altogether terrifying scene. However, it seemed altogether out of place and didn’t seem to add anything to the story. Another one of those entertaining scenes that just didn’t make a whole lot of sense.

Synopsis: Entertaining movie. Couple of things that are rather absurd. But entertaining overall. Amazing job with special effects. I rate it 6.5 out of 10 stars.