They remade King Kong? I'd probably know this if I watched more TV with regular commercials.
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What, again?
It's called Kong Skull Island, and Samuel L. Jackson is in it.
Well, of COURSE he is. Who else? Anyone of note? Hiddleston, maybe?
It's called Kong Skull Island, and Samuel L. Jackson is in it.
I've seen previews and it seems like Kong one part of the story, not the whole story. Something about other beasts.
Anyone of note? Hiddleston, maybe?
No one they made a point of showing.
Of course Hiddleston's in it. It fulfills the "Hiddleston or Cumberbatch" clause that movies have apparently adopted.
>Of course Hiddleston's in it. It fulfills the "Hiddleston or Cumberbatch" clause that movies have apparently adopted.
Which I fully endorse.
You know, I respect BC's acting skills, and I admire him personally. But for the last little bit, his name in a cast sort of assures I won't be seeing whatever it is. It's like Michael Caine or John Wayne, ubiquity doesn't necessarily serve every story.
I've never sen Michael Caine as an indicator that I shouldn't see a movie the way Nicholas Cage and Kristen Stewart are, he just doesn't guarantee that anything other than his own acting will be worth watching.