Kong: Skull Island is one gnarly monster movie that doesn’t hide the monsters in the darkness or create tension by having them lurk in the background. Instead, it puts monsters front and center in the spotlight, and they come through with shining colors. Kong has never been more thrilling, and his nasty opponents make for such compelling monster fights that you’ll be even more disappointed in the fact that we didn’t get to see Godzilla do this much in his own return in 2014. Charged with a 1970s rock and roll soundtrack, Kong: Skull Island also never loses steam. It plows through an endless array of vicious monster attacks, all presented through a lens that masterfully captures the action, scenery and delightfully grim adventure that Jordan Vogt-Roberts has assembled on screen.

This film is what the fans have been waiting to see the "KING" KONG should be on the big screen. The visuals, the action, the story all near perfect in presentation. The 3D, the 4K all 1000% stunning. The audio off the charts. This steebook is definitely something that should be in EVERYONE's film collection. Side note: Watch the "END CREDITS" for some surprise footage,

This movie review coming from age 55+. I thought it was a very good movie with much time spent on detail of the set and the characters. It may be scary for young children but I enjoyed watching it. The ending was not what I expected. It is a must see for anyone who grew up in our generation watching the classic King Kong.

I am a Godzilla fan, but I must admit that Kong is beast in this film. I like the haikus since I was a kid, and usually Americanizing them ruins them. Yet, lately they have been hitting the Mark. This film is one example. Buy it!

I purchased this film simply because it has an Atmos soundtrack and sci-fi is my thing. I wish I had gone ahead and purchased the 4k UHD version of it, but it was under $10 so... I'm happy