The last time we saw the roar of the King Kong of the big screen more than ten years in the film version of the classic monsters Peter Jackson in 2005, and Hong: Director Skull Island, is Jordan Vogt-Roberts to repeat what everyone has planned before in his next blockbuster. The director recently spoke with SFX magazine revealed some interesting news: No dinosaurs in the film and new creatures inspired by to see instead are a number of potential sources. "The first word was that" there are dinosaurs, "says Vogt-Roberts." The Jurassic world takes it for me, and the release of Peter Jackson did a good job with this V-Rex fight. "Avoid tropes of the latest films Hong, the director clearly watching their progress.
This is probably a wise move, which is contrary to the Hong Dino the most exciting and memorable parts of the movies Jackson and the privilege of the Jurassic and definitely outside the labor Dino wall epics in time. Although dinosaurs are on the table, which is making the film? According to Vogt-Roberts, the goal is to create a series of original creatures big and bad Hong himself, but still strong enough to be considered as a cushion invention individual countries and their epic. It almost seems like the feudal system is written in the ancient and mysterious island. It is a great method. But the strangest thing is the inspiration of these new creatures. "It was and Miyazaki's Princess Mononoke and Pokemon strange alien landmarks.
Because I wanted these things to have a spiritual essence to them and for them, and I wanted them at the same time was amazing and frightening." Pokemon, huh? I'm trying to think of a Pokemon creature brought to life realistic CG-driven this film ... and yes, I think the "beautiful stranger" seems perfect. The trailer and images that we've seen so far from the wonderful Skull Island, a magnificent landscape of huge skeletons. I can not wait to see what kind of creatures Vogt-Roberts and his team cooked for us, and with the atmosphere of apocalypse now clearly indicate the film, and I am confident that this film will be much more than the standard being. And certainly keep an eye out for the background of the veil charger.
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