Oh, I’m so glad this happened. Now I get to do this…
Hehehehehehehehehe… gifs…
Ahem… yes, I do believe they are better overall. Because I can see them clearly and the camera angles are interesting. New even. Not there’s anything wrong with KOTM’s. They’re good too. Small gripes only, with the cutaways and constant precipitation. But it’s impressive all the same.
The fights in both films had no tension either way, because I already knew what was going down in both films. They weren’t going to kill Godzilla, not when GvK was on the horizon. And, correctly, you said Mecha G was known too, so we could predict what was gonna go down there too. Zero tension. But fun and entertaining both times.
What happens is…
1.) Kong finds his ancestral home, picks up a cool axe.
2.) He activates the axes power (it being a bone and dorsal fin of a dead G.
3.) Godzilla sensing someone has been snooping about in the place no one is supposed to be, messing with his energy, blasts a hole to the place, like an angry dad whose kids are in the dad-cave playing with his Jackie Robinson autographed bat, and yells for them to knock it off.)
4.) The blast begins the destruction of Kongs throne room, he gets pissed and leaves.
5.) G, continues looking for Apex, which was why he’s in Hong Kong in the first place. Kong the Ape is more like a very disobedient teenager to him, constantly getting out of line, needing an ass-whooping.
6.) They fight. Kong gets in a few decent to good shots. Godzilla has enough, ends it quickly, decisively.
It’s done well, as is KOTM.
That cartoon is neat. There are a few vague similarities, but thats all, the same way G2k has a similar scene involving a big lizard and an suv, like Jurassic Park. No axe (the building weapon is more akin to the tree used in the original KKvG), they spend all of 5 seconds in the city, Kong throws some rocks, etc to distract G, makes a dust cloud to hide from the nuke-breath, they fight in a fairly standard way given how theyd both acted before in the previous MV films, G drags him under water etc… all of these things are, well, obvious things almost any filmmaker would do with these 2 characters. I do wonder if this artist would up working on the effects animation team in any way. Whoever they are certainly put some work in on it. That would be good for them.
Kong left Hollow earth because, in his mind, the same asshole that ruined his boating trip just blew his new house to Hell. He wasn’t happy and he had a shiny new axe to show off. Obvious.
Kong acts like an ape. He uses tools. Not a surprise. They do that. Not to that degree, of course, but he’s evolved. Of course G “falls” for it, he’s looking amongst the rubble for Kong.
Idk, I still think it could be either a drowning at or dragging to hollow earth. It’s subjective, up to the viewer. And G isn’t evil in the movie at all. More of an antagonist than the last 2, but Apex is pissing him off. Kong and Monarch are pissing him off. He’s a king whose subjects are acting like a bunch of dicks. He’s gotta lay out some smack, get things back in line.
Also, nope! No downloadable energy. I guess I’m like one of the 5 people who paid attention to the dialogue. They extract a sample, analyze it, send the data back to Apex for recreation. And given its a naturally occurring substance in this sci-fi world, it stands to reason it could be recreated on the surface.
You enjoy Little Ceasars and The Buttman. Your opinions are folly.