Skull island: An effort to be commended

[Trisdino]

Please... no reviews of the movie... that is not the point of this thread 

[stoneage]

Please... no reviews of the movie... that is not the point of this thread 

Well it seems you gave a review of movies in your opening statement.  What is the point if not to discuss Skull Island.

[Trisdino]

The point is to discuss skull island, as in, the place, not the movie it was in. I just gave my quick review to get that out of the way.

[Roselaar]

I just gave my quick review to get that out of the way.

And now we're all doing the same thing.

A "documentary" on the Skull Island wildlife would be a marvelous thing. Fits the mood of the explorers' photo in the book.

[Takama]

I just gave my quick review to get that out of the way.

And now we're all doing the same thing.

A "documentary" on the Skull Island wildlife would be a marvelous thing. Fits the mood of the explorers' photo in the book.

I have a Special edition of PJs King Kong that came with a fake documentary that acts like the whole event was a true story. It says the first explorers meant gruesome deaths, and the only proof that's left of Skull Islands Existence is the Bones of King Kong.

[SpartanSquat]

I really like your words about the World that Jackson and Weta team created! I have to said that Skull Island inspired me a lot to create my Spec Evo Project: Mu. I hope the Kong prequel will be teh same Skull Island that Jackson brought us 9 years ago. But could change like Hobbit Trilogy.

[Brontozaurus]

I'm honestly not surprised or angry that people called the Vastatosaurus a T rex. They were never named in the movie, only in ancillary materials like the Skull Island book that the majority of viewers never saw.

[Ultimatedinoking]

Um... How would a hypothetical tyrannosaur descendant re evolve a finger?

[tyrantqueen]

Um... How would a hypothetical tyrannosaur descendant re evolve a finger?

It's not impossible but I don't think it would happen. The bone is still there, it's just vestigial.

[Ultimatedinoking]

Um... How would a hypothetical tyrannosaur descendant re evolve a finger?

It's not impossible but I don't think it would happen. The bone is still there, it's just vestigial.

I know, it would mean that it re grew the bones, and gained a new claw.