@@deusmachinima1189Personally the Skullcrawlers are the only species besides Kong that I actually found memorable in that film. But I could go on for ages about the creatures in Peter Jackson’s Skull Island.
Fun fact about that game. I was only 7 playing it and did not know what the flying dinosaurs were called. The word ‘wanker’ had recently been discovered by 8 year old me. So my mum gave me quite the bollocking when she heard me screaming “OH NO THE WANKERS ARE BACK!”
Especially the ending could of went on longer maybe even a second movie they should of stayed on the island longer then made the second movie about escaping the island and the city part could be the second end half of the second movie
Yeah there was a scene in the actual film where a random crew member is given a heartrending backstory about being an orphan and I'm like what the fuck does this have to do with an adventure to an island with a giant ape on it lmao? XD
Tgat Gtr lol Godzilla vs Kong haha......pretty sure Godzilla is so much bigger than him and atomic breathe lol Btw can u suggest me some big popular new movie that already aired this year? Have not been watching any movie lately
i wish they'd make another game on it. even without the og actors, the world of skull island can carry its own weight. plus now we have the technology to accurately recreate the bug pit scene.
All those King Kong movies, none can beat this. As a child, I wasn't scared of Kong. Instead, other creatures on that island chase me into my dreams. Even as an adult, I still am terrified of the giant bugs scene.
For those wondering how adrien brody's character was able to hold his breath for so long, it's explained in the actual lore that he was able to inhale much more air than his mates because of the size of his nose.
OH MY.... So this is where those scorpions and sea monsters from the Xbox game come from! It took me 13 years to discover that, but I'm glad they added deleted stuff to the game.
Production of the videogame was probably at the same time as Post production of this movie. So while developing the game they may didnt know that this scene would be cutted out.
Peter Jackon's deleted scenes are always the best. In the other movies the deleted scene is usually some dialogue that drags on and on, but with PJ you get 6 minute actions packed scenes like this with fully done CGI. What a man!
This why you should always buy ultimate editions of his movies, you will get thr deleted scenes in either the extra features or in the extended edition
Also when you search into physics and learn that water stops bullets dead in their tracks. 👁️👄👁️ EDIT: Alright smart folks, take it easy. I know how it actually works and what I said is not true. I merely exaggerated on it just for a joke, but it would seem some people have a habit of misinterpreting jokes. So if you please, read my replies to other people before you would comment. Thank you.
Lol, that's exactly my thought watching this scene. I was looking at both boats if they had at least 1 main character, turns out they both have, even though the other boat got destroyed.
He can hold his breath longer than Mario. For real though they could have sacked off Kong and just had a film about exploring an island full of mad prehistoric creatures, I'd watch it
Peter Jackson was just so unforgiving in how hostile and savage Skull Island is. The men of the Venture don't just die, they get devoured, trampled, squashed and mutalated by some of the most terrifying and sometimes disgusting nightmarish creatures ever seen on screen. This film scared me more than some of the most hardcore horror films.
@@willthorson4543 yes!! it is the most memorable moment in the movie!! The most creepy and unsettling part of the movie and that right at the end of it.. it always freaked me out when I rewatched the movie knowing that it will come
Completely agreed! I mean the guy made crickets terrifying!! I know it's a pipe dream but I'd pay come up off a lot of coin for a Skull Island movie like PJ's, without Kong in it
@@brilicusgaming6922 But they did survive. They thrived actually. Than something happened which made their civilization crumble. The remains of the civilization can be seen in the tribes people in the beginning. Don't underestimate humanity's survivability.
@@edwin5145 They survived because they built a huge-ass wall to keep the creatures out. I do want to know what happened to ruin what was clearly a prosperous civilization. Was it a plague? A storm? A war? I'd really love to know.
@@russellbrown6888 The wall was built later if I recall correctly. I'm pretty sure that canonically the tribes people were quite dominant and there are a variety of now ancient ruins placed on islands initially built by their civilization. I can't remember the cataclysmic event that was their destruction.
CGI is used by every movie now and because everyone wants it they rush it hell and back. Another thing is films nowadays don’t have a vision so they will film the same scene 5 different ways, then make the cgi artist do do all 5 scenes and pick the 1 they like best to be in the movie. That’s why these movies have crazy budgets
This was also the most expensive movie ever made at the time (like $200 million) , if I'm not mistaken, so Peter Jackson had a lot to work with. And yes, he is a very talented filmmaker. Im glad I had the chance to go see it in the theaters when I was 11. Back then most big hits actually had some creativity.
Are we all going to ignore how good the effects of this deleted scene from a 2005 monster movie look? Edit: 1. Apparently a some people did get to watch this scene! There are some editions/cuts of the movie that kept this. That's awesome!!! 2. C'mon guys. There are big budget movies today that look worse than this. Yes, it's not perfect. Yes thete were better-looking movies at that time and there have been others since. But this is cool, and it's well done.
@@toddyzilla6066 yeah, the moment of Jack Black filming the guy being eaten was fantastic. Not really sure why they didn't film the actor actually underwater in an indoor green screen tank. The scene was fantastic minus that.
Its insane that such a well animated scene didn't make it into the final cut. They finished the whole scene and still decided not to use it. What a shame
From an animator perspective, those underwater sceene looks horrible. They already have those stampede scene. Why would they add another horrible scene? No wonder they ended up not using this scene.
@@thegoodfather1177 the water is way too clear for a swamp water filled with bunch of algae on top. You can't even see the bottom of it meanwhile while underwater, you can clearly see objects 5-10 meters away. And the scenes also lack on details as you can see while the piranhadon chasing the main character. It's so clean not even a bubble or muds were floating around the character. It kinda ruined the atmosphere (dangerous swampy water). Also, the camera works looks way too calm for such an intense moments it kinda makes it looks so lame instead. And if you swim underwater, you don't move in slow motion. You'll be moving in normal speed with more preassure. And it is not the same with moving in slow motion. You can find a bunch of movies with intense underwater scenes and you can clearly see the flaws in this scenes without even know the basics of movie making. The eiditing also got some flaws. As you can see in 4:48, the water ripples so much because of piranhadon. But in 4:52, looks like nothing happened behind them. I'm saying this not because I can make a better scene than this. I'm saying this just to say that I understand why they end up not using this scene. Sorry for my bad english
Peter Jackson is one of the best directors of our time. Even when he has to edit scenes out for the movie run time he still finishes them all and puts them back into the film for the extended home releases. Most directors never finish the scenes and leave the in the deleted scenes pile for the DVD extras.
@@turinmormegil7715 but then it wouldve been 4 hours long. I wish they did keep the Saruman scene but it doesnt hurt the movie for me because before watching the EE i thought the army of Ents were enough to keep Saruman a non threat anyways.
Gotta feel for the last dude, mere feet away from safety, having survived every unimaginable horror up until then, only to get snapped up and dragged into the abyss.
I don’t know when these side characters are just dead weight realistically even if the character was very minor they would morn there death and mention them but that doesn’t happen in this movie they just die and are never mentioned again
This movie does NOT get the credit it deserves. This was a masterful cinematic experience and it gets completely swept under the rug. *Edit*: Look at this. Look at all of my likes... all of this POWER coursing through my veins. If my insta got this many likes --? Whew, y'all would NOT hear from me.
I saw this in cinema just before christmas 2005, I was out delivering stuff with my dad in his truck when there was a storm and they closed some of the roads so we were stranded for a few hours, the two big movies out then were this and The chronicles of Narnia, we chose this. This was too long and became boring, I saw Narnia on tv a couple of years later, it would have been a better choice.
jay- dee-007 the movie already had a long duration & this happening would have cost more time in the end, and quite frankly the underwater part is done kinda badly
Dakota Evers as a fan of the video game I was disappointed that they cut this scene there were a few creatures in this scene that you face in the game and also you go through a swamp
i haven't seen every deleted scene from this movie. but this one, why did they decide to not keep this in? it adds to how different the creatures are on that island and the scale of how big they are. plus it's a really good scene. i love this movie, would have loved if it had been longer and we got to see more of.....everything there really
The CGI is noticeably worse than the rest of the movie. The underwater parts look ridiculous and the fish looks like an incomplete render, not fully texturized. Its clear once they knew it wasn't going to be put in the theatrical cut, they just left it as is and moved on.
@@samuelgeaney7556i wouldn’t say it adds nothing if there’s people dying. when you watch the normal person and suddenly there’s crew members missing, it creates a plot hole or confusion. but to be fair you probably wouldn’t even notice since they were not even given names as far i know
To me this scene is great for a few reasons. CGI being well done especially for 2005, not having a "Red Shirt" boat, and like most large predators, the fish doesn't kill you on contact when biting you. You have plenty of time to suffer on the way out making it far worse.
Yeah I hate the red shirt trope. Each boat had important characters on them and I think it's cool that when you see the fish lift up the first one, you assume everyone on it is going to die but then it's revealed Adrian Brody is on that one.
Acho que a parte em baixo d´água não ficou legal. Dá pra ver claramente que eles estão fingindo kkkk E o CGI não ficou legal também. Ia destoar do restante do filme.
Peter jackson's kong got more adventure vibes to it better than skull island, we got introduced to the island's hostile creatures 1 by 1 and we got to see way more dangers. That's why it's more iconic and more memorable IMO.
Adrien Brody goes under at 2:28 and comes up at 3:47 1 minute and 19 seconds. That's above average for holding breath (45 seconds to 1 minute) but, its still completely possible
@@sonoftheway3528 Add to this the fact that any human surpass themselves in those kind of situations cause of adrenaline. He probably survived because he deseperatly wanted to
When this movie came out and I watched it on DVD mind you, not Blu-ray, it was and still is one of the clearest and sharpest films visually in terms of resolution that I've ever seen. They spared no expense with the production quality.
Yes. And every scene/setting is absolutely beautifully crafted. The producers and everyone involved in the 3 1/2 hour run time of the full film really just wanted to put as much hard work as they could into the film, and you can tell they did.
chaseinyourface87 I’ve never even heard of that movie I just looked it up online and read it was released a couple of years ago PJ was one of the producers on set though not the director though to be honest it doesn’t look like a movie I’d watch
@@murphysanders9878 well... even that scene has many good things... the VFX in itself is good (the animation, the simulations, the dinos themselves, the environment, etc), the only problem is how the live action footage of the actors was mixed with it, and how this was filmed in the first place (the lighting, the camera moves, etc).
The thing i love about King Kong is they show you the different sections of the world. The rivers, the shoreline, the jungle, the insectoid pit, the high areas of the apes.
Yes! Very underrated film, and nobody paid it any attention. There is a 3hr 20min unrated "deluxe extended" DVD edition released in 2006 that includes all the scenes deleted from the theatrical version
Its a great film and i dont really understand the critiscm of it,its king kong what were you expecting? Its an excellent adventure monster movies it is long but personally i like that and agian its peter Jackson you know what your getting into his shorts in college lasted longer then a semester
@Tsephe Letseka That's interesting. No surprise there. Horror movies don't usually affect me, but this scene was an exception, despite not being from a horror movie.
-"Oh look, they survive! Im so glad"- *10 minutes after they all get eaten by gigantic bugs in that hellhole that is the most traumatizing movie scene ever*
That bug hell hole scene fucked me up as a kid. Poor dude getting swallowed alive by “leech” monsters. Wrong time for me to be tearing through a plate of wings lol
It’s what makes the movie so good. So much care and time was put into every scene that the film length really just raps viewers into it and just is a great viewing experience as a whole.
Cameron was inspired by this scene and has travelled to pandora to recreate this scene on dry land. Jackson's interpretation of king kong is pure art and an hommage to the old days of trick technology.
@@Chtigga its 2020 and the CGi in alot of movies is still not as good as this, and this was in 2005 I believe. Plot story character development and everything was great as well. Skull island was a joke I was pissed even though I didn't even pay for it lol. Walked out before the credits didn't even care. Lol
Yea. But sexiest kong damsel by far was Jessica Lange. Damn she was so cute and sexy and fun in the 76 classic. Making those shorts and shirts all so sexy
It is in this film that we see not only King Kong himself, but also the flora and fauna of the island are well shown - for which respect to the filmmakers.
@@captaina.9719 it means its still involved in the story Head-canon means that it _could_ be part of the story but cant be proven or disproven Non-canon is stuff that you usually find in fanfics, not involved in the story but contains elements of it
This version of Skull Island is by far the most scary vision of this place compared to every version of this story. The writing is just perfection. And who every created each creature for this movie knew exactly how to make the most insane monsters to harbor on that Island. A place no one should go to.
@@roninr8199 lol I can hold my breath for a full 2 and a half minutes while swimming, it's harder than it sounds. That was only around a minute at best maybe. It's definitely not unbelievable and nowhere near a long time, panic or not exertion is what burns oxygen.
@@vaguestvestige OK bro next time I will leave 2 sharks in the swimming pool when you are swimming and it would be surprise. Brain calculates differently when you know something is going to happen and behave differently when it would be sudden. When things are sudden panic begins and then it is quite difficult to breath not only in water but also on land. In above video first of all he is swimming as if he is a fish to breath underwater. Absolutely no reaction probably a bad acting leading to deletion of scene 🙂
@Lightspeed Retro The different areas of the world would look a little similar to those today. The difference between the biome would be the climate (which was warmer in many places) and the constituents. The vegetation was somewhat different, e.g.. no flowering plants the place of which was filled with ferns, but fulfilled the same role. The trees were coniferous much like today, with fossils of redwoods, yews, pines, and many more being found. The animals filled similar niches to what we see in environments today. For example, some parts of the Jurassic biome would look quite like a Savannah in Africa (without grass as it hadn't evolved yet), medium-sized carnivores (relative to larger species that evolved later) such as Allosaurus would perform a similar role to lions (i.e. pack ambush predators smaller than their prey), with sauropod species (and other herbivorous dinosaurs) like Diplodocus filling the role of the wandering herbivores (like wildebeest etc). Some insects were quite large during this time compared to now, but much smaller when compared to earlier periods in Earth's history. Oxygen levels had decreased since then, and this is the fundamental limit on the size of arthropods on land as they breath through small holes in their exoskeleton and do not have lungs to facilitate oxygen exchange, though quite a few species also have gills (crustaceans etc). You can basically take any biome be it forest, sea, or plains etc and assume that different species would fill the same role, as they do now. The species then were larger yes, but I don't think the world would be any more hostile or alien than it is today (which is quite a bit). Most of the larger species were herbivorous, though in aquatic environments there were giant marine reptiles, giant crocodilians, giant fish species (Dunkleosteus was pretty terrifying though existed in the Devonian). I think the sea would be far more terrifying than the land concerning such times.
Oli DR even now the sea is pretty terrifying. We’ve probably only actually explored 30% of it. I wonder what is the deepest point world wide and has anything or anyone explored it.
Shin Wolford the amount of ferocity to take down one of these larger animals would definitely mean the animals were built for ripping and tearing on a scale different than anything we see, and more terrifying at that. I assume that’s what the guy meant, which is indeed true.
It's amazing how well some of these scenes hold up in 2005. This movie had some terrifying scenes. While the new Skull Island was good there wasn't much creature action besides Kong going on. This one's bug pit scene was terrifying!
Aww without a doubt. Its been awhile since I have seen the film but the scene shows me how important the camera is to the bad dude in this. What a fucking quality scene though.
I gotta give it Jack Black in this movie! For a guy whose built a whole career around being the overly-energetic enigmatic type of character, he super sells it with his subdued close ups, especially in the moments of duress, top class direction and excellent execution
A shame I wasn't able to see this 18 years ago. But now as a digital artist, I can see why they deleted it. The shots underwater are far from perfect. The lighting and physics of the hair were off. But regardless, I wouldn't even be able to think that 18 years ago. Glad to still have seen this scene in my lifetime. Still the best Kong movie ever.
I mean the first (of 3) hour did drag a little bit, but I just wish it was one of the King Kong's where he could live. The tragedy of this movie is knowing he's going to die if you're familiar with him. But otherwise it was beautiful.
This scene is a deleted scene. It was deleted from the theatrical cut. Even though it was added to the extended cut, it still counts as a deleted scene.
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I wouldn’t mind a 3 hour long King Kong film that has a focus on the world building with scenes like this
Get the extended edition. It has this, and much more in it
@@AxxinTheSupernova Yep, just watched it. Can confirm this scene.
I think this scene belongs among the deleted...lol
@@MizzouRah78 didn’t ask g
@@lukefitzgerald2932 Didn't ask to be asked...homeslice. I have just as much of a right to comment as anyone else.
This movie is 18 years old and the CGI still holds up. The best iteration of Kong Island. The place is horrifying.
The bug pit scene man….ugh!
I like 2017 skull island better because skull crawlers.
@@deusmachinima1189Personally the Skullcrawlers are the only species besides Kong that I actually found memorable in that film. But I could go on for ages about the creatures in Peter Jackson’s Skull Island.
@@RubyCarrots3232i really liked the bamboo spider but not enough happened with it tbh
It doesn't though.
Fun fact: despite popular belief, the scenes on skull island are not edited or apart of artificial movie sets. It’s actually just Australia
You had me in the first part😅😉
and Vietnam mostly
Absolutely Indonesia
@@deanzero5813 no it on selat melaka
whose belief is popular?
I remember playing the licensed game of this movie on PS2 as a kid. Truly one of the best licensed games ever.
I completely agree! Although I had it for the GameCube. I loved the dinosaur chase levels.
Fun fact about that game. I was only 7 playing it and did not know what the flying dinosaurs were called. The word ‘wanker’ had recently been discovered by 8 year old me. So my mum gave me quite the bollocking when she heard me screaming “OH NO THE WANKERS ARE BACK!”
A bit too short but a cool game
Samee bro, i got to the end of the game countless times, since i was like 7 or 8 years old! Pure nostalgia!!!
I ALWAYS LOVED THAT GAME!!
No scene in this film should have ever been deleted. This film should have had a 4 hour runtime. It was pure brilliance. I absolutely loved this film
Especially the ending could of went on longer maybe even a second movie they should of stayed on the island longer then made the second movie about escaping the island and the city part could be the second end half of the second movie
The skull island part of the movie was good. After that it was all trash.
Totally agreed, also the soundtrack is brilliant
Yes
I agree.
"yo Peter this movie is to long can you take some scenes out?"
"Sure, want me to take out some of the boat banter."
"Nah the cool dinosaur shit."
It took like an hour just to get to the island
Right?!...🤣
Facts 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah there was a scene in the actual film where a random crew member is given a heartrending backstory about being an orphan and I'm like what the fuck does this have to do with an adventure to an island with a giant ape on it lmao? XD
Fighting Irish Probably so the audience can build a connection with the character, making it more of an experience.
I swear this Skull Island by Peter Jackson is way creepier and scarier than the 2017 Skull Island. You literally have no chance of survival
This one made the 2017 one look like it should be rated G
Ajunte Burns wait when is this movie out? Do we have a new King Kong?
@@rinreborn7364 this one came out in like 2005 then there was one in 2017 and there's supposed to be an upcoming one where it's Godzilla vs Kong
Tgat Gtr lol Godzilla vs Kong haha......pretty sure Godzilla is so much bigger than him and atomic breathe lol
Btw can u suggest me some big popular new movie that already aired this year? Have not been watching any movie lately
@@rinreborn7364 this King Kong will be as big as Godzilla
I love the idea of seeing an island lost to time. I wish we could see a movie that was just about exploring Skull Island and studying the ecosystem
But they wont 😢 they want Barbie and shxt movie nowadays
There was a book about it- The World of Kong : A Natural History of Skull Island
Yea bro I feel you
i wish they'd make another game on it. even without the og actors, the world of skull island can carry its own weight. plus now we have the technology to accurately recreate the bug pit scene.
Ah but anyone who understood properly wouldnt go unless they wanted to die
This movie was ahead of its time
How so?
@@steppin-razor cgi still looks better as in most movies today. Hard to believe this movie was from 2005.
Not really?
@@the_evil_thing2122 Yes really
Derek Rush very really
Fun fact: most, if not, All the delete scenes and scrapped ideas of the movie actually made it's way into being levels in the official game.
One of the best games periodt
Wut is there a game?
King Kong PlayStation 2 best game ever
@@psychoticcrazee4451 exactly👏👏💯
I think I finished it more than 100 times, I did speedruns without knowing they were speedruns I was just playing
Can’t believe this masterpiece was made in fucking 2005
Very true! I can’t believe Jurassic Park was made in 1993.
@@jazznoodles6413 you forgot to put "fucking" in your reply
Yeah ! It was ahead of the time
@@feminico2613 not everybody has to fucking do that
@@Echo-vl9jc i fucking know right. How did I not fucking figure that out.
All those King Kong movies, none can beat this. As a child, I wasn't scared of Kong. Instead, other creatures on that island chase me into my dreams. Even as an adult, I still am terrified of the giant bugs scene.
This is Facts can’t no one Deny that 💯💯
For those wondering how adrien brody's character was able to hold his breath for so long, it's explained in the actual lore that he was able to inhale much more air than his mates because of the size of his nose.
This comment is underrated.
Edit: Ok now it isn't.
Burn
I thought it was from sharing all that air with Halle Berry?
why roast him
@@sebotage7159 its not a roast, its a thoughtful introspective view into the lore of this important cinematic achievement 👏 👌
OH MY.... So this is where those scorpions and sea monsters from the Xbox game come from! It took me 13 years to discover that, but I'm glad they added deleted stuff to the game.
Zichfried who would buy an Xbox
Wdym this movie was made a year ago -_-
@@checkedmantis4479 nope, 2005
Ack! Ack! Why
Production of the videogame was probably at the same time as Post production of this movie. So while developing the game they may didnt know that this scene would be cutted out.
Peter Jackon's deleted scenes are always the best. In the other movies the deleted scene is usually some dialogue that drags on and on, but with PJ you get 6 minute actions packed scenes like this with fully done CGI. What a man!
This why you should always buy ultimate editions of his movies, you will get thr deleted scenes in either the extra features or in the extended edition
Nah, alot of the lotr deleted scenes/extended scenes are trash imho
I mean, there’s a reason why they’re “deleted” scenes
This isn't Percy Jackson tho
@@Garm_Hound dude, you're certifiable
This deleted scene is still masterfully shot and edited. And miles ahead of the generic CGI stuff we get today 👌
dun compare quality of millions dollars budget vs youtuber phone camera
@@ericwong4213 didn't know that hollywood uses youtuber phone camera to film stuff today.
@@lemi5994 that might aswell
It’s hilarious you say that despite them clearly being bone dry underwater and their hair is constantly billowing like there’s a fan blowing on them.
@@GorgeousAngelSam you DO know that you don’t look wet when you are underwater right?
When you’re on a boat and have a
gun: calm
But none of the main characters are on your boat: 👁👄👁
Also when you search into physics and learn that water stops bullets dead in their tracks. 👁️👄👁️
EDIT: Alright smart folks, take it easy. I know how it actually works and what I said is not true. I merely exaggerated on it just for a joke, but it would seem some people have a habit of misinterpreting jokes. So if you please, read my replies to other people before you would comment. Thank you.
dik what the hell is going on
Lol, that's exactly my thought watching this scene. I was looking at both boats if they had at least 1 main character, turns out they both have, even though the other boat got destroyed.
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yo, this skull island is more terrifying than recent skull island
True story tho. This version is more realistic too if skull island were a real thing. I think that's what makes it so terrifying to me
Hell yeah especially when they're fighting off the gaint bugs
Big monke
Imagine one of the monsters escaping skull island
@@_yul_gabriel_7863 Sea banana coming up to my mind
That's the most crystal clear swamp water I've ever seen
That's movie logic for ya.
You ain’t kidding.. that was like adding swamp props to Lake Tahoe!! 🤣
Yesssssss Lord
Lmao cristal is a kind of alcohol. It’s *crystal*
That's why its deleted bro
Peter’s Jackson King Kong will forever be the best of the franchise, no debate 😊
He can hold his breath longer than Mario. For real though they could have sacked off Kong and just had a film about exploring an island full of mad prehistoric creatures, I'd watch it
I was more interested in the island and its creatures more than the actual plot lol😂
Same
how ironic that a 100 feet gorilla is literally the least interesting thing in the movie
Indeed. All those creatures aside from dinosaur (Jurassic Park had us covered) are so awesome and terrifying
it's called skull island
Peter Jackson was just so unforgiving in how hostile and savage Skull Island is. The men of the Venture don't just die, they get devoured, trampled, squashed and mutalated by some of the most terrifying and sometimes disgusting nightmarish creatures ever seen on screen. This film scared me more than some of the most hardcore horror films.
The whole bug attack scene was beyond messed up.
@@willthorson4543 yes!! it is the most memorable moment in the movie!! The most creepy and unsettling part of the movie and that right at the end of it.. it always freaked me out when I rewatched the movie knowing that it will come
Agree, you feel so uncomfortable and little bit disturbed the same time
Completely agreed! I mean the guy made crickets terrifying!! I know it's a pipe dream but I'd pay come up off a lot of coin for a Skull Island movie like PJ's, without Kong in it
Getting inhaled alive by giant carnivorous worms was a big fear of mine as a kid after watching this movie. Its unsettling really
The creatures in this film are nightmare inducing, even the game is creepy af.
Goes to show why humanity wouldn’t survive in a era full of these creatures. Man wished this part was kept, imagine the theater reaction.
@@brilicusgaming6922 But they did survive. They thrived actually. Than something happened which made their civilization crumble. The remains of the civilization can be seen in the tribes people in the beginning.
Don't underestimate humanity's survivability.
Such a good game
@@edwin5145 They survived because they built a huge-ass wall to keep the creatures out.
I do want to know what happened to ruin what was clearly a prosperous civilization. Was it a plague? A storm? A war? I'd really love to know.
@@russellbrown6888 The wall was built later if I recall correctly. I'm pretty sure that canonically the tribes people were quite dominant and there are a variety of now ancient ruins placed on islands initially built by their civilization.
I can't remember the cataclysmic event that was their destruction.
Why was the CGI so good back then ? This and the original Jurrasic Park movies looked so good for their time.
The directors had a vision and worked for that, modern movies dont have that luxury
CGI is used by every movie now and because everyone wants it they rush it hell and back. Another thing is films nowadays don’t have a vision so they will film the same scene 5 different ways, then make the cgi artist do do all 5 scenes and pick the 1 they like best to be in the movie. That’s why these movies have crazy budgets
@@grif1811 Sad, makes me appreciate older movies done the traditional way.
This was also the most expensive movie ever made at the time (like $200 million) , if I'm not mistaken, so Peter Jackson had a lot to work with. And yes, he is a very talented filmmaker.
Im glad I had the chance to go see it in the theaters when I was 11. Back then most big hits actually had some creativity.
They had a lot more time to work on the cgi
When you try to vacation in Australia
No, You cant! Their internet connection is too FAR and Laggy, Even to you getting hired.
I felt more emotion in this scene than a skyrim quest
lmao
Freakin Hilarious buddy thanks form the laugh
@@omegaral5980 your comment makes no sense
Are we all going to ignore how good the effects of this deleted scene from a 2005 monster movie look?
Edit:
1. Apparently a some people did get to watch this scene! There are some editions/cuts of the movie that kept this. That's awesome!!!
2. C'mon guys. There are big budget movies today that look worse than this. Yes, it's not perfect. Yes thete were better-looking movies at that time and there have been others since. But this is cool, and it's well done.
Right. This movie DESERVES higher praise.
Only thing that really stood out where the underwater scenes, its very clear that he isnt really underwater
I say why they delete this scn ...this scn is awesome
@@toddyzilla6066 yeah, the moment of Jack Black filming the guy being eaten was fantastic. Not really sure why they didn't film the actor actually underwater in an indoor green screen tank. The scene was fantastic minus that.
Thats why I always said if movies like Justice league mortal was made. It wouldn't have looked so bad.
“You get that, didja?” Such a great line, shows how overall Jack Black’s character is starting to be resented because he doesn’t care about the crew
I mean, gotta get footage to show the rest of the world what's happening here, might take sacrifice to do so, but it should be done nonetheless
He cares about the crew so much in fact he's gonna finish this movie for them and donate the money to they're wife and kids😂
If he doesn’t return with video then they all would have died for nothing. At that point he has to finish what they started
TIL that freakin Jack black was in king Kong movie
Jack Black was awful in the role. Most of his “acting” was that same mouth open stare he does in this clip.
2:54 I love how he saw it coming and tried to warn the other guy not to swim to the surface
Even tried to swim up and pull him back down but the fish was faster
The most realistic thing about this scene is continuing to record when something unfortunate happens to your friend instead of helping.
I mean... what do you do against a 50ft piranha
it's basic journalism.. you think journalists stop recording and go help?
@@Berder88 That's why I said it was realisitic.
The only help you would be is an side dish piranha.
Should have yelled world star
Its insane that such a well animated scene didn't make it into the final cut. They finished the whole scene and still decided not to use it. What a shame
From an animator perspective, those underwater sceene looks horrible. They already have those stampede scene. Why would they add another horrible scene? No wonder they ended up not using this scene.
@@A.I_Play care to explain why?
@@thegoodfather1177 the water is way too clear for a swamp water filled with bunch of algae on top. You can't even see the bottom of it meanwhile while underwater, you can clearly see objects 5-10 meters away. And the scenes also lack on details as you can see while the piranhadon chasing the main character. It's so clean not even a bubble or muds were floating around the character. It kinda ruined the atmosphere (dangerous swampy water). Also, the camera works looks way too calm for such an intense moments it kinda makes it looks so lame instead. And if you swim underwater, you don't move in slow motion. You'll be moving in normal speed with more preassure. And it is not the same with moving in slow motion. You can find a bunch of movies with intense underwater scenes and you can clearly see the flaws in this scenes without even know the basics of movie making. The eiditing also got some flaws. As you can see in 4:48, the water ripples so much because of piranhadon. But in 4:52, looks like nothing happened behind them.
I'm saying this not because I can make a better scene than this. I'm saying this just to say that I understand why they end up not using this scene. Sorry for my bad english
@@A.I_Play Yeah you're right, i see now
@@A.I_Play Dayum. thnx for explaining.
Peter Jackson: Cut the scene
Editor: But sire, the time and effort...
Peter Jackson: JUST DO IT!!
All I hear is Thanos’s voice. Hahaha
I got the reference 😂😂
Haha.👍
Peter Jackson is one of the best directors of our time. Even when he has to edit scenes out for the movie run time he still finishes them all and puts them back into the film for the extended home releases. Most directors never finish the scenes and leave the in the deleted scenes pile for the DVD extras.
This scene does have peter jackson return to the cinema just like the lord of the rings.
I like how they include the fine detail of time slowing down underwater. Really shows their passion for the film
FINALLY.
A deleted scene that was actually WORTHY of NOT...being deleted.
oh you haven't seen LOTR
@@Shatter149 What is LOTR
@@osamabinladen824 lord of the rings
@@Shatter149 pretty much all scenes (except that bullshit of Gandalf vs witch king) should have stayed. Specially Saruman's death
@@turinmormegil7715 but then it wouldve been 4 hours long. I wish they did keep the Saruman scene but it doesnt hurt the movie for me because before watching the EE i thought the army of Ents were enough to keep Saruman a non threat anyways.
this is exactly the way my parents had to walk to school everyday
LMAOOO
Haha
Tfseeee😂😭😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your parents? SOFT!!
My folks did this too,but had go uphill both ways.
Oh how fucking original. I've seen this exact comment about 3 times a day for the last year.
This movie was criminally underrated. Hollywood struggles to make films half as good anymore. Bonus for Andy Serkis’ awesome character.
Yeah that's not true
Was gutted when he died
it won 3 oscars what do you mean underrated?
@@hari23 it kinda is tho
@@hawkclaw6676 kinda isn't
This movie was really ahead of it's time. The CGI still holds up to this day.
Gotta feel for the last dude, mere feet away from safety, having survived every unimaginable horror up until then, only to get snapped up and dragged into the abyss.
He sounds like squidward😂
I don’t know when these side characters are just dead weight realistically even if the character was very minor they would morn there death and mention them but that doesn’t happen in this movie they just die and are never mentioned again
Did you get that did yah?
Realistically he should have been running out of the water... not taking a stroll like he just had a nice swim
Yeah.
This movie does NOT get the credit it deserves. This was a masterful cinematic experience and it gets completely swept under the rug.
*Edit*: Look at this. Look at all of my likes... all of this POWER coursing through my veins. If my insta got this many likes --? Whew, y'all would NOT hear from me.
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I saw this in cinema just before christmas 2005, I was out delivering stuff with my dad in his truck when there was a storm and they closed some of the roads so we were stranded for a few hours, the two big movies out then were this and The chronicles of Narnia, we chose this. This was too long and became boring, I saw Narnia on tv a couple of years later, it would have been a better choice.
@@Mike--Oxmall Lmao wow.
@@Mike--Oxmall such a great movie man .How can you comment negative reviews on it .
@@Mike--Oxmall idk wtf ur smoking but this movie is about a thousand times better than Narnia.
Only Peter Jackson would cut a scene this expensive.
But Why made it if you have to Cut it after?😲
jay- dee-007 the movie already had a long duration & this happening would have cost more time in the end, and quite frankly the underwater part is done kinda badly
Dakota Evers as a fan of the video game I was disappointed that they cut this scene there were a few creatures in this scene that you face in the game and also you go through a swamp
Good scene
@@Pokefan000000 yeah I noticed that as well and now it all makes sense on why those creatures were in the game😅😂
i haven't seen every deleted scene from this movie. but this one, why did they decide to not keep this in? it adds to how different the creatures are on that island and the scale of how big they are. plus it's a really good scene. i love this movie, would have loved if it had been longer and we got to see more of.....everything there really
Probably because the movie was long and this was a scene that didn’t add much to to story. It was just kinda horror scene that just had crewmen dying
It adds nothing to the film
This scene is actually included in the extended edition
The CGI is noticeably worse than the rest of the movie. The underwater parts look ridiculous and the fish looks like an incomplete render, not fully texturized. Its clear once they knew it wasn't going to be put in the theatrical cut, they just left it as is and moved on.
@@samuelgeaney7556i wouldn’t say it adds nothing if there’s people dying.
when you watch the normal person and suddenly there’s crew members missing, it creates a plot hole or confusion. but to be fair you probably wouldn’t even notice since they were not even given names as far i know
15 years later and this movie is still producing more nightmare fuel
Imagine if they made this movie again right now
The CGI is pretty much acceptable even today after 15 years.
No its not.
@@JuanFuentes8492 It actually is, this scene is also unfinished regarding it's CGI so I almost completely understand where you're coming from.
No
Nope
More than acceptable! Remember the Kong vs. V-Rex scene? Outstanding for it's time, let alone today's standards
“Come in, my dog is friendly, he won’t bite”
The dog:
Are you a bot ??
@@James-x3m7n Hes just a guy who's a commenter for fun
@@elite625 I have never seen him reply
So, you know
Is this a bot?
Senpai you watch King Kong too? That's fucking dope
To me this scene is great for a few reasons. CGI being well done especially for 2005, not having a "Red Shirt" boat, and like most large predators, the fish doesn't kill you on contact when biting you. You have plenty of time to suffer on the way out making it far worse.
Yeah I hate the red shirt trope. Each boat had important characters on them and I think it's cool that when you see the fish lift up the first one, you assume everyone on it is going to die but then it's revealed Adrian Brody is on that one.
Im so confused why they didn't put this in the movie... That was a great scene!
There is a 3hr 20min unrated "deluxe extended" DVD edition released in 2006 that includes all the scenes deleted from the theatrical version
most likely run time. but to me the acting underwater didnt look good as i can obviously tell how it was done
I'm pretty sure the scene that replaced this was the scene with all the bugs and creepy shit
Run time... This movie was long as shit
You are absolutely right
This movie was ahead of it’s time
In which way?
@@masterchief5874 no it really was this came out in 2005
@@36epc again in which wat was it ahead of time? Be specific or it can mean anything :)
@@litjellyfish he means that no one appreciated this movie when it came out but we do now.
@@ShinyHunter-mc3ji are you sure? I agree that it’s underrated but this is not what I read from this expression.
Adrians ability to breath underwater is remarkable.
Sort of fishy.
@@Ease54 ha ha.
@@Ease54 Piranha ha ha ha.
Not to mention outrunning a water dinosaur in it's habitat. No wonder it's deleted
Also the reason they deleted the scene lol
Cena perfeita! Um verdadeiro pecado ter deletado isso!
💀
KKKK perfeita sim
Acho que a parte em baixo d´água não ficou legal. Dá pra ver claramente que eles estão fingindo kkkk E o CGI não ficou legal também. Ia destoar do restante do filme.
A versão estendida do filme tem essa cena
@@THEMENINBLACK237 mas pra um cgi de 2005 tava aceitável...
This was and will forever be my fav kong movie
They are going to release Godzilla vs kong this november how do you feel about that?
I agree, this is my fav version of Kong...Can't wait for Godzilla vs Kong tho, been waiting for that since the 1st Godzilla.
Peter jackson's kong got more adventure vibes to it better than skull island, we got introduced to the island's hostile creatures 1 by 1 and we got to see way more dangers. That's why it's more iconic and more memorable IMO.
@@animeghoulz9760 wow great
You may be right that Kong might not stand a chance against Godzilla but I still like Kong more
So they can’t swim but they can hold their breath for 3 minutes straight...
I think it was the equipment it was weighing them down. That’s why when he took it off he was able to float back up.
Adrien Brody goes under at 2:28 and comes up at 3:47
1 minute and 19 seconds. That's above average for holding breath (45 seconds to 1 minute) but, its still completely possible
@@sonoftheway3528 Add to this the fact that any human surpass themselves in those kind of situations cause of adrenaline. He probably survived because he deseperatly wanted to
Guy really thought he was gonna make it back top
@@sonoftheway3528 I have achieved almost 2 minutes once when I was 17 , I guess an healthy adult could do something similar
When this movie came out and I watched it on DVD mind you, not Blu-ray, it was and still is one of the clearest and sharpest films visually in terms of resolution that I've ever seen. They spared no expense with the production quality.
Yes. And every scene/setting is absolutely beautifully crafted. The producers and everyone involved in the 3 1/2 hour run time of the full film really just wanted to put as much hard work as they could into the film, and you can tell they did.
A true masterpiece, way ahead of its time. Looks better than the CGI in half the marvel films but this came out in 2005
This Film Won The Academy Awards For Visual Effects.
Some films are shot in a resolution that wish all films should be that way as well .
Too bad Jackoff Black can be seen & heard.
I’m glad this is on my recommendation
Same Lol
@@emilyhernandez755 I also got this vid on my recommendations.
Same
Lol... same here.
Me too
This movie is an absolute MASTERPIECE and Peter Jackson is for sure a damn MASTERMIND!!!
Mortal Engines suuuuuucked. ❤ PJ still
chaseinyourface87 I’ve never even heard of that movie I just looked it up online and read it was released a couple of years ago PJ was one of the producers on set though not the director though to be honest it doesn’t look like a movie I’d watch
This movie is aging well. This could pass as a 2020 movie with those effects
Except that stampede scene!
@@murphysanders9878 well... even that scene has many good things... the VFX in itself is good (the animation, the simulations, the dinos themselves, the environment, etc), the only problem is how the live action footage of the actors was mixed with it, and how this was filmed in the first place (the lighting, the camera moves, etc).
I agree ✨
It shure is windy down in that water tho
2005 King Kong is one off my favourite films, truly a masterpiece
The thing i love about King Kong is they show you the different sections of the world. The rivers, the shoreline, the jungle, the insectoid pit, the high areas of the apes.
I feel like people sleep on this movie. Its still one of my favorite monster movies
Yes! Very underrated film, and nobody paid it any attention.
There is a 3hr 20min unrated "deluxe extended" DVD edition released in 2006 that includes all the scenes deleted from the theatrical version
The problem with the movie is that it takes 1 hour before anything happens
@@hansbendixen5430 the problem is you don't have patience
@@JoeV-vq7zd maybe but the movie is boring af the first hour .
Its a great film and i dont really understand the critiscm of it,its king kong what were you expecting? Its an excellent adventure monster movies it is long but personally i like that and agian its peter Jackson you know what your getting into his shorts in college lasted longer then a semester
For me, the most disgusting and terrifying scene in the whole movie was the one with the giant insects. I'd rather kill myself than die like that.
facts
I’m gonna do what Carl did and just kill every insect in rage mode
@@Terror832Same
Same. Just one of those things going on would put me over the edge.
@Tsephe Letseka That's interesting. No surprise there. Horror movies don't usually affect me, but this scene was an exception, despite not being from a horror movie.
-"Oh look, they survive! Im so glad"-
*10 minutes after they all get eaten by gigantic bugs in that hellhole that is the most traumatizing movie scene ever*
@Jonathan Smith agree
@Jonathan Smith but...why are you watching this clip then.
That bug hell hole scene fucked me up as a kid. Poor dude getting swallowed alive by “leech” monsters. Wrong time for me to be tearing through a plate of wings lol
@@BakaSenpapi that leech scene traumatize me too
It’s what makes the movie so good. So much care and time was put into every scene that the film length really just raps viewers into it and just is a great viewing experience as a whole.
Cameron was inspired by this scene and has travelled to pandora to recreate this scene on dry land.
Jackson's interpretation of king kong is pure art and an hommage to the old days of trick technology.
This movie is waay underrated and underappreciated, Skull Island was a joke compared to this masterpiece.
It was a good entertainment, thanks to the CGI, but I would not call it a masterpiece.
@@Chtigga its 2020 and the CGi in alot of movies is still not as good as this, and this was in 2005 I believe. Plot story character development and everything was great as well. Skull island was a joke I was pissed even though I didn't even pay for it lol. Walked out before the credits didn't even care. Lol
Skull island was a lot of fun. Totally different kind of movie.
Bakchod dost Vs Corona
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unfortunately, this delete scene not available when i watched @ theater with my girlfriend 😢 -throwback in 2005-
The movie was almost 3 hours to begin with, they should have just added this part also.
its unessesary, they removed it for a reason its too much
Exactly. 5 minutes.
I guess they needed the movie to be 5 minutes shorter...
on the extended edition is on
And "they" are the one who owned this channel so they can know about your comment
Hahaha I was wondering why I didn't remember this scene
Still can't get over the fact that one dude has one of his leg in water all along the boat ride.
Right lol
My guy Jack Black just takes the machine gun and starts blamming the giant fish like it’s resident evil 😂
giant crickets scene still haunted me tho, now this!.
I hate crickets because of this movie. Lol.
Wow the crickets look like fish
Actually, those were aquatic scorpions
@@swanky.7516 he was talking about a different scene
Alejandro Hernández pretty sure they’re talking about when they into a pit
Damn there ain't no way to survive this island.
Yes. No way unless the monster itself falls in love with you. ಠ◡ಠ
@@dejawho4147 Unfortunately, not everyone can be a Snow White.
@@BiteAdust4857 ayy nice 😂👏
Yes even the giant bugs
John Wick: Hold my dog
This is still the best king kong for me.. All the creatures and scenes are the best.. The insect scenes really creep me out..
Anytime I watch this movie, even to this day, I always skip that insect scene. That shit is just creepy af
Big assed spider also.
Insect pit scene is the creepiest thing i've ever seen. And i have seen a lot of horror movies...
Incest?
Yea. But sexiest kong damsel by far was Jessica Lange.
Damn she was so cute and sexy and fun in the 76 classic. Making those shorts and shirts all so sexy
It is in this film that we see not only King Kong himself, but also the flora and fauna of the island are well shown - for which respect to the filmmakers.
17 years later and it still holds up.
All the CGI and acting an awesome scene only to be cut in the end. At least it's on the Special edition DVD.
Acting was not great but the scene looked cool
Lol, the CGI is not even finished in this scene. Pretty low bar for your level of "awesome" huh?
@@douchymcdouche169 The name says it all, huh?
@@douchymcdouche169 it is entertaining but the cgi didn't really age well
@@douchymcdouche169 With an attitude and name like that. Nobody gives af, including your parents.
This scene is still in the extended cut, so it’s still canon.
whats canon?
Angelo Acuna something that’s originally part of the story
@@captaina.9719 it means its still involved in the story
Head-canon means that it _could_ be part of the story but cant be proven or disproven
Non-canon is stuff that you usually find in fanfics, not involved in the story but contains elements of it
They actually write the same sentence on the description, though...
So, why you comment the same thing???
@@titsmcghee1086 because its the right word to apply.
Director: we need to cut a scene
Editor: sure, wich one
Director: the coolest one that cost us a lot of work and cgi
lmao
There is a 3hr 20min unrated "deluxe extended" DVD edition released in 2006 that includes all the scenes deleted from the theatrical version
I still say the bug scene works
So true! XD
Yeah. They should have deleted one of the boring scenes of the people on the ship at the beginning of the movie to make room for this scene.
This version of Skull Island is by far the most scary vision of this place compared to every version of this story. The writing is just perfection. And who every created each creature for this movie knew exactly how to make the most insane monsters to harbor on that Island. A place no one should go to.
There's hours of lore and scenes that got scrapped because it was just so long, they poured so much hard work into this movie, it's astounding
Your telling me that this film had deleted scenes?
It was fucking 3 hours long!
I wonder if the director made any other long movies
@@arunk-vchmm, I wonder
u should see the full version of LOTR. Each movie is 5 hours long.
To me its two hours long lol I always fast forward to when they get to the island. The first whole hour is completely unnecessary to watch imo
I have the extended version of this film, it’s nearly 4 hours
Carl’s expression at the end is all we need for him to respond “You’re goddamn right I did”
The absolute brilliance of the species in this film is wonderful.
I’m impressed on how long he held his breath
That's not even close to the world records I can even hold my breath for 7 minutes
That's why the scene has been deleted. Stupidity at its core. When you panic under water you don't increase your breath and swim longer.
@@davidonofre2255 stop the cap
@@roninr8199 lol I can hold my breath for a full 2 and a half minutes while swimming, it's harder than it sounds. That was only around a minute at best maybe. It's definitely not unbelievable and nowhere near a long time, panic or not exertion is what burns oxygen.
@@vaguestvestige OK bro next time I will leave 2 sharks in the swimming pool when you are swimming and it would be surprise.
Brain calculates differently when you know something is going to happen and behave differently when it would be sudden. When things are sudden panic begins and then it is quite difficult to breath not only in water but also on land.
In above video first of all he is swimming as if he is a fish to breath underwater. Absolutely no reaction probably a bad acting leading to deletion of scene 🙂
Even after 16 years this movie doesn’t fail to impress me
Same
It's the best
It came out in 2017...
@@jonnybarrera3355 no it did t it came out in 2005
@@pokecollector9775 my bad. Thanks for the knowledge
They need to make a version of this movie from Jack Black's camera point of view
huh like a found footage movie! I'd watch that
Yes
It would make for a great montage during the credits.
It was destroyed
That would be epic
That's the first time I've seen jack black use a gun 😂
He had a tiny role in Waterworld as a gunner. See if you can spot him.
This is the most legitemate and terrifying Skull Island ever constructed; the entirety of the biome exists almost exclusively to slaughter
It's definitely the neighborhood your mother doesn't want you in.
@Lightspeed Retro
The different areas of the world would look a little similar to those today. The difference between the biome would be the climate (which was warmer in many places) and the constituents. The vegetation was somewhat different, e.g.. no flowering plants the place of which was filled with ferns, but fulfilled the same role. The trees were coniferous much like today, with fossils of redwoods, yews, pines, and many more being found.
The animals filled similar niches to what we see in environments today.
For example, some parts of the Jurassic biome would look quite like a Savannah in Africa (without grass as it hadn't evolved yet), medium-sized carnivores (relative to larger species that evolved later) such as Allosaurus would perform a similar role to lions (i.e. pack ambush predators smaller than their prey), with sauropod species (and other herbivorous dinosaurs) like Diplodocus filling the role of the wandering herbivores (like wildebeest etc).
Some insects were quite large during this time compared to now, but much smaller when compared to earlier periods in Earth's history. Oxygen levels had decreased since then, and this is the fundamental limit on the size of arthropods on land as they breath through small holes in their exoskeleton and do not have lungs to facilitate oxygen exchange, though quite a few species also have gills (crustaceans etc).
You can basically take any biome be it forest, sea, or plains etc and assume that different species would fill the same role, as they do now. The species then were larger yes, but I don't think the world would be any more hostile or alien than it is today (which is quite a bit). Most of the larger species were herbivorous, though in aquatic environments there were giant marine reptiles, giant crocodilians, giant fish species (Dunkleosteus was pretty terrifying though existed in the Devonian).
I think the sea would be far more terrifying than the land concerning such times.
@@renegadeblade2673 lol
Oli DR even now the sea is pretty terrifying. We’ve probably only actually explored 30% of it. I wonder what is the deepest point world wide and has anything or anyone explored it.
Shin Wolford the amount of ferocity to take down one of these larger animals would definitely mean the animals were built for ripping and tearing on a scale different than anything we see, and more terrifying at that. I assume that’s what the guy meant, which is indeed true.
It's amazing how well some of these scenes hold up in 2005. This movie had some terrifying scenes. While the new Skull Island was good there wasn't much creature action besides Kong going on. This one's bug pit scene was terrifying!
This is 100× better than Kong
Yeah the skull island tribe members terrified me as a kid 🤣 This movie aired on tv often when I was younger.
Watched this last night since it had been a while.
@@holo-xf9yu and the director of this Kong movie isn't a crybaby
@@holo-xf9yu Not really. Kong is far less interesting here
I remember seeing King Kong when I was 8 yrs old and still love it
This is way better then Kong: Skull island
it's means you're 9 years old now.
Brutal Stuff nobody asked
Third Reich ahhhhhh finally i got a person being a dick now.
@@brutalstuff1653 He is what he puts in his mouth... haha
What I want to know is how they deleted this scene, and still had the continuity make sense lol.
Why? What exactly happened in this scene that affected the continuity of the movie? Some random red-shirts were eaten, that's it
@@damyr55 change in number of red shirts. Fact that they're all wet
No main character died, just randos nobody knew or recognized or cared about.
This movie is soo brutal, giant ape, t-rex, killer bugs, sea monsters, humans.
damn
im getting chills
Sander Van 't Zand - same
I love how you casually included humans in this list😂
Love this movie
Imagine being a 3 hour movie, with about 2 full hours of dialogue, and you decide to take out 5 minutes of legit action..
A lot of other scenes you guys could’ve cut. But this one absolutely should’ve stayed
100% agreed. Really, they could have shaved a few minutes off the ship scenes and left this in.
Aww without a doubt. Its been awhile since I have seen the film but the scene shows me how important the camera is to the bad dude in this. What a fucking quality scene though.
I gotta give it Jack Black in this movie! For a guy whose built a whole career around being the overly-energetic enigmatic type of character, he super sells it with his subdued close ups, especially in the moments of duress, top class direction and excellent execution
So what if the movie would be longer More then 3 hours, every deleted scene is PERFECT
The extended edition is 3:20 long
*so what it the movie would be longer than 3 hours
It’s weird watching Jack Black not acting as himself.
Bro ... 😆
So basically, it's weird seeing Jack Black act...
And he did it well
watch more movies
Go watch more movie
Just another ordinary day commuting in Australia.
I knew it.
Throw in the white supremacists and it will be exactly like Australia.
David Cohen
🤦♂️
@@davidcohen4916 Obsessed
@Dr. Hannibal Lecter lighten up
A shame I wasn't able to see this 18 years ago. But now as a digital artist, I can see why they deleted it. The shots underwater are far from perfect. The lighting and physics of the hair were off. But regardless, I wouldn't even be able to think that 18 years ago. Glad to still have seen this scene in my lifetime. Still the best Kong movie ever.
This was a very cool scene tbh, it shouldn’t got deleted.
Brad movie was almost Three hours long I think they had to cut it
MadebySTVR thats what made it good.
pre sure it's in extended ma dudes
Elliot Witt aka Mirage most people would. Only whiny bitches with their silly kids would say no to it. Good stories take time to tell.
Definitely scarier, but sadly lacking in as many cryptids
Is it me or is this movie soooooo UNDERRATED, the romance and wonder was 🤯🤯🤯
Yuh it is
This man is speaking facts
I mean the first (of 3) hour did drag a little bit, but I just wish it was one of the King Kong's where he could live. The tragedy of this movie is knowing he's going to die if you're familiar with him. But otherwise it was beautiful.
Mind-blowing?
Yesssss I love this movie
Moment of silence for the brave extras that allowed themselves to be eaten so we could get this scene
hahaha love it
@Derrik Willis mate.
@Derrik Willis oh my God seriously? 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Its just fucking acting :/
At least their family got paid well
The canyon scene with all the insects and slugs eating them scarred me as a kid! It still gives me goosebumps to this day but I try not to show 😅
They shouldn't have deleted this scene.
Well it looked kinda eh,like the scale of the fish and just how long he is in the water doesn’t fit right
That was awesome.
@@randyangel9412 they didnt finish the cgi , if they had not deleted it , they would have put more detail in it.
He held his breath a little too long and wasn’t even struggling once he got up for air 💀🤣
@@randyangel9412 yes I was thinking the same exact thing.
It's actually really weird how well a more goofy actor like jack black fitted in this movie, he was one of my favorite characters
This scene is a deleted scene. It was deleted from the theatrical cut. Even though it was added to the extended cut, it still counts as a deleted scene.
There's an extended cut? Didn't know that.
@@zenraven7x301 its pretty cheap on Ebay.
@@zenraven7x301 Yeah bro I got it a few years back. It’s nearly 4 hours long
If they had cut it down some i'm it would have made it in the theartre rounds.
Still can't bielive this masterpiece was made back in 2005! Its moive level quality is better than some films made today!
They need to make a remake of the game based off this movie. Oh those were the days😭😭😭
Loooved the game
@Ray L - mx how much better ?
Me too friend same It was my favorite game too.
yea the game was pretty good
One of the best games based off a movie