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“King Kong is a good guy” Velma, my homestay lord in New Zealand,10th, Dec 2005, Dear Peter, I am writing to provide you some suggestions on your recent product “King Kong”. I am sorry to give you a bad news that my wife and I dislike your film because we feel very uncomfortable after it finished. Maybe you know, after the ending, all the viewers of the cinema keep great silent for a long period. That is one thing, I,e, they also feel unhappy with your ending. Why let Kong die? He is a so lovely guy. So I suggest you another ending, which, can be considered when thinking over your next one. Could you please take a careful look at my proposition that will be discussed below? “ You should not let Kong to climb so high a building even we believe that there would be such a skyscraper in 1930’s New York. When he climbs, he is doomed to finish his life soon. He cannot resist the fighter planes, even, which are so old and classical. You should let Ann Darrow, the girl of who touch our hearts deeply; help Kong to escape to the nearby bush forest. (There must be such a one). After soulful staring (for at least 10 seconds) between Kong and Ann, at the same time an army is approaching to them with heavy weapons, Then Kong disappears into the endless dusk.” Besides perfecting this one, you could also have another series named “King Kong comes back” after one year or half. In that film, Kong comes back to New York to find his love, Ann. Of course, if you pay me money, I can give you a better plan. Peter, I have to say another thing. This film is too long. Why prefer a three-hour long? Lord of Ring is the same long as this one. You know, before coming to cinema, I just finish my porridge lunch. At the middle of watching, I just want to go urinate, however, I cannot. I have no idea of whether you understand this kind of pain. Please be kind to your people, just as President Hu from China does. (If you do not know him, just skip it). Peter, I am looking forward to your next great one and, your response to my letter. Cheers! Your sincere fan in Melbourne, Jan 3, 2006. [ Last edited by 020408 on 2006-1-4 at 11:43 AM ] |
