Kong: Skull Island

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Marlow said they scavenged parts from a crashed B-29 which explain the cockpit parts on the boat but [...]	D
During the helicopters versus Kong fight, the time of day changes multiple times, from sunset to bri [...]	D
Weaver is inspecting B&W film in her darkroom by holding it up to the light. The edge marking says K [...]	D
As the large water buffalo appears from the lake he is inhaling and exhaling as his snout, nose and [...]	D
After sitting (and breaking down) for almost 30 years, it is doubtful the aviation fuel would cause [...]	D
Near the start of the film, Mason Weaver is examining some 35mm film, which has the words Kodak 400T [...]	D
The stylus on the record player was set to 45 but playing an LP.	D
Packard uses an M14 throughout the movie. At one point you see him looking though a scope on his rif [...]	D
Japanese pilot Gunpei Ikari was shown holding a German Mauser C96 pistol at the beginning of the fil [...]	D
Packard is informed by the gate guard that there is a call for him. Packard walks to a pay phone, un [...]	D
When Kong slices the skullcrawler with a boat propeller there is a gaping cut on its neck, yet a cou [...]	D
When she is detailing her military experience Mason mentions she was "...embedded with MACV-SOG". Th [...]	D
As Mason is trying to lift part of the helicopter that has a buffalo trapped, Kong picks up the heli [...]	D
When Marlow describes the building of the boat, he says parts were taken from his P-51, Gunpei's Jap [...]	D
When she is detailing her military experience Mason mentions she was "...embedded with MACV-SOG". MA [...]	D
The establishing shot of the Athena shows a CH-47 Chinook helicopter on the bow, four UH-1 Hueys ami [...]	D
The cargo ship displays a giant "no smoking" sign in red letters. Smoking bans on general merchant v [...]	D
In the helicopter battle with Kong, the ch-47 flies by him. Kong grabs the Ch-47 by the rear end of [...]	D
Flipped shot: The M-14 scope is mounted on the left side of the rifle. The ejection port is to the r [...]	D
The Army never flew Sea Stallions as referred to while on Skull Island. The Navy, Marine Corps and A [...]	D
Packard wears a baseball-style cap with a adjustable strap in the back. In 1973 the Army only wore f [...]	D
As a former SAS operator, it is highly unlikely that Conrad would lead a jungle mission equipped onl [...]	D
The film depicts an anti-Vietnam War protest in 1973 and treats President Richard Nixon's troop with [...]	D
The opening scene starts on the beach, followed by a short foot chase through the woods. Suddenly th [...]	D
When one of the helicopters is spinning out of control just prior to crashing, one of the pilots say [...]	D
When the chopper fleet first encounters Kong, the camera angle shifts behind him, at which point the [...]	D
When Kong saves Weaver from drowning, she is lying in his hand upside down when she should have been [...]	D
The Japanese soldier carried his sword in a wooden scabbard. This type of case is called a shira say [...]	D
Flipped shot. When Mason is taking photos of the local tribe, her film advance lever moves from the [...]	D
Although Northern Lights aren't visible in the southern hemisphere, they could have been seeing the [...]	D
After the several helicopter crashes, the pilots are shown slogging through the jungle in regular in [...]	D
When Randa inadvertently snaps a picture of the skull crawler before it kills him he flips the camer [...]	D
The D-Day Invasion stripes on the plane during the crash in the first scene would not have been foun [...]	D
While Randa and Brooks are speaking with Senator Willis in the corridor outside his office, a female [...]	D
Near the beginning of the movie, when the on-screen text declares the location is the Quan Nam distr [...]	D
Several of the helicopters get swatted out of the air when they get too close to Kong. These flight [...]	D
When Packard looks in his box of medals, there are a couple dog tags in there with black rubber "sil [...]	D
Kong changes sizes between various scenes.	D
The deckhands launching the helicopters off the ship are wearing red jerseys and "cranials" which on [...]	D
When we are introduced to the photographer, there is a Domke F-2 bag hanging on a shelf in the backg [...]	D
Flipped shot: When Mason fires the flare gun at the skull crusher, she is shooting left handed. This [...]	D
The moment Cole drops the AK47 to take on the big beast you see the 'wooden' end bend, revealing it' [...]	D
When Weaver is trying to photograph the "northern lights", she says that she can't get a good photo [...]	D
Despite being an alleged former SAS member, James Conrad not only "sweeps" (passes the muzzle of his [...]	D
The Athena cargo ship used to carry the team to the island wasn't built until 2003.	D
Several times throughout the film it sounds as if Packard is referring to Major Chapman as "Captain, [...]	D
The ID Bands on the P-51D shown in the movie intro represent ID band used by Pacific Fighter Squadro [...]	D
During the point at which the helicopters are lifting off from the boat deck, you see a shot of a he [...]	D
The helicopter where they bury the first group is the ch-53 which they spend the rest of the movie g [...]	D
When the dog tags of the dead soldiers are collected, they are shown on their "long" chains. In actu [...]	D
When the group enters the wreck of the Wanderer, turned into a temple, the torches are clearly fuele [...]	D
When updating Hank Marlow on everything he's missed in the past 29 years, Marlow asks what the man w [...]	D
When Brie Larson climbs the hill to fire the flare at the end of the movie, the surface of the hill [...]	D
The black and white photograph of the USS Lawton seen near the beginning of the film shows the name [...]	D
The US insignia on the B-29 and P-51 fuselage and wings used for the makeshift boat is outlined in r [...]	D
When the soldier is filling up his canteen, he sees Kong approaching in the water, tending wounds, a [...]	D
When Marlow returns to his home in the USA after a nearly 30-year absence, his son looks like a teen [...]	D
One of the helicopters is called a "Sea Stallion" which is the US Navy/USMC designation of the H-53 [...]	D
The Ka-Bar combat knife carried by one of the soldiers had serrations on the back edge. The serratio [...]	D
During the hectic scene where the helicopters are crashing when Kong is first encountered, you hear [...]	D
One of the technical staff is referred to as a "data wrangler," a 21st century job title.	D
The photograph of the 'USS Lawton' shows it to be a South Dakota-class battleship. However, it was t [...]	D
One pilot is shown carrying and using an AK-47. While this MAY have been acceptable on a combat miss [...]	D
The aspect ratio consistently changes throughout the film.	D
As the ship approaches Skull Island, it's said they are fifty miles away. That would be well over th [...]	D
Admittedly this is about an imaginary species but it defies physics that the flying dinosaur/bird cr [...]	D
The graphics on the seismic devices are far beyond the capabilities of computers in 1973, let alone [...]	D
Mason says she can't get a long exposure of the Aurora in the night sky because her flashlight is br [...]	D
The number of helicopters taking off from the ship have had fans arguing about the numbers on variou [...]	D
Tom Hiddleston's character says "Sure you could load up on the Atabrine for the malaria... but what [...]	D
When Randa and Brooks go to get approval for the mission from Senator Willis, the computer terminals [...]	D
After filling his canteen, Jack ends up hiding behind a rock as Kong approaches. Kong tends wounds i [...]	D
At the beginning when the American pilot shoots at the Japanese pilot and empties his 45 a clicking [...]	D
It seems strange that as at least 2 members of the team are carrying grenade launchers, not one is f [...]	D
Even if Marlow had 'gone native' and didn't wear his uniform for the 28 years he was on the island, [...]	D
Samurai swords were razor-sharp. Someone grabbing one would lose their fingers.	D
When Cole plans to sacrifice himself with the grenades he pulls the pins and releases the spoons. Th [...]	D
Early in the movie, Packard reaches for a box of cigars, with a Rocky Patel cigar label, which conta [...]	D
Colonel Packard's pistol is not a Colt Model 1911 missing its barrel bushing. It is a Colt Model 190 [...]	D
The main camera used by the photographer is a Leica M3. In some scenes you see a black version but i [...]	D
Mason was shown loading Kodak Plus-X film into her camera, which is, or was, a mid speed black and w [...]	D
As the crew is first flying through the storm to get onto Skull Island, Packard says that Icarus's w [...]	D
Japanese pilot Gunpei Ikari attempts to use a German Mauser C96 pistol at the beginning of the film. [...]	D
The satellite that produced the imagery is called Landsat in the film. The satellite launched in 197 [...]	D

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