December 26, 2005

Somehow, King Kong spurred me to relook at the realities and hypocracies of the world.."Beauty killed the beast" was the ending line said by the filmmaker,Carl Denham. As ironical as it is, this comment was made by the culprit who triggered the whole string of unfortunate events to achieve his personal greatness that he believed to await him at Skull Island. To Carl, King Kong was killed as a result of his love and affection for Ann. However, what killed it were the ambitions and greed of man. How can we ever see our flaws if we are always looking at things from a single perspective? Perhaps everyone of us has a blind spot, or probably, there are things which we choose not to see as we move forward in life.


It is saddening to see King Kong slowly slipped, dived down from the tip of the building and lie motionlessly on the hard and cold ground, surrounded by spectators and photographers who eagerly stepped on top of the body to take the last pictures of the creature that "terrorised" the city. Cold and unreflective humans are. Blinded by the very things we desire and pursue for.


Who is the intruder when the "intruder" is being held as a captive from a land where it knows it as home?


Easy as it is to push the blame unto others, recognising our faults and mistakes would have taken a lot more courage and effort for it implies the step to face up to the consequences.

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