I loved the the dinosaurs and the fight scenes with Kong when he was constantly trying to protect Ann Darrow especially when they were all falling down the chasm and got tangled in the vines! Fantastic stuff! The other island inhabitants were cool too and the scripted events they were all involved in. Lumpy the chef was great and stole the show until his jaw dropping demise! Overall it was a great movie but I have to say I think there was one thing that ruined it for me unless someone can provide some feasible explanation for it.

So Jack Driscoll rescues Ann Darrow with Kong in pursuit. They all get to the boats and try to leave the island whilst attempting to subdue Kong with the chloroform. At this point I am thinking how the hell does Kong get to New York, this should be interesting! And what happens?! Carl Denham throws the bottle and Kong collapses. Then in the next scene they're all back in New York! I found that quite annoying. I dont recall ever seeing the original so Im not sure how this compares but half the crew were dead and I would think an unconcious, considerably oversized giant gorilla weighs quite a bit so how on Earth do they get him to the boat and is the boat likely to hold his weight without sinking?! Maybe Im thinking too much into it but didnt anyone else think that!?

Then also the entire ending of the movie. Thinking about that the ice didn't break when Kong was on it, means it had to be really really cold, still Ann wore just a thin dress and didn't seem to be cold at all.

A boat is surprisingly boyant. Think about in roman / egyptiantimes how they carried pillars and obelisks. The stone's usually came from 'spiritual' places and not the places they're errected so this was a long journey by boat, but by no means impossible.

Yes the t-rex thing was really nice. Especially when he swings in and fucks em all off with the kick

They still had to put him on the boat, which would be hard, since most of them are injured in one way or another