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There's No Real Rules About What You Do [while Directing]; It's Just You Just Use Your Instincts As To The Pacing Of A Film And What Is Repetitive And What Is The Minimum Amount You Can Get Away With To Tell The Story, That Scene Didn't Make It In.

It's Interesting How The Frame Rate Actually Changes The Perception Of The 3d As Well As Making It More Comfortable To Watch.

What I Love About Films Is That You Can See "king Kong" And You Can Be Affected By It And Then You Realize That He Was Just This Little Guy When He Made That Fall.

The Music In A Film Like This Is As Critical As Anything Because Kong Is Mute. He Doesn't Talk.

I Think 3d At 24 Frames Is Interesting, But It's The 48 That Actually Allows 3d To Achieve The Potential That It Can Achieve, Because It's Less Eye Strain And You Have A Sharper Picture Which Creates More Of A 3-dimensional World.