GODZILLA VS KONG Directors Says Intense Destruction Mentioned In PG-13 Rating Is An "Understatement"

@TheJustinHammer - This is probably unrelated, but a thing I noticed re-watching Kong: Skull Island again is how King Kong himself doesn't really get involved with the plot that much except in the prologue, the end of the first half that becomes the major inciting incident that leaves the human characters left wandering around the island and the third act.

Whenever we see him, we just see him minding his own business from cleaning himself in the water after his encounter with the humans and noticing his injury, fighting octopus-creature and then eating it in the very same scene, protecting the other animals of the island, watching northern light equivalents at night.

We get to see a lot more of King Kong as a character more than we did with Godzilla in either of his flicks. There were moments with him that were cool or I felt genuinely bad for him (especially during the finale of the 2014 flick), but we don't see how he minds his own business before the plot comes around. Maybe he notices the people following him and tries to bugger off in order to survive or something.

@LameLuka - probably just like Kong Vs Zilla will be.