>>46 A couple of other reviews also didn't mention him at all. I wonder why the UK reviews trended more negative than the US ones? (There will be more US ones for next weekend's opening here, but more will be from outside the entertainment press.)

>>47 lol - so indirect that I missed that interpretation (I'm so used to our politicians dodging every question)! And the new "I'm only here to talk about the work" is ironic given his team's use of GQ to get the Official Personal Answer (TM) out about Tayto, in an article that barely mentioned any of his work.

>>49 Now he must know how Chris Hemsworth feels about Loki stealing every Thor movie.

Agree about the importance of the non-US box office. This review even calls out that "...it's almost painstakingly clear Skull Island wasn't made for a Western audience..." (scroll down to the section "This is a Global Film"): http://www.polygon.com/2017/3/2/14782556/kong-skull-island-review