To paraphrase from another thread on another Okayboard, like Peter Jackson I feel Kong isn't about people, it's damning commentary about the tyranny of mankind as a whole...as the director says, the worst decision Kong made was befriending Anne Darrow. My argument is that the perceived racism in Kong the '05 Kong at least, is just that, perceived rather than actually inherent, and it's a dangerous and slippery slope to protest against things for what they could be intended as, rather than what the intention is known to be.