Please enjoy this article by By Robert Sprackland on King Kong 1933 and 2005.

Those of us who are 82 years old or older might remember the premier of a novel motion picture. While many movies during the Great Depression aimed to provide good feelings and a ray of hopeful sunshine into devastated lives, this particular movie had a somewhat different effect on the audiences. When people got their first glimpse of the giant ape called Kong, pandemonium broke out in the theater. People unintentionally mimicked sacrifice Ann Darrow (played by almost constantly screaming Fay Wray) and panicked. Like Darrow, they screamed, some fainted; others ran to the aisles and out of the theater.

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Lance Winslow wrote:

We all have seen the original King Kong Movie probably more than once and so you ask why should you go see the New Remake of King Kong? Well let me tell you this movie is much different than the original and the graphics and special effects will literally blow you away.

King Kong 2005 makes all previous Kong's pale by comparison. This is no man in a monkey suit nor is it cartoonish like cgi. It feels like your there with the monsters, bugs, and dinosaurs. It takes a little to get started, but your hanging onto the edge of your seat before you know it. Read my

The new Peter Jackson epic King Kong that will be coming your way in theatres December 14 has a brand new poster you can pre-order at Moviegoods. There are also a nice selection of film cells, photos, caps, and mugs for the King Kong movie.

Go to Moviegoods for King Kong memorabilia

King Kong may be available in 3D when it's released later this year. Chicken Little also available in 3D has been pretty successful so Kong might just reach out of the screen and grab you.

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