King Kong Entrance Scenes

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Published 2007-05-05

Video Includes: All 3 versions of King Kong's first official entrance.

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Note: This Video was made using a FIREWIRE connection.

All Comments (21)

@TheThingKing 17 years ago

thanks deadly surfer I do have a DVD recorder but I dont know how to record with it yet. + my computer can't play DVDS and this video is a lot better quality then my last Kong clips.
@WolfDreamer1112 15 years ago

After seeing the original again, I finally get the "abominable snowman" joke. The animation for the 1933 Kong and the Abominable Snowman in Rudolph are very similar. Thanks for posting this. Brings back memories. I really hated the 1976 version, but it still brings back memories.
@gpl992 16 years ago

Also agree,1976 Kong is my favorite
@riccardobruero 16 years ago

"Baker wanted Kong to knuckle walk in the 76 version..." Yes, but it was De Laurentiis who told Rick Baker that he didn't want a realistical gorilla.
@TheThingKing 16 years ago

Thanks Blendre.
@PieceOfCherryCake 17 years ago

Cool video! I absolutely love KK 2005, still haven't seen 1933 yet but I will do it soon!
@DaddlerTheDalek 15 years ago

King Kong 2005 was Epic!!! XD
@TheThingKing 16 years ago

Cheers joeyvader thanks for the information.
@Kingkongkessler 16 years ago

he sounds that way because he's not just a gorilla, that's where Pj made his first (of many) mistakes with his KK film
@badabing003 15 years ago

King Kong 1933: Scaled models and stop-motion. The Epic Original. King Kong 1976: Green screen and mechanical large-scale models. Ambitious Remake. King Kong 2005: CGI. Consummate remake that adds the polished touches to the epic tale of beauty and the beast. For each movie's era, they are all very unique and make good use of the technology and special effects that were ON HAND during the DIFFERENT times in which each movie was made. King Kong is a superb and memorable tale for the ages!!
@Blendre 17 years ago

Great idea for a video thanks.
@TheThingKing 16 years ago

Thanks HELLOPEOPLEPEOPLEHI I'm glad you liked it.
@Danzilla1996 13 years ago

'33 Kong- Keep Anne as a trophy '76 Kong- Pervert '05 Kong- Just wanted a friend
@poetsteve1 14 years ago

I grew up with the 1933 version, back in the 60s when mothers would say "don't watch horror movies - you'll have nightmares!" So I guess I'm biased. But the musical score of the '33 version is matchless.
@knightflyte 12 years ago

@alexalex3131 I think Ann's fall was in the script. Kong was back plated onto a screen and Ann live acted in front of that screen. Notice how Kong's left hand never looks like it's near the cotter pin to release Ann's right arm. Ann had to fall to effectively remove the live action actress so she could be replaced by the "doll Ann" when Kong picks her up. Yeah, I know you wrote this a year ago. ;o)
@TheThingKing 16 years ago

Cheers mate ;)
@Loverboy19691 13 years ago

i prefure the 1976 version, it was in my lfe time that this film was made in my life time and i saw it with my dad in the cinema, a great effect!, the others doesnt quite have the same impact for me personally.
@Blendre 16 years ago

cool video thnx
@colpetne 14 years ago

how can you hate the 1933 one? it was amazing and i doubt to many people agree with you because its one of the biggest movies of all time
@KlayTube1 15 years ago

i second that