If it weren't for the 2005 King Kong I wouldn't have gotten into the franchise and watched the original movie. It was because of that move and it's backstory that got me to do my own remake. Legend of Kong; King of Skull Island a tribute to both the original and 2005 film. First, it'll be a visual novel before pursuing a 2d adaptation similar to Tarzan and Atlantis the Lost Empire.
I would've loved to have that statue of Kong fighting a V. rex. I even remember seeing one on sale at a convention years ago, but sadly couldn't afford it.
As for the styrofoam Kong from 70’s, you may or not may not know it served first as sideshow in a circus in Italy by friends of my family and then housed in a theme park called Fiabilandia. For what i know it was thrown away later. P.S. The rex actually swallowing Ann and Kong ripping the jaws to pull her out is utterly insane 😵!
I’ve instagrams. I have to see is my vpn is on android too and then have my friends near who could pass as much information as possible today evening, my hour here in Russia.
Unfortunately i feel I could’ve done more if I was in Italy at the moment. But my friend, actually my acquired uncle, is here with me. I hope that what he knows suffices.
10:08 Actually, that's a bit of a common misconception about "Revenge of the Sith" and all of the "Star Wars" prequels. They all used practical effects to one degree or another. "The Phantom Menace" is the one where the practical effects are the most noticeable, but they didn't stop using practical effects on either "Attack of the Clones" or "Revenge of the Sith." Most of the practical effects on those films were miniatures used for some of the sets, like the Kamino cloning facility or Geonosis arena in "Attack of the Clones" or the Wookiee tree villages on Kashyyyk and even some of the volcanic landscapes on Mustafar in "Revenge of the Sith." These are all things you see in the behind-the-scenes stuff for each of the "Star Wars" prequels. It wasn't all CG like some prequel detractors may have you believe.
After hearing Godzilla won an Academy award for Godzilla minus one I screamed yes so loudly it echoed. I just goes to show how excited and happy I was.
Great video Jack! This was my king kong growing up i remember 2005 very well because of how popular it was, i had all the toys lol Peter Jackson remade a masterpiece into another masterpiece i can watch this movie anytime and never get tired of it😅
I re-watched this movie on Netflix for the first time in years recently. I still basically have the same opinion of it as I did years ago. It’s too long. It has moments of sheer brilliance to it, but it’s a bit puzzling to me how Peter Jackson was such a mega fan of the original, which has a run time under two hours and yet he needs to make this movie 3+ hours in length? It Took them 1 hour just to get to Skull Island. That wasn’t necessary.
Looks like you’re not gonna solve that riddle jack by the way, the answer was Alastor and you probably weren’t even paying attention to these comments so it’s just a bunch of malarkey for me to keep doing these. I wanted to see if anyone would react to him sadly I have no information on the Kings gauntlet sorry I heard this from Big Bird who heard this from Elmo who heard it from Popo and Nana, who heard this from Pit and Palutena who heard it from Parakarry who heard from Steven Spielberg himself that you might want to look in hollywood Edit it’s not the exact location but I think you might be able to find something but for all I know that letter was the letter G for Godzilla what I said the message was from Big Bird
26:54 domestically with King Kong being the fifth highest grossing movie of 2005 domestically and Revenge of the Sith being the number one highest grossing movie of 2005 domestically
Yeah you kind of seemed really harsh for no real reason in your original review of the 2005 film although something the noteworthy is that King Kong made less money than the Lord of the Rings movies
I haven't seen King Kong 2005 for a long time since I was little back when I skipped most of the film to the action scenes so I'll have to re watch it in full both the theatrical and extended edition so thanks for the inspiration the on!h other Kong film I've seen was Kong Skull Island. When are going to do John Carpenter's The Thing hop you add that film in your storyline. I like the storytelling in your videos and channel
If it weren't for the 2005 King Kong I wouldn't have gotten into the franchise and watched the original movie. It was because of that move and it's backstory that got me to do my own remake. Legend of Kong; King of Skull Island a tribute to both the original and 2005 film. First, it'll be a visual novel before pursuing a 2d adaptation similar to Tarzan and Atlantis the Lost Empire.
11:03 G.I. Joe The Epic Saga Also Kong is in this series and also Jack was the one that introduced me to the series in his G.I. Joe video
I'm rewatched both extended and normal
I would've loved to have that statue of Kong fighting a V. rex. I even remember seeing one on sale at a convention years ago, but sadly couldn't afford it.
King Kong 2005 was my introduction to King Kong if wasn’t for this film I probably never would’ve heard or seen the 1933 original King Kong
I really 💛 that statue of Kong battling the 3 T-Rexes.
As for the styrofoam Kong from 70’s, you may or not may not know it served first as sideshow in a circus in Italy by friends of my family and then housed in a theme park called Fiabilandia. For what i know it was thrown away later. P.S. The rex actually swallowing Ann and Kong ripping the jaws to pull her out is utterly insane 😵!
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I’ve instagrams. I have to see is my vpn is on android too and then have my friends near who could pass as much information as possible today evening, my hour here in Russia.
Unfortunately i feel I could’ve done more if I was in Italy at the moment. But my friend, actually my acquired uncle, is here with me. I hope that what he knows suffices.
@beasterful4034 thanks you can dm me on there
I remember having some toys of the Peter Jackson film.🙂
10:08 Actually, that's a bit of a common misconception about "Revenge of the Sith" and all of the "Star Wars" prequels. They all used practical effects to one degree or another. "The Phantom Menace" is the one where the practical effects are the most noticeable, but they didn't stop using practical effects on either "Attack of the Clones" or "Revenge of the Sith." Most of the practical effects on those films were miniatures used for some of the sets, like the Kamino cloning facility or Geonosis arena in "Attack of the Clones" or the Wookiee tree villages on Kashyyyk and even some of the volcanic landscapes on Mustafar in "Revenge of the Sith." These are all things you see in the behind-the-scenes stuff for each of the "Star Wars" prequels. It wasn't all CG like some prequel detractors may have you believe.
After hearing Godzilla won an Academy award for Godzilla minus one I screamed yes so loudly it echoed. I just goes to show how excited and happy I was.
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This was the pinnacle of cinema I reckon.
7:38
There was more than one draft of the '96 Script?
Yes there's two drafts out there
7:11 His name is Baron von Strucker.
27:44 The Lost World remake right here
Peter jackson is an INSPIRATION!!!😊💖
I'd actually like 2 C Jurassic Park in that theater.
Great video Jack! This was my king kong growing up i remember 2005 very well because of how popular it was, i had all the toys lol Peter Jackson remade a masterpiece into another masterpiece i can watch this movie anytime and never get tired of it😅
I think this review top your original review I hope someday he can give a more positive review of King Kong 2005
Great review can’t wait to hear your review of King Kong, 2005 in the future
Good 4 Godzilla 4 winning an Oscar.😁
Meet the Feebles is a messed-up film.😳
15:51 I like this gun too
Can’t wait
Cool..
What if James Cameron made King Kong?
I re-watched this movie on Netflix for the first time in years recently. I still basically have the same opinion of it as I did years ago. It’s too long. It has moments of sheer brilliance to it, but it’s a bit puzzling to me how Peter Jackson was such a mega fan of the original, which has a run time under two hours and yet he needs to make this movie 3+ hours in length? It Took them 1 hour just to get to Skull Island. That wasn’t necessary.
Maybe you can do next king kong reviews with the creatures of the franchise?
Did you know @BigJackFilms ? , Peter Jackson Owns One of The Original Chitty Bang Bang Cars used for filming in 1968.
Very cool. 🙂👍👍 🦍
Looks like you’re not gonna solve that riddle jack by the way, the answer was Alastor and you probably weren’t even paying attention to these comments so it’s just a bunch of malarkey for me to keep doing these. I wanted to see if anyone would react to him sadly I have no information on the Kings gauntlet sorry I heard this from Big Bird who heard this from Elmo who heard it from Popo and Nana, who heard this from Pit and Palutena who heard it from Parakarry who heard from Steven Spielberg himself that you might want to look in hollywood
Edit it’s not the exact location but I think you might be able to find something but for all I know that letter was the letter G for Godzilla what I said the message was from Big Bird
Glad Jack realized how harsh he was in his og Review. Always felt off putting
I thought they were v-rex's.??
They are
26:54 domestically with King Kong being the fifth highest grossing movie of 2005 domestically and Revenge of the Sith being the number one highest grossing movie of 2005 domestically
Yeah you kind of seemed really harsh for no real reason in your original review of the 2005 film although something the noteworthy is that King Kong made less money than the Lord of the Rings movies
I haven't seen King Kong 2005 for a long time since I was little back when I skipped most of the film to the action scenes so I'll have to re watch it in full both the theatrical and extended edition so thanks for the inspiration the on!h other Kong film I've seen was Kong Skull Island. When are going to do John Carpenter's The Thing hop you add that film in your storyline. I like the storytelling in your videos and channel