King Kong "MYSTERY OF THE LOST SPIDER PIT SEQUENCE" Missing Media | Scribbles to Screen
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Due to a copyright strike and take down, I've had to re-upload the video, but don't worry, it should be smooth sailing from here now!
Ok
why
Is this version different from the other upload? Was something removed or changed?
@@tyburvandeezo8218 most likely had to removed the copyrighted material cause you know how greedy big corporations are
@@tyburvandeezo8218 this version runs 32:13, original upload was 33:16, so 1 minute had to be removed
I don't think the Spider Pit scene was ever completed. There were models, sketches, and the one photo of the scene which could have been just for set-ups. However, no one but Cooper ever talked about the scene; not Shoedsack, not O'Brien, none of the actors ever mentioned it. And Cooper would never let the truth get in the way of a good story.
I heard somewhere that O'brien was crushed when he found out it was gonna be cut and said it was the finest work he ever created?
There actually is more than just one photo.
Glad to see this video reuploaded! Its great to see anything Kong Related and this is a special treat! ❤
Love this movie! This is very interesting.
I wonder how Peter Jackson feels about the Spider-pit scene never existing since he's been obsessed with it for so many years.
Expect it did existed consider some scenes of photos was found in the phillipines. You forgot before that the original movie had cut down scenes till it was found in UK. They do this alot in showing without a copy
In fact, on the King Kong wiki, it says that the reel of that scene was burned because it was customary, but I don't remember if it was the custom of the time or the director's
@@iancruz6617 It's likely those photos were test photos but it was decided early on not to animate the full scene because it would've been too expensive.
21:47 That's a giant crab holding a sailor up in the air with his claws and walking toward the camera.
Peter jackson actually added this lost scene to his remake of king kong in 2005 🦍
Ok so
From what i can tell, there's at least two different spiders in the lost sequence.
One dubbed "Great Spider" it's the bigger one and it should be the one in the Famous Monsters of Filmland stills, the other one it is dubbed " Giant or Trapdoor Spider" and it's the one with a somewhat crabbish form and with two big eyes.
You can see the latter in the underground sequence in ""Black Scorpion" chasing a child.
Wait what? Im slightly confused/potentially amazed... So this is a recreated scene, from the old King Kong, made in modern times?
Incredible.
18:07 HELLOOOOOO NURSE!❤❤❤😍
Here before TH-cam copy strikes this video again for no reason ❤❤ keep up the good work scribbles to screen!!
Like a rad mix tape your cool uncle made for you. (His cigarettes smell funny tho)
I can't make any promises, nor can I jump to any conclusions, like here (no offense).
However, according to the book "The Making of King Kong" there was a documented test screening witnessed by George and Orville Turner which included the full Triceratops Chase ( just the full chase with the ending where the sailor gets gored) as well as other test scenes, including the Spider Pit sequence, where it was said the creatures swarmed out and devoured the sailors.
I can neither confirm nor deny the witness testimony. There was also supposedly dunning shots involving actors (sailor extras) which was said to once be in possession of Jim Danforth (again, can't confirm this). Obie also reportedly said he felt it was his best piece of animation, suggesting at least part of it was animated (?) However, Given the new evidence suggesting it was never on the production schedule to be filmed, that's conflicting with the other reports/ seems to retcon them, so I really don't know what to make of all this. Maybe the test reel just had a few pit animation shots, if any were ever made? No clue. I'm guessing that there are at least more stills/ photos of the models to be found, if nothing else.
Also:
-Thanks for the shout-out. I'm glad you liked my fan-animation. I went out if my way to personally revise the script and concept art before making that, and noticed a lot of things most people overlooked, like the Miniature crabs and snakes crawling on the ravine floor, and the slimey things wriggling into the chasm wall. The whole project was quite a journey, and I hope others take note of these details for the next time someone re-creates the scene.
Yea all this even someone mention his grand parents actual rmember spider eat this sailors in early screening. This just how time goes on and act this scene never existed. Added the Phillipines photos of the pider fit scenes by scene was discovered
If you have the the triceratops on the other side really explains why they didn’t try to go to the other side of the log without it I really makes no sense it really explains a lot
The spider pit scene would be overkill anyway, the falling to their death was brutal enough.
To justify the log scene. The men were running from the brontosaurus. To have them run into another dinosaur would have been a little extra. It’s fair to assume they didn’t run to the other side in fear of the bronto in the final film.
That's how it always played for me as well -- the men are running from the brontosaurus. As far as why they don't turn back on the log, that's simple -- it's because when they try, they stumble over each other and by that time Kong starts rolling the log. It all happens too fast for the men to do anything but cling onto the log for dear life.
apparently scribbles to screen is an actually lost internet game made by nick jr/noggin would be cool to see him cover it maybe as an april fools or something considering he works on movie lost media but still a cool detail that idek if he knows,
Long live this video and long live King Kong! Haha
Can you talk about the lost world sequel creation 1931 in the next video and batman beyond the return of the joker uncut version
So finding out more the lost spider put scene was shown to the phillipines that's why the lost photos of the scene was found in the Philippines if ppl not awared the spider put scene could be found in the Philippines
Indeed, also what part of the Philippines and storage place, building could have the 1933 kong film with the spider pit sequence ?
Yes, it was 100% filmed. You left out the ten minute sfx reel used to sell Kong --- which had the spider pit scene. This was footage shot before the film fully went into production and every shot in the reel is listed in THE MAKING OF KING KONG by Orville Gardner, one of the actual spfx crew members. They didn't set up models and shots with cameras then not shoot the scene.
A buddy tried telling me that in the original King Kong there was one scene where Fay was nude but got censored out?
well this was during the great depression, so that would have been a valid reason why the spider pit scene was never completed, or just never filmed, never made, due to budget costs, they had to save money during rough times during the great depression
It's a shame the Jim Danforth recreation was removed, but I will say that I knew it would come eventually😔
Due to this youtuber receiving a similar strike www.youtube.com/@JDBmoviefilms
That's my old [non-gaming] channel. I don't think I received a strike, but after I edited my re-creation (which used footage from various re-creations, including the shot of the guy crawling in the mud), I found out that the Danforth re-creation that was public was actually ripped from a private video without the owner's permission. I was FURIOUS when I found this out because I trusted in good faith that the uploader was the original source, but someone was being dishonest about their video upload, and made me look bad. Needless to say, I took down my edit out of respect of the original creator, and made a cut of the scene strictly with my own animations, and clips from the original Kong. It no longer feels as complete, but it still serves it's purpose.
@@drscottgamingfx211 Thank you graciously for the clarification!
I went back to check on that channel and viewed the recent version. I believe it works seamlessly even without the live-actor shots.
I also might as well throw this one in here,
I find the recreation by Jim Danforth a-bit more traditional to what might've been planned.
Agreed. I was deeply saddened to hear it had been canceled. In fact, it was the last straw that prompted me to take matters into my own hands and do it myself.
Why is there a dalek
I was wondering the same thing.
To be honest, I don't think that the stop motion puppet in this video is the one used in 1933's "King Kong",. Based on the appearance, especially in the thumb nail photo, it is actually the puppet from 1949's " Mighty Joe Young". The Joe model was more solidly built, and had larger, more solid build, and larger, more expressive eyes. In short, the movie animators had improved upon the model's features, and capabilities, and actually used one of the previous King Kong metal armatures for Joe's skeleton. "This day in history". Check it Out! Ciao!!!
Why, exactly, is there a DALEK at 14:51 ?????
That’s surely not in the official recreation?
😂 Quality! That's nothing tho, look at @15:04 😂
@@BuckdawgYoda? Or is it Grogu?
Lol
Shame this video had a copyright strike.
But now it doesn't.
This is the funniest shit i've ever seen in my entire life!
You're very easily amused
"Pacifically"??????????
So The Black Scorpion is like an unofficial spinoff of the original King Kong?
Good documentary, but this guys voice…I cut the video short. I couldn’t take him.
I've heard far FAR more obnoxious voices than this guy's, that's for sure.
Honestly this guy's voice isn't even really that obnoxious. Just very British.