/r/kingkong
King Kong is a fictional monster, resembling an enormous ape, that has appeared in various media since 1933. He has been dubbed The Eighth Wonder of the World, a phrase commonly used within the films. The character first appeared in the novelization of the 1933 film King Kong from RKO Pictures, with the film premiering a little over two months later. The film received universal acclaim upon its initial release and re-releases.
BEHOLD, THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD!
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Welcome to the KING KONG subreddit! A place for anything related to the Lovestruck Ape! From toys to movies, screenshots to trailers, everything from his feature film debut in 1933, the rumble in the jungle with Godzilla to Peter Jackon's 2005 remake! Anything and everything related to King Kong belongs here!
RULES
Play nice. No picking fights, no personal attacks, no slurs, insults, or abusing other readers in any way. Debating opinions is allowed, being a jackass is not.
No posting non King Kong related content. Non Kong monsters should be posted to /r/kaiju or another related subreddit.
Do not post links to pirated content, nor give instructions on how to find pirated content.
LINKS
/r/Kaiju - For your generic giant monster needs.
/r/Godzilla - Subreddit for the big G himself.
/r/Mothra - Giant bug sanctuary.
/r/PacificRim - Official subreddit for the Pacific Rim.
/r/Gamera - For everyone's favorite flying superturtle.
/r/MonsterVerse - Discussion on the shared Legendary Pictures universe.
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/r/kingkong
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What if Charlie and Annie kissed in skull Island
22:07 UTC
Is every v rex inbred or just the trio?
12:22 UTC
STFU
12:12 UTC
Happy birthday Peter Jackson the man who brought the epic tale of King Kong on screen turns 63!
06:11 UTC
King Dong
04:39 UTC
Human POV of Kong vs Godzilla underwater
14:39 UTC
Shouldn't this have torn the jaw completely off the body?
12:21 UTC
I'd welcome him in with open arms
23:29 UTC
Ik I already said this but…
King Kong is about a woman having a choice between a man and a bear and she chooses the bear.
And anyone who disagrees with me and has a rebuttal, by all means, be my guest.
21:25 UTC
How did Danham's crew never encounter any v rexes on skull island?
In the movie not the game
19:17 UTC
What was this v rex thinking here?
12:21 UTC
King Kong parody from Tiny Toons Adventures | 1990
00:29 UTC
Do men even have feelings?
16:15 UTC
According to one of the king kong trading cards, this broke the V Rex's back. What do you think?
12:21 UTC
Everyone praises how powerful V. Rex is, but they forget how agile they are! These guy’s can bend in ways no theropod can, their legs are set to their sides, giving them incredible flexibility, other theropods have legs positioned more underneath them to support their weight but limiting movement.
02:15 UTC
Kyle Chandler was perfect in this role
I loved the way he decided to play a goofy movie star back then
Also his storyline was perfect. Come the end I wasn’t surprised when he (what was the logical thing once again) escaped the theater to save himself
10:33 UTC
The King Kong roars from the Peter Jacksons King Kong Game are the best King Kong roars ever.
02:31 UTC
Golira
23:48 UTC
Some of my King Kong (2005) memorabilia! I used to have the game & a bunch of the toy sets as a kid. Did you have anything from the film growing up/did you pick up anything in later years? 🤙🏼
22:35 UTC
what would happen if Kong started living somewhere in the wilderness of America instead of Skull Island?
Let's say that in an alternate universe Kong, somehow, survives the events of his capture and ramage in New York, After which he then flees the city and ends up traveling around through the woods and countryside, avoiding capture, before settling down far away from humans, probably in somewhere remote like the upper peninsula of Michigan, the Rocky Mountains or a national park like Yellowstone etc.
how do you think would Kong adapt/settle into his new home? and how would the ecosystem/local wildlife adapt/respond to having Kong as a new neighbour?
17:08 UTC
Kong knows no fear
08:15 UTC
Peter Jackson's King Kong (2005) is the greatest remake of all time.
18:34 UTC