Product Description

DVD Features:
Audio Commentary
Other

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #46476 in DVD
• Brand: Warner Brothers
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: .35 pounds

Customer Reviews

It was beauty that killed the beast.
One of the greatest movies of all time. Even after Peter Jackson created his interpretation of Kong, King Kong (1933) still lives on. The movie was first remade in 1976 but the first still remains the best. Definitely one to see.

The DVD comtains a commentary, a few featurettes and a deleted sequence. Definitely one to pick up.

The ORGINAL AND BEST!!!
This is where Ray Harryhausen got his inspiration as a child. You can see why. LOVE this movie!!

Fay Wray monkeys around
The basic story is of Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong), who makes those cute little animal pictures that are going out of style. If he wants to stay in business he must add a female interest and some excitement. Circumstances forcing him to leave port quickly, he meets a girl Ann Darrow (Fay Wray), that is down on her luck and convinces her that he will make her a star (on the up and up).

Things get complicated as you know it is bad luck to bring a woman onboard a freighter. And Ann really stirs them up including the first mate, Jack Driscoll (Bruce Cabot). On top of this she has a large date awaiting her at Skull Island.

I will not tell the rest of the story just incase you are one of the few that has missed the movie. But as you have guessed it includes a big ape named KONG. Not that cheesy thing that is always tussling around in Japanese movies, but a much more convincing Kong that can show great emotion.

You are about to watch the eight wonder of the world.