King Kong

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An oil company expedition disturbs the peace of a giant ape and brings him back to New York to exploit him.

Filmmaking

Overall
90
Screenplay
60
Acting
70
Cinematography
80
Production
80
Directing
75
Concept
?
Story
80
Dialogue
70
Characters
80
Pacing
?
Musical Score
100

Attributes

Entertaining
100
Uniqueness
?
How Much I Like It
100
Twists
?
Artistry
?
Fun
90
Cliche
?
Cheesy
80
Broad Appeal
?
Cerebral
?
Emotional
?
Discussion Worthy
80

Genres

Comedy
?
Drama
?
Suspense
?
Action
90
Mystery
?
Thriller
50
Horror
?
Adventure
90
Romance
60
Science Fiction
?
Fantasy
?
Animation
?

Maturity

Family Friendly
60
Positive Message
?
Thematically Mature
?
Intense
?
Sexuality
60
Nudity
30
Violence
80
Gore
?
Crude
?
Profanity
?
Scary
?
Substance Use
10

1 Review

Shawn Okeefe
90 Overall60 Screenplay70 Acting80 Cinematography80 Production— Concept80 Story70 Dialogue80 Characters100 Musical Score— Uniqueness100 Entertaining

An oil company finds a giant ape and thinks, “Let’s bring it to New York—great idea.” Kong falls for Jessica Lange, the humans make nonstop bad decisions, and he ends up climbing the Twin Towers to file a complaint about his trip. Messy, ridiculous, and somehow still fun.

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Trailers

Official Trailer
Official StudioCanal Trailer
King Kong (1976) - Trailer #2