Nel 1933, un produttore cinematografico si imbarca con la sua troupe per girare un film su un'isola misteriosa chiamata Skull Island, dove incontreranno una scimmia gigantesca di nome Kong.Nel 1933, un produttore cinematografico si imbarca con la sua troupe per girare un film su un'isola misteriosa chiamata Skull Island, dove incontreranno una scimmia gigantesca di nome Kong.Nel 1933, un produttore cinematografico si imbarca con la sua troupe per girare un film su un'isola misteriosa chiamata Skull Island, dove incontreranno una scimmia gigantesca di nome Kong.
- Vincitore di 3 Oscar
- 46 vittorie e 104 candidature totali
David Dennis
- Taps
- (as David Denis)
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- QuizIt took 18 months to craft the CGI version of the Empire State Building. The real thing was built in 14 months.
- BlooperThe way Kong shakes and throws Ann around while carrying her would almost certainly snap her neck or spine.
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Carl Denham: It wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast.
- Curiosità sui creditiThe end credits are set against an art deco backdrop rather than the traditional black screen. The backdrop is an exact replica, in Technicolor, of the same backdrop that was used for the opening credits in the 1933 version of "King Kong".
- Versioni alternativeOn November 14, 2006, an extended edition DVD was released with 13 minutes of additional scenes edited back into the film. Denham's party is attacked both by a Ceratops immediately upon entering the jungle to rescue Ann and by a giant fish while on rafts on a river, after which they kill a giant bird while firing blindly into the jungle (the longest addition by far). Baxter's rescue of the party is extended and finishes with Jimmy's farewell to Hayes. Kong's pursuit of the party on Skull Island and his pursuit of Driscoll in NYC are slightly extended, and there are two brief additional encounters between Kong and the military in NYC. A complete breakdown is at http://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=3550.
- ConnessioniEdited into It's All Gone King Kong (2005)
- Colonne sonoreI'm Sitting on Top of the World
Written by Ray Henderson, Joe Young, Sam Lewis (as Sam M. Lewis)
Performed by Al Jolson
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Recensione in evidenza
Don't get me wrong, I still love Jurassic Park, but the technology there is now twelve years old. Peter Jackson's KING KONG is the experience for which movies were invented. The CGI was incredible, the casting appropriate (this wasn't supposed to be an actor-driven, big-star film, after all), and the flow was satisfying. Even the somewhat slow build-up had a huge payoff once you see Kong running through the jungle with Ann in his giant hand. Is it a flawless movie? Probably not. But it Is a perfect example of why we go to movies in the first place-- to see things that we will never see in our real lives. When I walked out of the theater and was making my way through the deserted lobby, I had an odd feeling. Every poster I saw for an upcoming film kind of made me feel like all those movies were probably just going to be a waste of film next to KING KONG.
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- 14 dic 2005
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- Peter Jackson's King Kong
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Shelly Bay, Wellington, Nuova Zelanda(Skull Island)
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- Budget
- 207.000.000 USD (previsto)
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 218.080.025 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 50.130.145 USD
- 18 dic 2005
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 556.906.378 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione3 ore 7 minuti
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- 2.39 : 1
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