Godzilla vs. King Kong was only the third Godzilla movie, the first in almost a decade, and, according to Japan's Favorite Mon-star by Steve Ryfle, it ended up deciding the franchise's direction
The Exorcist was the first horror movie to ever be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. It picked up a total of 10 nominations that year, winning two of them. The movie also entered the Library of Congress in 2010. The Exorcist was also a box office success, the highest-grossing R-rated movie for over 30 years. To this day, new horror fans
Hounded by the press, Denham flees New York City, heading first to the Dutch seaport of Dakang, where he meets Hilda Petersen (Helen Mack), whose father's subsequent death in a tent fire isn't
King Kong cost a fucking fortune to make but every last dollar is up onscreen. In its third act Fred makes a dramatic transformation from oily oil executive to theatrical showman when he hits upon the bright idea of bringing King Kong back to New York for an exclusive limited engagement opposite Kong’s leading lady of choice, Dwan.
For all intents and purposes, Godzilla vs. Kong is currently the last movie of the franchise. There are a couple of reasons for this. First, Godzilla: King of the Monsters didn’t exactly do well
The Untold Truth Of King Kong. King Kong is one of the most important kaiju movies of all time. While the 1933 classic certainly wasn't the first to feature a giant creature punching things, it's undoubtedly one of the most famous. King Kong has since left his humongous mark on films, video games, books — you name it.
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