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Empire State Building e la cultura di massa	D
When one of the sailors is crushed by a falling brontosaurus, the scream sound effect used is one of [...]	D
In 1996, Universal (who were highly impressed with Sir Peter Jackson's abilities on their film Sospe [...]	D
28 copies of Darrow's petticoats (Americans/Canadians would call it a slip) were made. Some were cle [...]	D
In an early draft of the screenplay, Ann Darrow was the daughter of a famed archaeologist, and Jack [...]	D
At the time of its release, this was the 4th highest-grossing film in Universal's history.	D
The exterior of the fictional Alhambra Theater, where Kong is put on display, is modeled after the P [...]	D
Adrien Brody was the first and only choice for hero Jack Driscoll. While Brody was under the impress [...]	D
Sir Peter Jackson likes to shoot animatics in pre-viz for most of his big action sequences. Before t [...]	D
The tie-in video game for Xbox 360 (also released in 2005) is a situational adventure game paced in [...]	D
(At around twelve minutes) Fay Wray was in negotiations to appear in the film before she died. Sir P [...]	D
Jack Black and Colin Hanks both starred in Orange County (2002).	D
Michael Muhney auditioned for the role of Bruce Baxter.	D
(At around twenty-five minutes) One of the gas bombs from King Kong (1933) can be seen in the shot o [...]	D
Sir Peter Jackson had a birthday during the production of the film. To commemorate the occasion, the [...]	D
(At around one hour and thirty-five minutes) The log scene where King Kong lifts, rolls, and throws [...]	D
There were no gorillas in any zoo in New Zealand for the production team to study; the nearest is in [...]	D
The scene where Denham, Driscoll, and the crew fall into a pit filled with giant bugs is a reference [...]	D
The Tyrannosaurus (actually Vastatosaurus Rex, or V-Rex) has hands with three fingers, as an homage [...]	D
According to Sir Peter Jackson's autobiography, someone angrily asked Jackson why he was making a fi [...]	D
Shipped to cinemas in Europe under the name "Gipsy Camp". It came in two packs, reel 1, 3, 4a, 6, 8, [...]	D
Jack Black has claimed that he did not wear any makeup at all in the entire movie, after hearing a f [...]	D
The hand-cranked motion-picture camera carried around by Carl Denham is a genuine antique Bell & How [...]	D
(At around twenty-four minutes) When Adrien Brody is first taken to the animal cells on the boat to [...]	D
Vicky Haughton had to spend nearly six hours in make-up each morning for her role as the witch docto [...]	D
Pre-viz started without a finished script. The first thing the pre-viz artists began with then was t [...]	D
Shot over a period of 6 months.	D
Jamie Bell stayed in character throughout production, never lapsing out of his American accent.	D
Natalie Portman screentested for the role of Ann Darrow, but was deemed too young for the part.	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed King Kong. This film received two "recommends" and one "not recommend".	D
Sylvester McCoy screentested for the role of Herb, the cameraman.	D
When planned to be released in 1998, Kate Winslet was the first choice for Ann Darrow.	D
Alex Norton was offered a role, but had to pass because the dates clashed with a television project.	D
Min Windle who played Ann Darrow's substitute in the theatre scene was also Naomi Watts' stunt doubl [...]	D
Naomi Watts: [starring in remakes] This is the fifth of seven remakes or adaptations of previously e [...]	D
This film held the record for being the most expensive ever made in the U.S., until it was topped by [...]	D
Sir Peter Jackson originally spent 9 months working on his first version of " King Kong" in 1996 bef [...]	D
Jack Black wore a wig in the film, because Sir Peter Jackson wasn't happy with the way his hair had [...]	D
One of the creatures made up for the film's universe is the Vultusaurus, a dinosaur that developed b [...]	D
King Kong's roar is a lion's roar played backwards at half speed.	D
At the time, this was the most expensive film ever made. Universal executives were placated at the e [...]	D
Bob Burns: (At around two hours and thirty minutes) Together with his wife, Kathy.	D
Naomi Watts: [female protagonist in her bare feet] Ann Darrow is barefoot for the entirety of her ti [...]	D
When the crew are tossed off their makeshift raft on Skull Island, the underwater scenes were not fi [...]	D
When Kong is outside in New York, over his shoulder is a billboard advertising Universal Pictures, t [...]	D
The fact is that the "Old Arabian Proverb" was dreamed up by none other than Merian C. Cooper himsel [...]	D
To research his role, Jack Black studied P.T. Barnum and Orson Welles.	D
Adrien Brody and Thomas Kretschmann starred together in "The Pianist" in 2002.	D
Sir Peter Jackson's love of King Kong (1933) is evidenced by his making Skull Island the provenance [...]	D
Universal, the studio behind this version, had held the UK video rights to the 1933 version, along w [...]	D
Over two million feet of film were shot, the equivalent of 370 hours of footage, 123 times more than [...]	D
Naomi Watts's longest Hollywood movie in terms of overall runtime.	D
During the middle of filming, New Zealand passed stringent anti-smoking laws which explains why in t [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: (At around one hour and twenty-four minutes) During the brontosaurus stampede, as a [...]	D
Several pieces of dialogue in the movie are taken from the original 1933 King Kong (1933): * When An [...]	D
Almost all of the exterior shots of New York City fail to depict the Chrysler building, which is ver [...]	D
King Kong is being described as twenty-five feet tall on his hind legs by the makers of this version [...]	D
Adrien Brody and Thomas Kretschmann previously appeared in Il pianista (2002).	D
The three V-Rexes Kong fights are distinguishable by the configuration of their teeth. The first V-R [...]	D
The movie was shipped to theaters in the U.S. under the name "Tiny Dancer". For added security, the [...]	D
Howard Shore: (At around two hours and twenty minutes) The conductor seen in the theater where Kong [...]	D
The billboards that appear in Times Square are the same as the ones found in King Kong (1933).	D
Naomi Watts states that when she was offered the part in this film she contacted David Lynch for adv [...]	D
For the film's premiere in New York City (where else?), Sir Peter Jackson was given the keys to the [...]	D
Sir Peter Jackson first saw King Kong (1933) when he was just 9 years old. By the age of 12, he was [...]	D
The film is the second remake of King Kong (1933). The first was King Kong (1976).	D
The film holds an 84% critic approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, while audience score is at 50%.	D
Andy Serkis essentially had to play King Kong twice. First, alongside Naomi Watts in a makeshift gor [...]	D
Fay Wray was asked by director Sir Peter Jackson to appear in a brief cameo role in which she would [...]	D
The Times Square set was built about twenty percent scaled down from the original. For this and most [...]	D
The two original models of Apatosaurus from King Kong (1933) were used for reference in creating a c [...]	D
Jamie Bell and Andy Serkis later worked with Sir Peter Jackson on Le avventure di Tintin - Il segret [...]	D
As there had been with Andy Serkis and his performance as Gollum in Il Signore degli Anelli - Le due [...]	D
The pages of script that Jack gave to Carl in the ship were actually part of Sir Peter Jackson's per [...]	D
(At around twenty-seven minutes) Jimmy Jamie Bell is seen reading "Heart of Darkness" by Joseph Conr [...]	D
While running through the various actresses who could be used in Denham's film, he mentions 'Fay', a [...]	D
Running at three hours and 21 minutes, this is the longest King Kong film.	D
(At around twelve minutes) In the dialogue near the beginning, when Carl Denham mentions that the ac [...]	D
(At around seven minutes) When the thuggish Studio Executive refuses to continue financing Denham's [...]	D
(At around one hour and fifty minutes) The giant worms that attack Lumpy in the insect pit were deri [...]	D
Contrary to rumor, Sir Peter Jackson did not lose weight because production of the movie turned out [...]	D
The digitally-rendered 1933 New York City is so detailed that it contained 90,000 separate buildings [...]	D
Kong makes his first visual appearance 71 minutes into the film.	D
During the scene where Kong causes the crew to fall into the log pit, both Kong and Lumpy are seen t [...]	D
Considering the film's running time, it could have possibly been longer. According to the book "The [...]	D
The main reason why Sir Peter Jackson set to remake the 1933 classic was because it was his favorite [...]	D
Andy Serkis, who played the title character King Kong, shares the same birthday with two others from [...]	D
The New York City set was only four blocks across and one story high, the rest was added digitally.	D
Sir Peter Jackson owns several props from the original King Kong (1933), and put some of the items f [...]	D
By comparing King Kong (1933), King Kong (1976), and King Kong (2005), Kong appears older film by fi [...]	D
Andy Serkis portrays two characters who die in the movie: first as Lumpy the cook and then near the [...]	D
Jacinta Wawatai's last film role as of 2021.	D
Sir Peter Jackson originally wanted to make this film immediately after Sospesi nel tempo (1996). Wh [...]	D
The final credits run longer than 10 minutes.	D
Although he is the title character of the movie, King Kong is not heard until 1 hour into the film, [...]	D
The film takes place in 1933. This was the year that King Kong (1933) was released.	D
Peter Jackson: A gunner in the airplanes. Jackson and makeup man Rick Baker shaved off their beards [...]	D
The movie contains approximately eight hundred miniature shots.	D
During the opening scenes of the film, there are shots of monkeys, a few chimpanzees, and an orangut [...]	D
This was one of the last films personally green-lit and approved by former Universal Studios Chairpe [...]	D
Kong kills forty-one people throughout the film, one more than in King Kong (1933).	D
All the New York City scenes (set in winter) were actually shot in New Zealand in a sweltering summe [...]	D
Naomi Watts had a horrific fall on the New Zealand set. She fell from a height into a ditch, to the [...]	D
On April Fools Day 2005, Sir Peter Jackson posted an elaborate practical joke, which he posted on a [...]	D
(At around one minute) At the beginning of the film, there is a shot of a restaurant in New York Cit [...]	D
After searching worldwide for the right boat to be the S.S. Venture, Sir Peter Jackson found and pur [...]	D
The role of "Jimmy", played by Jamie Bell, was created specifically for him.	D
Adrien Brody did all of his own stunt driving.	D
Rick Baker: The pilot of an airplane that is shooting at Kong on the Empire State Building. Baker de [...]	D
In the Broadway show, where Kong is the unwilling star, the "native dancers" are dressed in the same [...]	D
(At around two hours and thirty-five minutes) The ice skating scene in Central Park was not in the o [...]	D
Weta Workshops created eight variations of animal excrement, and even researched the manure of tiger [...]	D
Andy Serkis: [motion capture acting] Andy Serkis had 132 motion capture sensors attached to his face [...]	D
(At around one minute) In the beginning of the movie you see a worker on a steel part. Due to the ca [...]	D
(At around two hours and fifty-five minutes) Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, the producer [...]	D
The name of the ship "S.S. Venture", is the same as the one in Il mondo perduto - Jurassic Park (199 [...]	D
There are a few changes in this film from the 1933 version. Jack Driscoll is a famous playwright ins [...]	D
During production, Peter Jackson hosted a video production diary, made specifically for the fan webs [...]	D
The non-profit organization with which producer and performer Anthony Begonia volunteers was feature [...]	D
In the car, when Preston and Carl are discussing options to replace his departed leading lady (women [...]	D
Between sixty and seventy vintage cars were collected locally for use in the New York City scenes. T [...]	D
(At around sixty-two minutes) Captain Englehorn, played by Thomas Kretschmann, saves Carl Denham fro [...]	D
Sir Peter Jackson was paid $20 million to direct this film, the highest salary ever paid to a film d [...]	D
(At around one hour) As the Skull Island natives are attacking Ann, Jack, and Carl, look closely at [...]	D
Adrien Brody and Jack Black would later star in other action adventure films set in the jungle. Adri [...]	D
There was a book that came out along with the movie, called "A Natural History of Skull Island", whi [...]	D
Peter Jackson: [children] Jackson's children William Jackson and Katie Jackson appear during the fir [...]	D
Frank Darabont: A biplane gunner.	D
The "Scream Ann! Scream for your life!" clip, shown in trailers, never made it into the final cut.	D
For the New York City scenes, the few hundred extras used each had three different costumes that the [...]	D
Bobby Lee, John Cho, and Daniel Dae Kim all auditioned for a role in the film.	D
The color orange was deliberately kept off-set, and in the lighting effects, because it was found to [...]	D
The insects attacking Jack Driscoll at the canyon bottom are gigantic versions of the Weta, a specie [...]	D
Thomas Robins: Man entering the theater and removing his hat before the revelation of Kong. Previous [...]	D
Sir Ian McKellen turned down the role of Carl Denham, as he was doing a play in London.	D
Prior to the making of the movie Naomi Watts met the legendary Fay Wray who played Ann Darrow in the [...]	D
Besides studying wild gorillas in Rwanda in order to be able to mimic their movements and behavior, [...]	D
Andy Serkis was very adamant that King Kong should not be a carnivore since gorillas in real life ar [...]	D
The studio in Wellington, New Zealand was located very close to the local airport, so planes flying [...]	D
The 5th highest-grossing film of 2005.	D
Howard Shore had written and recorded much of the score for this film, but shortly before release, h [...]	D
The movie had the most number of visual effects shots - around 2,400. It surpasses the record set by [...]	D
(At around two hours and thirty-five minutes) One of the Times Square shop signs reads "Joseph Berli [...]	D
(At around nine minutes) When Carl Denham puts a glass up to the door of the screening room, to eave [...]	D
Kong has 41 mins. of screentime.	D
A new studio had to be built at the New Zealand Stone Street Studios just to accommodate the sheer s [...]	D
Carl Denham is the film's real antagonist.	D
(At around 42 minutes) When the radio operator aboard the S.S. Venture receives a radiogram via Mors [...]	D
Several of the Skull Island natives were played by Sudanese actors who did not speak English, and th [...]	D
The make-up artists initially tried old-age stipple (applications of liquid latex to create natural [...]	D
The very first scene shot was the one where Ann arrives at the docks to board the ship. Embarrassing [...]	D
Sir Peter Jackson cast Jack Black after seeing his performance in Alta fedeltÃ (2000).	D
On top of its $562 million box-office gross, the film generated another $100 million in DVD sales.	D
Andrew Lesnie at one point, suggested shooting the film in black-and-white.	D
Even though Captain Englehorn gave orders to turn the ship, he is the one who actually finds the isl [...]	D
Kyle Chandler would again appear alongside King Kong years later in Godzilla vs. Kong (2021).	D
As a personal favor for Sir Peter Jackson, Bryan Singer, who was in Australia working on Superman Re [...]	D
At the very end of the closing credits, the movie is dedicated to "The original explorers of Skull I [...]	D
Sir Peter Jackson has expressed a desire to remaster the film into 3-D at some point in the future.	D
It took 18 months to craft the CGI version of the Empire State Building. The real thing was built in [...]	D
Sir Peter Jackson originally wanted either Robert De Niro or George Clooney to play the role of Carl [...]	D
First King Kong film and first monster film overall since the 1976 remake to depict a tribe of nativ [...]	D

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Using a submachine gun, firing at full auto, to pick the bugs off someone's back without killing or [...]	D
Just before the wall is spotted, Jimmy is in the open crow's nest reading "Heart of Darkness". He pu [...]	D
When Ann meets Kong on NYC street, the camera flashes back and forth between them. When it shows Kon [...]	D
When Carl and his assistant are driving in the cab discussing who to fill in on the female role, the [...]	D
When Ann is tied up as a sacrifice, waiting for Kong to appear, the position of the skull necklace r [...]	D
(at around 24 mins) When Driscoll steps in the camel manure below decks, the following shot, just af [...]	D
During the entire scene on top of the Empire State Building, the sun is at least ten times bigger th [...]	D
When Carl is standing next to Kong's unconscious body saying, "His name will be in lights on Broadwa [...]	D
Kong stops a car, looks around and sees Ann walking down the street, but there is no chaos of any ki [...]	D
Aboard the Venture, when Ann runs into Jack with her "good legs", she has a towel on her shoulder wh [...]	D
When Ann and Jack are about to kiss the first time, there is a close-up of Ann's face. When it cuts, [...]	D
When Ann is in Kong's hand for the first time, you can see a screen bounce behind Ann.	D
When Ann is about to steal the apple, she picks up a different apple first. When she is about to put [...]	D
When Carl is talking to Ann in the restaurant, he asks her if she's a size 4 and she moves to stand [...]	D
On the top of the Empire State building Kong is attacked by three helicopters and swats one down but [...]	D
When Kong rips Ann from the bridge (which would have ripped both her arms off), the vines rip toward [...]	D
With all the ice and long coats during the New York City scenes, one would assume that it was winter [...]	D
The way Kong shakes Ann around while carrying her probably would snap her neck or spine.	D
At the diner, as Carl speaks with Ann while she eats, things on the table change position depending [...]	D
Jack Driscoll steps in 'camel's mess' in the hold of the Venture, and wipes his shoe on a crate. Whe [...]	D
After being offered to Kong by the natives, it appears that Ann is wearing pantyhose for a brief mom [...]	D
In the scene where Ann Darrow is brought to the Venture, there is a wide shot where she is walking a [...]	D
As Kong and Ann Darrow exhale in the freezing New York air, there are many shots where you can't see [...]	D
As Ann tries to escape from the T-Rex, at one point her robe acquires a rather large black and muddy [...]	D
When Ann is with Kong on the cliff, her robe and belt repeatedly change position in consecutive shot [...]	D
Despite being thrown, falling, being dragged and various other things, Ann's hair and face are almos [...]	D
Ann is soaking wet when she is being led through the natives. When she gets to the top of the wall, [...]	D
Ann is wet from the sea and rain when she's taken before the natives, but when she's tied up, she's [...]	D
Carl Denham tells the board of directors and Jack Driscoll that Skull Island has never been seen bef [...]	D
(at around 2h 45 mins) When Driscoll enters the elevator at the Empire State Building during the fil [...]	D
When they are all running from the dinosaurs, you can see where they should have been crushed by the [...]	D
(at around 2h 30 mins) During his New York rampage, Kong slams his fists full force on the roof of a [...]	D
When the longnecks are tumbling down the hill, it's obvious there's a screen behind Preston and Jimm [...]	D
When the movie star is trying to talk them into giving up, he has a rope slung around his chest over [...]	D
The crew is sailing to the island and the rough sea makes the boat move violently. Jack Driscoll stu [...]	D
(at around 2h 30 mins) The Yellow Cab Jack Driscoll takes to lure Kong away has license plates dated [...]	D
Jack and Carl are in Carl's stateroom. Carl opens the crate of whiskey, takes out a bottle, and puts [...]	D
As Jack Driscoll flees Kong in a yellow cab through a narrow alley, the view through the (missing) w [...]	D
When Ann is caught stealing the apple, Carl pulls up a coin saying "Excuse me. Ma'am, I think you dr [...]	D
When Ann is rehearsing in front of a mirror for her meeting with Jack Driscoll, smudges on the mirro [...]	D
When it cuts to the filming of the first take between Ann and Bruce on the ship, it shows Jack stand [...]	D
(at around 1h 24 mins) During the brontosaur jostling scene in the canyon, Bruce Baxter's character [...]	D
(at around 1h 8 mins) When Ann is being sacrificed to Kong, she is on a greased platform that her ba [...]	D
about 2:40 - as the biplanes circle, Kong leaves Anne on the last platform before climbing the final [...]	D
When the T-Rex is chasing Ann, it drops half of the raptor carcass out of its mouth when it tries to [...]	D
Soldiers are wearing the M1912 uniform with the high choker collar. This was replaced in 1926 with a [...]	D
Near the end of the film, when people are running in terror out of the theater and into Times Square [...]	D
At the end, the soldiers are using M1 Garand Rifles. These rifles were not adopted by the military t [...]	D
When Kong falls through a portion of the circular observation deck at the top of the skyscraper, he [...]	D
(at around 18 mins) 'Surabaya', an Indonesian town, is shown under the name of S.S. Venture. Some pe [...]	D
Before going on board the ship, Captain Englehorn asks Ann if she is nervous while he lights his cig [...]	D
When Carl steps out of the room after screening his movie, he doesn't cast any shadow on the door be [...]	D
When Ann is juggling for Kong on the cliff edge she starts juggling at one point. If you look closel [...]	D
At the end, planes are attacking Kong on top of the building. They stop when they see Ann up there. [...]	D
(at around 1h 15 minutes) At the end of the sequence where Kong carries Ann through the forest, ther [...]	D
Note the chrome centers on the wire wheels of the taxi that Jack commandeers towards the end of the [...]	D
When Ann is dancing in New York while King Kong is enchained, her hair is straight and curly in the [...]	D
(at around 1h 17 mins) After forbidding Jimmy to join the search party for Ann, Hayes discovers Jimm [...]	D
Kong continues to change size during the movie. The most obvious way to notice this is when his hand [...]	D
(at around 2h 55 mins) When Kong falls off the Empire State Building at the end, the ladder on the s [...]	D
When Carl films in the valley, Bruce has multiple lines of rope round his shoulder which change posi [...]	D
While telling Carl about the shipwrecked sailor the crew of the Venture picked up on an earlier crui [...]	D
In the chasm scene, when Lumpy is fighting off worm-like creatures, we can see that his sword is mad [...]	D
(at around 1h 29 mins) After the scene with the Brachiosaurus, Bruce Baxter has a conversation with [...]	D
When the "headsman" native is shot by Captain Englehorn, he throws his arms in the air. He repeats t [...]	D
When Kong captures Ann, he grabs a hold of her and pulls so that the ropes binding her snap. As she [...]	D
When Jack is rescuing Ann, she has two cuts above her right eyebrow, the smaller cut changes positio [...]	D
Shortly after Kong realizes he's been shot and gets blood on his fingers by touching the bloody hole [...]	D
(at around 1h 50 mins) After Denham drops his camera and the film falls out, it is clearly a modern [...]	D
When Carl offers the NestlÃ© chocolate to the native girl, the wrapping differs between shots as h [...]	D
On the cliff where Ann is entertaining King Kong by dancing, juggling, doing flips, etc., her face g [...]	D
In the scene where Jack Black and Adrian Brody are talking on the boat (as it's getting ready to lea [...]	D
When the old man says he is moving back to Chicago, Ann hugs him and places her hand around him righ [...]	D
The Venture crashing into several rocks especially on the port and starboard sides would have been s [...]	D
At the very top of the Empire State Building, Ann hugs Kong's left arm. In the very next shot, she i [...]	D
When Ann and Kong are on top of the Empire State Building near the very end, he sets her down on top [...]	D
After Ann and Carl arrive at the docks, as she stands beside the Venture, her coat collar is flipped [...]	D
When the Skull Island natives are holding Ann's arms as the old native taunts her, their grips on An [...]	D
(at around 2h 25 mins) Peggy Lee did not begin her recording career until the early 1940s. Her recor [...]	D
Ann's hair is soaked when she is captured by the natives, but within minutes afterwards, it is compl [...]	D
After Ann refuses to perform more tricks to amuse Kong, he angrily punches the ground twice in front [...]	D
Having been shot Kong falls to the ground and within seconds Dwan has got from the top of the Empire [...]	D
(at around 1h 11 mins) When Ann "meets" Kong for the first time, she is bound securely with some ver [...]	D
(at around 1h 43 mins) The T-Rex is chasing Ann Darrow with a medium-sized monster, possibly a rapto [...]	D
When the boat is leaving NYC and the camera is panning around it, the smoke from the ship "follows" [...]	D
When Carl speaks with Hayes and Lumpy about their destination, while aboard the Venture, the towel r [...]	D
Given the presence of snow and people wearing heavy coats in the streets of New York City, it is ver [...]	D
(at around 14 mins) Denham asks Ann if she wears a size 4. Commercial standards for clothing sizes w [...]	D
As with a lot of "dinosaur" movies (e.g., Jurassic Park), this shows dinosaurs stop eating a large c [...]	D
During the whole film, even though Ann is thrown about and man-handled by Kong, as well as sliding d [...]	D
(at around 2h 40 mins) Floodlighting of the upper floors and tower of the Empire State Building bega [...]	D
In the long shots of the ship moving, the noise of a steam locomotive has been dubbed in. This sound [...]	D
(at around 2h 30 mins) When Kong is chasing Jack Driscoll, you see a shot of an alleyway with a woma [...]	D
At the end of the chase through the streets of NYC, Kong stops the yellow cab with a "karate chop" t [...]	D
(at around 24 mins) When leaving New York, a 360-degree shot is taken of the boat by night. However, [...]	D
Apparently there was a warrant for Carl Denham's arrest, but Englehorn doesn't get a message about t [...]	D
(at around 2h 20 mins) In New York, Carl Denham states that 17 crew members died on Skull Island. Th [...]	D
Soon after Kong grabs Ann for the first time and is playing with her, the wide shots show him violen [...]	D
(at around 2h 45 mins) When Kong is on top of the Empire State Building and is shot by one of the bi [...]	D
When Kong is about to fight the last Rex, Ann begins to back under his arms. In a distance shot it i [...]	D
(at around 1h 30 mins) When Ann disarms Kong, she jumps onto the floor with her head up. When she ju [...]	D
(at around 1h 35 mins) Before Kong picks up Hayes, he fires a shot from his pistol; then he is seen [...]	D
When Kong has grabbed Hayes, he tells the rest of them to get out of there. As he says "Do as I say" [...]	D
(at around 1h 40 mins) When Ann slides down a muddy slope, her back is covered with very dark mud. W [...]	D
When Ann comes out of the lake after fighting with the T-Rexes her hair is all wet, but after Kong h [...]	D
When being sacrificed by the natives to Kong, Ann is seen standing barefoot on a wooden platform jus [...]	D
When Bruce Baxter tries to wiggle his way out of having to get closer to the brontos so Carl Denham [...]	D
Ann's clothing changes throughout the period on the island when Kong has her; a narrow camisole-stra [...]	D
The on-screen camera and sound recording gear depicted in the film bear no resemblance to the mass o [...]	D
When Kong is at the top of the Empire State Building, we see Ann start to climb the ladder, and she [...]	D
When Kong holds Ann in his hand, as he sits near the top of the Empire State Building, the way she i [...]	D
Although no official explanation is given for the unlikely feat of transporting Kong from the ship a [...]	D
When Carl is convincing Ann inside the diner, after she stands up and Carl convinces her to accept t [...]	D
The T-Rex has a lizard in its mouth when it chases Ann; then for a split second the lizard is gone, [...]	D
After the screening of Carl's movie, he walks down and says "The script has been rewritten", while h [...]	D
When Kong is carrying Ann during the fight with the dinosaurs, Ann's legs are facing one direction a [...]	D
After the running with the dinosaurs scene, Driscoll and Baxter are talking near a swamp. In the fir [...]	D
(at around 12 mins) When Carl Denham steps out of the taxi to find a girl for his film, it is perfec [...]	D
In the scene where Ann is unconscious, Kong puts Ann on the ground and she is lying on her arms. Whe [...]	D
At 44:15 Englehorn tells Hayes to "Check our position. Use the stars." In 1933 that was the only way [...]	D
When the crewman receives the message aboard the Venture, he jots it down on a pad of paper. There i [...]	D
Undoubtedly to save costs in computer animation, nearly all the cars in the New York City street sce [...]	D
When Kong is shaking the tree down, it's obvious that there's a screen behind the film crew when the [...]	D
(at around 11 mins) Before leaving port, Denham tells his assistant to pack "Red Label 80 per cent p [...]	D
It's dark when Kong stops Ann at the bone yard, and as he gets away from her; moments later it's day [...]	D
Lumpy says 4 men died in the stampede. Actually, at least 5 people died in the stampede; six if you [...]	D
When the T-Rex is chasing Ann through the woods, she slips and slides down a muddy hill getting mud [...]	D
When Carl falls at the beginning of the brontosaurs chase, he is only just in front of the brontosau [...]	D
After Kong is captured, Englehorn seems to have forgotten that there was still a warrant for Carl De [...]	D
When Ann is on the rotten tree branch trying to escape the giant lizard, there is a large black leaf [...]	D
(at around 1 min) At the very beginning of the film, during Al Jolson's song, the camera looks down [...]	D
(at around 2h 50 mins) When Jack Driscoll goes up in the Empire State Building elevator, he watches [...]	D
When the main characters first arrive on the island and are attacked by the natives, one of the nati [...]	D
Throughout her time on Skull Island, Ann does not sustain any notable injuries despite being manhand [...]	D
When the sound engineer says "We're gonna hear the ship's engines all over the dialogues", he has hi [...]	D
(at around 23 mins) As the ship is leaving its dock in New York the captain orders "dead slow ahead [...]	D
At 46 minutes into the film, when the "Venture", having changed course for Rangoon, goes into a heav [...]	D

Frase

Carl Denham: Defeat is always momentary!	D
Carl Denham: [Before climbing to the top of the bu [...]	D
Lumpy the Cook: Chuck everything except for the po [...]	D
Jack Driscoll: You don't have to be nervous, Miss [...]	D
Carl Denham: Fay's a size four. Preston: Yes, she [...]	D
Captain Englehorn: There's nothing out there! Car [...]	D
Carl Denham: Ladies and Gentlemen... I give you... [...]	D
Carl Denham: Don't worry, Preston. I've had a lot [...]	D
Venture Crew - Helmsman: Fifteen Fathoms! We have [...]	D
Hayes: [to Kong] Look at me.	D
Sleazy Studio Guy: Will there be boobies?	D
[the boat is leaving the dock, and Carl made Jack [...]	D
Carl Denham: She's standing at the railing. She do [...]	D
Ann Darrow: Good things never last, Mr. Denham.	D
Carl Denham: $2,000. It's a deal. Will you take a [...]	D
Ann Darrow: No! I said no! That's all there is. Th [...]	D
Hayes: When I tell you to run, run. Jimmy: I'm no [...]	D
Ann Darrow: Is this the moving picture ship? Carl [...]	D
Jack Driscoll: Taxi! Follow that ape!	D
Hayes: The beast looked upon the face of beauty. B [...]	D
Preston: He was right. There is still some mystery [...]	D
Hayes: If someone were to tell you this ship was h [...]	D
[after already promising to dedicate the film to M [...]	D
Carl Denham: I've risked everything I had on this [...]	D
[first lines] Manny: [practicing sneezes] That's [...]	D
[Jack Driscoll must sleep in a cage where animals [...]	D
Carl Denham: Ann, I'm not that kind of person. An [...]	D
Captain Englehorn: That's the thing about cockroac [...]	D
[repeated line] Bruce Baxter: Coming through!	D
Ann Darrow: Why would you do that? Jack Driscoll: [...]	D
Ann Darrow: [Jack reminiscing] You're writing a co [...]	D
Ann Darrow: Beautiful.	D
Jack Driscoll: I always knew you were nothing like [...]	D
Captain Englehorn: There's a warrant out for your [...]	D
Carl Denham: Bringing to mind that Old Arabian Pro [...]	D
Jack Driscoll: [looking at map] What is that? Car [...]	D
Choy: [talking to Jack] Skipper get you good deal [...]	D
Jack Driscoll: She doesn't want the chocolate...	D
Jack Driscoll: Where's Carl? Bruce Baxter: Carl? [...]	D
Jack Driscoll: It's not about words.	D
Jack Driscoll: [the crew has finally released the [...]	D
Carl Denham: [to aboriginal girl] Look, chocolate! [...]	D
Carl Denham: Monsters belong in B movies.	D
Carl Denham: I'll give you another thousand if we [...]	D
Hayes: We could not understand because we were too [...]	D
Carl Denham: Ann, I'm telling you - you're perfect [...]	D
[Hayes has just explained the subtext of Heart of [...]	D
Lumpy the Cook: [seeing a footprint that Kong has [...]	D
Jack Driscoll: Actors! They travel the world, all [...]	D
Carl Denham: [filming the dinosaurs] Walk forward, [...]	D
Captain Englehorn: [after saving Denham and his fi [...]	D
Captain Englehorn: [Sarcastically after shooting s [...]	D
Captain Englehorn: [Asking Jack which cage to stay [...]	D
[Carl is filming a man being eaten] Lumpy the Coo [...]	D
Manny: [Himself and Ann are now fired after their [...]	D
Carl Denham: [Denham stalls as the ship prepares t [...]	D
[last lines] Carl Denham: It wasn't the airplanes [...]	D
Jack Driscoll: Actors. They travel the world, but [...]	D
General: [Riding in a truck full of troops on its [...]	D
Carl Denham: I'll give you another thousand to lea [...]	D
Lumpy the Cook: Excuse me, Shakespeare.	D
Captain Englehorn: Ma'am? Ann Darrow: Ann Darrow. [...]	D
Carl Denham: Oh! Ann, this is... uh... Ann? Ann D [...]	D
Carl Denham: I'm touching the beast.	D
Carl Denham: God damn it, Preston, all you had to [...]	D
Photographer: Why would he do that? Climb up there [...]	D
[after a studio executive has suggested nude film [...]	D
Captain Englehorn: [after discovering boxes of chl [...]	D
Carl Denham: I'm finished. Jack Driscoll: How did [...]	D
Carl Denham: [running from the stampeding long nec [...]	D
Ann Darrow: [Yelling at King Kong] Go back.	D
Carl Denham: Bring the tripod and all of the film. [...]	D
Bruce Baxter: For God's sake, Denham, leave the na [...]	D
Carl Denham: He was a king in the world he knew. B [...]	D
Bruce Baxter: What do you think, Driscoll? Dialogu [...]	D
Carl Denham: I'm not gonna let them kill my film!	D
Ann Darrow: [as the ship's crew attempts to captur [...]	D

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