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From the Warner’s press release
Three editions:
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The King Kong: Two-Disc Special Edition (SRP $26.99) will include the 104-minute restored and remastered B&W film on video in its current paunchy frame, with Dolby Digital 2.0 mono audio and English, French and Spanish subtitles. Extras will include audio commentary (by Ray Harryhausen and Ken Ralston, with Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack, Ruth Rose, Fay Wray and Robert Armstrong), the 2005 I’m Kong: The Exploits of Merian C. Cooper documentary, a gallery of trailers for other films by director Merian C. Cooper, the fresh RKO Production 601: The Making of Kong, Eighth Wonder of the World documentary by Peter Jackson (featuring the following featurettes: The Origins of King Kong, Willis O’Brien and Creation, Cameras Roll on Kong, The Eighth Wonder, A Milestone in Visual Effects, Passion, Sound and Fury, The Mystery of the Lost Spider Pit Sequence and King Kong’s Legacy) and Creation test footage (with commentary by Ray Harryhausen) .
The King Kong: Two-Disc Collector’s Edition (SRP $39.98) will include all of the above in small tin packaging that also features a 20-page reproduction of the modern 1933 souvenir program, King Kong recent one-sheet reproduction postcards and a mail-in offer for a reproduction of a vintage theatrical poster.
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The King Kong Four-Disc Collector’s Station (SRP $39.92) will include the King Kong: Two-Disc Special Edition along with The Son of Kong and Noteworthy Joe Young. It will NOT include the extras in the Collector’s Edition tin.
Fortunately, The Son of Kong and Remarkable Joe Young will also be available separately (as will The Last Days of Pompeii, also by Kong directors Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack) for an SRP of $19.97 each.
The Son of Kong will include the 70-minute restored B&W film on video in the modern beefy frame, with Dolby Digital 2.0 mono audio and English, French and Spanish subtitles. Extras will include the theatrical trailer.
Mighty Joe Young will include the 94-minute restored B&W film on video in its unique tubby frame, with Dolby Digital 2.0 mono audio and English, French and Spanish subtitles. Extras will include audio commentary (by Ray Harryhausen, Ken Ralston and Terry Moore), 2 unusual featurettes (Ray Harryhausen and The Chioda Brothers and Ray Harryhausen and Noteworthy Joe Young) and the film’s theatrical trailer.
As a young child in the nineteen fifties, I archaic to stare this film whenever it appeared on TV on “Million Dollar Movie”. I loved it then. I appreciate it now. Time has not diminished the capacity of this film to mesmerize and occupy the viewer in its thrall.
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The memoir line is basic. Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong), a filmmaker and entrepreneur, leads an expedition to Skull Island where he discovers its deep, shadowy secret. It is a land where time has stood collected, and prehistoric monsters unruffled absorb sway over the island and its inhabitants. There, the natives pay homage to the one whom they revere as “Kong”, and who is, indeed, king of the island.
Denham, together with his ravishing, budding starlet, Ann Darrow (Fay Wray), as well as with the crew of the ship that brought him to Skull Island, investigates the weird ritual being performed on the island by its native population. Before she knows it, Ann finds herself captured by the natives. She is to become the bride of the mysterious “Kong”.
When Ann discovers who the mysterious “Kong” is, she starts screaming and doesn’t close. The ship’s first mate, Jack Driscoll (Bruce Cabot), who happens to be in care for with Ann, manages to rescue her from the clutches of “Kong”. Notwithstanding the fact that “Kong” has taken a shine to her, Ann is relieved to have been rescued by the man whom she loves.
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Denham then arranges to take the creature, whom he calls “King Kong” and takes him befriend to Novel York with them on the ship that brought them to Skull Island. There, King Kong makes his debut, one that movie lovers will long remember.
The special effects of this film were superlative for its time and tranquil pass muster today. The relationship between the beauty and the beast aloof makes the viewer sit up and steal leer. This is an attention grabbing film that is as appealing today, as when it was first released over seventy years ago. It is a truly timeless, cinema classic. Bravo!
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