King Kong Lives

[PalmerTheThing]

Meh. This movie was the best King kong movie. Its the 2nd one to the 1978 version.

 

[cryptic name]

the 1933 kong movie was the best. the seventies remake and sequel are horrible.

 

[Bat Attack]

Yep, 1933 KK rules.

 

[Jackasscoley15]

Dude seriously what was the point in making this thread?

 

[deathshead2]

1933 all the way. 70s kong boooo sucks.

 

[The Shape]

I give up...

 

[Mr. Credible]

Dude seriously what was the point in making this thread?

wait, you mean he wants to discuss a movie... in the movie thread?!

insanity!

oh, and does anyone know why that movie "The Big Hit" with marky mark had such a hard-on for King Kong Lives?

 

[Jackasscoley15]

wait, you mean he wants to discuss a movie... in the movie thread?!

insanity!

oh, and does anyone know why that movie "The Big Hit" with marky mark had such a hard-on for King Kong Lives?

I know that it's a forum for movie discussion, but come on, he basically made an entire thread just to state a one-sentence opinion. I'll be surprised if he even comes back to thread to discuss.

 

[Movies205]

Meh. This movie was the best King kong movie. Its the 2nd one to the 1978 version.

I love King Kong Lives in a B-Movie way, it's got it all! Ape Fondling, Ape Sex, Ape Love, Ape Mayhem, Ape Kid, Ape Heart-Transplant and the list goes on! But on the negative side it's a really boring film but has so many memorably bad moments!

Personally out of all the Kong Films, I enjoy King Kong (1976) the most, King Kong (1933) is the best, and Mighty Joe Young (1949) is my favorite.

 

[Gabe99]

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[Rowsdower!]

The best thing about this movie was how it was included in a subplot in The Big Hit.

I know I hate on Wahlberg a lot, but he was awesome in that movie.

 

[Matt]

The best thing about this movie was how it was included in a subplot in The Big Hit.

I know I hate on Wahlberg a lot, but he was awesome in that movie.

That movie, The Big Hit, is so underrated.

 

[hitmanyr2k]

The best thing about this movie was how it was included in a subplot in The Big Hit.

I know I hate on Wahlberg a lot, but he was awesome in that movie.

The Bit Hit was the first thing I thought of when I saw the thread title