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As goofy, silly, and inept as it ultimately is, King Kong Lives does feature shots like these in its climax, accompanied by John Scott’s heroic Kong theme:
Though, the same scene does feature a shot where you can hear John Guillerman telling Peter Elliott (Kong) to “kick!” just before he whirls around and kicks a tank. So, you have to take the good with the bad.
December 19: John Guillermin’s King Kong Lives was released 30 years ago today.
It's a sequel to the 1976 remake of King Kong, which just celebrated its 40th anniversary two days ago.
Japanese poster for King Kong Lives, known there as King Kong 2. [x]
King Kong 2017 yılına bomb gibi düşecek filmler arasına ilk fragmanıyla girdi bile. Kong Skull Island adıyla çıkacak olan film oldukça aksiyon sahnesiyle harika
Kong Skull Island - King Kong 2 filmini sitemizden izleyebilirsiniz.
This trailer is awesome. Much better than the movie itself. “The greatest superhero... King Kong!”
King Kong Lives was a pretty major movie upon its release in Japan, much more so than it was in the West, and it got two specially-made posters to mark its Nippon release- one by the immortal Noriyoshi Ohrai, and this one, by an unknown artist. Both are incredible in their own ways, and both have a unique take on Kong: Ohrai's as a menacing, demonic herald of doom, and this one as a rampaging lunatic. Something about his unnaturally unhinged jaw is, somehow, terrifying and hilarious at the same time.