King Kong (4K Ultra-HD) (+ Blu-ray) [2005]

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This is pretty good value, and includes commentary on the extra footage in the Extended Edition if that’s what you’re watching. The film crew uses chloroform (supplied by the captain) to subdue him and, after a lengthy struggle, Kong is captured and taken back to New York. Additionally make sure your User-Agent is not empty and is something unique and descriptive and try again. But the best demo-worthy moment is Kong's battle with a trio of T-Rexes because several random noises spread into the space above the listening area, particularly the moment when Kong and Ann are caught in a web of vines.

When Kong finally finds Darrow -- led to her by Driscoll -- he picks her up and they end up in Central Park where they have a few peaceful, blissful minutes to themselves playing on a frozen lake.

Oil executive Fred Wilson (Grodin) sees the chance to make his fortune when he stumbles upon a remote island whose inhabitants worship a giant ape-god named Kong. Even the actors and actresses scrape up some work, that is until one prominent vaudeville show closes and actress Ann Darrow has nowhere to turn to. NOTE: We haven't been able to pull images direct from the discs, images are from the Shout Factory release - as soon as we can we'll update and hopefully offer a video sample. So, it goes without saying, the colors are noticeably more vibrant and varied than in its HD SDR counterpart.

La versione Ultimate Edition include anche scene inedite, che rendono il film ancora più apprezzabile e che aggiungono ulteriori dettagli alla trama. Jackson and cinematographer Andrew Lesnie have a real eye for the demands of the moment: epic, claustrophobic, kinetic, or otherwise. But with other big budget monster remakes (like Godzilla and Mighty Joe Young) in the works from other studios, Universal suddenly got cold feet about Kong and pulled the plug on it. Naomi Watts and Andy Serkis deserve Oscars for their work here; her heart breaks staring longingly into green screen, he runs about naked on all fours covered with motion sensors.Lovelorn and desperate for big-screen stardom, she hooks up with shady filmmaker Carl Denham (Jack Black), who whisks her and a makeshift crew off to a remote island, in the hopes of capturing "exotic" footage for a new potboiler. If that sounds like you, then at least you can take solace from the fact that none of the extra footage in King Kong is added to the laborious ‘character developing’ front hour of the film, and as such generally adds more action, not more plot or melodrama. I can remember my dad taking me to see King Kong in 1976, and on popping this new 4K UHD disc into the player, I suddenly had another memory, and that was even at the tender age of 11, I was very annoyed by the blonde woman in the film.

Carl takes a party ashore, where they discover the ruins of an old civilization and encounter the unsettling natives.Director Peter Jackson and the actors Naomi Watts, Jack Black and Adrien Brody); Post-production diaries: approx. The rest of the features are spread across the Blu-ray version of the film and a separate Bonus Feature disc - and there are dozens of them, amounting to more than 13 hours of extra stuff when all’s said and done.

Jeff Bridges, Jessica Lange and Charles Grodin star in this remake of the adventure classic from director John Guillermin.I’m very aware, though, that the notion of an extended version of King Kong won’t exactly come as music to the ears of the many people out there who already think Peter Jackson films are self-indulgently long. StudioCanal will release on 4K Blu-ray and Blu-ray John Guillermin's King Kong (1976), starring Jeff Bridges, Charles Grodin, Jessica Lange, John Randolph, and Rene Auberjonois. L'effetto visivo di King Kong è sorprendente, rendendo il gorilla gigante incredibilmente realistico e vivo. Even though some consider Jack Black as a miscast, it is very clear he gives everything to this film by toning down and expressing more with less. Bloated and long-winded as the movie may be, I rather enjoy Peter Jackson's King Kong, even in its 201-minute extended edition.