1933’s King Kong is arguably the classic, pioneering monster movie. Its innovative use of stop-motion and thrilling storyline make it a riveting watch even to this day, while its themes of man versus beast and civilisation versus savagery give it an extra intellectual edge. The character of Kong has appeared in a number of films since, including a series of Japanese monster movies where he squares off against various monsters including the so-called King – Godzilla himself. No…
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