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King Kong
2005
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Set in the 1930s, Peter Jackson's remake of the black-and-white classic follows a group of adventurous explorers and filmmakers (including Jack Black, Adrien Brody and Andy Serkis) to mysterious Skull Island, where they search for a legendary giant gorilla known as King Kong. The team battles dinosaurs and, with the help of a beautiful woman (Naomi Watts), manages to capture the mighty ape and ship him back to New York.
Synopsis compliments of Netflix
Action, Adventure, Thriller
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Solidly done but rather forgettable. And seriously, the portrayal of the villagers is still racist; you can't play the "it's a classic" card on that one.
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