It accomplished exactly what it was meant to accomplish. And, yet, the truth is, it wasn't a failure at all. If there is one thing that everyone seems to agree on - whether you loved King Kong '76 or hated it - it is that the 40-foot robot Kong was a colossal failure. The King Kong robot was the greatest, most audaciously daring and deviously deceptive ad campaign ever created to sell a motion picture - comparable to William Castle's famous "Tingler" campaign. Theme provided by CHEEZYSPAM using framework from Mindashq r/MonsterVerse - Discussion on the shared Legendary Pictures universe. r/Gamera - For everyone's favorite flying superturtle. r/PacificRim - Official subreddit for the Pacific Rim. r/Godzilla - Subreddit for the big G himself. r/Kaiju - For your generic giant monster needs. Non Kong monsters should be posted to /r/kaiju or another related subreddit.ĭo not post links to pirated content, nor give instructions on how to find pirated content. No posting non King Kong related content. Debating opinions is allowed, being a jackass is not. No picking fights, no personal attacks, no slurs, insults, or abusing other readers in any way. Welcome to the KING KONG subreddit! A place for anything related to the Lovestruck Ape! From toys to movies, screenshots to trailers, everything from his feature film debut in 1933, the rumble in the jungle with Godzilla to Peter Jackon's 2005 remake! Anything and everything related to King Kong belongs here! RULES
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