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Okay, I came back to this after looking something up. Not only have they "modernized" this, apparently characters are being removed. A Liverlips McGrowel was deemed offensive and removed. These kids just don't get the charm of some of these things, and start making accusations about things that I just wish they would seek to learn more about instead. They say they are open minded about content until it doesn't fit some puritan standard.

They got rid of Splash Mountain too. Disney can kiss the fattest part of my ass (if I was fat).

Id love to get this guy love the monkey king!

I missed the stream cuz my dad took my iPad so I'm using my phone now

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i believe the artist's name is Alberto Giolitti(sp?). He did the art for Gold Key's Turok Son Of Stone for years in the 60s... i had the large format reprint from the 70s

My best Tarzan yell here (Fortunately,y'all don't have to hear it) This is a superior and fun entry,thanks MKC

It's too bad they never made Tarzan Meets King Kong. Can you imagine Lord Greystoke on Skull Island? It would have been the Greatest Adventure Movie Ever Made.

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A grown man runnin' around in the woods with nothing on except a loin cloth ?! Talk about Embarrasskin'. I hopes there weren't any wimin and childrun present. 🤨😠😠😤

Nailed it!

You mistakenly called Gordon Scott-"George Scott"-At the End of the Video.

KING KONG (1933) is my favourite film of all time and has been for longer than I remember. I first saw it in 1971 when it was rereleased in theatres in its original uncensored form. I was seven years old. I’ve studied and researched the film my entire life and have written about it extensively for Scary Monsters magazine. I’m well aware of the racist perspective of the film, from everything from the slave-trade analogy to the inappropriate costumes worn by the natives of Skull Island (the island wasn’t located near Africa). Noble Johnson’s native Chief (as written subtextually by Ruth Rose) was not a savage brute, but a wise, experienced, diplomatic leader who had clearly met strangers (perhaps even white men) before. This is made evident by 1)- his not ordering Denham and is landing party killed at first sight, especially after spoiling their religious ceremony and 2)- his willingness to barter for the “golden woman.” Economic trade was part of his past experience and vocabulary, as he knew that his tribe could benefit from trade with strangers who have previously visited the island. The Chief understands diplomacy enough to allow Denham and his crew to leave the island peaceably, only to later confer with the Witch Doctor and plan the strategy that would ultimately put Ann Darrow on the sacrificial altar. The viewer of the film can easily determine this by simply reading between the lines of Ruth Rose’s script and recognizing the subtext. Unfortunately, many modern critics fail to recognize this and condemn all of the natives as pre-Hayes Code “ungawa” racism. What Rose was trying to get across in her script back in 1933 was that the natives weren’t generic savages, but the last of a civilization who did everything in their knowledge and past experiences to survive. Yes, the costumes were all wrong, but that’s the fault of RKO’s costume department’s limited 1933 mindset and budget, not the fault of the script or native characters. Much ado has been made of the scene where Kong strips the clothes from an unconscious Ann Darrow. It’s been interpreted (mostly by white critics) as the rape of the white woman by the black man, the ultimate victory. She is at the time, as previously mentioned, unconscious as he begins to tear away her garments. She awakes half-way through the act and reacts in subjugated violation and horror. When I first saw the film as a young child, that interpretation never crossed my mind. I saw an innocent and curious Kong, playing with his new doll during the first moment of the story that he could actually sit down and relax. He sniffed at the torn garments not as a rapist or a pervert, but as any curious animal with heightened olfactory senses would. The film is an epical work of art and can be interpreted from every perspective. I can easily finagle KING KONG into any conversation about any subject. I, personally, have never walked in Cooper and Shoedsack’s stylish-but-comfortable 1933 shoes, so I can’t speak for their intentions, deliberate or not. We all have our own subjective interpretations of the film, and that’s cool, it’s what keeps us talking about the film currently in 2024. That’s art, folks!

Fantasia was probably the most important film of my childhood, alongside The Lion King and possibly Bambi. I absolutely hated it the first time I watched it as a very young child. I distinctly remember asking my parents when the ads would be over half way through the first part and the horror on their faces at that! I didn't watch any further the first time. The second time was when I was sick; childhood me picked up a lot of bugs. I also watched movies on repeat as a child especially when trying to sleep - I think I watched The Lion King for a year straight once. We chose Fantasia due to the music and I finally watched the whole thing and it started to grow on me. Any time I was sick as a child, it was the film we would put on. And then when my life got pretty bad as a child, it became my comfort film. I came to watch this video today because I'm feeling horribly unwell in a way I haven't felt since childhood and my... absolutely legal films and anime site put a paywall over the film and I have no other way to watch it right now. This video was a great alternative and I'm so happy to hear that someone else loves this film as much as I do. There was a lot of information here that I didn't know about! Finding out that the film was a controversial failure honestly makes me like it that much more, I have always loved obscure things that other pass off. Honestly though, thanks for creating this video. It's been a great watch.

This video was great

To be fair, that statement at the beginning part does show the whole "Hollywood isn't original" that, to me, is too done to death and annoying. is nothing new since it happened before in the past. Though many of us know that the issue is that original ideas require a lot of buy‐in to both the producers and the audience. Like with vaccines or special education schools for people with mental disorders. As well that we still live in a business first, creativity second. Since it doesn't matter if they are going to be praised or despised, what matters is how much profit it'll make in return. Otherwise, it'll just be seen as a waste of time and money if it won't make back the costs. But on a note related to this video, there were some films that I do wish that were based on books, or did a technique similar to this film, Lady and the Tramp, and Pagemaster. That's what I hope with Toy Story or any of Pixar's films.

Totally agree

These are all of the Actors who played Tarzan in Movies... Elmo Lincoln Gene Pollar P Dempsy Tabler Jim Pierce Frank Merrill Johnny Weissmuller Buster Crabbe Glenn Morris Herman Brix Lex Barker Gordon Scott Denny Miller Jock Mahoney Mike Henry Miles O'Keefe Christopher Lambert Casper Van Dien Alexander Skarsgard Actors who played Tarzan on Television incude... Ron Ely Wolf Larson Joe Lara Travis Fimmel. Did I miss anyone?

It's fairly easy to see that Tarzan was also inspired by Mowgli the Wolf Boy from the Jungle Book.

Loved the Tarzan films with Johnny Weissmuller. The best one he did was Tarzan and His Mate which had an incredible Finale where Tarzan fights a horde of attacking lions. The RKO Series were hit and miss for the most part. Some of them do stand out though, Like Tarzan Triumphs and Tarzan and The Leopard Woman. I even like some of the Lex Barker Tarzan films.

The one where the Dinosaurs from One Million B.C. showed up in a Tarzan Movie always made me laugh. I remember there was also a Giant Spider in Tarzan's Desert Mystery, It was certainly that film's best special effects creation. Also the film spent a lot of Screentime on Cheetah's Comedic Shenanigans for some reason.

Loved Tarzan, One of my favorite characters in films and literature. Edger Rice Burroughs also wrote numerous adventure stories set on Mars, One of them became the basis of John Carter, which wasn't well received unfortunately. I personally enjoyed the film myself. I'd be interested in knowing if you've seen It and what were your thoughts on It?

MGM made the best Tarzan films, I really enjoyed the later ones like Tarzan The Magnificent with Gordon Scott, And Tarzan's Three Challenges with Jock Mahoney. Mike Henry also played Tarzan in three films beginning with Tarzan and The Valley of Gold. You might also remember him as Jackie Gleason's Dumb Sidekick/Son in the Smokey & The Bandit films

Only the first six Tarzan films by MGM were first rate Productions with substantial budgets. The RKO Series were in the mid buget range, and got progressively worse as they went along. Weissmuller aging was another problem, he had definitely aged out of the role by the time Tarzan & The Mermaids had been made.

Tarzan's Son was called Korak in the Novels, Not Boy.

rodan and war of the gargantuas are my favorites along with the original godzilla those are my top 3 honda films

59:34 I'm fine with skull island not having dinosaurs. Not every version of king kong need to have dinosaurs

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I'm excited for your live stream right now!

I hate when people say this Godzilla is not based on the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki it's based on nuclear bomb testing in the Pacific

Perhaps they are creating these “new” monsters because the original monsters are in public domain and they can create merchandise around these new variants which will be trademarked VS where anyone can create mech around the classic monsters.

Cory how can I e mail you? I have a picture that you would love of my Universal lifesize monsters in my livingroom.

As a classic monsters fan for over half a century I was so looking forward to this new land where I could actually step into those old movies in person. Now my hopes are dashed. Universal you blew it in favor of modernism. Why cant you just give the fans what we want? Why do you have to reinvent. Its a no brainer.😏

Would you change the Mona Lisa to reach a new audience?

How about updating the look of ET, The Mario Bros ,Harry Potter or Back to the Future? I wonder how well that would go over for all THOSE fans? I dont care about any of those properties, so of course I would,nt care. If your not a CLASSIC monsters fan then you wouldnt know how we feel.

I was glad I was able to join the live. It was great to get your take on Godzilla X Kong. I like all the Godzilla movies. I definitely need to revisit Shin Godzilla. I really love old movies as well and have been watching a few silent movies lately. Anyway, love the channel.

Okay to me they need to figure out a tone, imo scooby doo vibes so it's family friendly spookyness that can be really scary to kids. I also think the scooby doo vibes helps the timelessness because yeah scooby doo updates with the times for things like cell phones but it's a world with both advanced robotics experts having to resort to cash crimes while there's still towns with no telephones scared of the lord living in a local castle in no named usa state. Now lets figure out attractions and i'd do ones that instantly come to mind first. Phantom of the opera, I know some don't count it because pre dracula and silent film but it's universal and Lon chaney should count imo. Phantom of the opera attraction literally writes itself, it's a moving theatre peformance where it starts in the opera hall and then the phantom sabotages and you are taken out of your seats by a guide trying to "protect you" and you go on this path to learn about the phantom and eventually stop him. Invisible man should be a escape room where guest are trapped in a room trying to escape and you use nice camoflague, secret carpartments and guessing where people will pay attention to for the illusion. From a hand pushing someone that is near the secret capartment, a item moving or being missing when people aren't looking, etc. The creature from the black lagoon should be similar to mermaid shows where you are able to look through a window into the underwater life (obviously this one will be the hardest but I couldn't think of anything that fit the creature better for a theme park attraction). Frankenstein is about getting supplies to build a monster because to me the attraction is the wild mad scientist lab that it made iconic and you can have a crew of scientist helping out the guest while the head scientist is able to ham it up as the head Doctor frankenstein. Wolfman attraction should be a secret scare house that is a forest that is walled off (like you have to go greatly to the edges of the maze to notice) and there are werewolfs trying to get you with your goal is to escape the forest maze. Finally onto dracula he's the host so there would be multiple actors portraying the same dracula (think mickey mouse being in multiple places) and is who is showing off this monster land to the guest. To me it's perfect for the guides of certain attractions such as the museum and some attractions that they don't have someone better to guide. Cause I imagine the frankenstein attraction will either be by a scientist, hunchback, or dr frankenstein himself, the wolfman attraction can be either a mystic trying to get you to not fall victim to the werewolfs or monster hunters. Monster hunters should basically be the security to help park guest if anything happens. Also for the section of being made up to look like a monster sooooo should be dr jekyll and mr hyde themed with you "having your inner monster unleashed". Honestly my one hang up is the mummy with their setting being so different from the others it would feel out of place so my one thought is to base it off of the mummy's ghost where the film takes place near a swamp and you are dealing with cultist that summoned mummies in order to lay the ground work for pharroh's return (they gotta make the main mummy look more unique because the designs from the movies are still too generic so i say embrace it with some generic mummies while there is one grand unique mummy).

I have a bad suspicion about this. They have made a product for the new generation, and they will reboot the failed Dark Universe to attract this new audience as stories based upon this product, not the classic monsters.

This is like shitting on phase 1 MCU for not being 100% comic book accurate. Although, I do 100% agree with you on that whole “the monsters are the outsiders” segment. I laughed when I heard him say that, but I doubt it’ll mean that they’ll start praising Dracula. I think that one dude was just including some of his own BS beliefs into the video.

I agree with everything you said 100%. Shame on you Universal for trying to push this TRASH on us. We want the Classic Universal Monster.

I will re evaluate some comments i had on a previous video: i fall into the category of somebody who really enjoys theme parks, and i think epic universe as a whole is so immersive and is what disney used to be, i live in orlando and for me this is great bc its gonna push disney to do better and consumers win at the end of the day. As a theme park lover the immersion and rides look great, there is also a creature of the black lagoon ride planned as an expansion to this land which im also excited for. Overall i think they did a great job with an immersive theme park land and ill throw my money at it That being said i understand how fans of classic universal monsters are upset w how they didn’t do yall justice, if disney completely “reimagined” indiana jones or another franchise i love id be pretty upset w it, so my bad if i came at you sideways on another video, for theme park lovers this is a win and i fall into that category and couldn’t understand why a monsters fan would be disappointed. But now i get it, my bad og

Man they just dropped the monster’s unchained details and I think you spoke too soon, this new land looks spectacular

Are you saying that you're NOT going?