King Kong (1933) - Beauty Killed the Beast Scene (10/10) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
King Kong falls to his death after an aerial attack.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The film introduces us to flamboyant, foolhardy documentary filmmaker Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong), who sails off to parts unknown to film his latest epic with leading lady Darrow in tow. Disembarking at Skull Island, they stumble on a ceremony in which the native dancers circle around a terrified-looking young girl, chanting, "Kong! Kong!" The chief (Noble Johnson) and witch doctor (Steve Clemente) spot Denham and company and order them to leave. But upon seeing Ann, the chief offers to buy the "golden woman" to serve as the "bride of Kong." Denham refuses, and he and the others beat a hasty retreat to their ship. Late that night, a party of native warriors sneak on board the ship and kidnap Ann. They strap her to a huge sacrificial altar just outside the gate, then summon Kong, who winds up saving Ann instead of devouring her. Kong is eventually taken back to New York, where he breaks loose on the night of his Broadway premiere, thinking that his beloved Ann is being hurt by the reporters' flash bulbs. Now at large in New York, Kong searches high and low for Ann (in another long-censored scene, he plucks a woman from her high-rise apartment, then drops her to her death when he realizes she isn't the girl he's looking for). After proving his devotion by wrecking an elevated train, Kong winds up at the top of the Empire State Building, facing off against a fleet of World War I fighter planes.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1933)
Cast: Robert Armstrong, Bruce Cabot, Fay Wray
Directors: Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack
Producers: David O. Selznick, Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack
Screenwriters: James Ashmore Creelman, Ruth Rose, Merian C. Cooper, Edgar Wallace, Leon Gordon
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Im still alive
King Kong really you been killed like 3 times already
GAMEING LEGEND Jr Skull Island?
Kong vs godzilla?
Great dramatic acting, man!
King Kong harambe? I missed you!
In 13 years, this would’ve been made 100 years ago... wtf
YE EXACLY BRAH SMOMEMTH YAS
@Forest Dump bro?
@Forest Dump lmao
@Forest Dump I remember back in my day (1889) I went to see this movie! Good times right?
2 years for Nosferatu!
0:32 kong wiping his eyes is the cutest thing he'd done throughout the entire movie
wow I hadn't seen that. Thanks
This is one of the all-time greatest movie scenes.
Woah you should do a king Kong evolution!!!
King kong evolution
It really isnt
@@lbba9865 please explain
Idk it’s the amount of times the planes come. It just like oh here they come again. I get all the work that was put into it but... it really doesn’t compare to some of today’s scenes
"Beauty Killed the Beast"
Godzilla: Noted
That’s funny! Good one Ian!
And now beast Vs beast
What’s he gonna do? Find a giant monkey suit wear it and put makeup on then seduce the giant gorilla
@@srathens5145 ....yes?
Hahahahah
So hard to watch. Kong never asked to be there, he was taken because of greed then killed. He was just a lost and scared animal. 10/10 movie
R.i.p King Kong 1???-1933\1960s\etc\2005 ;(
History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of man.
@@at-rexontheinternet1388 i was about to cry. Poor soul. He didn't know anything just liv ng in the jungles and human took him to america
@@animenmusic16 there are far more serious and real things to cry about
And he was in love with a girl who didn't love him back.
For 1933 this is amazing because there was no computer back then
how did they put together clips and edits then?
Computers have existed since the 800 BC
There were computers I think but they were used for other things and were the size of a room (correct me if I'm wrong)
@@frosted8317 someone manually cutted the film's and I believed they used Matt paintings and rear projection in post do not ask me how they got the audio or added text to the screen
@OfCourseIwantCake model? Weren’t they using toys and stop motion?
Almost a century old and still a joy to watch. Certainly one of the greatest films of all time.
"When Jaws dies, nobody cries, but when Kong dies, everbody cries" - Dino De Laurentiis.
Yo Kong wasn’t goin around killing people
@@a.lockman7911 He was. A lot. We just can't blame him.
FiveRound5 I think the remake was pretty good, you can tell the amount of respect Peter Jackson had for the original movie, my only problem is it dragged on for waaaay too long while the original told the story at a quick satisfying pace.
FiveRound5 I didn't say he was, although he does have his own masterpieces, all I said was you can see how much respect he has for the original.
FiveRound5 I'd watch the original over the remake any day.
For 1933, these effects are still pretty damn good.
They actually took the time to animate the anguish that Kong felt.
Not they he. Unlike today where there are dozens of animators that work on each shot there were only 2 animators for kong a main and assistant, Wilis O’Brien was the main animator and almost all the animation in this scene and in the movie was done by him, also the main Kong puppet was designed to be emotive since the armature actually had a wires placed under the foam lips so kong snarl and have a wide range of expressions same with kong’s eyelids and brow
This is honestly the smoothest stop motion I’ve ever seen from this era
Yes, especially the look on his face at 1:31 😥😭
I wouldn't even say "for 1933".
The effects in this *are* better than modern films..
Yes, the movement is a little jerky, but it's real practical effects and they seamlessly merge the animation into the shots of the people..
Look at the shot of Kong on stage with the actors below and the audience in the foreground and realise that Kong was actually Not there. He was added in later.
Yet you completely buy that he's there.
Now look at the recent Marvel films using green screen and CGI.
I don't buy that the characters are really there or in danger.
Oh yikes that's one way to go falling off a tall building and not to tell the tale because you be dead poor King Kong beauty really did kill the beast.
Irony is this is made 6 years before WW2, and still looks good
Before Holocaust ...
Literally the year that Hitler took over Germany
MonsterVerse King Kong: This is why I’m still alive and loved!
Every King Kong in the multiverse: Now that’s not Fair!
Honestly I think the other Kong will probably respect the mighty Kong who is one of the mightiest creatures on Earth.
Hard to believe that everyone who played in this movie are now gone
What about the kids who were probably in the movie?
cartoon guy but its 1933 they are gone
Except for the animated skeleton they used for Kong. Peter Jackson has it, I'm not making this up
Hard to believe?! Just how long do you think people live for you muppet? Most actors in this film if they were still alive today would be anything between 115-145 yrs old.........so yeah, who needs death?! everyone lives forever in your parallel universe. wtf?
Andy Cross Jesus man chill out. I was just making a statement on what I thought about the movie. What the hell is your problem?
People in the 1930’s: Wow- just- wow! This movie is so realistic!
Still realistic
Ikr lol
What do you expect?
It was 1933 not 2021
@@Batman60160 It's a jokeeeee
😂😂😂😂
This scene will never not bring me to tears. 😢The power of outstanding visual effects, nearly a century later.
For a 1933 movie, I’m amazed by the emotion this scene brought to me, this is the first time I’m seeing it. It’s so sad.
Why is everyone saying the animation is terrible. It was made in 1933! What do you expect.
Edit: what a great scene though. I love it!
Also I'm not saying that the stop motion animation is bad. I think its great.
AGREEEEEEE :p L < this is a THUMB UP
For 1933 the special effects were top-notch.
This is amazing stop motion, and we got trash anamation from food fight which came out 79 years after this movie!
Picky brats
But it's creeping me out
I think this version of Kong is more tragic. He's a confused animal who's fighting for a woman who doesn't even have sympathy for him.
But the King Kong escapes Kong is such a character that was never duplicated before of after he was created in such a master piece of film that King Kong escapes is
people today still don't care for animal life
@Thomas Bailey Not True My Grandma saw King Kong when it 1st came she told me when the planes started shooting Kong ppl got upset & started shouting things like "DON'T KILL HIM" everyone was in tears @ the end Grand said she cried all the way home.
@Thomas Bailey Well not hard too feel bad for Kong his only Crime was living in a World that had no place for him.
Thomas Bailey tbh tho I think that’s what makes the film even better.
The fact that we the viewer can see the flaw of man in this film really points out something in us
My grandpa told me that this was considered the best movie effects of all time
Well, they were in 1933.they are outdated now, but movie is still a Cult classic.
@@PolishGod1234 i knew that lmao
They were nothing of this scope had ever been achieved in the cinema in 1933. Talkies had only been around for 5 yours at this point and some people even thought Kong was a real gorilla.
James Rolfe said there where 2 special effects films that broke the most ground on their respective eras: King Kong in the 30s and Jurassic Park in the 90s.
BOTH my grandpa’s were 1 year old babies when this premiered, only my mother’s father is still alive as of now. This personal connection gives their 28 year old millennial grandson some perspective on how far effects have come within his lifetime. I know for a fact that children will look to me and Jurassic Park in a similar light when I am 88 years of age.
I remember when I was 7 or 8, my dad showed me this part of the movie and told me it was real... I believed him and I couldn't stop crying for days because I felt so bad for King Kong lmao
I hate my dad
Same here, friend!
Same LOLOL
SO YOUR 96 YEARS OLD!?
Wait wha-
@@mikyleee7500Dude, you are watching the same scene right now. Are you 90+ years old?
Imagine how horrifying this was 87 years ago
Ikr
It wasn’t this was a masterpiece
@@taleshiawrighton6618 Horrifying, not horrible. And it’s time it was a masterpiece, as it is now
In the first Godzilla it destroys a replica of the building that the movie would premier in and when the movie premiered and that scene came on people started to run out of the building to escape.
@@generalkenobianimations lmaooo thats gotta be a joke
Wtf.... How did they do it in 1933... That's some serious creativity man... Respect
They did stop motion
I live in the Philippines so im surprised that they even managed to film something at 1933 and put it on Cinemas
@@MonkeyDude21 Yes... Even on this day stop motion isn't that easy TBH... Takes alot of time... It all comes down to our resourcefulness... What we do with what we have matters the most
When Peter Jackson and his team recreated the spider pit scene and did some test stop motion footage. They even found it to be difficult and this is 2005!
Honestly most of it is a mystery of how they pulled this off for the time. I would love to talk about how great this movie is but the special effects it pioneered, it’s story telling, and it’s music forever left an impact on pop culture. Truly one of the best movies ever made
You could even see in king kings fur finger prints where they moved him for it
Happy 90 years to one of the greatest films ever made!
When he ragdoll’ed off the building I thought “wow that definitely gave kids nightmares”
@FareedPUBGGamer *was
@@RC--tw7em nah that shot of him ragdolling off the building still holds up. Though the animation now looks quite dated due to the lack of motion blur.
1:30 Kong's expression is like, "You won already! Just leave me alone."
Just so sad😭
Gabriel Bennett Kong being tortured was what got me emotional he was just scared he is innocent
geez, even Godzilla would be smart enough to stop at that point.
:(
@@nopenah3891 he's not that tall in this version
Imagine if we make a time travel to this year and show people the new 2021 godzilla vs king Kong in 8k ultra HD.
They all would have a seizure attack 😂
Yea nothing beats today's CGI
Will show 16k
@@juliantavarez9905 then there will be CGI 2.0 when they mix a human with a lizard and make it big, and make a chimpanzee big and make them fight, I don’t know about you but that would be cool
@@juliantavarez9905 with 100k quality 😂
1:04 i cant get over how good this shot looks.
From poorly exploited and dying to planes to challenging Godzilla, defeating MechaGodzilla and finding home in the Hollow Earth. Came a long way!!
This king Kong death made me sad the most mainly because Kong is confused, he doesn't know what's going on and he sees a girl he likes who has no sympathy for him and then he gets on a tower and planes start shooting him and he's confused and hurt and wants to protect his crush and dies in the process. You gotta feel kinda bad for this kong
Kind of ungrateful to. How many times did Kong save her life and not once did he harm her.
Monke
@@brandonallen3289 He kidnapped her and wanted to keep her against her will. She has no reason to be grateful.
Bruh the song combined to kong falling brutally was scary I am not joking it was hella scary
@Love Fuzz Secret Weapon that's rude and untrue
0:06 It's so heartbreaking when he starts examining one of the holes in his chest and realizes he's bleeding.. This Kong may have been extremely terrifying due to the stop animation, but he still has the exact same personality as a true King Kong...
He is the first after all
Stop-Motion* animation
It's One Of Ray Harryhausen Stop Motion Animation Along With Peter Jackson
The original King Kong is a Masterpiece. For a film made in 1933 which was 90 years ago, the special effects that were used for King Kong are amazing via Stop-Motion animation.
This is one of the most iconic movies in the history of the mankind
Still better effects than Indian tv serials 😂😂😂
@@abhaymishra3440 😐
Series*
Ichadhaari nagin
Yh bloody hell
This effects are better than present some indian movies.
This movie was huge when it came out. 12,000 people had to be turned away at the premiere. Lines would go around the block for people wanting to see it. We definitely have better effects nowadays but you can’t deny how awesome this movie was to the original audience. It’s impact is still felt today
The first blockbuster
The shooting was one thing, but King Kong hitting the ledge on the building at 1:51 is ROUGH.
Yikes
Yeah it rivaled the propeller guy from “Titanic” 😱
They forced an extra to wear a gorilla suit then threw him off a 5 story ledge to get that shot.
@@dorothyjosefina what no
@@liana4413 its a joke dumbass
Imagine showing Godzilla vs King Kong 2021 to people from 1933
they ll be shocked and horrified lol but probably amazed
@@wondergirl1586 they'd believe its real
@@sheepastley yea thats true lol but I think they'll be amazed on how real it looks
Well it'd be the first introduction to Godzilla since he wasn't made till 54
Did you know that the Empire State Building was still 70% empty for a while after it's completion? Then in March 1933, King Kong comes out, creates what is now known as the "blockbuster" movie because people stood in long lines for hours all the way around the entire block that their theater was on just so they could see the movie, and the Empire State Bldg received exponentially more applications for leasing office space as a result of the increased exposure this movie brought to it. Therefore, had King Kong never left Skull Island in the film, the Empire State Bldg would have been a huge financial debacle that set back Manhattan commerce and real estate for decades. Furthermore, some of the office space leased inside the ESB after 1933 were companies with military contracts that would go on to develop key items that helped the Allies win WW2.
Who knows where we would be today, as an entire nation, had King Kong never made his fateful climb to the pinnacle of the Manhattan skyline in 1933?
I live for facts like these.
*MIND BLOWN!*
Wout B Hope you're being sarcastic.
I didn't know any of this. Very interesting. Thanks for the input.
It actually took much longer than 1933 to fill the building because it was planned and construction begun BEFORE the stock market crash of October 1929 and construction continued into the beginning of the Great Depression. It was hard to fill because Midtown was not the right area for business at the time... and with businesses still contracting due to the depression, it was hard to find tenants. (No one was expanding or upgrading back then). It wasn't until the post-war error (late 40s) that things really began to take off for the Empire State Building. It's first profits were not turned until the 1950s.
"It was beauty killed the beast." Uh, no Denham it was you!
sammy eagleson That line is overheard
sammy eagleson ikr
Beauty and the beast reference?
@@juzo1453 Oh my god,i would never guessed it!
You must be the new Sherlock!
sammy eagleson yeah. If Denham never took Kong off Skull Island, none of this would have happened l
90+ years later, and the original King Kong has never been topped by sequels, remakes, reboots, etc.
Just pure unadulterated adventure, horror, and tragedy in a tale about modern civilization overtaking the wonder and beauty of the natural world.
This speaks more emotions than current live action remakes!
Especially The Lion King 2019
I know im not the only one who got this recommended after the trailer of king kong vs Godzilla
Yes
Yeah
Eyyy
@@exin69 yare yare
@@user-lc2lv1uf7l yare yare to u to :)
Stop motion animation always freaked me out.
King Kong 64 Awsome though
Waaaay better than CG though. Kong has more life in him than most live human actors.
King Kong 64 same
King Kong 64 same
King Kong 64
The first character to be an entire special effect.
Almost a 100 years old and set the standard
The effects are way better than the whole Josstice League movie
@Lego Boba Fett I like to think that he made a joke about Joss Whedon. Highly doubt it, though.
I like how after when he says "Beauty killed the beast", the cop says "wut"
I know its an old stop motion technique, but I still feel bad for Kong. But in the 2005 movie, the drama is more epic and more sad. Love this film.
Danny Rodríguez yea man but the ending of the 76 version is so violent and heartbreaking. More so now since Kong is killed on the Twin Towers which no longer exist
The classics or remakes are my favorite
I don't. In fact, I hate Kong. I like it when Kong dies.
Well, the 2005 version had double the time to develop the relationship
The 2005 movie had to carefully and slowly guide the emotions out of the viewer. In 1933, people weren't generally dead inside so they could be more subtle.
For the 1930s this movie is very impressive. An American classic
What surprises me is that despite not having many special effects and the technology of now, they will release a film that to this day its legacy still stands, it does not surprise me that there are people criticizing this film, but really this is one of the best of that time
I hate how ann did not cared for king Kong in the 1933 film. Thats why i liked 2005 remake better.
The relation betwenn King Kong and Ann in the 2005 movie was Just perfect. The best thing in the movie for me. It was a very good character developpement for both Kong and Ann
Would you care for a killer monster?
@@PikminandOatchi ?
@@PikminandOatchi The real killer is Denham for bringing an uncontrollable wild animal such as this into an urban environment that it had no business being in. All to satisfy his greed and ego.
@@PikminandOatchi He was just a scared animal, Kong never deserved to be there.
Humans: take a Kong out of his habitat and tries to exploit him like a circus animal
Kong: breaks free and roams New York scared and confused
Humans: *surprised Pikachu face*
Mhm
Where did you find something crazy like this
@@Literallyryangosling777 What do you mean crazy?
@@bharathsofty i swear i writted this comment in other place hmmm
Moral of the story: Wild animals shouldn't be taken from their natural Habitat and forced to perform.
And after 21 years his ultimate nemesis has arrived...
it's interesting to see how the quality and special effects were back then in 1932
6 year old me: this is terrible, it’s so old
Me now: damn 😔
Its true though. It was good at it's time but know its history.
Wow so funni
@@juliantavarez9905 it's still one of the best films I've ever seen
I first saw this film when I was around 5 years old and I thought it was incredible. I still love it to this day.
Everyone in the comments: he was a scared and confused animal who was killed because of a woman who didn’t have any sympathy for him.
Me: *monke*
Only now do we understand. He rejected humanity and returned to MONKE! But human's back then didn't understand such beauty. Only now do we see that King Kong was truly ahead of its time! He was a simple man that returned to MONKE. But nor that women nor the people understood. That MONKE was just trying to save us. Save us from the unholy humans we are.
yea
Reject modernity
@@Swedishmafia101MemeCorporation become monke
big monke
I've always thought this version of Kong is the cutest.
It is, but Ann doesn’t care for Kong.
its actually quite impressive how well done the effects and animation are considering it was the early 30's during the great depression
Kong: *dies from bullets*
*meanwhile*
Godzilla: *doesnt even noticed that he’s being shot because of his durability*
@Anti Mapping better at falling off the building
Anti Mapping but Godzilla is bigger, stronger, and is more powerful
@Anti Mapping im not japanese
@Anti Mapping okay athiest
He doesn't died from the bullets, the beauty killed him
Oh no. It wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast.
Rafe Navarro actually the air planes only made him fall off the real thing that killed him was the fall
No, I think (1:51) is what killed him...
Yeti Man It wasn't the fall that killed him, it was the sudden stop :D
first name not first name this guy WHO brings King kong to new york because this is his vault
He wouldn't have been killed had he not went after the beauty.
2:45 "It was beauty that killed the beast"
R.I.P King Kong
Beauty cab noooottttt😊
The way the cop moves away from him like “man tf you talking about”
All he knew was that Kong was a monster
Didn’t know the full backstory that Kong just wanted love
Happy 90th Anniversary to this amazing film!!!
R.I.P. Fay Wray (*1907-+2004)
R.I.P. Robert Armstrong (*1890-+1973)
R.I.P. Bruce Cabot (*1904-+1972)
The * and + were unnecessary
It’s sad to think that pretty much if not everyone who made this movie is dead
Ages of 97, 83, and 68
Imagine if she'd had the chance to see the remake... Just a year later.
Far wray is lived long life
Omg al capone was alive and ruling the streets of Chicago when this movie was released
Who's that?
The Scarface. Public enemy no. 1. Well, just go search a little.
Pratik Chakraborty Seriously? I thought most of the people already knew the US History, including you.
@@pratikchakraborty6354 a Ganglord of America. A legendary criminal.
Al Capone was in prison when this movie came out.
This movie has now 90 years WOW!
Watching this just after the 2005 remake was amazing! They're so similar, yet completely different. Happy to add this to my movie list
1:51 that ragdoll physics so satisfying
You must play roblox as a slender
😬 sorry if this isn’t true tho
It's horrifying.
Just like GTA IV.
This scene is soo freakin iconic
Old is gold
Agreed
90 years later and this still scares and fascinates us.
Whos here after the Godzilla vs kong trailer
Lol me
Everyone.
Glad we have today movies
Me
1:51
Ouch...
Nooo King Kong😢😢😢
Lol 😂😂😂😂
lol
I'm just dead at your Profile Picture.
@@joshbarreras7255 virgin
When you realise this was released before WWII
This one of the saddest movie scenes of all time
🦍
This movie was great for a time like that!
I'm here because of my opponent this year.
lol
Godzilla: King of the Monsters idk but hero’s always win so I think kong is going to win
Studying tape lol
The big monke might be ready
Jk it's big ape
researching before the fight huh. smart
One of my favorite films of all time. Such a masterpiece
People: the moon landing was faked in CGI!!
CGI in 1969:
Did anyone else kinda feel bad for Kong when he died because I did 😵😭😂
pug life first movie I ever saw in my life, when I was 3 yo. I felt the same way 😂
Help My life Me.
first time i was this when i was a kid i was whining LMAO
YES i keeped watching and replaying the part like 25x
@Luis Sinha It's even sadder in this film. Seeing as Kong's more helpless and was not very smart in this version, you feel a lot more sorry for him being taken from his environment and being shot down like this then the newer one. The remake was so over dramatic with Kong's death. This one's sadder.
The fact that this was made almost 100 years ago still blows my mind
It's amazing how this film was made in 1933. It's almost realistic the way they did the special effects. It's almost freaky about how real King Kong looks. I'm even still amazed that Metropolis came out in 1927. The first film about a dystopian world and a robot, waaaay, way before Westworld (1973), The Stepford Wives (1975), Blade Runner (1982), and The Terminator (1984) was even thought of. Crazy!! 😮
1:50 its almost like the music score itself is screaming in horror as Kong falls to his death.
1:46 Just those two notes are the most powerful notes I’ve ever heard in a film, makes me tear up...for a stop-motion ape.
kong reaction on being shoot at is me steping on a lego
this should get more likes
Underrated
This is one of the Greatest Films in History
A strange but, from what I understand, accurate fact: This was Hitler’s favorite movie.
Best movie ever made-beautiful masterpiece witch great music some action and one of the most iconic movies. Also animations are incredible on this time -masterpiece
Agree
How is this the best movie ever made?
@@jackwong5690 It's not. I used to think So. But It's still a classic
@@JudgeHolden2003 yes of course its a classic! But just accept this movie is old, its not the best anymore. Its just a cinema treasure, nothing else
Still one of the greatest movies ever made. And easily the most influential.
I remember seeing this as a kid after renting it from the Library (It was public access, I'm not that old, lol). I thought it was fantastic. I honestly wish as an adult I never rewatched this scene. It's almost laughable now. Some things are just better left as a memory in your past. Thank god for Peter Jackson's remake. It really brought the movie to life. This old movie shows next to no emotional connection between the girl and Kong.
I grew up with the '76 Kong. My old man told me that in the original, there was no affection in Kong, he was just MEAN 😄
Cuánta idiotez
I like how Kong just turns into a ragdoll when he fell
I wonder how much the budget was for this and how long it took them to animate Kong. This still stands today as some of the greatest effects of the time I reckon.
Andrew Lewis this film cost about $670,000 (only $13,000,000 in 2019) which is pretty low for a blockbuster like Kong. The Greatest Film of All Time imo
@connextro please rethink your life
They basically used props from a cancelled Dinosaurs movie which reduced the budget.
The difference between this scene and the 2005 version is just amazing. Just goes to show how far movies have developed
This is more believable.
John Cornell no
@@thebearandblueberryshow6617
Yes. The way Kong moves in the 2005 film and the physics defying performance is far less believable, even though technically he looks more real.
The 1933 fall was a bit more dark since he kept hitting the side of the building
@@cali4eddie That's true but they managed to make the 2005 version of Kong's death scene way more emotional
Some scenes are put in a film to look cool, others are emotional, and some define the common media as we know it. This is one of them.
I see a lot of people saying that this scene is ugly and strange but remember, this movie was released in 1933, they didn't even think about computers at the time and cinema was something new, the effects were all improvised and done in stop-motion (which takes a LOT of time), a scene like this is almost a miracle
Yes. Considering that King Kong turns 90 this year, the special effects were revolutionary for 1933. Movies were still a developing technology, and no one had combined live-action and stop-motion before. The scene with the bug pit was storyboarded but never filmed.
Peter Jackson & Ray Harryhausen?
Love this movie, How the camera angles made Kong battle dinosaurs, attacking the village, interacting with the warriors, the citizens, the viewpoint from the pilots with Kong trying to grab them.
This scene really makes me think that we are the beasts and Kong was just a lost animal who is being tortured, anyone else??
Yeah 100%. Kong wasn't the monster, he was taken out of his habitat brutally into a world that he didn't understand.
Kong did nothing wrong, animals are animals
Humans have always been the monsters in this world. Always have been.
@@nathanielrobles3284 Always will be...
@@Pookins. It felt disturbingly similar to how the slaves were forcibly ripped from their homes by other people to be sold to slavers.
How could ANYONE criticize the animation? Kong clearly knows his time is up, he's mortally wounded, and even tries to use his last moments to stroke Ann's hair.
The facial expressions alone are amazing, you see every emotion on the big ape's face.
The stop motion adds an other worldly nightmare quality to the whole film. CGI can never achieve that. It is too smooth, too metallic, too weightless.
Even my grandparents doesn't exist when this movie was released
When were you born 2 months ago or something
@@ricksanchez8407 nah my grandparents weren’t born either I’m 16 and my grandma is 63 and my grandpa is 62
@@ricksanchez8407 You realize our grand parents need to be 88 years old in order to be alive in that time right?
My grandpa is just one year younger than this movie! I need to ask him if he somehow watched it at some point ( short after WW II started and Poland was hit hard...)
@@kouroshrm7 mines 89
1933 people: Woah this is the best realistic King Kong ever!!
2021 people: The King Kong is fake and unrealistic.
*monke*
Learn that the new one is the monsterverse version. It's not hard to comprehend.
@@siema6344 what happened to the "y"?
@@billbertboyce324 go find some memes about the word *monke*
@@siema6344 a pudgy oversized monkey. How does that relate to, what appears to be, a spelling error? I'm actually confused
2:18 for a massive beast King Kong has some tiny ears lol
Kinda like Godzilla lol
90 years it still some what holds up