#FlashbackFriday | 1933’s 🦍 #KingKong 🦍

#FlashbackFriday | 1933’s 🦍 #KingKong 🦍

Travel to the Mysterious Skull Island 

The #JurassicPark of it’s Time.

We take you back to a time when the leading man was a giant 50 foot ape on the mysterious Skull Island.

Few images are as iconic and well known as

��#KingKong 🦍.

The 1933 film was ground breaking in its use of “old school” stop motion animation.

The original 1933 #Kong 🦍 had depth of character that did not carry forward into some of the future remakes.

Denham comments "No, it wasn't the airplanes, It was beauty killed the beast,"

#Kong 🦍was intended to be more sympathetic and, yes, human, than his captors and hunters.

Some reviewers at the time saw #KingKong 🦍 as an editorial on the colonial and racial issues prevalent in the 30’s.

In the directors first draft #Kong 🦍 was called “The Beast”. It does not have quite the same ring as #Kong 🦍.

The latest incarnation of #KingKong 🦍 can be found on #Broadway, where the 35 million dollar #KingKong 🦍 based on the original 1933 classic has launched.

And for all you #LinkedinCreators working hard on your side hustle:

“Don’t forget to let your inner Kong 🦍 Out Today”💛🧜‍♀️

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Photo taken Cavendish Beach, PEI