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King Kong
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King Kong
giant ape brought to New York as “eighth wonder of world.” [Am. Cinema: Payton, 367]
See : Giantism
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Noting that the average American consumes as much energy as a 30,000 kg primate, Cox summons up the image--which--many people will sympathize with worldwide--of a nation of King Kongs, clinging to their Empire State Building and hopelessly swatting the specters of imperial collapse and ecological crisis.
Down with the sickness by Urquhart, Sam / Synthesis/Regeneration
But war is inevitable; we get two King Kongs in battle instead of one; and the big finale by hack director Louis Leterrier is like Godzilla Meets Reptilicus, all staged in front of the Apollo Theatre in Harlem.
Marvel Mush by Rex Reed / The New York Observer
A FIRM which has created spaceships and zombies for the big screen is hoping a major investment will help bring dinosaurs and King Kongs flocking to the North East.
Special effects experts are blasting off; in association with RBS by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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