I bet they're relieved now that they won't have to sacrifice one of their own for a while since kong will be pleased with a blonde 😂

Really dude ?

You like what you like. No shame in that original Kong was revolutionary for its time, and benefited from having dinosaurs, but this is my favorite Kong.

Rick Baker

@@Mdmd-h9y7u who does the roar

@@stephenswift5531 Peter Cullen

@@Mdmd-h9y7u he did optimus prime

Did you get my message about the undertaker

The music helps a lot to capture the fear as well . Not to mention the women running back to the wall after they take Dwan to the alter . And the rest not able to get the gate closed fast enough.

@@DP-no1ny I think John Barry's score is fantastic.

​@@roquefortfiles All of John Barry's music is incredible. The man could touch my soul with sound. May he rest in peace.

yes it is awesome

I'm not sure, but that's what the desciption saya. Maybe something was in the water from the seashell they gave her?

If you notice inside the gate, they give her some sort of a drink. I’m assuming it was a sedative.

@@519forestmonk9 The affects are not permanent, Especially after Kong appears on scene 😂

yes, she drugged up and according to rumor, lot a extras playin natives were high too for reals. guess they had some freaky parties between takes on set for days while shootn this scene, Lange being very promiscuous with them tribesmen even in out her trailer

@@allirogorilla I would believe that , Simply because some actors and actresses have stayed up for countless hours to obtain the actual look of depression and or physically drained for their Characters . Plus this being the 70’s and Disco & Drugs were center stage 😂

The music and the buildup definitely made this my favorite abduction scene of the 3 movies

I'm so glad you like it! And yes, I couldn't agree more. The song came out when I was 14 and I was immediately obsessed.

@@romanblair5887 lol me too. i was 15, I heard it on the radio and was so into it, everything was on point the melody, percussions, and her voice ! never heard a voice like her before. then i saw the video on TV, I was like OMFG !

The thing is… cgi Kongs aren’t meant to be scary. :P But then again, this one also has scenes where he isn’t being scary, but indeed he is fierce looking when he’s angry.

It's a young Rick Baker - no kidding. He made the costume and played Kong himself. awesome stuff even then.

This is my favorite Kong. Rick baker designed a great suit and portrayed the character well.

Thanks! I'm glad you like it. That's a good idea! I will try to do Suerte next :)

@@romanblair5887 yaas Thank you sweetie

@@romanblair5887 Suerte would be awesome! this is SUCH a good mix, which was on my wishlist forever! Thanks man, so enjoying this!

egypt's first then the greco-roman period , the city predates alexander the great and greece itself

@Akansha Yadav but now is islamic country

That's Constantinople/ Istanbul

@@procyon6370 how is constantinople closer to africa than alexandria which is literally in africa

How is Alexandria closer to Europe when Istanbul is literally in Europe?

@@procyon6370 I think that the closest and best to the three continents of the world is the island of Crete in Greece. It is close to Turkey, which is the gateway to Asia, close to Greece, the gateway to Europe, and close to Egypt, the gateway to Africa.

No, it's generally believed that Alexandria was the largest city in the world for about 100-150 years. Rome eventually overtook it around the year 1 CE, but possibly a little later.

@@romanblair5887 Cool! Never new that... though Rome must have overtook Alexandria quite a bit before 1 CE, since the consensus is that Rome had already reached the 1 million mark by then.

@@JD-jl4yy Right, it reached the one million mark, but Alexandria already had a million people. So Rome needed to grow beyond 1 million to overtake it. When that actually happened is up for debate, but probably between 1CE and 50CE.

PS. I really like this video if you're also interested in ancient city growth like I am :D kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2TYdWNtaNd9hbc

@@romanblair5887 Estimates range from 300k to 500k, 600k, 750k and million haha. I guess we'll never know for sure :) historum.com/threads/city-size-in-the-ancient-world.42509/ "The 500,000 number is directly cited from Strabo, while there is a census from the 1st century AD preserved in form of papyrus that gives a citizen population of 180,000. Some have extrapolated a population of up to 1 million from this citizen population, though actually it implies more in a city population of 750,000, which is the upper bound given by Rathbone in The Cambridge Economic History of the Greco-Roman World." (thanks for the link btw, very interesting :D)

Thanks! I'm so glad you like it