King Kong

King Kong is an American comedy film directed by Lennon Richardson and loosely based on the 1933 film of the same name. It is produced by Gabriel Combs Movies and distributed by Lennon Pictures. It stars the voices of Lennon Richardson and Gabriel Combs as everyone.

It was released on YouTube on August 8, 2017. It was also heavily criticized for its plot, humor, performances, stop motion, and mishandling of the characters. The film will be rebooted in the future, with a sequel, titled King Kong: Skull Island, being canceled in the process.

Premise
Ann (boy version) (Gabriel Combs) has found a giant monkey (Lennon Stew) who was told as the King of Skull Island King Kong! But the other two hunters (Gabriel Combs) are looking at kong in a different way then Ann! The hunters think he’s an evil ape! Ann and kong must make it to the city before the hunters destroy them!

Plot
None.

Characters

 * King Kong
 * Ann (boy version)
 * Hunter #1
 * Hunter #2

Production
The film was created and released on August 8, 2017. It was created with Stop Motion Studio and edited with WeVideo.

Release
It was released on August 8, 2017.

Remake
A remake of the same name is scheduled to release in late 2021 or early 2022.

Canceled sequel
The King Kong film was originally supposed to set up a trilogy of films, continuing in King Kong: Skull Island, and with a third untitled film following. It was scheduled to follow King Kong in his battle against Mechani-Kong, but it was canceled on 2020 due to scheduling issues and the negative reception of this film. Later, it was announced that the series would be rebooted.