King Kong (1933) Review, with Fay Wray and Robert Armstrong

One of my favourite pieces of animation from the original "King Kong" is this moment. After he destroys the elevated train, he turns and looks off beyond the camera, growls and does a threatening gesture (maybe he thumps his chest, it's a little hard to tell because he does it so quick). It's such a cool little moment in the film. They could've easily have just animated him to wreck the train, climb up the building and leave. Instead, they chose to give him a little character moment, one that sh

King Kong 1933 Behind the Scenes