I read about the ad campaign for this movie and found out there were MULTIPLE poster art creations for this film, why then when it gets released on DVD it gets that crummy photoshop job.
'When there's no more room in Hollywood, remakes shall walk the Earth.'
Avoid the World Trade Center cover art maybe?
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"there were MULTIPLE poster art creations for this film"
...and none of the rest of them feature the World Trade Center.
'When there's no more room in Hollywood, remakes shall walk the Earth.'
I think they should have used the artwork that went with the film release, regardless if it shows the World Trade Centre. Can't write the WTC out of history.
share"there were MULTIPLE poster art creations for this film"
...and none of the rest of them feature the World Trade Center.
It might be that no one wanted to put the time and effort out for this particular title, due to a not entirely deserved reputation as a "bad movie". It's the least good version of KING KONG, but it's miles ahead of it's sequel and it's preferable to the 1998 GODZILLA.
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It's had two different covers for the region 1 DVD. The first one had the original movie poster artwork:
http://www.podnapisi.net/static/ovitki/66f17630786d810b92a6f66bdd28b11 6.jpg
That release also had a one sheet insert inside the DVD case, with the movie art on one side, and chapter list on the other.
I'm assuming you're talking about this artwork for the newer version:
http://www.hirescovers.net/gallery/albums/userpics/64250/normal_King_K ong_1976_(1).jpg
Yeah, its that second one...terrible. I really wish I could track down a copy with the original art.
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Sadly, the cover art is a bad replica of the original magnificent John Berkey work.
No justice here.