King Kong (1933) Collection

The King Kong Collection is a two-part film series centered on a giant ape creature inhabiting a remote island. The collection spans a single year, 1933, and encompasses a total runtime of 174 minutes with a reported budget of $922,000 and revenue of $10,617,781. The series begins with King Kong (1933), a film with a runtime of 104 minutes and an IMDb rating of 7.9, which generated $10,001,781 in revenue. It is followed by The Son of Kong (1933), a shorter film at 70 minutes with an IMDb rating of 5.6 that earned $616,000. Together, these films present an adventure narrative focused on the titular creature and its offspring. The total revenue for the entire collection is reported as $10,617,781 across both installments.