King Kong (1976) Collection

The "King Kong (1976) Collection" is an American film series that serves as a remake of the 1933 film of the same title. Spanning from 1976 to 1986, the collection comprises two films centered on the story of a giant ape captured and transported to New York City for public exhibition. The total runtime of the series is 239 minutes, with a combined budget of $33 million and revenue of $95.3 million. The collection includes "King Kong (1976)," which has a runtime of 134 minutes and generated $90.6 million in revenue. It is followed by "King Kong Lives (1986)," with a runtime of 105 minutes and revenue of $4.7 million. Together, these films represent a series that explored the classic narrative of the giant ape within a contemporary setting. The production of the "King Kong (1976) Collection" involved a total budget of $33 million, resulting in a combined revenue of $95.3 million across its two installments. This film series represents a distinct chapter in the adaptation of the original King Kong story.