Entity: KING-KONG
King Kong is a legendary giant ape known for his appearances in films and popular culture, notably terrorizing New York City and making his iconic last stand atop the Empire State Building.
King Kong
Etymology
The term 'King Kong' originates from the iconic giant ape character in the film King Kong (1933).
Definition
King Kong is a legendary giant ape character who is the main protagonist in the film King Kong (1933). Known for his immense size, strength, and iconic battles in New York City.
Historical Context
First introduced in the 1933 film, King Kong has become a cultural icon in the monster movie genre, captivating audiences with his tragic story and epic battles.
Cultural Significance
King Kong symbolizes the primal power of nature and the consequences of exploiting it for human gain. The character has inspired numerous adaptations, sequels, and references in popular culture.
Related Concepts
- Giant monster movies
- Empire State Building
- Fay Wray
See Also
A legendary giant ape character who is the main protagonist in the film King Kong (1933), known for his immense size, strength, and iconic battles in New York City.