how much money has king kong made and how much did it cost to make the movie?
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Which one?  The latest?\n\nIt costed $200million plus...  But I dont know how much it grossed.  :(
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Facts:\n\n1) King Kong stands at about 25 feet tall. This is about 4.5 times larger than a regular gorilla.\n\n2) A normal gorilla's penis is only 2 inches long\n\n\nPut that together and you can figure out that King Kong's penis is only 9 inches long. Small enough to be covered by whatever fur is there.
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You can see the estimated marketing dollars spent for most recent movies at http://www.boxofficemojo.com/ - Enjoy :)
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try looking on yahoo movies then clicking on "Box office"; that should tell you what the gross to date total is.
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This is all I could find:\n\nFT. LAUDERDALE, FL -- (Market Wire - May 04, 2006) --  Information Architects (IA) (OTC BB: IACH), a leader in online information solutions, today announced that the Company has entered into a letter of intent to acquire Big International Group of Entertainment Inc., which provides quality family programming and an entertainment portfolio that appeals to a significant portion of the market that relies on children's programming and takes a moderate approach to television and entertainment. \n\nAND\n\nWe always knew Michael Jackson had a thing for cartoons. Now it looks the King of Pop will finally star in one of his own. \n\nJackson will be moonwalking his way back to the big screen, agreeing to star in and produce The Way of the Unicorn, The Endangered One, a $75 million animated tale due to start pre-production next month. The Gloved One will assume the voice of an orphan named Sailor who teams up with a lonely rich girl and a band of endangered animals on a quest to save Mother Earth. \n\nWhile the 42-year-old pop legend has been MIA in movie theaters since Disney retired his long-running Captain EO 3-D flick in 1996, it's expected that this latest big-screen thriller will feature prominently in Jackson's comeback plans. \n\n"This is the new Michael Jackson, the movie actor and producer," Dennis W. Peterson, head of film co-producer Big International Group of Entertainment, told the Associated Press. "This is Michael's future and he wants to devote his energies to it."
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They all vary, say Jim Carrey had a role.  Normally he makes 24-26million a movie.  In a voice role it might be as low as half that.\n\nIt still depends on who it is.  Tater Salads comedic companion Larry the Cable Guy might have gotten several hundred thousands to 1.5 million.
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There are several copies for sale on ebay right now.  It looks like they're running about $12 a copy.\n\nThis was a very good movie!  I hope you enjoy it!
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I am not sure how much was paid to him but, I read that they did the entire movie on a very low budget.  Go Pedro!
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hey cheeseman, let me ruin these other movies for you, in titanic, the ship sinks. in the passion of the crist, jesus dies. the movie is over 50 years old, if you didn't know king kong dies at the end, then i really pity you... to eveyone else, sorry about the rant.\n\nking kong went to great length to capture and keep the girl. he would not have found himself in that situation had it not been for the girl. because of wanting to keep the girl, he put himself in harms way. because of beauty, he died.
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It was great. It's a plot you go into the movie knowing, and to have the movie move you still, means it is a great movie!\n\nI've seen many people claim it's too long and that they should remove stuff before they reach Skull Island. I think the opposite, some of the special effect sequences (which were great) could be removed. The story of this movie is more about the relationship between the characters and the ape, not so much an action flick.\n\nI can see why Jackson did it that way though. For a movie to be financially successful it generally has to do well in the US market. The US movie-goer is very hooked on action and special effects, so that had to be in there along side the emotional story in order for it to be liked in the US.
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Is a widely successful novel written by Dan Brown, that spent 156 weeks as a number one fiction novel. The movie adaptation  has created a lot of hype, excitement and anger throughout the world. In its first weekend, the movie brought in $77 million in the US and $224 Million world wide. Reviews of the movie have been lukewarm, but that doesn't see to have had any affect on those flocking to see it.
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No.  Colin Hanks did star with Jack Black in King Kong, though.
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Titanic! King Kong was too Long (yawns)
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King Kong - he's a bit bigger than the others.
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Bootleggers for movies suck....just wait for the movie to come out.  Bootlegger versions of anything isn't very good.
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Go to www.the-numbers.com And it will answer all of your questions. How much it made per day, weekend, it's production cost. How many theaters it was released it, how much it made in the US and internationally. Good luck!
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1. "Scream"\nCost: $7,000,000+\nArtist: Michael Jackson (featuring Janet Jackson)\n\nMichael Jackson's videos have always been ridiculously expensive. In 1983, he spent $800,000 on "Thriller," which would be about $1.4 million today. But remember that before "Thriller," no one even came close to spending that kind of money, and he had to do it with limited technological capabilities. As technology improved, Jacko's videos became more expensive, spending over $1.2 million on "Black or White" in 1992, and even more on "Remember The Time." But if he can keep an oxygen chamber, a petting zoo, the Elephant Man's bones, and an entire plastic surgery team in his mansion, it's certainly no biggie to drop another $7 mil on a video with his sister.\n\n"Scream's" $7,000,000 price tag is more than twice as much as the next most expensive music video (Puff Daddy's "Victory" at $2.7 million), and it's easy to see why: he spent $5 million alone on 11 sets. Yet while watching the video, it all seems incredibly wasteful, not coming close to the film quality of "Thriller", "November Rain," or "Victory."\n\n    * Computer-generated spaceship: $65,000\n    * Breaking guitars: $53,000\n    * Morphing artworks: $50,000\n    * Michael's makeup: $3,000\n    * Janet's makeup: $8,000 a day\n    * Choreography: $40,000\n    * Giant video screen: $80,000\n    * Lighting: $175,000\n    * Cost per day: $636,000 (about 11 days)\n    * Total cost of 11 sets: $5,000,000