King Kong vs. Godzilla 4K 1962 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

The head of a large pharmaceutical company is dissatisfied with the ratings of a sponsored TV channel. Having learned that there are rumors about the existence of a giant monster on one of the lost islands in the ocean, he orders to immediately send an expedition there. Meanwhile, the crew of an American submarine reports that Godzilla has been freed from the iceberg and is moving towards Japan.

Review 4K Movie

Yes, of course, it's difficult to discuss a film that's almost fifty years old. The costumes look very funny, and the plot, to put it mildly, is not particularly original, but the idea itself—a battle between two giants, two monsters from our childhood—is terribly intriguing. It is for this reason alone that you turn on this cherished film, hoping to find out who is stronger and get an answer to the question that has been tormenting you for so long.

As I mentioned above, in terms of visual beauty, the film is unlikely to surprise anyone now. It is visible everywhere—in the battles, the surroundings, even in the dialogues. The spirit of both series of these wonderful films is wonderfully preserved, which is a delight. In addition, I would like to note that the appearance of both titans has remained virtually unchanged, with the exception of a few details, but even those did not greatly affect their image. King Kong remains the same killer gorilla, and old Godzilla is still a huge lizard with his trademark roar.

The soundtrack is quite good; it perfectly supports the overall tone of the film, sets the right atmosphere at the right time, and adds even more charm to the picture, a kind of unique charm.

Overall, it's a pretty good movie for a one-time viewing. Young viewers are unlikely to like it, but for old-school movie buffs, it's just the thing. Ah, nostalgia, they don't make movies like this anymore...