No Other Choice: Killing for the Family at the Age of Obsolescence
With the theme of unemployment, it presents a family fantasy anecdote rather the a comment on social problems.
Kong: King of Atlantis (2005)
Gigantic Kong, who has reborn from the original King Kong DNA and the DNA from his human 'brother' Jason, is the king of the island where it lives. But now, according to an ancient prophecy, the ancient civilization of Atlantis has resurfaced from the seabed and its evil queen wants him to govern with him to become again Kong: King of Atlantis. But Jason and his brave friends try to prevent the plans of the queen facing soldiers, enormous animals, many obstacles, puzzles and enemies. In the midst of exciting action-packed adventures, Jason will have to use his special powers of cyber-union so that he and Kong will become a single hero. Only together can save Kong Island ...
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Gigantic Kong, who has reborn from the original King Kong DNA and the DNA from his human 'brother' Jason, is the king of the island where it lives. But now, according to an ancient prophecy, the ancient civilization of Atlantis has resurfaced from the seabed and its evil queen wants him to govern with him to become again Kong: King of Atlantis. But Jason and his brave friends try to prevent the plans of the queen facing soldiers, enormous animals, many obstacles, puzzles and enemies. In the midst of exciting action-packed adventures, Jason will have to use his special powers of cyber-union so that he and Kong will become a single hero. Only together can save Kong Island ...
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Genre:Family, Animation, Adventure, Science Fiction
Written By:Sean Catherine Derek
In Theaters:11/22/2005
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:BKN International
Cast
Patrick Archibald
Director
Kirby Morrow
Jason Jenkins
Saffron Henderson
Lua
Scott McNeil
Kong / Eric 'Tan' Tannenbaum IV
David Kaye
Prof. Ramon De La Porta
Lenore Zann
Queen Reptila
Colleen Wheeler
Zela
Alec Willows
Lord Sicaphus
Daphne Goldrick
Dr. Lorna Jenkins
Paul Dobson
Rebel Leader
Jerome O'Donohoe
Additional Voices
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