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King Kong is going through changes, and he's going to be a brand new monster when he finally battles Godzilla in 2020.

Godzilla and King Kong already butted heads in 1962 but the upcoming 2020 remake is looking to offer fans something that the original film never did.

If you've ever wanted to see King Kong and Planet of the Apes cross over, you're in luck! Find out how the two properties are coming together ahead.

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Jordan Vogt-Roberts helmed King Kong's latest cinematic adventure, but he's now provided his reasons for why he probably won't return for a Kong: Skull Island sequel.

Despite technically being a reboot of the King Kong franchise, Kong: Skull Island decided to forgo one classic aspect that's present in nearly every iteration of King Kong. Find out why.

The director of Godzilla: King of the Monsters director just trolled King Kong, which means the gauntlet has been thrown down for these two monsters to fight each other.

There's one sequence in Kong: Skull Island so important to its director that it was planned over two years ago, and landed exactly as planned during production. Place your bets, and head on in to see what piece of Skull Island was so important to Jordan Vogt-Roberts.

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After seeing Kong: Skull Island, you won't have to wait long to learn about the giant gorilla's origins.

A giant King Kong model was set ablaze at the Kong: Skull Island premiere in Vietnam. Get the details ahead.

Even on beyond featuring the return of one of cinema's greatest monsters, Kong: Skull Island has a lot riding on it from a franchise perspective. As we learned at the start of the project's development the movie can be described as a stepping stone to the massive crossover movie that will be 2020's Godzilla vs. Kong.

The Vietnam War is a very important element of director Jordan Vogt-Roberts' Kong: Skull Island. Not only does the conflict continue to have a lasting impact on many of the blockbuster's main characters within the story, but the films of the same era clearly has a massive effect on the movie's look and feel.

We're just over a week away from the return of one of the biggest characters in the history of cinema. As part of the celebration, Warner Bros. is putting together a gallery show of King Kong artwork, and we have an exclusive look at one of the brand new pieces.

Fans of everyone's favorite giant ape are being advised to stay in their seats during Kong: Skull Island's credits. Here's what we know.

Clearly, there's a rich history here and Kong: Skull Island wants a part of it. It also means that there's a lot to live up to --- not only from the classic Hollywood films that set up shop on the island set, but past Kong movies and, of course, the impetus for this new monster movie universe, Gareth Edwards' Godzilla.

The studios announced the film would be followed by Godzilla 2 in 2018 (now titled Godzilla: King of the Monsters) and Godzilla vs. Kong in 2020. But there will be a more specific connective tissue to this larger scheme in Jordan Vogt-Roberts' film.

With Kong: Skull Island nearing release, it's been revealed what the world that the giant ape and his fire breathing reptilian cohort, Godzilla, is called.

Kong: Skull Island will take place during the 1970s as the Vietnam War still rages. As it turns out, that wasn't the original time period that the movie was set in, but director Jordan Vogt-Roberts later changed it for this reason.

We got our first good look at the new King Kong just this week and now it sounds like a trailer isn't too far behind at all. Get ready to hail the king!

After a hazy glimpse in the first trailer, we finally have our first full look at King Kong in Kong: Skull Island, and he looks incredible.

The trailer for Kong: Skull Island just debuted at Comic-Con in San Diego today. While we still have until 2017 to wait to see the film, the trailer gives us a glimpse of the chaos that's in store for Tom Hiddleston's character as he heads to Skull Island...

Until now, the only looks we've gotten at Kong: Skull Island have focused on the human characters, but we finally have a taste of what this version of Kong will look like from a new poster.

A new photo from Kong: Skull Island has proven that the production is taking that theme very seriously. Get your first look at the brand new image here.

King Kong is returning to the big screen next year in Kong: Skull Island, and there, moviegoers will see this key change being made to the gigantic gorilla.

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