Hollywood made a King Kong sequel in nine months
Hollywood's obsession with milking a profitable IP to death isn't a modern phenomenon at all. When the original 'King Kong' shattered box office records in 1933, the studio shamelessly panicked and cranked out a sequel in under nine months. It featured a smaller, albino ape and was aggressively mediocre, proving that rushed cash-grabs are an ancient cinematic tradition.

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