Kong: King of the Apes
Kong: King of the Apes
TV-Y7 | 15 April 2016 (USA)
SEASON & EPISODES
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  • Reviews
    Steinesongo

    Too many fans seem to be blown away

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    Nonureva

    Really Surprised!

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    Ketrivie

    It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

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    Haven Kaycee

    It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

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    hajam-51521

    I don't understand why anyone would not enjou this series! i have viewed both seasons and hope it will be back for a third one! this is a show made for kids or big kids like myself! (i am 55) it teaches morals and values, good clean sci-fi action and fun! it is a show that parents or grandparents can sit down with their children and watch together! i think people call anything that is good and decent shows simple anymore! there are so few network or any other channels that you can sit down and watch with your family without worrying about bad words, inapproate things, etc! there is alot of action, values and adventure plus good clean fun in this show! do not be so quick to judge this when there are so few choices anymore for good shows that are wholesome anymore! kong is a great show!

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    allenbohbot

    So many people want classic or iconic characters to look the same and for the story line to never change. I understand that but as storytellers, we all want to try new directions and expand our imagination. This take on King Kong achieves that goal and is fun and set in 2050 which allows for the future to meet the past. It is a fun movie and the reception worldwide has been awesome. Season 2 is already in production. With Tarzan and Jane launching today on Netflix, how great would it be to see a Tarzan Vs. Kong series next? Would love that! After all, Tarzan is a human raised by a gorilla while Kong is a gorilla raised by humans. It has never been done and could be a lot of fun.

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    Shiva gali

    Netflix sure took some bold step in investing making this series. To be frank, the animation was pathetic in addition to story. The story was too childish. Even my nephew, 16 years old, couldn't watch it beyond second episode like there is nothing to watch in this show. He watches even the tiny TV kids shows having short but better plot. But this was, don't know what's in the creators mind. May be he wants to show somehow how it will be if animals become extinct in the future and how pathetic and evil we are and never learn our lesson in the most worst way possible. Those upgrades, dialogues, expression and responses of characters was not just childish but more idiotic. May be it is a trail to show action in more comical and childish way which was a complete failure and humor, I couldn't find it anywhere. We can't really tell for which age group this show was made. Anyway, it is a very bad show. I felt so idiotic watching the first three episode with that kid, cause I like cartoons myself, and so does he. Wish they will stop with the first season.

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    Jennifer Sydnor

    This show is awesome! When the viewer watches each episode, features are unlocked for small "levels" or "shorts" in between the episodes. These unlock able upgrades are perfect to keep the attention of the audience. This show is perfect for my 5 year old son!The show is about a group of kids who work with rare animals to stop the evil antics of the villain and his robotic allies. Dinosaurs and other genetically altered animals are featured in this show, as it is set 44 years in the future.Comedic relief is provided by Kong, who is the ultimate key of the show. Other characters are great, as the children provide characters to which the target audience can relate to and the adults provide authority.

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