Armed with the rights to Kong and with Godzilla's rights on lease, Legendary and WB were foaming at the mouth to bring the two characters back together on screen. In order to bring Kong into the universe, they gave him this standalone film, which throws audiences back into the Vietnam War era with Apocalypse Now references aplenty. But does this film hold a candle to the classic war movies it's aping? Or are audiences better off skipping to the film where Godzilla and Kong are throwing punches at each other? Listen and find out!
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The final track is "Kong the Destroyer" by Henry Jackman 
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Wrath of the Titans

Join brothers and kaiju superfans Aaron &amp; Andrew every week as they stomp their way through the world of giant monster movies, from colossal blockbusters to obscure, forgotten films of the past. Listen in as we critique Godzilla, Gamera, Kong, and more!