Kong's missing Spider scene
http://www.eveningtimes.c...-his-film-find-1.1062182 A workman has unearthed a vintage film reel of King Kong during the refurbishment of a West End cinema. Joiner Ross McMillan discovered the...
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"Wasn't there another Tarzan movie with spiders? I remember one with giant webs, but the spiders were more tarantula-sized. They might even have been baby giant-sized spiders." Boy gets caught in a...
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That's the one. I remember Boy being in trouble, but I haven't seen the film in 30 years. Thanks blackbiped and Mattel!
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Thanks for the helpful links, GPO! I'm not especially afraid of spiders like some folks are [I could watch one crawling on my hand no problem, even a tarantula without poison] but the idea of being...
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skull island escapee wrote:I'm not especially afraid of spiders like some folks are [I could watch one crawling on my hand no problem, even a tarantula without poison] but the idea of being devoured...
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I will never even go to Australia... great white sharks, dingos, giant crocodiles, marauding razorback boars, funnel web spiders, bird-eating spiders, bunyips, boxing kangaroos... it's a lost...
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GPO: I could maybe do this for a financial bet, but I agree this is a great psychological challenge, and many would get a panic attack within a few seconds of enduring this. However, like ants, I...
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I remember seeing the giant spider scene from "The Thief of Baghdad" thirty years ago. For some reason it was used in a documentary about ocean life.
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G Vallejo wrote:I will never even go to Australia... great white sharks, dingos, giant crocodiles, marauding razorback boars, funnel web spiders, bird-eating spiders, bunyips, boxing kangaroos... it's...
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EdWainwright wrote:G Vallejo wrote:I will never even go to Australia... great white sharks, dingos, giant crocodiles, marauding razorback boars, funnel web spiders, bird-eating spiders, bunyips,...
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I'm wondering if they'll put any spiders in the new Dr Who series. Probably not, because back in the 1970s when they made "Planet of Spiders", the original intended spiders were deemed to be 'too...
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I did an Internet search and found that there are 140 species of land snakes in Australia, the majority of them venomous, and 32 species of sea snakes, all of them poisonous. Between all of those...
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I just remembered another fun critter that, like sea snakes, makes swimming and diving in Aussie coastal waters dangerous; the sea wasp, which is the largest member of the box jellyfish family and...
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Jeeze, maybe Jackson shoulda set his remake in friggin' Australia .....!
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One thing's for sure, that is one sad-looking picture of Johnny Weissmuller on that TARZAN'S DESERT MYSTERY poster.
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Lord Greystoke's seen better days in that upper right shot, eh, BB?
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I met once someone who used to live in Australia. I suppose if you're brought up where there are venomous and dangerous animals then they just become a fact of life (like lunatic car drivers or...
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Wich2 wrote: Lord Greystoke's seen better days in that upper right shot, eh, BB?Yeah, he looks like those limp spider legs have given him an upset stomach.
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Maybe he's allergic to vegetables, 'cause those are actually the tentacles ... er, leaves ... err, fronds ... well, whatever! ... of the spindly-looking prehistoric carnivorous plant that grabs Tarz...
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