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In case you missed it, there have been some significant developments in regards to the upcoming King Kong reboot, Kong: Skull Island. The film, which was originally a collaboration between Universal Studios and Legendary Pictures, has now traded hands to Warner Bros. Now, such a shake up might not seem particularly noteworthy, as such dealings are common place in the Hollywood system, but there’s something more here.
WB and Legendary were of course the studios behind last year’s Godzilla reboot. With Kong: Skull Island now being distributed by the same duel studios as the King of the Monsters, is this the first step to bringing them together for a modern clash of the titans? It certainly seems so, which is kind of a big deal.
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