<p style="text-align:justify;">This week’s Divided Film is Peter Jackson’s King Kong! In 2005, critics were impressed by this homage to classic Hollywood storytelling, as well as Jackson’s signature blend of special and practical effects. Audiences were less enthusiastic, complaining the movie was too long and unevenly paced. Find out tomorrow where we stand!</p>

This week’s Divided Film is Peter Jackson’s King Kong! In 2005, critics were impressed by this homage to classic Hollywood storytelling, as well as Jackson’s signature blend of special and practical effects. Audiences were less enthusiastic, complaining the movie was too long and unevenly paced. Find out tomorrow where we stand!

<p>This week’s Divided Film is Peter Jackson’s King Kong! In 2005, critics were impressed by this homage to classic Hollywood storytelling, as well as Jackson’s signature blend of special and practical effects. Audiences were less enthusiastic, complaining the movie was too long and unevenly paced. Find out tomorrow where we stand!</p>

King Kong (ft. Adam Volerich)

There’s a lot of films that have divided opinions, and two college friends are going through the movies that critics and audiences disagree on the most. Each week on this podcast, JJ and Keith bring on a guest to discuss a divided film and pick a side.

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