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    Ape

    Buy Ape on DVD
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    Status: IN-STOCK
    Released: 2001-10-30

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    Ape DVD Cast & Features Cast:
    Alex Nicol, Francis Lee, Rod Arrants, Joanna Kerns

    Director(s): Paul Leder

    Features:
    n/a

    Ape DVD Details
    Video:
    Enchanced Widescreen Letterbox for 16x9 TV
    Audio:
    5 full-range channels. Includes 3 for the front speakers, 2 surround channels for rear speakers, & 1 low-frequency effects (LFE) channel to carry deep bass effects
    PCM mono
    		 Running Time: 86
    Genre: Horror Sci-fi Fantasy
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 014381030921
    Product Code: IMG309DVD
    Format: DVD
    Year:1976
    Studio: Image Entertainment
    Ape DVD Summary This laughable Korean rip-off of King Kong was released the same year as Dino De Laurentis's trumpeted remake to sponge up some free hype from that film's massive publicity machine (in some areas it was retitled The New King Kong).

    Despite the fact that the poorly-handled big-studio film was considered by many to be a pointless exercise, this movie makes De Laurentis' fiasco seem positively inspired by comparison (although the producers of this film might merit some slack -- they didn't have $2
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