Does King Kong (1933) depict a clash between culture and nature, civilization and savagery? Does the film express an imperialist, primitivist, or exoticist point of view? What marks the environment of Skull Island as primitive? Is the primary response to the island attraction or repulsion? How do the perspectives of Carl Denham, Ann Darrow, Kong, and the audience(s) compare? What marks Kong as primitive? Is the primary response to Kong by Denham, Darrow, and the audience attraction or repulsion? What historical and/or pyschological factors explain this attraction and/or repulsion? How does Ann Darrow compare and contrast with Kong? Is she depicted as primitive or civilized? For those who have seen the 2005 remake, how does it differ (or not) in its portrayal of the primitive (see clips in the King Kong folder)? Develop an argument addressing one of these questions in detail, drawing upon examples from the film. Please 150 words

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