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Godzilla y Kong, dos de las fuerzas más poderosas de un planeta habitado por todo tipo de aterradoras criaturas, se enfrentan en un espectacular combate que sacude los cimientos de la humanidad. Monarch (Kyle Chandler) se embarca en una misión de alto riesgo y pone rumbo hacia territorios inexplorados para descubrir los orígenes de estos dos titanes, en un último esfuerzo por tratar de salvar a dos bestias que parecen tener las horas contadas sobre la faz de la Tierra.

Lanzamiento: 2021-03-24

Duración: 113 minutos

Género: Acción, Ciencia ficción

Estrellas: Alexander Skarsgård, Millie Bobby Brown, Kyle Chandler, Rebecca Hall, Brian Tyree Henry

Director: Terry Rossio, Eric McLeod, Ronald R. Reiss, Sarah Halley Finn, Owen Paterson

26 de marzo de 2021 / 1h 53min / Acción, Aventura

Dirigida por Adam Wingard

Reparto Alexander Skarsgård, Millie Bobby Brown, Rebecca Hall

SINOPSIS

Dos de los monstruos más icónicos de la historia del cine se verán las caras frente a frente. Este filme enfrentará al mítico monstruo japonés llamado Godzilla y al enorme gorila de la Isla Calavera de nombre King Kong. Adam Wingard es el encargado de dirigir este filme que forma parte del 'MonsterVerse', el nuevo Universo Cinemático de Monstruos que prepara Warner Bros.

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