Monsters united

Apparently, Universal wasn't too keen on investing too much on a King Kong movie, whether Skull Island ended up being a sequel or a hard reboot. At this point, Warner Bros saw the opportunity and swooped in, sealing a 3 movie deal for the ape.
What kind of deal? Well, Legendary also worked with Warner Bros for 2014's Godzilla, so the math is pretty simple: eventually, after Skull Island, the studios intend to have a mash-up of some sorts, with both King Kong and Godzilla as the main players. How can that work?
Check out on the next page what the writer has to say!
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