35 Years Ago: Why 'King Kong Lives' Died a Quick Box Office Death
'King Kong Lives,' the poorly received sequel to 1976's 'King Kong,' premiered on Dec. 19, 1986.
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35 Years Ago: Why 'King Kong Lives' Died a Quick Box Office Death
'King Kong Lives,' the poorly received sequel to 1976's 'King Kong,' premiered on Dec. 19, 1986.
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'King Kong Lives,' the poorly received sequel to 1976's 'King Kong,' premiered on Dec. 19, 1986.
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35 Years Ago: Why 'King Kong Lives' Died a Quick Box Office Death
'King Kong Lives,' the poorly received sequel to 1976's 'King Kong,' premiered on Dec. 19, 1986.
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CNN Anderson Cooper 360 March 18, 2014 00:24:00
Different how you shut them down. >> martin, and maybe this is more of a question for your pilot there, mitchell, but why is it possible -- because i've gotten this question a lot from viewers. why is it possible to even shut down the transponder. why can pilots have that ability? >> the only reason that we have an off switch, anderson, is when we're on the ground. after you're on the ground and land and taxi off the runway, you're no longer a factor for any traffic so there's no point in you being on the screen, you turn it off and save the air traffic controllers the hassle of trying to decl...
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