Funny, I watch this trailer and right away I want Zilla to come back and kick it's ass.Grimh said:
Cause really, screw you guys, Godzilla 1998 was awesome.
Godzilla Full Trailer Is Finally Revealed
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Cause really, screw you guys, Godzilla 1998 was awesome.
Keji Goto said:
You hit the nail on the head here. This makes me really want to see it.
Oh and Bryan Cranston.
Between the "Bwaaaaaaaaaaahm" sounds and what looks like a cybernetic beehive floating over some harbor or other, I wouldn't be surprised if The Reapers show up at some point. Ya know what though: that's what I like about Godzilla movies. The humans should be side characters while Godzilla fights against an alien threat or something similar. I would love to see Godzilla fight a new, Worm-like Kaiju known as Turaama or something...Thrasher Maw vs Zilla. Of course if there are aliens in this new movie, it'll likely be in an end-credit scene to set up a sequel. There wasn't enough footage for me though to really get too invested...did anyone else think Godzilla's head looked kinda fat though? Or thick?
Oh man, I could barely stand after that, my level of hype is way too high for my dainty little body to take right now.
As others have said, I love how dark it is, Godzilla seems to be *really* messing things up for everybody everywhere. It helps that he's now one scary looking mother monster.
As others have said, I love how dark it is, Godzilla seems to be *really* messing things up for everybody everywhere. It helps that he's now one scary looking mother monster.
I may see this later. I'm not currently planning to see it in theaters. I'm just not particularly hopeful about it. And I think I'd rather watch the Toho films or Pacific Rim.
Of course, it begs the question of what Godzilla was doing for the last 60 years? Was he napping? Eating piles of fish? Helping Matthew Broderick fend off hyenas?
Yeah, that part did catch my attention, too. Mostly as the original Godzilla was created by nuclear testing. Seems like an odd change.Oskuro said:
Of course, it begs the question of what Godzilla was doing for the last 60 years? Was he napping? Eating piles of fish? Helping Matthew Broderick fend off hyenas?
What dubstep beats? You mean the eerie high pitched stuff? That's from 2001: A Space Oddysey, one of the greatest, if not the greatest sci-fi's ever made.Fappy said:
OT: I'm torn, on the one hand I want this to a good movie, because I like it when movies are good, but on the other hand IF it is good, then I'll have to stop hating Gareth Edwards.
The thing that most caught me is that I'm sure that's the background music from 2001: A space Odyssey in there.
Anyway. I wasn't excited for this at first but i have to say.
When I heard that Godzilla roar.
I geeked out a bit.
I feel as if after the other CGI Godzilla film was upstaged by Cloverfield, the REAL godzilla just turned up and said
"Sit down Junior. Let me show how its ACTUALLY done."
Humanity is screwed and Bryan Cranston knows it.
I want to see this.
Anyway. I wasn't excited for this at first but i have to say.
When I heard that Godzilla roar.
I geeked out a bit.
I feel as if after the other CGI Godzilla film was upstaged by Cloverfield, the REAL godzilla just turned up and said
"Sit down Junior. Let me show how its ACTUALLY done."
Humanity is screwed and Bryan Cranston knows it.
I want to see this.
I can feel that but considering that Godzilla was the film that created the checklist I'm willing to give the film the benefit of the doubt, especially since I haven't seen any of them due to them being about 30 years old and I'm not a huge fan of black and white films.CriticKitten said:
Who knows what it will be. I think most people are just glad to have a big budget mainstream Godzilla movie. We can probably thank Pacific Rim for breaking down the door on this genre which we really need more of these days. Seriously big budget monster movies with modern CGI. I'm all for practical sets and rubber suits but you have to admit after Pacific Rim you kind of want to see what they can really do with these things now. Hopefully if this movie is good and makes bank it'll open up the flood gates and that live action Evangelion movie will finally get made. Not sure how it would go but a piece of me wants to see giant live action CGI Eva's fighting weird ass angels with emotionally unstable kids as their pilots.Absimilliard said:
*Brofist reciprocated*Sir Thomas Sean Connery said:
I think some of the BWAAAAAAs were actually the classic Godzilla roar.
Charcharo said:
ok a few things that should be known to you as its clear you didn't grow up on Godzilla movies(that's not a bad thing so just listen) ok first off Godzilla was made from radiation as such nukes don't really effect him, its more like they feed him. Next he has an outstanding rate of healing I think they actually blow his head off once and all it did was delay him a week while he recovered ,then he was pissed and killed the thing that hurt him. now this may not be the case here but thought I should at least try to explain this all for you, but if you truly want to know the whole idea about how he is such a bad ass I suggest you go to his wiki.
OT: cant wait to see this movie. when I saw the first trailer , during the hobbit, I actually squealed a bit when I herd him roar.
Hmm ....
No use of the iconic Godzilla theme in the trailer. Hopefully it will show up in the actual film.
Toho isn't producing, just distributing in Japan. Hopefully this won't turn out like the 1998 Godzilla. At least the Godzilla design is nice. Much better than GINO.
Dark and gritty used in describing the new film. Let's be honest. Godzilla movies are, at best, campy B-movies. And I love them for that.
Two new monsters being introduced alongside Godzilla instead of going to an already established stable. If you're going to have additional monsters appear, why not go for something easily recognizable like Mothra or Ghidorah?
I think this will be a wait and see; probably a netflix selection.
No use of the iconic Godzilla theme in the trailer. Hopefully it will show up in the actual film.
Toho isn't producing, just distributing in Japan. Hopefully this won't turn out like the 1998 Godzilla. At least the Godzilla design is nice. Much better than GINO.
Dark and gritty used in describing the new film. Let's be honest. Godzilla movies are, at best, campy B-movies. And I love them for that.
Two new monsters being introduced alongside Godzilla instead of going to an already established stable. If you're going to have additional monsters appear, why not go for something easily recognizable like Mothra or Ghidorah?
I think this will be a wait and see; probably a netflix selection.
You mean the Inception BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?Fappy said:
It's now law that every trailer has that.
Other than that, I'm kind of stoked by the trailer.