Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - !!SPOILERS!!

[ExMem-LarjaThwei]

Trailer was good overall. I agree with others who thought the CGI when he's emerging from the water was a bit iffy, but no big deal.

For some reason my excitement for this film has diminished quite a bit. Not entirely sure why. I just get the feeling it's not going to meet expectations.

Everything still looks very promising though.

 

[Centurion]

Forget about MUTO, this is Rodan!

 

[Centurion]

If I put spines on the back of my friend's Labrador, he would look exactly like this:

 

[jye4ever]

Forget about MUTO, this is Rodan!

That's actually a jet.

 

[RIDDICK]

I love the size of the creature in this, makes the '54 look like a pixie.

Cuz bigguh ith alwaith bettuh, right?

 

[jrice73]

Forget about MUTO, this is Rodan!

At this point, why not. My assumption is that the MUTOs are a cross between Mothra and Megaguirus but Hell there may be a giant mutant bird involved as well. They can't use the actual names of the kaiju but they can show us monsters that are basically analogues of them. If we get a sequel, I hope we get a kaiju like Ghidorah.

 

[Khev]

Looks awesome!

 

[jrice73]

That's actually a jet.

Only if a jet that actually has massive legs. I could see that.

 

[jye4ever]

At this point, why not. My assumption is that the MUTOs are a cross between Mothra and Megaguirus but Hell there may be a giant mutant bird involved as well. They can't use the actual names of the kaiju but they can show us monsters that are basically analogues of them. If we get a sequel, I hope we get a kaiju like Ghidorah.

Big bomber jet then.

Ok fine, it's Rodan's 3rd cousin Mutodan.

Only if a jet that actually has massive legs. I could see that.

Why can't they use, isn't this movie by Toho.

 

[Biojex]

Why can't they use, isn't this movie by Toho.

Cause they wanted to cast a black guy in the role of Rodan. Toho said "no" because they wassis

 

[jrice73]

Big bomber jet then.

Ok fine, it's Rodan's 3rd cousin Mutodan.



Why can't they use, isn't this movie by Toho.

Mutodan: The Destroyer!

 

[greygoose]

If I put spines on the back of my friend's Labrador, he would look exactly like this:

Your friend has a big Labrador.

 

[Snake Plissken]

I don't even watch WD, same **** over and over....meh.

The comic got more mileage than the show. I can't see the show lasting a whole lot longer to be honest, although S4 has been pretty good compared to bore fest S3.

 

[greygoose]

The comic got more mileage than the show. I can't see the show lasting a whole lot longer to be honest, although S4 has been pretty good compared to bore fest S3.

Which reminds me, I still need to catch up on the latest episode.

 

[JAWS]

If I put spines on the back of my friend's Labrador, he would look exactly like this:

Not far from the truth.

 

[MaulFan]

1080p Trailer

https://vimeo.com/87596258

 

[Rotfish]

Cuz bigguh ith alwaith bettuh, right?

Well no, but seeing as cities are much larger (or taller, rather) now than they were sixty years ago, you need something considerably massive to be intimidating. Imagine if the creature in this movie had the height of the original. It wouldn't look quite like Godzilla going around trampling buildings because today's skyscrapers would dwarf him. To have the same impact the size of the beast has to go up in proportion to the size of the buildings.

If I put spines on the back of my friend's Labrador, he would look exactly like this:

Agreed, but that's a positive for me. Godzilla should look more like a mammal and less like an iguana. What we have here is a mammalian-looking dinosaur/reptile creature, which is exactly what we needed. It's not just another random monster, it's a weird hybrid of elements like the original.

 

[GodzillaSpawn]

Godzilla's tongue motion as the door closes on him kind of creeps me out. Kind of looks like my ex girlfriend when she was about to--nevermind.

 

[GasparZizou]

Godzilla's tongue motion as the door closes on him kind of creeps me out. Kind of looks like my ex girlfriend when she was about to--nevermind.

 

[jye4ever]

Well no, but seeing as cities are much larger (or taller, rather) now than they were sixty years ago, you need something considerably massive to be intimidating. Imagine if the creature in this movie had the height of the original. It wouldn't look quite like Godzilla going around trampling buildings because today's skyscrapers would dwarf him. To have the same impact the size of the beast has to go up in proportion to the size of the buildings.





Agreed, but that's a positive for me. Godzilla should look more like a mammal and less like an iguana. What we have here is a mammalian-looking dinosaur/reptile creature, which is exactly what we needed. It's not just another random monster, it's a weird hybrid of elements like the original.