I just mean it's lacking common sense to think he's gonna be as big as he appears on that poster considering we already have a trailer that shows his size in relation to other things. Plus it's a poster.Quote:
Originally Posted by midnightrider
Printable View
I just mean it's lacking common sense to think he's gonna be as big as he appears on that poster considering we already have a trailer that shows his size in relation to other things. Plus it's a poster.Quote:
Originally Posted by midnightrider
Still looked pretty massive from what I can tell so far. As long as he's at least twice the size of that thing from '98(if that movie monster size chart was anything to go by).
Is it me or do his arms look kinda long ? I dont recall them being that long in any movie.
Kinda curious if both Pacific Rim and the new Godzilla movie are going to help create a renewed interest in "giant monster movies", but I doubt it
That guys voice is annoying.
But dunno.. looks like they might be trying to make it too "real" like an updated cloverfield or something.
Still will have to see, but nothing about that makes me all that optimistic for anything but cool effects.
I was just about to post that video. This is THE MUST SEE movie of the year for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Assman
I can't wait. I like that twist, where the monster wasn't a mutated creature; more like a slumbering ancient beast they awoke and tried to destroy in the 50s through atomic bombs. Which makes me wonder, if nuclear weapons (multiple ones at that) didn't kill it; then how will they stop it now? (Maybe it'll go back to sleep ;)).
My sons and I are really looking forward to this!
Maybe they won't. How about a Godzilla vs. humanity movie where Godzilla wins? We're all gonna root for him anyway, so what the hell. It's never been done before and we all clearly deserve to get stomped into oblivion.Quote:
Originally Posted by QuickSciFi
I'm not too sure how I feel about the origin, though. It's consistent with the original movie to an extent, but if nuclear weapons don't really have a role in his creation, I feel like that kind of defeats the point of Godzilla. I was hoping they'd be purposely vague so we never figure out exactly where he comes from (and let's face it, the more you try to explain how this impossibly giant monster exists in a "realistic" movie, the more you amplify how silly the concept is to begin with).
Still, I'm so fucking excited for this. Worst case scenario, we still get to see the best-looking Godzilla ever lay waste to a ton of shit.
All of you do yourselves a favor and watch this IGN Godzilla trailer analysis. This is a good example of a trailer analysis done right. This movie is going to be EPIC!!
Link--->http://www.ign.com/videos/2014/02/26...ailer-analysis
Empire magazine cover. This IS GODZILLA RE-IMAGINED DONE RIGHT!!!!
http://www.empireonline.com/images/i...w800/79750.jpg
I'm taking a step back. I'm getting a feeling of "generic disaster porn" from the trailer. I'll still be seeing it but I hope there's a little levity in the smashing and everything's not all serious and 9/11.
That is a great magazine cover though.
Did you see the IGN trailer analysis yet? http://www.ign.com/videos/2014/02/26...ailer-analysisQuote:
Originally Posted by Obviously
This and Spider-Man 2 are THE movies I'm waiting for this year. I've been watching Godzilla since I was old enough to sit up.