Looks promising. Legendary Pictures is behind this which is a huge relief. Although they just released the amazingly awesome Pacific Rim which is so similar I'm wondering if this Godzilla will borrow heavily from what they've already done.

vkimo wrote :

Looks promising. Legendary Pictures is behind this which is a huge relief. Although they just released the amazingly awesome Pacific Rim which is so similar I'm wondering if this Godzilla will borrow heavily from what they've already done.

Godzilla would tear through gypsy danger like a tin foil. However I'd love a Pacific Rim Godzilla crossover.

The size for this iteration of Godzilla is almost DOUBLE his largest form of from the Japanese productions. DOUBLE! He is simply massive. 10 Gypsy Dangers would fall in minutes.

With regard to a crossover, I don't see that happening. The tone of Pacific Rim is far different than the tone that will be felt from this one. The level of darkness and despair for this film will probably equal or be even greater than Gareth Edwards' other monster movie, "Monsters".

Vaporman87 wrote :





Goosebumps on my arms, right now. This is going to be the movie that should have been made 20 years ago.

I've seen a lot of stuff in my life, but that. was. AWESOME!!!

thecrow174 wrote :
I've seen a lot of stuff in my life, but that. was. AWESOME!!!

So much so that you had to repost the video TWICE in one post!

Vaporman87 wrote :

thecrow174 wrote :

I've seen a lot of stuff in my life, but that. was. AWESOME!!!

So much so that you had to repost the video TWICE in one post!

I don't know how that happened.

thecrow174 wrote :
I don't know how that happened.

It's fate telling you that you need to watch the movie twice when it hits theaters.

So what have we learned from this little teaser?

* Godzilla, as promised, is much larger than ever before.
* We see the carcass(?) of a fallen foe of Godzilla's. Confirming the presence of more kaiju and not just Godzilla taking on the army again.
*The tone of the film will likely be very dark, much like the original 1954 Godzilla film, and very much UNLIKE the travesty of 1998.
*Godzilla's roar, though basically intact, is quite different... and also quite chilling.
*The look from the leaked poster in Brazil seems to match that of Godzilla here.

Ain't fate great?

How is Godzilla bigger than the creatures from Pacific Rim? Those were pretty massive. I mean the opening shows a Kaiju dwarfing the Golden Gate Bridge. Make them any larger and they'll seem too big. I think skyscraper height is appropriate. I definitely see some odd proportions going on in these monster flicks though. Like in Pacific Rim the Jaiger (SP?) crushes a car about the size of its fist. Then the next moment it's picking up a oil rig. That doesn't seem right...

That reminds me of fluctuating proportions of Godzooky in the old animated series. Seriously, watch ONE show with Godzooky in it and you find he changes size about 20 times.