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i like your ideas. this sounds like it would be a really cool game. good shit.

Godzilla's behavior has more or less been consistent save for the latter half of the Showa series in which he just meandered about being an instinct driven animal. I'm all for such behavior.

Having Godzilla simply be an animal without a clue what humanity is or why its society exists within his supposed territory would be truly the best way for him to be portrayed. The hero of the Showa series is a completely unrealistic animal behavior that was forced upon him because of how popular the image of Godzilla became with children over the years. It should never make a reappearance, ever.

In my opinion, the whole "hero" thing ruined what Godzilla initially stood for and brought down his credibility during the Showa period. The Heisei period brought back his nuclear powered roots and made him a terrifying force again, thankfully. So yes, I would be all for the Heisei behaviorisms where Godzilla wanders aimlessly about his territory destroying anything in his path purely because it happens to be in his way.

YES

I don't trust in this.

Sound cool but how does he know this stuff?

@Gojira2K

I dont want to spoil ALL my ideas. :)

I realy like this prologue and find nothng wrong with it. Will you continue and give other parts of the game?

PART TWO IS OUT! Check it out in the recent discussions! 

@KYERO

Actually, I am not too sure. I have not thought that one out yet. Thats something I have not decided on. Thanks for your support!

AKAGI, fair point, the kind of answer i was looking for, but places like asia won't really care about the cast, godzilla is still a big name over there, including hong kong and japan.

@Akagi, That also explains with Pacific Rim did so poorly.

It's hard, it's pessimistic, and it might not be too far from the truth.

This is going to sound harsh and really mean to my fellow fans and I will state it is not my intention.

If this film does well its going to be because of the cast. People are going to flock to see Breaking Bad's star or as some girls I've heard say "that sexy guy from kickass".

As mean as that sounds, even though godzilla is a global icon, it isn't a global icon that is seen with a very flattering light and in this day in age actors put asses in seats, not monsters. 

How else do you explain the god awful transformer films doing so well?

Well from what I can tell, particularly with the whole "these things threaten our very existence' shtick-- that is safe to say there will be more than one.

I'm thinking if they are insectoid, there might even be a horde of creatures.

But at this stage, no one knows crap about anything so its safe to say all this is speculation at best. 

if theres a post credits scene i would like the humans building MECHAGODZILLA to help destroy godzilla. mechagodzilla may not be a "monster" but he is godzillas ALL-TIME enemy

so far the teaser has been good, anyone i know who has watched it say it looks epic. also godzilla has no major competition the first week it is released so the film does have some breathing space. And if you check out the the international release dates http://www.godzillamovie.com/releasedates/ you will see that it is released around the same time, which is something that i haven't seen done by for any other movie.

i hope godzilla does well over there in the states and here in britain,however it will do better than pacific rim because of the name, however warner bros has make the marketing really good.

Its pretty much confirmed that there will be more than 20 mutos or so, because of the sinkhokes and the size of the monsters, and they are at a global scale,not in one place only.

The MUTO creatures sizes are unknown, as the two in the teasers are not confirmed to be final products for the film. If the MUTOs are small, it will likely be either a temporary thing, or it's just the tip of the iceberg.

For those who are still confused or butt-hurt about this, here is the fact: The early draft of the script said Godzilla woudl fight two monsters. It has not been confirmed by anyone at any time whether or not that still holds true or whether or not that meant simply that he would face down two primary antagonist creatures.

For all we know, the script and story have changed to accomodate two primary antagonist creatures while adding any number of smaller and (from Godzilla's perspective at least) irrelevant creatures who are less than an annoyance to him and are more an enemy for the humans to deal with. I cannot say for sure, becuase it's only speculation, but again the fact remains the same. There is no confirmation that the early script still holds true in that there are only two creatures besides Godzilla.

These are intelligent people. This movie was written and directed by Godzilla fans. Not only that, they're people with a track record of knowing how to make a compelling movie.

You don't need to worry, this won't be 'Godzilla: MUTO Pest Exterminator'. There will be big MUTOS, and epic battles :)

I tear up  when i watch the all godzilla roars from 54 - 2014 its amazing wheb u see the difference

Hard to say, Godzilla movies don't have a great track record in terms of making money. Normally they can get away with this because they're so cheap to make and the merchandising does well.

With something of this budget though, if it flops it's going to flop hard. I hope it's more successful in the States than Pacific Rim was.

i will probably get one but, what i am really going to get is a godzilla 2014 x plus figure, if it comes out.

Biollante and Destroyah. Destroyah's horn is so OP and Biollante is practically an organic tank.

its the year of godzilla, yes it will.

Considering the teaser trailer received over 11 million views on youtube in the first 3 days I think there is a very good chance of this being successful.  Godzilla is near the top of many Most Anticipated movie lists, evening winning the award for most anticipated film on many lists.  Many people remember Godzilla and the old, and yes sometimes corny, movies and the idea of seeing a real American made one with spetacular effects, I feel, will appeal to many people.  I remember the theaters being packed when Cloverfield came out and many people anticipating the monster being Godzilla... with this for sure being the King of the Monsters the turnout should be even better.

The first time I heard the name Godzilla was when I was a little kid, either 4 or 5, back in the early 90's.  I was watching cartoons one day and I remember it was my first time seeing Scooby Doo, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and then it was my first time seeing Godzilla who was this giant fire breathing dinosaur who protected the people on this boat and had a sidekick named Godzookie.  That cartoon was my first time hearing of and seeing Godzilla... a year or two later when we moved I went to the video store and rented my first ever film- Godzilla vs. Mothra (the original one).  From then on I was hooked,

When we are talking GODZIILA, we are NOT talking Pacific Rim or Avatar. We are talking about a GLOBAL ICON and a country's cinema mascot. A character who has been around for 60 years. Even if this movie is terrible, it will be a big hit.

I still get chills when I jump off that plane with Aaron Taylor Johnson and see Godzilla aswe approach our destination...

Just saw some of the movies in the TV in the afternoon. It was son of Godzilla and next week there was Destroy all monsters. 

I really enjoyed this Monster Fights and was I liked the costumes. They showed all the movies of the Showa Series, really cool. 

it's interesting because I don't actually know when I first heard Godzilla's name. I know I was conscious of him when the 1998 US version came out so I can only presume that he is so deeply engrained in popular culture that I couldn't help but know about him. Maybe games like Rampage were responsible, who knows?

The Monster attacking the train is clearly not Godzilla. It may be one of the Mutos, but I haven't seen the airport trailer, so I can't make a comparsion. 

Or it is another monster, we haven't heard of yet. You never know.

The new plot could be totaly different, if even a this lizard centipede monster is removed from the movie.
It doesen't sound like a bad plot, but I think it may be a little bit yucky, have this mutos lay their eggs inside Godzilla. Just my opinion.

I watched the 1998 movie religiously when I was very small. Then, my awesome parents showed me the Toho flicks, and it all started from there. Now, I know more about Godzilla and co. more than anyone in my family and in school. :)

I think especially in Asia and maybe in Europe it will be successful. It was the same with Pacific Rim.

I agree with the Muto theory. The texture is completely different to Goji's, and the overall shape of the head resembles the fan-sketches of the Muto.