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It has an apostrophe, not a quotation mark. I mean, I haven't done much measuring for a year or two, so maybe I'm wrong- But I am pretty sure an apostrophe means foot, while quotations mean inches.

We don't know for sure who Watanabe is playing. The Serizawa talk are nothing more than rumors started by imbd. Anyone can change information on imdb.com.

I'm pretty sure that Ken Watanabe is John Serizawa... His character is lacking a surname in the casting credits available. Watanabe is John (surname).. But maybe he's going to be Muto. I dunno, would be interesting.

I think it's pretty safe to say it's inches, not feet.

It's in inches, that also explains the supposed 3.5 ft Mutos. It's 3.5 inches. So the Godzilla figure you're talking about is 10 inches tall. Awesome.

What the hell is up with these measurements? Am I just reading them wrong? How the hell do you fit a 10 ft tall Godzilla through a door?

ahh, maybe I feel bummed out that it's "pre sold out".

"Muto" is a fairly common Japanese surname. It's possible the monster is named after a Japanese character who founded the creature in the movie. (Perhaps Ken Watanabe's character? I don't know. It's just conjecture.) Also if you [url=http://www.urban-collector.com/godzilla-2014-movie-deluxe-attack-roar-action-figure-asst-nov131921.html]go to this web page[/url], and read the description, it [b]confirms Godzilla has his atomic blast[/b].

These are like hardcore collectors items. I got dibs on the "Attack and Roar Godzilla figure". Hellz yeah.

Why is Muto measuring 3.5 feet? That's a bit large for some figures isn't it? But then again, it's a hundred bucks.

Yeah, and it might even just be a false name, to keep too much information being leaked.

The important thing is that we now know more info, especially about the toys. They all sound epic! And Muto isn't that bad of a name really. Not much better than "Gigan" or "Kumonga". Just saying...

Anyways... HOLY SHIT! YES! NEW NEWS! THANK YOU, Instinctive Gigan!

There won't be any pics until WB and Legendary give the okay. Anyways, what the hell were they thinking, naming a monster Muto? I mean, that doesn't sound threatening at all. "Oh here comes Muto!"

Wow dude. You have a lot of wants for this movie to huh? But the funny thing is that last I checked the topic wasn't called "what DORPOO4 worries are and what he wants to have happens." Thank GOD your not making this movie. Because none of us would be there.

@Goji64 Well it was for more of an example of what plan that could be made but yeah, since its Godzilla, it is more than likely to fail. Godzilla sneezes and monsters fall.

@Dr. Schrodinger, the multi-limbed creature in the original teaser was not a centipede at all. It was more of a multi-armed lizard than anything. Besides, it probably won\'t be in the movie, although it would be awesome if it was. And I just watched the interview and heard nothing about "monsters coming out of the water"...

Oh, look. He's back with another screen name.

Wha..What DR-SCHRODINGER said that their is a monster that could take down Godzilla . Last time i checked it Godzilla King of the Monsters.Not just kaiju but all monsters.

Well,as long as these things aren't able to actually take down the King or be taken down by military forces and they generally abide by the ideas set by this article on Kaiju biology http://www.angelfire.com/ego/g_saga/kaijubiologyarticle.html,then I'm fine with whatever species they come from or the nuclear method that creates them.

That's a pretty good idea I think. They could choose the smallest possible creature to mutate, maybe a beetle, centipede, or some sort of insect so when it destroys Godzilla, people are actually able to take it down before it takes Godzilla's place in destoying everything. Perhaps that could come in as the giant multi-armed creature in the teaser?

I wouldn't say the Heisei era was the best. Just because something has continuity and recurring characters doesn't make it any better or worse than anything else, but in the Heisei series case it really didn't matter. Most of the recurring characters were never very well developed and seemed to make appearances just for the sake of continuity instead of story. As for Godzilla 1985, the American cut is probably better paced. But I didn't like all the strange edits and crude propaganda. Raymond Burr's character adds very little to the movie with the exception of connecting it deeply with the American cut of the original film. Now the Japanese cut is superior, but much slower. It's more like a cumbersome disaster film than a straight up daikaiju film-- Not that this is a bad thing, because it sets it apart from things done before. I wouldn't rank it as one of the best movies, but it's very relevant and probably one of the top best of the Heisei series. Love it or hate it, both versions are interesting films to study.

Hmmmmmm, interesting

Yes because the flying laser shooting craft in 1985 wasn't Bmovie reminiscent,. How about the soldiers fighting aggregate destroyahs, or how Godzilla junior is still not aggressive towards humans. Love how you point out the heisei and I show you how the vast majority have b movie aspects you try to defend with the 2 you believe don't as though those 2 movies are the only reason the heisei series is loved. Once again I have no problem with a dark realistic tone as long as it has a degree of fun and b movie aspects. Me disliking mothra has nothing to do with this but since you brought it up I'll clarify from a character standpoint mothra is fine, but stripping the mysticism away from her puts her on the same level as kamacuras and kumonga as just a stupid giant bugs. My problem with mothra lies in the fact she can't lose according to toho. Just to show you a little fact, King kong vs Godzilla either sold more tickets or made more money than any other godzilla movie, Mothra vs Godzilla(showa) is often praised by fans and critics as 1 of the best entries in the series, and The hackneyed confusing plot(according to you of course) of Godzilla vs King Ghidorah brought the heisei back after Godzilla vs Biollante didn't do as well as expected and is the reason The the 2 following sequels to it also brought back his most known foes. What do all those Godzillas have in common, despite the praise and good box office they've gotten? Well they're all extremely campy or B movie like. So yes the next movie should have fun aspects, it should have campy scenes and it should try not to to be so engrossed in the realism it's trying to pass off that it forgets this is about a Giant firebreathing dinosaur that have gotten through 60 years of being essentailly the star of glorified b movies. Did i demand a campy, child catering, space movie? No, just that you really inspect the content you're using to see how realistic and dark you can take it before falling back to what it has been for most of it's career.

I think it's really probable but I don't think it's on purpose. I think the monsters come from human error we make mistakes quite often and maybe we made 1 big enough to spawn our own destruction.... Till Godzilla comes in and kicks their asses lol.

Guys don't worry at some point in the new franchise there going to have to bring back a classic monster.

Personally I want Godzilla's orgin to be a mystery and only get hints of his orgin but don't out right tell us what he is like they did in the 1998 remake.

Um, did you ever watch Godzilla 84? Or Godzilla vs Destroyer where Godzilla fucking DIES? Seemed pretty dark and serious to me. But I think I get it now, you just don't like the fact that all the space travel mystic bollocks can't be crammed in there which sounds rather hypocritical of you considering you dislike Mothra. A Godzilla film does not need to be mired in the unreal. And yes, I wouldn''t have given two shits if the time travelling aspect of Godzilla vs King Ghidorah would have been omitted since that was a pretty hackneyed and confusing plot device anyway.

REALLY???? I MEAN REALLY? LOL watch the heisei era, time travel, mysticism, human souls in monsters, a giant robotic kaiju, monsters from space. All of that was part of the heisei, and all of it are things that won't and can't be included in this new series thanks to the stupid realism tag that has been placed on in. You seem to associate fun with child movies, and that it 100% wrong. Pacific rim had a fun tone and didn't cater only to children. Most of the millennium godzilla movies had a fun tone. Even GMK had states of disbelief. Did I ask for a campy child's film? No, for the third time, I asked for 1 that acknowledges it's a godzilla film and only a certain extent of realism can be had. That's why I love and praise the heisei era so much. It had a dark and serious tone but never once tried to be anything but godzilla, and that included all the b movie aspects.(already listed) Would you have enjoyed Godzilla vs King ghidorah as much if time travel was thrown out? How about mothra just being a mutant moth?

Probably not the best move but it spawned the best Godzilla era. Since it was the only era with recurring characters and an actual continuation.

Since fantasy monsters aren't viewed the same as real things I don't think it'd be impossible to see the kaiju do quite a lot of damage to eachother with the film still maintaining a PG13 rating. I mean look at Godzilla vs Gigan. anguirus and godzilla had blood sturt out at at least 1 point of the movie and a PG rating was still kept

I wouldn't really say any film is the best. It's all opinions. To you Godzilla 1984 is your favorite. To me Godzilla Final Wars is my favorite.

Sorry, gonna have to say something here, but you DURP004 wan't to see a dark, seriouse yet "fun" Godzilla film? That to me sounds about as stupid as you find the plot for GMK. Also, I think it's bollocks to say that Godzilla only became famous because of his campy commercialization. Ever concidered that the popularity of the first film(and they Reymond Burr remake) were the reason TOHO wanted to market the beast? Overall the Heisei series of films has proven to be the most popular among Godzilla fans. That's right, the series that re-established Godzilla as a force of nature and hardly catered to the campy oddysees of the Showa era. In fact, I'd say the most popular Godzilla films of all time are the ones that took a more serious tone(including GMK whether you like that film or not DURP004). The most popular Showa are pretty much Destroy All Monsters and maybe Godzilla vs King Kong It's also worth mentioning that it was most of the Showa film that tanked the most at the box office. And I don't see how Godzilla being put alongside recent comic book films that took a similar tone is a bad thing. No, the audience is ready for Godzilla as he should be. If you wan't some campy mess of a plot with Godzilla action thrown in the mix then watch Final Wars or something. Now as for my concerns for the film it's self, as I mentioned on the recent interview vid, I'm worried we'll get another film like Monsters again where the focus was mainly human drama.

[img]http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_large/0/4/16198-2901-18042-1-godzilla.jpg[/img]That does kind of suk so when Gareth Edwards hopfully does Destroy All Monsters he can use at least some monsters but it has to be good for Toho to say yes to toho monsters.Oh and my monster is probably Ghilaron th red monster in the Godzilla comic book.

MosuGoji and KinGoji both of them as a kid i was attracted to them both but not in gay way .Showa era is da BOMB!

Well said REGGIE1138. Glad to see others on here are ready for a serious take on Godzilla. Not the "fun" and "cheesiness " that others on here are hoping for.

I really don't think the realism part is being totally understood here. I believe that Gareth will manage to keep certain elements of Godzilla fully intact. Fire breathing, indestructible, enormous size,etc. I believe that He wants to show the total chaos that the arrival of Godzilla would represent. Countless loss of life, billions in damage, world resources running dangerously thin. Countless wounded and homeless, environmental issues i.e. radiation exposure. Issues that have not always been given the proper weight or seriousness. Besides the original of course. I'm ready to see this taken to a whole new level. It's about damn time.

I have only had one fear throughout this, and im gonna have to be honest, my only fear was that it would be too dark. But thankfully, all the trailers and interviews have made it clear it wont be. And there needs to be campiness, and im more than sure there will be campyness. This movie isnt dark, its that perfect combination i call; Godzilla.

He`ll be Godzilla.

Well,if the possibility of a "Destroy All Monsters" sequel remains strong,then we can get our monster brawling action satisfied then. However,in order to set up the overall power of Godzilla,I think a more serious and foreboding tone is necessary. We need to understand that a more serious tone is probably the best way to showcase Godzilla as someone you don't f**k with. Also,in terms of realism,this article here http://www.angelfire.com/ego/g_saga/kaijubiologyarticle.html is quite insightful with regards to the possibility of Kaiju like Godzilla.