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flash back or not still cool. now if they could just show us what the new King of Monsters will look like..

that was cool.

Some thoughts I've had for a while. I could see the centipede as a "warm up" for Godzilla. Think Baragon in GMK. Judging from one of the set photos of the Japanese airport having an earthquake reported on a television screen, one of the monsters may be a burrower. Chris Mirjahangir, the guy who first revealed that LP was in talks with Toho about doing a Godzilla reboot, made a joking statement somewhere on Toho Kingdom that the second enemy monster may be a salamander. Just something to take with a grain of salt.

The original Godzilla" (with or without Raymond Burr, doesn't matter) is still the best for me, but "Destroy All Monsters" has always been near the top, and "Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster" has always been a particular favorite for all the psychedelic "70's" elements (which I've always loved). Of the newer films, "Godzilla Against MechaGodzilla" has everything you could ever want in a Godzilla film, without any of the more questionable things (like singing fairies).

Mine was actually NOT a Godzilla film. My dad (who died when I was 6) was into home movies in the 70's, and he bought my younger brother and I each a 2-1/2 minute super-8mm movie as presents - my brother got a Popeye cartoon, and I got a silent black-&-white version of "Rodan" (which I still have). I was confused later in life when I played that film reel and didn't hear anything, until I remembered that my dad provided the dialogue and sound effects. Seeing a giant flying dinosaur smahing down through the roof of a building in almost-slow-motion scarred my brain for life, in the best way possible. I may have seen Godzilla before that (my dad was a fan of sci-fi & horror), but "Rodan" is what I believe got me started on loving the giant monster movies on Chiller Theater late at night. Sorry this was so long, I kinda got caught up.

While I don't think the ending of Kong Kong vs Godzilla (1962) is the worst ending to a Godzilla movie, it is still a very anti-climatic ending IMO.

Godzilla: Save The Earth since it is the Godzilla game I played the most and because I made two comedy Machinima series using it.

King Ghidorah, since I like his design and his abilities.

Godzilla vs Biollante (1989) because of the excellent special effects (The Godzilla suit, Biollante's two forms, the animation effects for Godzilla's atomic ray, the Animatronic Godzilla head that actually looks like the G-suits head and the miniatures), the musical score done by Koichi Sugiyama (As well as the first Heisei movie to have Akira Ifukube's music return), the human characters (While the acting from the English speaking actors needs work, the Japanese actors/actresses did their job well especially Megumi Odaka IMO) and the unique plot. There are a few more things but..... I think I have wrote enough.

Godzilla vs Biollante (1989) is my favorite.

I loved this installment. The plot was better than usual, great soundtrack, lots of monsters, good comedy, great themes, and then there's Godzilla marching around the world kicking ass. The alien leader's fits of rage when Godzilla was defeating his monsters were just hysterical. 5/5. A refreshing installment in the series.

I like it. Nice job!

I hope theres allot of fighting and buildings being destroyed and a Awesome Radiation beam From Godzilla and I how after this movie theyll keep making more.

My favorit is The 1954, Burning Godzilla, Tokyo S.O.S, Giant monster all out Attack, and Final Wars and Godzilla Returns

Science rules!Cool video!

Pretty Cool Wolf ,,

Mine was the 1998 American Godzilla I know people hate him but i thought he was cool i saw him probably when i was five or so anyway his roar and stomping around was cool so then i told my aunt i loved that movie then she got me Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla and Godzilla returns and I thought they were awesome and ever sense i fell in love with godzilla and i can't wait for the 2014 Godzilla.

they should make a game i don't on the movie but some kind of game that will make save the earth and Unleashed look weak and add all monster that Godzilla has face over the years and maby make a godzilla character a DLC and it could be the 2014 godzilla with the monsters that he will probably face in the new movie.

I would love to see the story behind the new monsters. Plus, maybe they can make another movie where they add Gryphon, an unmade monster that was supposed to appear, or maybe even add some old favorites like King Ghidorah and Mothra, perhaps even Biollante, who has yet to make a second major appearence in a movie. Edit: Yes, i am a biollante and mothra fan, they are the best monsters that godzilla ever faced in my opinion

This is definitely not a flashback scene. Honestly I have no idea where you got that idea from. The US Marine Corps still operate Huey Helicopters today. In fact they ordered 70 brand new ones with Bell Helicopter in 2010. They 've only received 31 of the 70 they ordered to date so far. Incidentally the US Marine Corps Hueys that are in service today are painted a dull grey colour. Just like the burned film prop used on set.

Ok I just talked to my brother and he said yes some branches of the military still uses Hueys,the helicopter seen above,and that they may be using Hueys in this film since the Blackhawk has top secret electronic components inside it and that the U.S. military is kind of picky as to who can use them in their movies.

Well first of all I want this Godzilla to be a serious force of destruction like in the first movie and GMK and second I want the trademark blue atomic breath!It's not Godzilla unless he's nuking stuff with his breath! LOL Another hope of mine is that after seeing this movie,more people will give Godzilla and all the people who worked or starred in his movies in the past the respect they deserve.Not this,"Oh Godzilla's a corny man in a suit crushing cardboard buildings",crap!

it's a good crew,but i really hope that they can get Akira Takarada,who was in the first Godzilla movie,to make at least a cameo appearance in the movie. I really like that they got Ken Watanabe for the film.I loved him in The Last Samurai and Letters From Iwo Jima and I look forward to seeing him in Godzilla.

I am feeling really excited and hopeful.It seems like Legendary pictures and Gareth Edwards are going to great lengths to make sure this is the American Godzilla movie that we have been waiting for since 1998.

Maybe,maybe not.I know that the military is mostly using Blackhawk helicopters in their arsenal,but it dosen't necessarially mean that they aren't using Hueys anymore.Hard to say.

Godzilla vs. Monster Zero is my favorite classic Godzilla film.The story is highly entertaining,and who couldn't like the chemistry between Nick Adams and Kumi Mizuno?

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was just at the site with my boys. they loved the helicopter

Hello, first-time poster, long-time Godzilla-watcher. I'm keeping my hysteria for Godzilla smoldering away under my skin right now, but wanted to prepare for some serious geeking-out once the film gets underway by finding other geeking-out fans. I hope to see a darker-toned Godzilla film with an emphasis on the relentless 'force of nature' aspects of the monster. It (not he or she, no eggs, no son, no clone) attacks humanity simply because we're in its way, and though humans come up with ideas to stop it, nothing works (no Super-X, no mecha, no laser trucks). The confrontation with another force of nature (no aliens, no ancient gods, no genetic experiments) is a case of Godzilla being the Lesser Evil, and it happens downtown. Of course, if it's completely different from this, I'll still be seeing it Day One.

The move should have a simple plot. After the bombs had been tested, Godzilla awakes from slumber and rises up. Destroying cities and killing people. Soon the military from Japan and The United States has been attacking the monster with all of their forces and power. Nothing seems to be working. Godzilla leaves and heads back into the ocean where the monster has to fight of the the U.S navy. He quickly destroys them and heads off into the depths of the ocean. A week later, other monsters attack whatever city. And destroy almost most of it. As the monsters make so much disaster, Godzilla hears the disturbances and encounters the other giant monsters, Godzilla quickly realizes these other monsters are threats. And Godzilla goes an all out battle with the 2 monsters, and humanity in the way..

Monster of monsters

Thats brute

I agree about Gigan..and as a kid he (it?) was the only one that actually scared me...c'mon, giant hooks for hands and a buzzsaw belly..true nightmare fuel.

Dad took me to see "Destroy all Monsters" as a child..been a fan/collector ever since. The effects and variety of cool monsters got me intrigued

Hands down the original from 54. japanese version without all the raymond burr scenes...very dark and sinister, from what i understand that is what they are trying for in G 14..but i love all the films except for the 98 debacle.

Im just putting this out there. Howabout a Godzilla or Kaiju defense mode on Battlefield 3?

Update - [url=http://www.godzilla-movies.com/news/630]Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ken Watanabe, Juliette Binoche, David Strathairn and Bryan Cranston are all confirmed in Godzilla 2014[/url]! Still awaiting news on actual character roles to go with the confirmed cast. Once character bios are released, this page will be updated along with a corresponding news post on the Godzilla-Movies.com homepage.

Godzilla vs.The Thing (Mothra) That movie had it all! Scary Godzilla, monster fights, army/Godzilla battles and the best soundtrack of any Godzilla movie. Perfect!

I feel that timing and the way those great Toho movies were made is what made me such a fan. I was lucky to grow up outside NYC in the 70's where every local station seemed to be competing against each other to see who can show more giant monster movies. Every week my friends and [] would scour the TV guide in our local paper to see which films would be on this week. We would all meet at my house,since my Mother was the only Mom who not only wouldn't giggle at us but actually watch with us! So, I believe very happy memories is a reason I am still such a fan. The second was the grandness of the movies themselves. Big color spectaculars done so well by Honda with amazing monsters and outlandish plots and truly spectacular soundtracks by Ifukube! They were movies that I just fell in love with!

My Favorite has to be Godzilla vs King Kong. Most likely cause I believe the ending could be interrupted many ways. I believe Godzilla just let Kong go because he felt sorry for the dumb ape. No way Kong could defeat the true King of the Monsters.