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In the art of book for King of the Monsters, they bring up the idea that Ghidorah's heads were constantly being torn off by Godzilla and always having to regenerate, it's possible that Alan Jonah found one of these mummified heads that was torn off thousands of years ago and the brain inside was still intact.
Another explanation could be that it was created artificially, using the DNA of the severed head.
the continuous action and the array of Monsters involved in the Godzilla movies. The first one I saw was in Black & White in 1957, never seen anything like it till then - I was hooked immediately
thank you, I’ve listened to that version, it was interesting how different it was.
Oh frick, I forgot about that. But still it would've been nice to see a lot of this unfold on screen...
Just understand a lot of this stuff wasn't actually in the Godzilla vs. Kong script, but stuff the author of the novelization made up:
"I hear it has a lot of scenes that were never even in the script. Should be cool to see that take, also I hope it expands on the monster's inner thoughts." - Adam Wingard [source]
It has to be the Xiliens. Gotta be.
I just read that same article, and I'm sticking with the paragraph from the differences section that says:
- "The Iwi word for" Godzilla "is" Zo-zla-halawa. "Jia recalls a story her elders told her of Godzilla" [eating] a star "in the Hollow Earth that turned him wicked. The Iwi and Kongs waged war against him for a time, but they were unable to defeat him, resulting in most of the Kongs being killed by Godzilla. Ultimately, they journeyed to the surface and took up residence on Skull Island. "-
What kind of star did Godzilla eat to turn evil? The only two explanations I can think of are some stomach disease for which Godzilla was in a very bad mood, and the other is the return of the Xiliens, with devices to control Kaijus.
Yeah, that's sort of a biggie.
But I always theorized that there were two Ghidorah skulls piloting Mecha G...
Cool to have so many new details, but now I have a big BIG question. Where the hell did that 2nd Ghidorah skull come from?! Like seriously that's a very important detail to either leave out or not consider when writing this movie because either way that's a pretty big plothole!
I just dislike Ford so much.
I don't know why.....I just think the acting wasn't good.
So, in conclusion WB and Legendary botched so many great opportunities that would have made the story better....
Godzilla's design somewhat reminds me of GEMSTONE's design from his Gvs.G short film. It's a beautiful blend of Heisei and Monsterverse! Can't really say the same about this Ghidorah though (why does it look like he has a beak?)
Looks very cool, I'm really forward to see what the actual attraction will be like!
Give us. A. Takashi. Yamazaki. Godzilla. Movie.
Really captured the haunting nature of the track. Somewhat reminds me of the re-recording of the entire original score Toho released in 2014: Godzilla Comes Ashore Re-recording
Godzilla looks fantastic. I can do without Smaugdorah 2.0.
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The second act isn’t a “boring slog” as you put it. It was filled with set up and decent muto action. Fans focused on good storytelling. As for the characters, they are based on preference. G14’ is more about ordinary people thrown into this circumstance and doing amazing things.
The nest two films fall into having characters who already have advantages doing amazing things because we expect them to. (I like KOTM and GvK, but G14 is special to me.)
I really like Godzilla's design.
Legendary Goji owes its feature to older japanese gojis. The hunched posture is not new. for example
king ghidorahs feet kind of remind me of gmk ghidorah.
The King Ghidorah design looks like a mix of the MonsterVerse King Ghidorah and Cretaceous Ghidorah from Rebirth of Mothra III.
I find it funny how people complain about how Godzilla doesn't have enough screen time in 2014, yet they're completely fine with older movies that barely show the creatures.
Jaws
Runtime: 2 hours, 10 minutes
Shark screen time: Around 4 minutes
Alien
Runtime: 1 hour, 57 minutes
Xenomorph screen time: 5 minutes, 13 seconds
(All 3 Forms)
Cloverfield
Runtime: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Clover screen time: 2 minutes, 38 seconds
Parasite screen time: 1 minute, 21 seconds
The Blob (1958)
Runtime: 1 hour, 26 minutes
Blob screen time: Around 1 minute, 26 seconds
And yet, people have a problem with Godzilla 2014's monster screen time.
Runtime: 2 hours, 3 minutes
Godzilla screen time: 10 minutes, 15 seconds
MUTO screen time: Around 12 minutes, 10 seconds
(I also really like this ghidorah design).
at the begining of the trailer king ghidorah is moving around at the speed of sound!
I like Ghidorah's weird beak mouth
I hate the human characters in G'14, the 2nd act was a boring slog, and the grey filter is so dang annoying...
I don't like the designs but maybe because I'm staying entirely devoted to the USA
But for some reason I think Godzilla Earth's design is awesome...
I've taken some screenshots:
Loving Godzilla's new design, not sure if I like the revised Ghidorah though...
great minds think alike
I just made a topic about this wth
Sweet! Again, I really like the designs of the characters.
Sarcastic is right (in my opinion.)
SarcasticGoji,
I think it's much easier--Especially with the massive quality difference between each film.
godzilla had roughly 10 minutes of screen time in G14’ this may seem bad on the surface, but take into account that in a new hope, Vader only had 10-15 minutes. Both of these movies used great execution for each of their respective characters. I will say again, the little screen time is not a bad thing.
I'm more than glad that Target didn't muck up this collection with a frankly disappointing movie in my opinion.
That collection should stay the way it is, but on DVD.
it’s a little hard when the selection is small.
I'm sure one will be announced soon!
