I really don't like musicals, but that would be hilarious. Especially if it involved a great many synchronized dance numbers.

I would be soooooooo damn angry. Having waited so long for a movie that I have never been so excited about before and then it turns about to be a musical? Lol. I would definitely leave the cinema, that's for sure because I absolutely HATE musicals. They make me sick.

Looks like ROARRRR... probably sounds the same :D

Yeah me too! I find that scene very touching and sad. I don't get how people can find it funny. Probably one of the most emotional scenes in a G movie I have ever seen IMO.

GODZILLAFAN1995

You do realize that films are a product right? You 'buy them' when you go see them. MUTO is part of the product; some of us wanna see what we are buying before we buy it, or at least have some idea of what we are getting into. Just because you don't 'get it' doesn't mean we don't have the right to want it. I don't see the point in 'mystery or secrecy' in a movie about a well known icon, let alone something that is 350ft tall.

I get tired of the 'anti spoiler' people, you should know the internet is just one spoiler after another, if you don't like it, stay off it. 

I already picked up on the MUTO being in the trailer the first time I watched it. Anyway it does look awesome and I can't wait to see their full appearance :D

I think those sinkholes are from the MUTO's digging burrows undergrown and starting a colony. Maybe those sinkholes lead to the MUTO's home.

All I want to see next week is the trailer and in the trailer I want to see a little bit of what the MUTO's look like (maybe it's leg or part of its face or maybe it walking around in a dust of smoke and debris) and I want to see more of what Godzilla looks like and I also would love to hear some more character dialogue.

Does is seem like that? I wasn't trying to sound defensive or rude. I was just trying to "show evidence".

Kyero logic.

Either way, we forget technically Heisei Godzilla blew up a submarine carrying nuclear weapons. That is pretty close to being nuked.

That's true, he's proved it. I wonder what his singing sounds like.

Not sure why everyone is getting so defensive about this. 

Absolutely... and I'd buy more popcorn if I knew Godzilla was going to belt out some notes! We already know the King can dance!

Did I answer your questions in a satisfactory way? Or did I leave something out?

Right? It'd be a bit off if the lead couldn't hit the right notes in a musical.

Well, Godzilla better have a lovely singing voice ;) Otherwise, it'll be a travesty :D

Our faces when we find out this is a legit scene from the movie.

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I'd remain skeptical about any sort of marketing.

Though i would LIKE to see a trailer or something, I'm not expecting anything.

i think someone already said it, but kaiju means "strange beast". So anything that's strange and a beast is considered a kaiju. I think the word you are thinking of is "DAIKAIJU", which is denoted to a large monster, such as Godzilla. And because the word "large" is a very subjective term, it can really range anywhere from two inches to twenty million kajillion trillion miles tall.

but for the sake of giving you an answer..

I'd say 15 meters or higher.

I prefer preordering things that look nice. Especially when I'm shelling out a dinner date's worth of money for it.

I've no doubt about a possible sequel, I'm mostly curious to know who got Godzilla in the divorce. lol

I found it though, on several websites just now..

http://www.deadline.com/2013/08/legendary-taking-seventh-son-in-divorce-from-warner-bros/

http://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/universal-seventh-son-warner-broslegendary-divorce/

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i wouldn't worry much about it, if it does well, i have no doubt we will get a sequel

That's for me to know, and you to find out. ;)

lmao

What I meant by "different" was that they went through the trouble of editing the shit out of the clip to replace the monster with a newer look.

They said that there was an eight legged muto, and the toy was marketed as "THE eight legged muto". The operative word being "the", making it more likely that the eight legged muto is the updated look, from the 2013 comic con trailer. If it were "an" eight legged muto, I might be more inclined to believe that the centipede lizard thing would make the final cut.

Also, this movie would get really crowded with anymore than three daikaiju (large strange beast), including Godzilla. If there is more than three kaiju, the rest will most likely not be daikaiju, but rather just smaller monsters that really help drive the human element, nothing much larger than the tarantula in the movie Eight Legged Freaks.

And the trailers were exactly the same is what I meant to say, with the exception of the monsters.

Recap:

It's highly unlikely that the centipede creature will not be making an appearance. This is due to the fact that the 2012 and 2013 comic con trailers were exactly the same, with the exception of the monsters. This, as well as the fact that the eight legged muto is marketed as "THE eight legged muto", helps lessen the chance that the centipede lizard thing makes an appearance. If the movie had more than three DAIKAIJU (Large Strange Beasts), it would really take away from human element that this movie is centered on. If there are more than three monsters (Godzilla, winged muto, eight legged muto), they will more than likely  be SMALL KAIJU in order to enhance the human element by putting the main characters in perilous situations.

It's stop motion. Check out other episodes that feature Kiryu, Destoroyah, Godzilla (1964), King Ghidorah, and the Destoroyah Evolution Set.

Based on the way it's moving, I'm going to wager that it's stop-motion effects.

BCROCKETT94

Yeah? Because theyre different trailers that show different scenes?

AND because there might be 2+ different type of monsters??

Wat makes you think both trailers had to be the same so they can be official? Or that the newer one is the official one and not the old one

Nope. lol He can tell them that he filmed a certain clip that he really did mostly for the trailer.. however, it's really up to the marketing team. They can ignore him. He really has no say whatsoever when it comes to how the trailers are made, much less how the movie is marketed.

Here's why. people who attended both 2012 and 2013 Godzilla comic con events had noticed that the giant lizard centipede thing was replaced by something that looks more like a cross between the bugs from starship troopers and cloverfield.

THAT IS WHY PEOPLE HAVE SAID THIS. Had friends that were able to go to both, and they said the trailers were not the same.

I believe Gareth does help a little in the trailers, u know, to direct the marketers of wat carefully to put in the trailers

Gareth Edwards doesn't control what goes on with the trailers. That's the marketing team at WB, I believe.

We've already known that the muto is in that trailer, but I wouldn't necessarily say it was "revealed". I'd say it was more teased than anything.

STARZILLA thats wat i said too bro, why would they spend time making such a badass looking monster and make him only a CONCEPT.

Ohh yeah and btw to ALL of you smartasses, 8-LEGGED MUTO TOY FOR PRE-ORDER, it may be the centipede monster

OK I"VE GOT TO ASK.  ARE YOU MOVIENG THAT THING OR IS IT ROBOTIC.  ETHEIR WAY THAT WAS AWESOME!!!!

Dude we ALL know thats the head of a MUTO, is that wat ur saying or wat?

And btw cool profile pic 

it`s a dream sequence from a 2008 japanese film titled Always 2-sunset on third street.

THANK YOU, Godzilla Himself, it's about time someone pointed out the flaws in Kyero's "logic." I was planning on starting my own topic about it, but now I don't have to. What he, and now DURPOO4 here, seem to be ignoring is that Godzilla is a fictional character who doesn't follow any kind of realistic logic, and there are plenty of fictional characters that have survived nukes, for example, the Hulk, Slattern, Superman, and, oh yeah, GODZILLA (seriously, the IDW comics are officially endorsed by Toho, so they do count as an official incarnation of Godzilla). The thing that really annoys me is that Kyero loves to claim that is somehow a "fact" that a nuke would vaporize Godzilla, even though there is absolutely no evidence that it would even harm him. In fact there is quite a bit of hard proof that at least some incarnations could survive a nuke aside from the IDW Godzilla actually surviving one, as several movies have had had him surviving explosions as or more powerful than H-bombs:

-In Final Wars, although the meteor doesn't actually hit him, the shockwave from its explosion was still powerful enough when it reached the ground to leave a massive crater, which Godzilla was at the center of, completely unharmed. Now, I'm not going to try and calculate the exact power of the explosion based on the size of the crater, but I can say that, judging by the size of the crater left by the 15Mt Catle Bravo test, the force of the shockwave that hit Godzilla was definitely equivalent to multiple megatons of TNT, making it more powerful than most nukes. And before you point out how it didn't knock down the buildings around the crater, you should remember that, in movies, explosions don't effect anything outside of the fireball/immediate area, no matter how big they are, unless they are caused by nukes.

-In Godzilla vs Megaguirus, although I'm pretty sure he wasn't actually sucked into the black hole, he was still at ground zero when it evaporated in an explosion that left an absolutly-frickin'-GIGANTIC crater, so big that I'm not even going to try to figure out the size of the explosion. Now, while it's not clear whether the reason for it taking so long for him to show up again afterwards was because he was so badly injured that it took several days to heal or because he was buried deep underground by it, he still did survive it either way.

-In Godzilla vs Destoroyah, both Godzilla and Godzilla Jr. survived the massive nuclear explosion caused by the unstable uranium deposits or whatever it was, which was so powerful that it completely wiped Birth Island, which is not a small island, off the map. To give some context, when Krakatoa erupted in an approximately 150 Mt explosion, 3 times the size of the largest nuclear bomb ever, it wiped out about two thirds of its island, which, from what little information I could gather in the last few minutes, is not a very large island. This means that the explosion of Birth Island was probably equal to several hundred megatons of TNT, and yet did not kill even a juvenile Godzilla.

So, there you have it, if we're going to be throwing around "facts" about these completely illogical films, it is a fact that at least some incarnations of Godzilla could survive a nuke. Whether the rest could is a matter of opinion, and due to the fact that Godzilla has always been meant to be an unstoppable force and, as Akio123 said, the creators of the original film themselves actually said that "modern technology does not affect Godzilla," it is my OPINION that every incarnation of Godzilla could survive a nuke, except for the late Showa Godzilla (which I do count as separate in terms of powers from Godzilla in the earlier Showa films, since he seemed to become much less powerful and indestructible once he became a children's hero). There is really no logic that I can think of that would indicate that he cannot.

Cool DC is the best at comics.

Iam also planing getting Godzilla 1994

Personally, I'm leaning more towards no, I mean I like it, but it's not really Godzilla 2000.  Yuji Sakai made the 10" tall Banpresto Godzilla 2000 as well and this Monsterarts figure seems to be his exact same design, just articulated.  I love Sakai's design, but it's not the movie version of G2000.  That's my only issue.