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Either way I can't wait for the film! Like it said it was a little theory that popped in my head and I felt the urge to post it! So I did :)
I highly doubt that. Only because the creature in the Godzilla mood piece footage and the Cloverfield monster share almost no similarities. Also, Godzilla is an icon with iconic foes, and for a company to borrow creatures from OTHER movies instead of those actually RELATED to Godzilla would leave a bad taste in the mouth for many people. I am almost certain all the creatures in the new movie will be original.
Eh idk that'd be cool but I doubt it man
MikeZilla15@ maybe the best toy you should get is the Bandai 68 because it,s a great toy and im sure your like it in your collection.
Okay I'm glad I'm not the only one! :)
i see what u mean the creature from the g teaser almost looks exactly like the cloverfield monster.
I think at first they world will see Godzilla as a threat. just like in the original films, Godzilla is still evil but they hint to the viewer that he is the protector of the world by dialog.
I honestly think this film will ignite the Godzilla fan-base in America. Americans want to see action, destruction, fighting, and well this movie will have all of that. America only has one Godzilla film under it's belt and that's Zilla, and that wasn't even the real Godzilla. I think this is a new beginning for the king and by no means should they ever stop making movies. Hopefully this will be his rebirth and is only just the beginning of many great new Godzilla films
I honestly don't think Toho would even allow producers of an American remake of the REAL Godzilla to kill him
First choice is the '91 Godzilla from Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah and my second choice is easily Godzilla '84.
@xxsaberblackcrow sorry just a thought to pass the time
Xxsaberblackcrow your a godzilla expert to your opinion which godzilla figure should I get bandai king ghidorah or bandai godzilla 68? Please help me! No one else won't.and plus I'm only 12 years old
Xxsaberblackcrow oh yeah I remember I even commented u also
Mikezilla15@ Well kinda but he copyed the name of my discussion here,s my Godzilla vs zilla discussion http://www.godzilla-movies.com/community/forums/topic/29980
in gmk godzilla regenerates and in theory he might not have an age limit, think wolverine.
I agree with DRU it would be a cool opening to like showing a flashback of 1954 Tokyo, and maybe he disappearances for a time and reappearances in this era. (He attacks Japan then maybe makes it to Amercia. To me if would make more of a monster movie if Godzilla would attack different places then just one set area.) I mean cause if you watch the Toho Godzilla they only refurl back to the 1954 one. Like in the 2000 Godzilla movie supposly me hadn't been seen since 1954. The same way with Godzilla 1985.
I think it would be cool to have at lease an appearance by Mothra & King Ghidorah. I mean these are probably the most famous monsters next to Godzilla? I watch the trailer again cause I miss the insect legs, but would it be safe to say the insect legs could be Mothra? And saying a spider could be Kumonga (I think that's the spider isn't it)? I mean we like to see new monsters, but it wouldn't be a Godzilla flick without the classic monsters like Mothra, King Ghidorah or Rodan. From the looks of the trailer Godzilla looks like the japanese version. That was one thing I hated about the 98 version was them changing the appearance of him. Hopely Hollywood has learn from it?
Xxsaberblackcrow? He really copyed your discusion?
Wow you just copyed my discussion XD
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Thanks guys for the info.
i figured he would fight like a dinosaur slashing with his claws and stomping the heads in, so godzilla is a carnivore so he probally fights like a dinosaur but like a 1,0000000000 times bigger so he is going to be sluggish as i assume he will be alot heavier than the japs godzilla as it will also be bigger sso he might slam into his oppent and go in for the kill and snap the enemys neck and if godzilla ate meat he might've ate his dead enemys so this leads me to think this godzilla will also be territorial all of my dinosaur knowledge comes from reading jurassic park so i hope this helps and since it's not the new year anymore happy closest holiday
@BIGBADBEN Mr. Banno is not involved in the Legendary Godzilla, the post you are referring was about him announcing that he would make a Godzilla vs Hedorah sequel, apparently without Toho's involvement.
@RAY BURRBERRY The monster you're thinking of is Dagahra. Deathla was going to be the villain of the 3D Godzilla short film that was cancelled and replaced by Godzilla 2014, which has nothing to do with it in terms of plot. Apparently, it was going to be a monster similar to Hedorah, but with a blood red color, a more human body shape and a skull-like face.
King ghidorah.also can u guys help me I don't know what Godzilla figure to get. To your opinion out of these 2 should I get bandai Heisei king ghidorah or bandai Godzilla 1968?
Ray Burrberry that Kaiju mothra fought was dagahra
such a difficult choice to make but if i had to choose i like the 1991 suit as this godzilla looked fearsome and powerful and ready to kick king ghidorah
I could be wrong on this, but wasn't Deathla the name of a kaiju that fought Mothra in one of the three Heisei era movies? In one movie he fought Death Ghidora, in another he fought King Ghidora, and in the other one he fought an aquatic monster.
In regard to the mystery second monster, I have a feeling that it will be an aggregate of the Mutos, similar to how the multiple Destroyahs eventually became the final product that fought Godzilla to the death.
My own origin idea would be that Godzilla was a prehistoric species until the meteor hit prehistoric times and killed the dinosaurs and his species.but 1 egg had survived. 2 years later Godzilla quickly grown and is the only "dinosaur" left until eventually he was trampled by a huge avalanche in the artic ocean and was frozen.1954 bomb testing was tested and awoken the beast and the story leads from there
@KYERO, good points, i learned off my own post lol But its nice to see people who share opinions or can agree with me
Kyero, that article also outlines how it MAY be possible, though not by regular evolution, that's for sure. Still a very much natural phenomenon in the article's sense, though with extremely unlikely probabilities that happen only once every few million times over several thousands or millions of years. And it's just a theory which I like and also discovered on my own back in the days of Pacific Rim's hype. But the fact remains that Godzilla is the personification of the destructiveness humans imposed on themselves when they decided to create not only the atomic bomb, but also pollute the world wiht our filth and population to such a degree that we're slowly pushing out every other species.
Gabarah and titanosaurus and I dont know if this counts but also zilla.
@G2K - Actually, a creature that size IS impossible. If you don't believe me, go get a degree in physics and you should begin to understand why. If you don't have the time or money, here's a brief breakdown: http://www.angelfire.com/ego/g_saga/kaijubiologyarticle.html
This little link will tell you exactly why a creature such as Godzilla could not exist. There is no such thing as "nothing is impossible." Can human beings fly on their own power? No. It's impossible. Why? Many reasons why including, but most certainly not limited to: were not aerodynamic, our bodies cannot produce lift, our bodies and seletons are too dense, we have no source of energy to propel ourselves into the air and sustain it.
"Nothing is impossible" is an extreme case of ignorance on your part G2K. Plenty of things are impossile. "Nothing is impossible" is just a phrase used to try and support or mentally empower individuals who are struggling to achieve a goal which they THINK is impossible though it is well within their grasp. That phrase has no truth to it when it comes to creatures like Godizlla existing.
As for the actual topic at hand, yes, the realism that this movie will portray will have to be of the reaction, response, and aftermath of the monster known as Godzilla. As I said, and as are the reasons for it explained in the link I provided our friend G2K, Godzilla could NEVER exist. However, the reality of what Godzilla represents very well does exist in our daily lives and still lingers on to this day. Even now the atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945 are still fresh in the minds and hearts of all who live in Japan and have to live with the fallout which is still there today. Godzilla represents many things, all of which are realities we deal with today.
guys i need your help to your opinion out of these 2 figures which godzilla figure should i get bandai hesei king ghidorah or bandai godzilla 1968
i agree with gtbetta35 the last scene with godzilla rising and roars from the trailer should be the final scene but i think there should be a post credits scene where its been 3 years since godzillas attack and daisuke serizawa is searching for godzila on a boat and like gareth edwards said he would do a DESTROY ALL MONSTERS like sequel and then daisuke hears roaring in the distance and see's "monster" island and then he says oh my god in japanese.
ghostkaiju now that i understand i agree with u now. im new to this site .
No, goddammit. For one, that's a stupid name, two, godzilla:3D to the max was just the precursor to G14. The new reboot will not borrow any plot elements from Banno's now dead project. Seriously, this is now one in how many discussions started about Deathla? This is getting almost as repetitive of a topic as what Godzilla's height will be.
Deathla will never be in the Legendary series, end of story.
honestly if mr banno is involved with legendary i hope he would maybe do the godzilla sequel for DEATHLA because for this one i just want to see the mutos
