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I read it through. Basically 2 extras in the movie reveal a couple sequences from a flashback scene which takes place in 1954. It doesn't reveal too much and we've known about a 1954 flashback for over a month and a half now. Plus extras tend to be given limited info about the scenes they're a part of. So I'm sure there's even more to these scenes than what they've shared.
Duh too Godzilla,s new size im gussing if he did it then he might break he,s back because well im not raciet too Godzilla but the new Godzilla kinda looks fat
instinctive gigan its an article about the 1954 scenes in the movie. you have to scroll down to see the article
Ditto. What exactly is the breaking news? Cuz all I see is the symbol for Godzilla Neo.
so the thing that pulled the person under the water must have been godzilla before he was mutated and he was mutated because of the nuclear tests. thats really awesome
He is supposed to be the tallest Godzilla yet so hes gonna have a lot of weight to carry too, so he might not even be able to do a hop.
Gojira 1954 and Titanosaurus
it will be funny but i think it will look too chessezy and wont go good with the movie
Hey Josh, could you please edit your topic so its more descriptive of what the breaking news is about? So people know before they click any links. Thanks!
M-Monster
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O-Orginization
These might be some parts to M.U.T.O. but Gareth Edwards likes to surprise people.
I like the new slimmer version of him. Yet I did laugh thinking that with the first version since he stopped attacking he only sat there eating whales making him fat.
Looking at some dinosaurs I found out most carnivores have 4 toes but usually the forth one is behind the leg and doesn't touch the ground.
@KING_OF_ZOMBIES LOL good point "Chicken Feet"
I like it with 4 toes, cause the 3 fingers make him look like a chicken.
This Godzilla looks like a cross between 1954, 90's, and 2000 with some modern features. Awesome
I never noticed that before. When I draw Godzilla I always give him 3 toes.
series and the godzilla movie is already global
Ok so I have a link showing him on the Gift Cards Icon.
As a recording arts major, I can appreciate the work that went into this. I think the scenes leading up to Godzilla's second roar were a little poorly chosen and revealed a little too much right away, but the timing of the head and the roar was solid which redeems the previous few seconds quite nicely.
i like the second one its more like godzilla 2000
What're your guys' thoughts? Should the new Godzilla film spawn an epic series or do you think perhaps it should remain a stand alone movie?
I think for the sake of dramatic tension (let's assume the new film is following a similar plot to the original 1954 movie), whatever devise Dr. Serizawa develops to that can stop Godzilla and the mutos should be dangerous to everything on Earth. I don't expect the Oxygen Destroyer to re-appear, but perhaps some kind of virus or nanomite is created that has a chance of getting out of control when used. Will help keep the tone of hopelessness in this new film or series of films. It'd be a cool set-up for a sequel if the weapon did get out of control.
There is one in prescott valley arizona. I also have a photo of the ad but I don't know how to upload it :(
The only thing I can think of offhand is asphyxiation...
I previously expressed doubts about the oxygen destroyer appearing in this new film; however...
If it's portrayed as something that suffocates (literally removing oxygen), I can see that being deadly to the Big G...
This is assuming the creature actually breathes oxygen!
^^^ Totally agreed! That's the fun of speculation; we'll find out May 16th...
LOL! The crazy theories for me are the fans that are still hoping to see other Toho monsters in this new movie, even after it's been stated ad nauseum that there won't be ANY Toho creations at all (except the big G hisself)...
Very well done, and cool!
Made me realize how much I like the original, deeper, more guttural roar, which I wish Gareth Edwards had given the new Godzilla!
where is this exactly? cause this looks interesting
He wouldn't be the first director to lie. Or at least change his mind continuously throughout production. *cough* Michael Bay *cough*. Don't worry, though, I don't amount him to that... yet. But just to clarify, I wouldn't mind if he is around the 400 foot range. I really wouldn't. It's just that I know what I see and all of the visual evidence points towards at least 600 feet. And then there's what the director has said, which is very conflicting. We'll just have to wait and see. All I wanted was to throw out my opinion on what I thought may be some kind of additional hint when I played that game.
Very Nice, I wish Gigan would of been featured in more films.
Godzilla wouldn't be 200 feet tall tho, at his tallest movie wise he wa 100 meters and to be slightly taller(120-140 meters roughly) he would still have room to have incredible thick, or resistant skin. If you think a 100 meter monster would look extremely fat you're seriously overestimating the amount of thickness and toughness his individual skin lays would have.
Why would the director lie? If he said this godzilla would only be slightly taller and you've heard that and are aware it was legit why think you a viewer know better, or the director is lying for some reason?
guys, Godzilla will be exactly 477 feet tall. i know, trust me on this one. Malcolm's dad told me. this is my serious face -_-
on a lighter note, anybody remember the Godzilla figure on the table behind the couch on Rosanne? i had that same exact figure, even the smaller one they made.
And before someone comes and corrects me, YES, I'm aware Godzilla has always been relatively fat. (Let's face it, that's what it is.). But there's a difference between a cultivation of mass and Jabba the Hutt.
Size plays a huge part in his durability. I understand he needs a thick hide, too, I get that. But if his skin was so thick that it can withstand military strikes, but he was only 200 feet tall, it'd be like watching a 2000 pound fat man waddle around the city. It'd be all packed together and he'd hardly be able to move. That or it'd be a shell. And, while he would still be a threat, from a movie goers perspective it wouldn't be the most threatening image.
I remember my dad telling me to go inside his room and he showed me a movie. He said as a kid he would watch Godzilla movies. After watching Godzilla I was hooked and learned everything I could about him. And after a while I found out about the new movie!
