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"But while we're on the subject, does anyone else here think Godzilla's appearance in the first leaked teaser might be the aftermath of a nuclear bomb being dropped on him or in his vicinity? The massive amounts of smoke and dust clouding his image could very well be fallout radiation and the bits of building crumbling off his back could be the result of being buried under rubble by the explosion."

Or, a tall building was in close proximity when he unleashes his fire breath. Or, maybe, we'll be treated to him employing his nuclear pulse.

GINO is a terrible movie, even by typical blockbuster standards, but that\'s hardly its greatest sin. The fact is it's just not a Godzilla movie, nor will I include it in lists and cannon. At best it's a dark foot note in the franchise's history and an example of Hollywood at its most crude during the 1990s.

All time favorate Godzilla movie is Gojira 1954 Japanese Version followed by 1. The Heisei G series in order 2. The Millenium series in order 3. The Showa series in order

to be fair i liked the movie but most people didn't like it when they called it godzilla

mechagodzilla 2 kina killed godzilla

Zilla wasn't a bad story at all and I've been following Godzilla since i was 4 and im almost 30 now, again the design of ZIlla was good for your average Kaiju style movie, But Godzilla he was not. Im not against him beause i own the movie, the sequle tv series and have his collectables becuz i LOVE Kaiju. ZIlla will always be a great Kaiju film but it does not belong in the Godzilla movie franchise, Its Like making a King Kong movie and replacing the giant gorrilla with a giant chimpanzee and calling him King Kong when obviously its not. They made a Godzilla movie, took out Godzilla and replaced him with a giant iguanna named Zilla, and called him Godzilla.

I could see 300-400 feet as reasonable. It might just be that I haven't seen any Godzilla movies before (I want to though).

@ZODGILLA, this is what I was trying to explain in the post. I fully agree with you. He is a creature, not something like the Hulk lol

Looking at amazon image, it looks rather, off. Like the texture between the head and body are totally different. So is the shade of black. It is as if the head was glued on top lol. I mean, it looks ok..I just hope his final design isn\'t that one. But that's just me. He can look like whatever, as long as its not an overgrown iguana look, I'll be happy with the movie.

[img]http://static4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20131005020535/godzilla/images/7/7b/Godzilla_Trailer_5.png[/img] a monster with many arms, like a giant worm/centipede and a giant creature with 8 legs, like a spider "Mutos"

Unconfirmed but some spider like think was scene in leaked preview. "Mutos"

@ AKIO123 - The Amazon image leak was not a photoshop. Where you got that idea or heard that rumor is beyond me, but it was not a photoshopped image. It was an entirely different image all its own. How do I know? I have the Brazilian head shot sitting right next to me and I have compared it extensively to the Amazon leak and there are some key differences to note between them. None of which involve photoshop skills. First, there is a small ridge of spikes running along his neck in the Brazilian shot that lines up with his cheek, but in the Amazon leak it\'s lined up instead with his lower jaw. There are more spines in the Brazilian shot, and fewer in the Amazon leak and they are not the same shape between the two shots. Godzilla\'s \"gills\" in the Brazilian shot are smaller and flare out a bit more than the Amazon leak which appear to be flatter and a bit wider and extend farther beneath the throat than the Brazilian shot. The lighting is different between the two shots and you can see more of a Heisei inspired segmented section in the scales of his throat in the Amazon leak which is not present at all in the Brazilian shot. The angle of the throat in the Brazilian shot is going straight down, but in the Amazon leak it\'s going down and forward to match the leaning pose Godzilla has taken. And finally, the coloration of the two are both different between shots. In the Amazon leak, Godzilla\'s head is more of a grayish tone while in the Brazilian shot it\'s more of a deep indigo blue coloration, Keep in mind that these are artist renderings, not finalized and fully realized CGI shots of what he\'ll look like on screen. Again, I don\'t know where you heard that it\'s a photoshop, but it\'s not. Rumors are not facts my friend, so don\'t take them as fact if you haven\'t confirmed it for yourself beyond the shadow of a doubt. Taking someone else at their word, especially a disgruntled Godzilla fan, is always a mistake. @ XXSABERBLACKCROW/TRUE AMERICAN GODZILLA - We don\\\'t know what cities he will attack, period. Filming took place in Hawaii, but from the reports and articles it appears that Hawaii was a substitute for Japan. We know that part of the film will be set in 1954, and that may very well be where we see the Hawaii set footage. But outside of San Francisco (which is also nothing but a glorified rumor that is being taken as fact right now), we have absolutely zero confirmation on any other cities that will be in the movie.

@XXSABERBLACKCROW: Right now we don't know exactly what other cities Godzilla is going to attack. We know Godzilla will be at Hawaii, but we don't know what city/cities in the Hawaiian Islands. All I know for California is San Francsico. I'd love to compare other cities skyscraper heights to further get an idea on the American Godzilla's height. However, until we know for fact what other cities I can't really check.

This is a non-debate... Godzilla will be a monster; a huge creature that is a threat to the entire world, who behaves like an angry animal, not some intelligent, reasoning being. The whole hero/antihero concept doesn't apply to a more realistic film like this one...

wait 1954 Godzilla is 2014 Godzilla now that would interesting wouldn't it

as long Godzilla is on nobody side i am satisfied

It's not the best Godzilla film, but it surely isn't the worst. It's just a summer blockbuster. I love how people can point out things like bad effects, characters, and storyline, but is that not a big problem with a HUGE amount of Godzilla movies in general? Looking at it unbiased it's a good monster film and a decent Godzilla movie, definitely not the best, but not the worst either.

Awesome! This means the Godzilla we see would have been around for a long time evolving and becoming so big! Leads me to believe during 1954 a nuclear breakout happened in Japan, the radioactive and rundown fishing village (Bryan Cranston's character is studying) being one of the places where fallout was the worst, now 60 years later this being rises up from the marshlands of the fishing village to unleash its terror. I'm almost positive Cranston is the first character to see the monster.

Most of you cannot properly critique the film since you're obviously too biased towards Japanese Godzilla films. This movie came out when I was 4 years old and I absolutely LOVED the design and the storyline. It was then when I wasn't able to realize the films faults (same with the Japanese versions as I already at that time had a huge Goji film collection). Now that I am 19 and have seen all of these films as I've gotten older time and time again,, they both (American and Japanese versions) have incredible amounts of obvious and laughable faults. I still to this day enjoy ZILLA more than some of these Godzilla films. Most of you complain that this ZILLA strays too far from the roots of Godzilla yet in many versions of godzilla we see him dancing, flying, jumping up and down etc.. ZILLA has heart, it's funny, it's stupid, it's tear jerking (yes I cried like a baby the first hundred times I saw it) and just an overall fun movie to watch. It's not class, but then again half of the Godzilla films are even worse! I honestly feel bad for you if you can't sit down and actually enjoy ZILLA.

@TRUE AMERICAN GODZILLA a american it,s nice that you compare the San Francisco but what about the other cities that Godzilla will attack here,s the other cities Hawaii and Nanaimo and California.

@TRUE AMERICAN GODZILLA, really? already? aha Im hardly at like...15 haha But will the trailer really be showed then? Or is it just speculation? And if Godzilla is around 500ft..that would be, THE BEST THING EVER lol

I\'ve been trying to answer that question myself. I have been going over the 2012 SDCC leaked trailer, but thus far haven\'t been able to see anything in there to really give us a clue on size. The only clues I know of are the following... 1: Edwards stated that this Godzilla will be bigger than any other version and although tall it would be able to hide behind buildings if needed. 2: I looked at the skyscrapers in San Francisco and they range from 400\'-853\'. 3: The tallest Japanese Gojira is 328\' tall. Based on these facts, I theorize that America\'s Godzilla will be within the 500\' range. However, until we can see something official to help us out we won\'t know for sure. I\'m in hopes for the December 13 trailer will offer a clue to solving the question \"How tall will Godzilla be?\" On a side note, this is my 100th post!!! :)

TRUE AMERICAN GODZILLA@ I know Godzilla in the movie will be the destroyer of the worlds but he is still the king of the monsters he,s the most popular more popular then King kong and gamera

Honestly I would like to see the scenes be remade with a CG ShodaiGoji.

KAIJUSAURUS is right, our Godzilla is a "force of nature". In this movie it's an anti-hero, that's confirmed. Now that "force of nature" could, in a future movie, work in favor for us.

@GMAN2887: Thanks! I wondered how they did that. From the animated gif I couldn't see the wires.

Haruo Nakajima was the suit actor. He played Godzilla from the first movie through [i]Godzilla vs. Gigan[/i] before retiring. They pulled him up with wires to get him to jump so high. If you look closely at it on DVD you can barely make out the wires behind him.

1: America's Godzilla is "The Destroyer of Worlds" 2: I agree with AKIO123, How did the guy jump in the heavy suit?

...How did he jump in that suit!? Lol

lol but he,s not really the destroyer of worlds he,s THE KING OF ALL MONSTERS GOJIRA!!!!

Gareth Edwards confirmed this Godzilla will be an anti-hero. A force of nature.

@KYERO, You need to relax. I did not say I wanted him to be a hero. I am simply stating I want him to be more animal-like. It is my opinion. Deal with it. I respect yours, However Im not going to be rude and say you're"wrong" and that your thoughts are, "pointless" Geez. If this post bothered you so much, why waste your time and comment? @GODZILLASAURUS, I hear about there being 2 monsters, then I hear about the insect like creatures, I have no idea lol guess I'll have to wait. I'm hoping there's a monster just as big and powerful as Godzilla. @INCREDIBLE FULK, hmm, I like your point of view. Thank you for that :)

My thoughts as a G-Fan? I think you're wrong to wish for him to be a hero because he was created to be a metaphor for the horrors and the evils of the Atomic Bombing of Japan. He was, in all technicality, a villain to start. A menace to the world rather than simply a force of nature. And I'm talking about the original 54', not the '56 American adjusted version with Raymond Burr. And my thoughts as an observer in these postings and debates? This post of yours was absolutely pointless. Plain and simple. Godzilla has been confirmed to be an anti-hero. A force of nature which takes no sides and shows neither sympathy nor animosity towards the human race. To say that you don't want him to be an anti-hero says that you don't want this movie to be made at all because guess what? He's been confirmed as an anti-hero. If you're going to post something like this as a means to start a debate, at least do so on information that is either yet to be confirmed or construct it in a way that doesn't challenge or undermine what is already true about the film. Godzilla's an anti-hero in this movie. Deal with it.

Depending on what monsters he fights in this movie, this is unknown so far. As of now, the only other monster that we know for sure will be in the movie is that insect thing, and that didn't even come up to Godzilla's knees. Unless the other mystery monster is huge and powerful, Godzilla will likely be a full-on antagonist. But again, we do not know what the other monster is yet.

I think in the movie, the humans will be the bad guys, burning the sky, contaminating the sea, killing whales and stuff, Godzilla is just the plague exterminator, who comes to save our planet from ourselves.

The 1998 G.I.N.O was a disgrace to the Godzilla franchise, There was nothing similar or remotely related to the original. But I will say this the story was good and the creation was of the Kaiju was meh. I honestly think that if the movie wasn't named Godzilla and they threw another Kaiju in there then the movie would have been a success

There is a lot of good reasons; 1: Godzilla didnt appear in this movie. 2: Instead there that iguana godzooky creature. I mean, Zilla/godzooky are there any difference? They cant fight for shit. 3: Maria Pittilo. At this point need i say more?

1. There's no way of knowing how high we'll bounce in the air, though it is a rather amusing thought. 2. Who knows what his breath will smell like, but I doubt it will smell like fish. 3. Nuclear blasts do not directly emit an EMP. Rather, the effect of the blast screws with the Earth's ionosphere and causes fluctuations in most electromagnetic fields which carry a current and thus it has a minor EMP effect. This is only really noticeable near electronics, but I doubt that the movie will go this far in depth with it. If they do, then that'll be awesome, but I doubt it.