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Yeah, that is scary.
NEVER GIVE ANY SITE PERSONAL INFORMATION. DONT CLICK ON LINKS....... oh I’m freaking out now
@SONIC
CHECK YOUR DEVICE FOR MALWARE!!!!!
I CANNOT STRESS ENOUGH DO IT NOW!!!!!!
Wow, I was under the impression that Google got its answers from official/trustworthy sites. Kinda scary to think about how one person can affect it like that.
G theorist,
They do not get it from official sources. The Google search engine algorithm gathers the information from some of the most popular or most clicked on websites. So even if the information is wrong, it's going to bring up an answer from whatever source it can find--Official, unofficial or dead wrong.
This is why Google was claiming the movie was almost three hours long--Some fan added that number to iMDB in December. At the time it was the only answer available about the runtime, even though it was false. And even when it was taken down, the answer was still locked in Google's response to the question.
agreed, be careful of this
Not to mention potential malware....
Ok, the 31st. So why did it ,1. Say that it was internationally released yesterday and 2. To be released in the U.S. tomorrow.
Do they not get this info from official sources?!
Yeah, don't trust Google anymore.
Also, we should wait until at least April 2nd to do spoiler discussions.
First Comment.
After this, and trying to rely on Google for the runtime, I think we've learned to not trust Google.
Yes.
March 31st is US release.
I reported them directly to Warner Bros
You have no idea how mad this makes me
Are you spoiling? I’m reporting directly to Warner bros to avoid this.
for me it releases tomorrow, and on the US it releases on the 31st since they have access to hbo max
Life is hard, but waiting for a Godzilla film to release is....
less hard. We’re you expecting me to say something else?
godzilla is better
Ok wait. After a little bit of digging, I've found that it was internationally released March 24th. So is it coming out on the 25th in the U.S.? if so, why was the initial date the 31st? Early release?
Spoilers, and I have already reported. Click at your own discrection.
I will delete the link later.
@TexanGoji,
Send me these videos links, so I can get them taken down. It’s piracy and ruining many of the plot points
ya when the first trailer dropped it practicly made everyones head explode. now all where getting is those same clips just in a different order
wow, its amazing the amount of people who post content one youtube that reveals a major plot twist in the thumbnail specificly to spoil it for all the other people. fis commoen
#TeamKong all the way!
yes, thank you!
you are sonic
@Jordan Can you send me the clips I’lol report them to YouTube
I know, right?
Man, people suck. Hoping that Warner Bros. take these videos down because I do not want this showing up in my feed.
I really hate when people do this. I remember seeing spoilers on YouTube for Endgame when that movie came out. I don't understand why people would record and post them online to have these movie clips spoiled online. Maybe they want to re-watch it, but I don't know. It seems very scummy to me.
5 minutes?
I like most renditions of Godzilla but my least favorite designs are Mid-to-Late Showa and Shin Godzilla. I'm neutral with Godzilla Earth and Residual Point Godzilla though I still think he looks like Lawnmower man
how long did it take you to write that?
I suppose which ever state your currently in will be your nationality. Like if you were born in Texas but after the split you were stuck in Louisiana, you'll be called a Louisianan.
That’s Nice, But how about
Godzilla
As for ErimakiAnguirus take on Tokyo SOS. I don't think it's straight garbage, but I know a lot of people who find it to be one of the least inspired in the series, and thus, one of the worst.
I don't think it is, but I do think it's merely one of the better "meh" films of the series.
It's ironic that the lip service theme at the end of the film is, “The dead should be respected and left in their natural state. Life should not be unnaturally prolonged," because it digs up Mothra vs. Godzilla's (1964) old story line and merely replaces Mothra's egg with Kiryu as the McGuffin.
But as I mentioned in my article, maybe that's a roundabout way of complimenting Tezuka's film:
"In 1954, Godzilla was portrayed as both victim and tormentor. When Kiryu became self-aware in Godzila x MechaGodzilla it unleashed the tormentor—Tokyo was leveled. In Tokyo SOS, Kiryu’s cognizance is somber. Godzilla the victim is tired. It no longer wishes to be a symbol of post-war trauma and the McGuffin for monster battles. It wants to rest.
In a strange way nothing could be more poignant for a Tezuka-led film. His movies have been void of substance and until 2003 he had yet to address why. Perhaps yanking the post-war Godzilla into action time after time (like Kiryu) stagnates a long standing message. Even Shusuke Kaneko had to adjust Godzilla's meaning in GMK—deviating from franchise norms to make the monster more relevant. Unlike his contemporary, Tezuka doesn't bother with hot button assessments. His movies left the 1954 monster in peace to focus on what made him a fan: Monster brawls and visuals."
Down with YouTube piracy!
I see....
Oh welll, Old habits die hard
