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...this thread became a thread talking about bacon. This is ok.
I haven't listen to Rush, at least I don't think, but I do like Breaking Benjamin. Oh, and also Flyleaf, if you look at my name.
JurassicKaiju14:
There's always a market for super-deformed semi-cute versions of characters. :P
macumbalove:
It's 4 inches tall and 8 inches long, which isn't particularly big I'll grant you, but that money goes towards the details. Each individual scale is defined and if you look at its mouth, the entire thing is detailed, down to inner musculature and taste buds on the skin. That takes hours of work and skill to sculpt and properly paint, which is what you're paying for. I prefer poseable figures to statues, but I can easily see myself spending a solid half hour just staring at all the little intricacies of a well-sculpted statue. You're buying a work of art, and art tends to be expensive. :P
75 bucks for that!? I don't get toy/figure collecting at all.
I honestly don't get the appeal of these kinds of figures. The detailing is good, of course, but I'd rather have a more naturally proportioned figure.
I like. One question though, why the Mothra larvae?
Thats one chonky boi.
@Monster_Zero 2112 sweeeeet.
Honestly, me too. "F*cking ancer..."
he chonk
l00ks c00l!
Actually, I think even more time will be spent on WW84, given the proximity. They'll want to pick up the marketing as they get closer to those releases, so I'm banking on WW84 especially to take up the bulk of it.
Possible. But given that Scoob! comes out in May and WW84 in June, I'd imagine they'd have a little more room to showcase GvK since both of those should have new trailers soon.
I bet it's just those 3 seconds leaked in December.
I'd tend to agree with the article, I'm sure something will be shown, just not publicly released.
technically Zilla is still a Godzilla due to starting out as the first incarnation as an american godzilla and no matter what Toho does with the character. Godzilla 1998 is still technically a Godzilla, it only became Zilla in Final Wars
I doubt anything will be shown.
I mean, its a SHOULD, not a could.
I don't expect a trailer, but I do expect at least something.
"NUMBER 2! DEFINITELY NUMBER 2! you can kinda see Gigan on the left there."
I told you! I already have the book AND the novelization. I got the Art at B&N and the novel from Amazon.
Yay! Gigan and Kumo are two of my favorites!
Who doesn't? I have a tour shirt for their 2112 tour in 1976 and their 2112 record album, which if you look at my profile name, the numbers 2112 are from their album.
Yeah. Also I'm still not the biggest fan.
Maybe Blow Me Away? That song was MADE for Halo, though. Hm.
Hope they dont reveal alot of things like KOTM did.
Oh dear... I remember when fans were saying "Radioactive" is the "perfect" song for the 2014 movie. It obviously would've felt tacky.
Also, fans need to pay more attention to lyrics. Just because a song has a single word in it that relates to something else, doesn't mean it fits. "Radioactive" is about depression. Unless we get a movie about a sad Godzilla going to therapy, it's doesn't fit.
This doesn't have much to do with it, but I'm VERY ECSTATIC about the new Breaking Benjamin album Aurora! IT'S FINALLY OUT!
Ok, here's an actual suggestion: Radioactive. I'm not a huge fan of it, but it fits the kaiju theme. Idk, it's a dumb choice but whatever.
Gamera 3 art from the DNA of Tokusatsu Exhibit in Tokyo.
I always thought there was some emotional pull to both Godzilla and King Kong movies for the creatures- especially Godzilla when he seemed to be beat and about to die. The movie should stick with that formula but maybe turn the tables somehow to pull at peoples emotions even more. Not sure how though. As long as it's a good story with good characters to develop it, it should be at least as good as the last two movies. Good enough for me.
Titan of Water,
Haha. I think that's splitting hairs--You could probably say the same for Solo. The point is Powell's animated film output has been much stronger than his live-action film scores. It's perhaps not always his fault, as producers and directors tend to have a little more control over these things when it comes to action blockbusters, but I still trust Powell more with animated movies.
I dunno about you, but I plan on, y'know, actually seeing the thing in its finished form before I think about writing it off.
Well, the rise of CGI has made Godzilla films at least 25% to 100% animation.
Have been a Godzilla fan for as long as I can remember! Thank you for welcoming me to the group. I love classic and vintage sci-fi and horror movies with Godzilla and likewise other giant monsters being my favorite.
The only tears it will get are tears of dread that this piece of shit actually got made and released.
GojiJonesy91,
Agreed on his Rambo scores--I wasn't even thinking about those when I wrote that, but he did an excellent job picking up Goldsmith's mantle.
And while Alien vs. Predator: Requiem was anything but great, it's yet another example of Tyler giving his all. He once said he scores every movie he's given like it's the greatest movie ever made--Bless him for trying so hard to elevate garbage like AVP:R, Dragon Ball: Evolution and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I'll probably never want to watch any of those films again, but I'll listen to their scores all day and night.
Tyler also had his hands in a big budget version of a tokusatsu adaptation--His work for 2017's Power Rangers was one of my favorite scores from that year. He could have easily gone the "superhero" route with that, but wrote a very poignant, emotional main theme instead. What a force.
Titan of Water,
I like John Powell, though I think his material for animated movies is almost always better than his live action output. If he's allowed to let loose, like his incredible work on How to Train Your Dragon, then I think he'd be great. But if we just get Solo: A Star Wars Story or his Bourne scores, I wouldn't be too excited.
Well my ideal Monsterverse in general would have a darker and deeper tone.
@G.H.(Gman)
I second Brian Tyler. His Rambo scores are very close to what Goldsmith did while still throwing in his own flair and I was a big fan of his Marvel scores for the few he did. (Heroes from Age of Ultron should have figured in the last few films in my opinion) One of my favorite albums of his from an unremarkable movie is his AVP-Requiem score. Let’s not forget he also did the revamped edition of the Universal fanfare that I believe Goldsmith pioneered.
Ms Guðnadóttir might definitely be an inspired choice if they were aiming for a deeper piece closer to Gojira but i agree that it would be unlike any score we’ve heard for a monster movie.
I also toss in a hat for Ramin Djawadi.
@Monster_Zero 2112 Dude, I love Rush!!
How would you feel about John Powell?
