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Tose cups look nice
Gman: That very well might be the case.
I always felt Katsura was the main character: The movie opens with her, it's her journey we generally follow and it closes with her dead in someone's arms. She has the full arc in the film.
I suppose due to the Romeo & Juliet style nature of the story, it's easy to lump both characters as joint leads.
Really? I didn't notice that or try to listen for anything when we first King Ghidorah and his tails.
Terror of MechaGodzilla: For a filmed that bombed at the box office, it sure is a good film. Ironically, the villains are more entertaining than the main character, who, as you’ve already probably guessed, is very bland. Katsura, though, is a very complex character. She’s goes through an emotional roller coaster, torn between her father and what is right. Add to the fact that she struggles to use free will cause the aliens keep on reprogramming her and manipulating her emotions. Dr Mafune, while he can seem like nothing more than a cliche evil scientist sometimes, he his moments. It seemed laughable to me that he went crazy cause no one believed his theory about a dinosaur, but then learning about his poverty and the death of his wife made me realize he was already a deeply broken man and the Titanosaurus incident was the straw that broke the camels back. While he certainly isn’t a good guy, he truly did love his daughter. You can really see it when breaks down sobbing after he finds out that the control for MechaGodzilla is inside her. The aliens are delightfully over the top evil and hammy. MechaGodzilla looks nice and so does Titanosaurus, though I found his roar a little annoying. Godzilla looks good and menacing, though his grimace can seem over the top and a little comedic at times. The monster action is very well done and the destruction scenes are almost apocalyptic with the combination of MechaGodzilla’s mass arsenal and Titanosaurus’ hurricane force winds from his fins.
I give this movie a 4/5.
Sounds awesome. Good luck on the story, man. :)
Godzillatheking123 Same here.
And as for me, thank goodness that this is coming true. I honestly can't wait. May 31st, here we come.:)
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Hahaha! Happy Mother's day mothers of Scified!
Godzilla is my favorite kaijiu in the monsterverse
Kaijuroyale06 #TeamMothra Welcome from the Alien Covenant Forum! Lots of cool stuff going down for Godzilla- not so much Alien right now. But stop by- we like to have a good time and try to keep things light in dark times! Upvoted.
I too, really want info on the new titans
I honestly don't hate Godzilla (2014). Far from perfect and certainly not enough Godzilla, but as a movie it wasn't that bad. Of course, I would be happy to see more Godzilla, and if these early reviews are accurate, then I will be overjoyed.
I like both posters (obviously), but the second one with the Washington Capital looks just a tad better, as you can see the glowing red eyes of Ghidorah better.
Godzilla vs Gigan:
This movie is sort of a mixed bag for me. None of the characters are very interesting, though I did get a few laughs out of the main character once and awhile. A big problem with the plot is that it’s already been done to death (another alien invasion) in the previous movies, and you could probably see the “twist” a mile away if you saw the previous movies. The movie also looks sadly cheap. There is A LOT of stock footage and the new models we see don’t look near as grand or detailed as previous ones. Ghidorah is incredibly stiff for a good chunk of the movie, and the Godzilla suit they’ve been using since Destroy All Monsters seems to be on it’s last legs. I did see some positives in this movie though. I honestly think they presented their anti-pollution message a lot better here. Unlike Godzilla vs Hedorah they don’t bombard you with it and it’s only in the movie for a couple minutes, but still gives audiences enough to chew on, or at least me. Though I will admit I kinda cringed when one of the characters spelled out the message at the very end like the audience is two years old and didn’t know the message. Though brutally beat up and worn from years of filming, the Godzilla suit used in this film still has a nice design and I put it on par with the MosuGoji suit, from its freshness in Destroy All Monsters to its wearing out in this movie. I honestly think Gigan was well done and is a very creative concept. Anguirus looks good too, though like Godzilla a bit worn since he was used in Destroy All Monsters a few years back. Ghidorah’s design was the only one I had a problem with. It looks like his suit from previous films was used in some shots but personally I think it looks a lot more worn and beaten down than the others. The monster fights scenes are pretty decent in my opinion. But really, it can quite boring most of the time and to me not really worth watching unless your a really devoted fan. I give it a 2/5
I love these posters I need them
Titan of water some strong stuff
Bagan uses the infinity stones to wipe out 1/2 of all monsters
If you mean in general, then this: Maybe similar anatomy to a carnivorous dinosaur, with some sort of organ for producing his atomic breath.
Otherwise, be more specific on the version and type of version.
Take note and remember this: Godzilla has many different incarnations, all with different origins.
Put at least Mothra and Rodan in one poster but other than that, i love them!
I think it would be a gate to hell with a hundred atomic bombs going off XD
^Now that's pretty funny and clever!!
I've seen that as well. Mind boggling. That's a shame. Without seeing a minute of the actual movie, I've enjoyed what I've seen in the the trailers more than I did the whole damn movie in 2014. If this doesn't perform well, quite honestly I blame the first one and the five year wait. I'm hoping momentum picks up.
The Hollywood Reporter, Variety and Forbes are all reporting that Godzilla: King of the Monsters is tracking for a $50-55 million opening weekend. A far cry from the $90+ million of the first movie and Skull Island's $61 million debut.
Each of these sources claim that number could rise in the coming weeks due to one last marketing push.
