Probability of a February 7th Trailer

There is literally no way they will show godzilla before the lego movie. That lego movie will have kids 4,5,6,7 years old in there and this godzilla will scare the shit out of them. I would be pissed if my 7yr old saw that. She would have nighmares lol

You know, when I went to see the Michael Bay Transformers movie back in 2007, I saw a Cloverfield trailer before the film.

The Transformers movie is aimed towards a wide demographic, children and adults alike, whilst Cloverfield is obviously an adult giant monster movie, so take that how you will in relation to the new Godzilla trailer...

BOO! @ Mikeynamez

never knew it worked like this. you really have an awesome job. it would be really cool if you did this. i really think most kids would be like " oh my god mom can we see it?!" we give kids a little less credit than they deserve when it comes to being able to take a movie like this. i watched the lost world jurassic park when i was 4 and im okay. infact it got me into dinosaurs. 

I  know this is just me but personally I saw Jurassic Park when I was 4 and my first Godzilla movie when I was 6... it does have a darker tone but considering how many little kids I see in every Hobbit movie/Avengers movie/Transformers movie that comes out I feel like it may not be as out of the demographic as you may think.  Heck I saw the Patriot when I was 8 because my parents wanted me to have a better understanding of what war is.  There will be obviously toys marketting the film to kids and heck, I remember when I was 6 that ID4 (Independence Day) was the coolest thing ever.  Just throwing in my 2 cents... never underestimate what parents will let their children see. 

i watched soo many intense movies when i was a kid.  i also saw jurassic park really early, i was probably like two the first time i saw it. i king of the monsters when i was just one, teh crazy thing is, it stuck with me so well that i still remember it almost 17 years later. so i don't think that all kids will be scared of a godzilla trailer, especially a trailer. of course there are even a few that were older kids that had nightmares over wallas and gromit LOL. if they had seen the new godzilla they would pee their pants. so this seems to be  a really tough call to me.

@DOGGIEZILLA lol I'm just saying it doesn't make sense from a marketing standpoint.  Your going to see other animated kid friendly movies with The Lego Movie.  Godzilla will most likely be attached to 300.

Just because a trailer may be released online doesn't automatically mean it will be attached to a movie. The X-Men: Days of Future Past trailer wasn't attached to anything until a week or two after it came online.

It could be an internet exclusive trailer that won't be shipped to theaters until later. Which makes sense to capitalize on the other, shorter trailers being released online today during the Super Bowl.

Plus, if Godzilla is going to be advertised during the Olympics, it might be a trailer that will be used/spliced for that broadcast.

I used to watch the first Jurassic Park almost every week and that's the reason, I love dinosaurs but, the only thing that scarred me for a while, was Gollum from LOTR. But, that didn't stop me from watching films oh, no! If a kid saw that trailer, they would say "Holy crap! That.... was.... AWESOME!" They watched the Avengers and no kid was scarred nor the Hobbit.

@MOSTER MOVIEGUY Kids get scared at the avengers you must be joking lol.

its made to blow both kids and Adult mind

I wouldn't be surprsied if there was a trailer in front of the Lego Movie. 

Speaking of the Avengers, there was a trailer for a Pixar movie and a Disney animated movie before it, there was also a trailer for Prometheus before it. Two fo those three went on to be PG rated and aimed at younger audiences. Prometheus went on to get a strong R rating. 

I've seen plenty of kids movies have previews of strong PG-13 movies in front of them.

I've even seen some kids movies have R rated movies previewed in front of them! (That could be a lousy choice of the projector...choosing R rated advertisements in front of kids movies.) 

It's not out of question.

And, the fact that both the Lego movie and Godzilla are both being distributed by Warner Bros. it really only makes sense in my honest opinion. 

People forget that children are Godzilla's target audience, no matter how serious the films are, at the end of the day, we all got into godzilla as children and a whole new generation will with this new film.

So I think it'll be subjective to which projectionist does what-- we are also talking about the NEW trailer, which might not be as grimdark as the teaser trailer. I think this guy's words hold a lot of water. 

@ Mikeynamez You got a good point, but why would they make a Godzilla toy for ages 5 and up? Maybe there trying to get every age group.

There's always the possibility they'll release one tomorrow, 100 days till the movie releases. I'm not quite sure, I do know they said keep an eye out in the coming weeks, so we'll see something soon!