Godzilla: Only one movie?

i wouldn't worry much about it, if it does well, i have no doubt we will get a sequel

I've no doubt about a possible sequel, I'm mostly curious to know who got Godzilla in the divorce. lol

I found it though, on several websites just now..

http://www.deadline.com/2013/08/legendary-taking-seventh-son-in-divorce-from-warner-bros/

http://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/universal-seventh-son-warner-broslegendary-divorce/

I hope legendary does keep the rights to Godzilla because Ive read that Legendary will be partnered with Universal another successful film company.

Not too sure what the significance of all this would be at this point. Things like this can change at any time as we continue forward. Right now, there is only one movie planned, but if it does well enough I see no reason why Legendary will not pursue further installments with Gareth at the helm. He's clearly got plenty of ideas to work with, and as an avid Godzilla fan we know he'll treat the Big-G right.

I say wait and see. Once the movie's come out and we know for a fact how well it's done, it likely won't be long before we find out exactly what Legendary has planned for the big guy.

Negociations for Godzilla's future can be discussed after the movie if it does well. Right now I'm not even concerned about it. I'm more concerned about this movie and if it's even worth having a sequel to. All signs point to yes, but lets not jump the gun anyway. One film at a time.

i agree with GMAN2887 we should disscuss this after this films release preferably a month.

I only hope that Toho gets back Godzilla after a while.

Why? So they can do nothing with him?

@gman2887

you do realize that mr.banno is planning a godzilla vs hedorah 2 right? but you make good points im not even going to argue about that because final wars even though i did enjoy it a little they still done nothing with him

banno DIDN'T say he was making a GvsH2, he said he would LIKE to, also what gives him a right to make a sequel of one (although dark) 70's cheesy godzilla movies, there are other godzilla movies that deserve a sequel more than hedorah. also his idea is just the worst idea for a modern godzilla movie.

yeah i guess your right about that but no offense my friend i still prefer to watch some of those old movies over some others just because i grew up watching them and im sure you did too. Also it would be nice to see the old gigan make a return in a huge way and possibly megalon or even varan

people say warner brothers will not make any more movies with legendary this will be their last film together i heard it on youtube

@BigBadBen

Banno got the rights to use Godzilla and Hedorah after Final Wars, but Toho told him they wouldn't fund or produce it. Since then Banno has actively tried to find funding for Godzilla vs. Hedorah 2 for the last 10 years. No one wanted to do it, except Legendary, but they wanted to make their own Godzilla movie. Godzilla vs. Hedorah 2 will most likely never happen and if it is made it will be an independent production. Not a Toho production.

@Godzilla1990'sRules

As of right now this is the last movie between WB and Legendary. However, right now, if a sequel were to be greenlit it could only happen if WB and Legendary agree to work together again. This means that both studios may have to renegociate their rights with Toho if they want something to happen differently. Toho is the parent company in the Godzilla agreement and they have to okay everything.

The idea of Legendary teaming up with Universal to release future Godzilla films is cool and makes a lot of sense when you consider Universal's history with movie monsters including classics such as Dracula and Frankenstein. They own the rights to all those monsters and now Godzilla will be affiliated with that classic roster as well. I just hope that Godzilla's success at the box office doesn't turn into some stupid legal battle down the line as to who has the right to the next film. I could see a scenario where Warner's legal department finds a dumb reason to take Legendary and/or Universal to court and before you know it the case is mired in a long legal battle. Hopefully that won't happen.