(Possible *SPOILERS*) Denmark had the answer all the time!

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MemberMothra LarvaeMarch 09, 20142221 Views16 RepliesSo, there might be a few of you guys who know this, but for those of you who didnt, i am Danish. Well good for me, whats the point. Simple. I joined a danish movie site (sorta simmiliar to IMDb, only with less jerks) and i just went there and saw an article; "KINO.DK has seen five scenes from Godzilla"!
*POSSIBLE EXTREME SPOILERS -USE CAUTION READING*
The article can be found here;
http://www.kino.dk/nyheder/2014/02/eksklusivt-kinodk-har-set-5-scener-fra-godzilla
But of course its in danish, so i have taken my time to translate the article into english. Now remember guys; SPOILERS, Watch out! NOTE; These scenes are most likely not in order.
Scene 1; The nuclear power plant.
One of the film's first scene takes place in a nuclear power plant in Japan and shows Bryan Cranston's character, Joe Brody, living out a man's worst nightmare when he suddenly stands in the middle of an earthquake without being able to find the disaster epicenter. Brody's wife (Juliette Binoche) is part of the team to identify the problem. The events that follow are a thrilling race against time, and Cranston gets to live out all of his emotions and reveal his already celebrated talent.The set up reminds of us claustrophobic films like 'Outbreak' and 'China Syndrome', and with Cranston and Binoche in the center of the stage was so effective that the undersigned was moist eyes.
Scene 2; THE LIE (DUN DUN DUN)
15 years later on the same plant. Brody is back, but now worn and old, bitter and manic. He is being interrogated and is trying with his full lungs to reveal the concealed truth. Something is out there and it will throw us back to the Stone Age!
Scene 3; The monster of death.
From now most this movie tis like an epidemic thriller and a conspiracy drama, Godzilla is now out in the unadulterated disaster movie with spielberg-like elements. We follow Brody's son, the soldier Ford (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), located in Hawaii. He sits in a subway when the power suddenly goes.
At the same time on the beach have a little girl spotted something in the sea, and a giant shark fin breaking the surface. The references to Steven Spielberg is eye-catching and effective. Three seconds later, the chaos of sirens, destruction and mass exodus from the menu. What emerges from the depths, we must not disclose, but we can make it clear that size does matter in Gareth Edwards reinterpretation.
Scene 4; The Bridge.
"Is the bridge clear"? Brody's millitary leader is screaming into his walkie talkie before he sends his men through a tunnel and over a bridge. The answer is a prehistoric roar, and soon the military unit stands face to face with its massive enemy. The scene is a classic set piece of stunning effects, minimal dialogue and plenty of action, but stands out through an impressive soundtrack and an uncanny correlation between the tiny human nature and comprehensive format. Human or ant? Hard to see in this new version.
Scene 5; The HALO jump.
We have already seen most of this final scene in the released teasers and trailers. But with the extremely successful, epic undertones it is not difficult to understand why the scene with parachuting are also shown today. We guarantee that any anime or manga fanboy will get goosebumps when the dark night sky penetrated by red smoke arrows, for every soldier who throws himself against the big monster.
Godzilla gets Danish premiere on 15 May
So guys, what do you think about all this cool info? And before anyone starts questioning the legitimacy, this is a big, official site ala IMDb, they dont fake screenings like that.
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