Is "Godzilla, King of the Monsters" Art?

This conversation can go many places, but to keep it short I think many movies can be considered "art" for specific aspects-- And with that reasoning, I find several Godzilla movies "artistic".

But in a fairly mundane point of view of the subject, at least with how I think you want it answered, yes. The original Gojira, could be considered art for the reasons you've writtn and many, many others. When it was re-released early this year in theaters you would only find it in "art-house" motion picture venues. So if that says anything for a more official answer, then why not?

But the reality of your question is a very...eh... 'broad' subject open for interpretation in and of itself. We could argue the merits of art until we've died and not even reached whether or not Godzilla is.

i consider it art aside from what you and Gman saidd, the filming and the special efects are simple but preety spectacular, and the proces of making miniatures is an art itself

I mean isn't every movie technically art?

the proces of making miniatures is an art itself

You're beating around the right bush with this comment. If more people keep searching, they'll find the key to the whole genre in it.

I'll probably be asking making more topics like this one on the forums. I was wondering if that would be interesting to any of you guys?

Well this is preety interesting Ariccio, more pepole need to apreaciate this tipe of Cinematography

Sorry, I had to!

Dagnabit, video embedding doesn't work! Here's a link instead:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8u7px_GzWQhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8u7px_GzWQ

Oh, M Bison! You're part of a terrible video game tie-in!

Oh! And sorry for my Muto topic. The last paragraph of that confused people, but I thought people would have gotten the joke, because I did explain it in the last couple of sentences in the last paragraph. Let's hope that confusion doesn't happen again.