Chiggs
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Can't we say that for most movies featuring them?
Yes, but wow at this one. Just unbelievably dumb.
Can't we say that for most movies featuring them?
You make Bryan Canston's character the protagonist and then you'd have to make even more contrived excuses as to why he keeps facing the MUTOs and Godzilla. Going with the soldier was the right decision for the kind of set pieces they wanted to make.
I can't really say, as I feel they're always this dumb.Yes, but wow at this one. Just unbelievably dumb.
I wouldn't have minded contrived if Cranston was the main character, LOL.
I do hope to see King Gidorah in a future movie bur I wonder how goofy they are willing to get with the story. Isn't he always an alien monster? Would they be willing to introduce aliens?
I do hope to see King Gidorah in a future movie bur I wonder how goofy they are willing to get with the story. Isn't he always an alien monster? Would they be willing to introduce aliens?
I specifically remember Edwards in an interview stating a moment like that doesn't happen in the film, so when it did happen I was surprised.what did you guys think of the moment whereGodzilla's eye meets Ford and they share a moment?
And then we sue the shit out of him afterwards right?Someone should dub in Pharoahe Monce saying "get the fuck up! Simon says get the fuck up!" during the fight scenes
what did you guys think of the moment whereGodzilla's eye meets Ford and they share a moment?
I loved it.Godzilla looked just like a wounded animal in the wild. It wasn't cheesy at all.
That is pretty much the exactly how I feel. Except I was two years old and with my grandfather when I first saw a Godzilla film. I even carried around that Official Godzilla Compendium every day to school from 2nd grade until 9th grade.So there are things that you grow up with as a kid that make a huge impact on you and that you carry around for the rest of your adult life in small ways. Godzilla was something I watched with my dad when I was around 8 and it launched a obsession of the big G that to this day is still something really dear to me. When you really love something that much you invariably spend a lot of time imagining your perfect Godzilla movie. When I saw the trailers for the 1998 monstrosity I played out scenario after scenario of bad assadry that I was likely going to see. Of course I never saw one of those things I imagined, not even the half of it. Then you realize no one will ever make that movie. Because no one will ever think about just how awesome a good Godzilla movie could really be. Imagine the dumb shock on my face as I left the theater tonight.
Edwards you brilliant bastard you have done the impossible. You paid homage and deep respect to the soul of what is a Godzilla movie while dreaming up was to make him better than ever before. All I could while watching it was - "This is a perfect Godzilla movie. I could have never thought up something this great."
Awesome Movie.
what did you guys think of the moment whereGodzilla's eye meets Ford and they share a moment?
That is pretty much the exactly how I feel. Except I was two years old and with my grandfather when I first saw a Godzilla film. I even carried around that Official Godzilla Compendium every day to school from 2nd grade until 9th grade.
Loved it.
The thing that Edwards nails about Godzilla is though he is a unstoppable force of destruction and terror you love him but you don't love him like King King or other creatures with strong anthropomorphism. You love him because there is this subtle understanding that he isn't going to be your friend but he doesn't mind taking out the trash while he is up smashing everything to hell and when he is done the real threat will be over with and he can go back and take a nap.
Godzilla is like an old man who just wants those damn kids to get off his lawn.
Excellent, that's all I really needed to hear. And I can tell from the trailers that this Godzilla will have the best cinematography of any Godzilla movie that's not '54 (and could very well top that as well, although the stark black and white imagery of the original lends itself to a different visual tone than what it looks like Edwards and Garvey are going for).
My ex just told me thatCranston's character dies?
Is this true? I haven't seen the movie yet
My ex just told me thatCranston's character dies?
Is this true? I haven't seen the movie yet
Saw it with my wife last night and we BOTH loved it.
Thefinal kill with the energy blast down the female Muto's throat was so fucking BADASS, my whole theater started clapping and 'ohhh-ing'.
I must say this might be the most humourless blockbuster I've seen in the last five years. I'm not sure there was a single joke in the whole thing, and of course only about two scenes of happiness.
Yea, everybody in the movie theater started cheering and clapping at that moment. Awesome movie.I loved the scenewhere he makes a final decisive attack and spits that hot atomic fire straight down the female muto's throat.
Just got home from seeing it in IMAX. I think Pacific Rim was an overall better film, but Godzilla was more badass than any monster in PR.
Has Godzilla always been "the good guy?"
How are the box office numbers looking for Big G?
Edit: Now that I think about it, the first time Ken Watanabe saida bunch of people in my theater laughed. What the hell is up with that? Is that line funny?"Godzilla"
it was alright. bryan cranston was the only character that garnered any interest from me. the rest of them were pretty boring.
godzilla looked great though and it was a fun flick. probably won't watch again but it wasn't bad.