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Re: Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - May 16, 2014

There was nothing to notice in 60s - 70s kids movies :lol

The fact that they used Godzilla for those is insulting and nothing more.
 
Re: Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - May 16, 2014

It's better, but not for today and not for US reboot.
He wasn't King of the Monsters back there in 1954 and he's def not now.

Tagline should carry scale AND implication of the tragedy that is Godzilla.

So who is king now?
 
Re: Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - May 16, 2014

So who is king now?
No one :lol
Monster movies are a thing of the past.
If this new "Godzilla" not gonna draw itself out and create a spin then this genre as a worldwide phenomenon will finally die.

It is 50/50 situation, like with comic book movies in 2000 :)
 
Re: Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - May 16, 2014

New synopsis I've come across at Tohokingdom.

Giant monsters are always a welcome addition to a movie year, and particularly when someone decides to take the genre seriously. Gareth Edwards pulled off a minor miracle with his no-budget movie "Monsters," and this film keeps has in common with that one is the solid emphasis on character over spectacle. Cranston plays a nuclear power expert who is involved in a disastrous incident in Japan that leads to a meltdown of a plant that kills thousands, including his wife. A decade later, his name disgraced, he realizes that a similar accident is about to happen again, and he and his step-kids (Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen) get caught up in what turns out to be a series of giant monsters awakening, including the titular icon. The first trailer for the film was haunting and mysterious, and if Edwards can capture the awe of seeing these beasts walk the earth in his whole film, this might be something very special.
 
Re: Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - May 16, 2014

Sounds like it may work. Like I said, as long it it's taken seriously it should be a good movie, or at the very least not suck to much. :lol
 
Re: Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - May 16, 2014

It's better, but not for today and not for US reboot.
He wasn't King of the Monsters back there in 1954 and he's def not now.

Tagline should carry scale AND implication of the tragedy that is Godzilla.

Personally could care less about taglines. Would rather it had none..

However Godzilla was, is and always will be King of the Monsters :)

godzilla_by_tracer67-d6y1ref.jpg
 
Re: Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - May 16, 2014

New synopsis I've come across at Tohokingdom.

Giant monsters are always a welcome addition to a movie year, and particularly when someone decides to take the genre seriously. Gareth Edwards pulled off a minor miracle with his no-budget movie "Monsters," and this film keeps has in common with that one is the solid emphasis on character over spectacle. Cranston plays a nuclear power expert who is involved in a disastrous incident in Japan that leads to a meltdown of a plant that kills thousands, including his wife. A decade later, his name disgraced, he realizes that a similar accident is about to happen again, and he and his step-kids (Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen) get caught up in what turns out to be a series of giant monsters awakening, including the titular icon. The first trailer for the film was haunting and mysterious, and if Edwards can capture the awe of seeing these beasts walk the earth in his whole film, this might be something very special.

F uk u shima but with monsters

Personally could care less about taglines. Would rather it had none..

However Godzilla was, is and always will be King of the Monsters :)

godzilla_by_tracer67-d6y1ref.jpg

awesome poster

Taglines are cheap. :nono

If Taglines were girls, I would date one. :lol
 
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Re: Legendary Pictures' GODZILLA - May 16, 2014

Godzilla license just announced in the '12 Days.' Even though we knew it was coming, it's nice knowing that we're one step closer.
 
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