We might actually get a Godzilla fight scene with the sun shining.
Legendary's Godzilla 2 & beyond - News & Rumors
- Thread starter Kai "the spy"
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I didn't expect that
I assume then that you haven't watched many classic Kaiju movies then?
Now you gave away the ending.
Io9 has a very brief new teaser that was posted online by the movie's official Twitter account. I'm assuming "Change is Nature" is going to be the tagline. Did they show the Monsterverse logo in any of their other trailers?
A poster at last, and the trailer arrives on Sunday.
Yeah, although it's as a shame we won't be able to see it on the big screen as it was intended. That's where such kind of entertainment is best served.
I'm going to be seeing it on the big screen. When I went to see the last one, the theater was almost empty. I expect the same thing this time so I have no fear of sick people.
It's not just about the risk others pose to you, it's about the risk you pose to others. An asymptomatic person can be infected without knowing it and transmit the disease to many other people. COVID precautions are not about self-interest, they're about our responsibility to everyone around us.
Looks like there might be some juice left in anticipation of this movie
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1353402636859543552
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1353402636859543552
I plan to isolate myself for some time before. And like I said, when I went to both Skull Island and King of the Monsters the theaters were almost deserted. I guess no one here cares about this franchise. So I'm sure that when theaters are operating at limited capacity I'll be pretty much the only one there. It'll probably be safer than going to the shops.
Question: Why is Kong so much bigger in this movie than Skull Island?
Answer: He gruesome.
I found Chandler deeply unimpressive in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and I'm not eager to see him return. It was one of those movies where the writers just assumed the white male lead automatically deserved to be the center of attention and therefore neglected to make him remotely as interesting or likeable as the other characters around him.
The previous movies in this series established that Godzilla's role in the Monsterverse continuity is as a protector of the Earth, a benevolent kaiju who maintains the natural balance -- much like Gamera's role in the 1990s trilogy. So it's consistent that something must be wrong if he's suddenly turned villainous.
Answer: He gruesome.
Kyle, Kyle... this is the big-budget franchise you signed on to?
I found Chandler deeply unimpressive in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and I'm not eager to see him return. It was one of those movies where the writers just assumed the white male lead automatically deserved to be the center of attention and therefore neglected to make him remotely as interesting or likeable as the other characters around him.
The previous movies in this series established that Godzilla's role in the Monsterverse continuity is as a protector of the Earth, a benevolent kaiju who maintains the natural balance -- much like Gamera's role in the 1990s trilogy. So it's consistent that something must be wrong if he's suddenly turned villainous.
