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Legendary's Godzilla 2 & beyond - News & Rumors

Its funny, I'm sitting here in the break room having lunch, watching the trailer on my phone and all of a sudden I've got three of my coworkers standing over my shoulder going, 'Is that what I think it is?' And cheering and saying 'Awesome'. So it's definitely doing what it set out to do.
 
New MonsterArt figures coming

https://news.toyark.com/2021/01/26/s-h-monsterarts-godzilla-vs-kong-figures-announced-416093

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I'm a bit sad Kong's axe wasn't made by Eitri ;)

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He basically took one of Godzilla's Dorsal fins and crafted an axe
 
Holy shit, they have to cheat so much to make Kong seem even slightly competitive. First they had to make him a lot bigger, then they turned him into an ape from Planet of the Apes based on his building a fucking axe. He can't build fucking hand axes, and even if he did they couldn't block/absorb Godzilla's beam. also, Godzilla could just drag the ape into the water and drown him. The movie was always going to be bad, but its pretty pathetic how bad it looks even just based on the trailer.
Making an axe like that isn't that ridiculous, sticking one of Godzilla's dorsal blades through a tree or whatever, isn't really that far off from the kind of tools real world apes make.
 
There's that shot in the trailer with Kong about to cleave Godzilla's skull with that thing and Goji is "nuking" it with his atomic breath. I suspect if any biological matter could "resist" his "nuclear loogies", I'd say one of his dorsal plates might do it. The bone "handle"? Who knows? Could be that part get vaporized and the dorsal plate goes spinning like a Cessna sized Frisbee. Or the bone might be from the skeleton of another Goji type Kaiju and thus deflect those energies better. Regardless, it'll be neat to discover what happens!
 
That's what I meant.

Edit: Just watched the German trailer (same footage, don't get your hopes up), and they said "Only in theaters" at the end. So, while theaters are still shut down, and will be until at least February 14th, they seem intent on not selling it to a streaming service available in Germany (as they haven't done with WW84, either). I am looking forward to see the movie on the big screen, even if it takes a bit longer.

Edit, again: Bumped to March 31. Maybe they should announce the date only after deciding on it? I mean, will they bump it another week next Tuesday?
 
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Making an axe like that isn't that ridiculous, sticking one of Godzilla's dorsal blades through a tree or whatever, isn't really that far off from the kind of tools real world apes make.
There's that shot in the trailer with Kong about to cleave Godzilla's skull with that thing and Goji is "nuking" it with his atomic breath. I suspect if any biological matter could "resist" his "nuclear loogies", I'd say one of his dorsal plates might do it. The bone "handle"? Who knows? Could be that part get vaporized and the dorsal plate goes spinning like a Cessna sized Frisbee. Or the bone might be from the skeleton of another Goji type Kaiju and thus deflect those energies better. Regardless, it'll be neat to discover what happens!
Didn't they mention an ancient war in the trailer? The Ax might be a relict from that time.
The plate might not even be from Godzilla. It could be from a dead ancestor. The bone as well.
How dare you guys bring logic to the situation! :lol:
 
Okay, first things first, apparently there's an anime titled "Skull Island" set in the MonsterVerse coming from Legendary and Powerhouse Animation. So, that's cool.

But a bit juicy is the fact that it will be on Netflix.

Tomb Raider, Kong: Skull Island Anime Series Land At Netflix

Seems like, though WB could work out a deal good enough for Legendary not to go to court, Legendary might still be soured on WB. This could have been on HBO Max, after all.
 
Pretty big failure on NBCUniversal's part not to secure those series for Peacock, since they've partnered with Legendary on all of those properties.
 
Pacific Rim, Kong and Godzilla are WB, so they would go to HBO Max, not Peacock.
 
Pacific Rim, Kong and Godzilla are WB, so they would go to HBO Max, not Peacock.
Yeah, I got myself mixed up because Jurassic World and Pacific Rim: Uprising were done with Universal (although the first Pacific Rim was a Legendary co-production with WB) while the Kong/Godzilla films are Legendary Pictures productions that they teamed up with WB to make (Legendary, not WB, are the ones licensing the Godzilla rights from Toho). Apparently Kong: Skull Island also started as a co-production with Universal, but Legendary moved it over to WB to create the shared universe with Godzilla.
 
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