I don't remember where I saw the headline, but apparently Japanese fans are calling the new Godzilla "fat".
"Pigzilla" has been thrown around too. Also comments about his small head too
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The picture above came from the art book and will be what people see on the big screen
I don't remember where I saw the headline, but apparently Japanese fans are calling the new Godzilla "fat".
"Pigzilla" has been thrown around too. Also comments about his small head too
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The picture above came from the art book and will be what people see on the big screen
The head of the second one seems better proportioned. I haven't seen either of those two in stores--who offers them?
Buy our cars so Godzilla doesn't eat you?
It's a shame that movies these days are so expensive that they all have to embrace commercial tie-ins all over the place. This movie is trying to re-establish Godzilla as a serious franchise, something that would be a hard sell in America because we've rarely seen the darker and more dramatic films in the series, except in toned-down and edited versions. So giving us tie-in commercials that treat Godzilla as a joke (like this one and the Snickers commercial), even before the movie has come out, don't help set the right tone.
Don't get me wrong -- there's nothing wrong with having a little fun with Godzilla in advertising. The old ad of Godzilla playing one-on-one with a giant Charles Barkley is still fondly remembered. But it would be better if such ads could come out after the movie rather than before.
So giving us tie-in commercials that treat Godzilla as a joke (like this one and the Snickers commercial The old ad of Godzilla playing one-on-one with a giant Charles Barkley.
Yeah, the one for the Snickers ad really evokes the original 1954 design.
Sincerely,
Bill
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