I have legitimately wanted to see a movie about a 50-meter Godzilla re-emerging in present day, dwarfed by modern cities, for a long time.Gerdzerl wrote:*50-meter Godzilla image*
Going off of this, the second form (A.K.A. Kaiju B) seems to be about this big.
You'd think one of the multiple meanings behind "Shin" in Shin Gojira would be a solid hint, but that's apparently not the case.NSZ wrote:You people keep using this term. I don't think it means what you think it means.KotM311 wrote:^^
Very True Maverick
Cool idea, but not Godzilla. What a move if the real Godzilla fought this thing, it´s like the Icon he became fighting the horror he was meant to be.
ScrumpBump wrote:Kong is Ness and Skull Island is apart of Undertale.BARAGONBREH wrote:What a crap "theory". It's a great time to be alive though, I guess. Buy yourself a MacBook, spout some BS and post it on YouTube and you can make a buncha money.
Gib money.
LamangoKaijura wrote:"Where the hell did I park? I could have sworn it was by Shibuya."Zilla103192 wrote:I like the overall design, but a few things bother me.
Like, why does he walk with his hands facing palm up? That looks so awkward.
The plot twist is Godzilla's just looking for his damn car. His hands are facing palm up as if telling the world 'What the skreeonk'
The reused tracks don't bother me, but I am a bit curious as to how Showa stock explosions are going to mesh with this film. It could end up being hella cool, or really tacky, who knows.Rodan wrote:Ooooon the topic of the actual movie, the only major element that I find off-putting as a concept so far is the use of stock soundtracks and sound effects.
I'm very curious to see how those integrate with the rest of the film. With the right mindset, in a film that's very embracing of its meta qualities as a hallmark entry in a larger series, they could be cool. But I have a lot of trepidation about their use in a film that appears to otherwise aim to be serious and self-contained, especially when the score specific to the movie is so good and up to modern recording standards.
The sound effects, especially, in the Showa movies, are many things, but realistic they are not. Again, I want to see how this plays out. As an idea, though, it seems a little alienating to most audiences in the interest of some nods toward longtime fans -- nods which, as a major fan, I'd happily trade away for a more internally consistent film.
From what I'm hearing it's about on par with G14. Not a whole lot.khornethekaiju wrote:Hi all! long time lurker, I decided to make an account and start posting to learn more about what may be the most (in my opinion of course) exciting godzilla movie since godzilla 2000
that said can someone please tell me that shin goji gets more screentime than g14?
SpaceG92 wrote:
<=25% joke. >=75% topic. Even then - that's pushing it.
That's strange... considering the fact he has multiple forms and doesn't have to share the film with other kaiju, you'd think Shin would get a bit more screentime then what Legendary got in G'14 (Which I didn't have too much of a problem with outside of the Hawaii cut-away). Budget can't have been an issue, could it? No, I doubt that. Maybe just an artistic choice...?Godzilla21 wrote:From what I'm hearing it's about on par with G14. Not a whole lot.khornethekaiju wrote:Hi all! long time lurker, I decided to make an account and start posting to learn more about what may be the most (in my opinion of course) exciting godzilla movie since godzilla 2000
that said can someone please tell me that shin goji gets more screentime than g14?
well I've been following the thread, and people aren't really quantifying his screentime, I just find it hard to believe that two embryonic forms, a second landfall, confrontation, rampaging, cooldown, b-role of him walking and being scary, reawakening and rampaging again, and then having the final fight could culminate in 7 mins of screen time (that's how much g14 had)Godzilla21 wrote:From what I'm hearing it's about on par with G14. Not a whole lot.khornethekaiju wrote:Hi all! long time lurker, I decided to make an account and start posting to learn more about what may be the most (in my opinion of course) exciting godzilla movie since godzilla 2000
that said can someone please tell me that shin goji gets more screentime than g14?
my bad, thanks for correcting me, but I think my point stands....not substantial especially considering g14 spends a lot of that time partially concealed by dust closing doors or smudged goggles.Lycankiin-117 wrote:^ Actually... it was 8 minutes... just kinda had to correct ya.
Oh yeah, your point still totally stands. The screentime doesn't really bother me, outside of the hawaii cut-away, but I can understand the hate for it. Anyway, better not go too off-topic.khornethekaiju wrote:my bad, thanks for correcting me, but I think my point stands....not substantial especially considering g14 spends a lot of that time partially concealed by dust closing doors or smudged goggles.Lycankiin-117 wrote:^ Actually... it was 8 minutes... just kinda had to correct ya.
hey buddy, if that's how you like godzilla, this might not be the godzilla movie for you, it's kinda scary, he isn't really evil in it but he does end up hurting a lot of people, so maybe save it for later on, when your mom thinks you're readyGodzillaFanBoy2003 wrote:my mom saw the trailer before i did and she thinks she should watch it before i do to make sure it isnt too scary! i had bad night terrors over that one movie with godzilla and his white eyes that was too scary and violent! i wish godzilla could be more friendly toward humans and othre monster
Yeah, I'd wait until you're older buddy: Shin, even from trailers alone, is making GMK look tame.GodzillaFanBoy2003 wrote:my mom saw the trailer before i did and she thinks she should watch it before i do to make sure it isnt too scary! i had bad night terrors over that one movie with godzilla and his white eyes that was too scary and violent! i wish godzilla could be more friendly toward humans and othre monster
I'm assuming you're old enough to join the forum, so I don't see why this should scare the shit out of you or anything. The film from what I've seen and heard seems to be one of the most darkest and disturbing films in the franchise, but still not something that'll scar any 14+ year olds.GodzillaFanBoy2003 wrote:my mom saw the trailer before i did and she thinks she should watch it before i do to make sure it isnt too scary! i had bad night terrors over that one movie with godzilla and his white eyes that was too scary and violent! i wish godzilla could be more friendly toward humans and othre monster
