Do you consider GMK Goji scary?

[HayesAJones]

Intimidating? Hell yes. Scary? Nah.

[RogueShuffler]

I mean I would probably have the same reaction as that little kid if I ever saw GMK Godzilla stompin the yard in real life, but then again I'd probably shit my pants if any godzilla was stompin around. I'd say GMK is definitely the "scariest" Godzilla there is, and I think a lot of it has to do with the high, arching eye brows, the white eyes, the raised lips and brutal teeth. He just looks like hes gonna rip you to pieces.

(P.S. that first picture is now my back ground, best pic ever lol)

[Varan 1958]

GMK Godzilla has always been one of my favorite incarnations of Godzilla, but the Godzilla 2000 incarnation fits the "scary" look more than GMK Godzilla does. I really only have seen GMK Godzilla as having a massive gut when I watched it on a large TV, where I couldn't stop noticing how big his gut looked, but most of the time I watch the film on my laptop, where it doesn't look so massive.

[Gexistentialist]

Not scary. More like Uncanny Valley.

[DoctorMafune]

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IMO, Scary onscreen and scary in real life are two different things. I thought the scene in Paranormal Activity where the hapless couple saw footprints in the flour on their bedroom floor, but then realized what they didn't see, was scary... in a a fun, "creepy once you realize the implications," sort of way.

But if I'd actually been in that room, and convinced (as they were, by then) that there was something demonic in their house, I'd have felt something much more intense, and not at all "fun."

So did I ever think GMK's Godzilla was 'scary', in a cinematic way? Yes... but what made him scary only partially derived from his appearance: specifically, from the brutal jaws and his ghost-like eyes.

In combination with his head, what really made him frightening (again, movie-style frightening) was his behavior: like letting Mothra try to sneak up behind him, letting her think he was preparing to blast Tachibana's ship, out in the bay, then turning at the last moment and blasting HER: fatally, as it turned out.

Or staring down at individual human beings, and preparing to murder them with his atomic breath.

How many times in other movies has Godzilla even noticed unarmed human beings, much less paused to make certain he killed them?

One scene in G vs KG comes to mind, but even then, he didn't come across as calculatingly evil, like GMK's Godzilla does.

[TheSecondComing]

Nope.

GMKGoji has a short, alligator-like head and a frat boy's body and while both those things can be scary by themselves under the right circumstances, they don't combine well.

[GojiFan]

SPOILER ALERT

IMO, Scary onscreen and scary in real life are two different things. I thought the scene in Paranormal Activity where the hapless couple saw footprints in the flour on their bedroom floor, but then realized what they didn't see, was scary... in a a fun, "creepy once you realize the implications," sort of way.

But if I'd actually been in that room, and convinced (as they were, by then) that there was something demonic in their house, I'd have felt something much more intense, and not at all "fun."

So did I ever think GMK's Godzilla was 'scary', in a cinematic way? Yes... but what made him scary only partially derived from his appearance: specifically, from the brutal jaws and his ghost-like eyes.

In combination with his head, what really made him frightening (again, movie-style frightening) was his behavior: like letting Mothra try to sneak up behind him, letting her think he was preparing to blast Tachibana's ship, out in the bay, then turning at the last moment and blasting HER: fatally, as it turned out.

Or staring down at individual human beings, and preparing to murder them with his atomic breath.

How many times in other movies has Godzilla even noticed unarmed human beings, much less paused to make certain he killed them?

One scene in G vs KG comes to mind, but even then, he didn't come across as calculatingly evil, like GMK's Godzilla does.

Exactly. I honestly find G2K "scarier" than GMK (though neither are exactly scary looking). The eyes were a really nice touch though. What makes him the one version of Godzilla that is actually a bit creepy is how he is aware of what he is doing to people. He just didn't mindlessly run around and blast things; he targeted people specifically.

[Godzilla1989]

Scary and badass.

[Gawdziller]

I probably would find him scary if I didn't think to myself this every time I look at him...



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[Tohosaurus]

He's certainly the most eerie, ominous, intimidating, sinister, menacing, evil Godzilla to find its way into a movie. I don't know about "scary", but it's a matter of opinion anyway.

[TokyoVigilante]

I probably would find him scary if I didn't think to myself this every time I look at him...



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I lol'd good. Sad that it isn't a single picture, though.

[Silaz Lamashtu]

Scary? A lil bit^^
I think he is beautyful *blush*

[Godzilla99]

No I don't think 2001 Godzilla is scary,But I know people who think that 2001 Godzilla is creepy.

[Superrex]

When I first saw this movie in third grade,I kinda thought he was scary.Also,GMK was the second Godzilla movie I saw.If I would have seen it after watching other Godzilla movies,I probably wouldn't be as scared.

[kaiju_wars]

I really didn't ever find it scary.

Barely creepy, but mostly badass.

[Cimmerian Dragon]

I probably would find him scary if I didn't think to myself this every time I look at him...

I lol'd good. Sad that it isn't a single picture, though.

[Cinematic Kaiju]

^^ You successfully made Barney awesome.

[Living Corpse]

I never asked for this.

[King Caesar]

uh oh. Somebody forget to give Barney his hug....

[Rody]

^ Okay, that is creepy, but it's also hilarious.