Godzilla can only chase Ghidorah but never catch because he doesn’t have the range. That’s a rule now.Dr. Professor wrote:I'd be down as skreeonk for a Rian Johnson Godzilla film. *throws smoke pellet at the ground and disappears before I can get my ass kicked*
Damn smoke pellets!Dr. Professor wrote:I'd be down as skreeonk for a Rian Johnson Godzilla film. *throws smoke pellet at the ground and disappears before I can get my ass kicked*
A ghost kaiju that is attracted by fear and has split personalities.Grievous wrote:Damn smoke pellets!Dr. Professor wrote:I'd be down as skreeonk for a Rian Johnson Godzilla film. *throws smoke pellet at the ground and disappears before I can get my ass kicked*
He got away!
I guess I can't be too critical...
I'd be down for a M. Night Shyamalan directed Godzilla film...
on the condition he doesn't mess with Godzilla as a character
too much.
I wonder what kind of original kaiju M.Night would cook up?
Or it turns out that in the end the entire film takes place in a petri dish...KaijuCanuck wrote:A ghost kaiju that is attracted by fear and has split personalities.
HA HA HA. I MADE A JOKE. DID YOU GET IT. DID YOU GET THE JOKE.
DID YOUUUUUUUUUUU??????????????????????????
Man am I tired right now...
A ghost kaiju as in a kaiju you can't see? Cause that's what I'd expect after he swapped the giant, rampaging ocean spirit monster out for a big wave that didn't even touch anyone in The Last Airbender. I really don't mind Shyamalan, but man idk what it is with him and his aversion to action scenes.KaijuCanuck wrote:A ghost kaiju that is attracted by fear and has split personalities.Grievous wrote:Damn smoke pellets!Dr. Professor wrote:I'd be down as skreeonk for a Rian Johnson Godzilla film. *throws smoke pellet at the ground and disappears before I can get my ass kicked*
He got away!
I guess I can't be too critical...
I'd be down for a M. Night Shyamalan directed Godzilla film...
on the condition he doesn't mess with Godzilla as a character
too much.
I wonder what kind of original kaiju M.Night would cook up?
HA HA HA. I MADE A JOKE. DID YOU GET IT. DID YOU GET THE JOKE.
DID YOUUUUUUUUUUU??????????????????????????
Man am I tired right now...
Because he's not an "action" director...he is more about atmosphere & tension.Dr. Professor wrote: A ghost kaiju as in a kaiju you can't see? Cause that's what I'd expect after he swapped the giant, rampaging ocean spirit monster out for a big wave that didn't even touch anyone in The Last Airbender. I really don't mind Shyamalan, but man idk what it is with him and his aversion to action scenes.
He and Edwards must've been in the same film classDr. Professor wrote:A ghost kaiju as in a kaiju you can't see? Cause that's what I'd expect after he swapped the giant, rampaging ocean spirit monster out for a big wave that didn't even touch anyone in The Last Airbender. I really don't mind Shyamalan, but man idk what it is with him and his aversion to action scenes.KaijuCanuck wrote:A ghost kaiju that is attracted by fear and has split personalities.Grievous wrote: Damn smoke pellets!
He got away!
I guess I can't be too critical...
I'd be down for a M. Night Shyamalan directed Godzilla film...
on the condition he doesn't mess with Godzilla as a character
too much.
I wonder what kind of original kaiju M.Night would cook up?
HA HA HA. I MADE A JOKE. DID YOU GET IT. DID YOU GET THE JOKE.
DID YOUUUUUUUUUUU??????????????????????????
Man am I tired right now...
You're right. I just don't get why he'd look at a martial arts based TV series and think "Hmm... I should direct a live action adaption of this!" Again, I don't dislike him at all. I just really don't understand how he made that decision.Grievous wrote:Because he's not an "action" director...he is more about atmosphere & tension.Dr. Professor wrote: A ghost kaiju as in a kaiju you can't see? Cause that's what I'd expect after he swapped the giant, rampaging ocean spirit monster out for a big wave that didn't even touch anyone in The Last Airbender. I really don't mind Shyamalan, but man idk what it is with him and his aversion to action scenes.
You see...Edwards knew exactly what he was doing with Godzilla 2014...and its notGojira18 wrote:He and Edwards must've been in the same film class
Yeah...& GINO/Godzilla 1998 will never go away either...Gojira18 wrote:But in all seriousness, Shyamalan has made some decent stuff recently with Split. But TLA is something that'll never go away
You're right. I just don't get why he'd look at a martial arts based TV series and thinkDr. Professor wrote: Because he's not an "action" director...he is more about atmosphere & tension.
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Hang on...I can't type word bitch?KaijuCanuck wrote:^Damn, that’s a speculation and half right there bud. skreeonking right thats a speculation in this thread regarding Godzilla 2 which had no spoilers. skreeonk yeah!!
You're being far too generous! They'll be saying there hasn't been a decent Godzilla film since 1968.Grievous wrote: I speculate that I will enjoy the film while others nitpick it to death &
bitch & moan that there hasn't been a decent Godzilla film since 1991.
Oh yeah...you make a fair pointDr. Professor wrote:You're being far too generous! They'll be saying there hasn't been a decent Godzilla film since 1968.Grievous wrote: I speculate that I will enjoy the film while others nitpick it to death &
skreeonk & moan that there hasn't been a decent Godzilla film since 1991.
And that's really only if they're having a good day.Grievous wrote:Oh yeah...you make a fair pointDr. Professor wrote:You're being far too generous! They'll be saying there hasn't been a decent Godzilla film since 1968.Grievous wrote: I speculate that I will enjoy the film while others nitpick it to death &
skreeonk & moan that there hasn't been a decent Godzilla film since 1991.
Sorry for the oversight.
Grievous wrote:You see...Edwards knew exactly what he was doing with Godzilla 2014...and its notGojira18 wrote:He and Edwards must've been in the same film class
his fault that some viewers lacked the patience & understanding that if you keep
showing two or three monsters smacking the scales off of each other...it will eventually
get boring.
I use Man of Steel as the perfect example of this.
Godzilla 2014 was fine.
If it was too subtle for you...go watch a Michael Bay film.
Yeah...& GINO/Godzilla 1998 will never go away either...Gojira18 wrote:But in all seriousness, Shyamalan has made some decent stuff recently with Split. But TLA is something that'll never go away
What's your point?
You're right. I just don't get why he'd look at a martial arts based TV series and thinkDr. Professor wrote: Because he's not an "action" director...he is more about atmosphere & tension.
"Hmm... I should direct a live action adaption of this!" Again, I don't dislike him at all. I
just really don't understand how he made that decision.
1. That Edwards jab was a joke. I enjoyed Godzilla 2014.I think it was simply a case of "I never done that before...I'll give it a try."
That's one of the main reasons I respect M.Night as a filmmaker...he is
always looking to do something different...or he was...until he realized
his own "Superhero Universe" had some untapped potential.
Seriously...I'm so hyped for Glass.
Anyway...what thread is this?
*Checks*
Oh yeah...
I speculate that I will enjoy the film while others nitpick it to death &
skreeonk & moan that there hasn't been a decent Godzilla film since 1991.
How's that for a speculation?
1). My response was also a joke.Gojira18 wrote: 1. That Edwards jab was a joke. I enjoyed Godzilla 2014.
2. I'm just stating the damage to Shyamalan's track record has already been done.
3. I actually loved most of the more recent Godzilla films after 1991. And I hope I enjoy KOTM. I just want it to be the best movie it can be is all.
Yup.Dr. Professor wrote: I probably couldn't count on my fingers the amount of people I've heard refer to G98 as the first Godzilla movie.
He'd do something unexpected which is somehow unacceptable.Dr. Professor wrote:I'd be down as skreeonk for a Rian Johnson Godzilla film. *throws smoke pellet at the ground and disappears before I can get my ass kicked*
Shadowfyre wrote:Everything you say sucks all the time.
gottatalktothefake wrote:I’m kinda disappointed, I just expected to LOVE it. I just thought it was an alright 6/10.
I actually meant there are too many people like that for me to count on my fingers.BARAGONBREH wrote:Yup.Dr. Professor wrote: I probably couldn't count on my fingers the amount of people I've heard refer to G98 as the first Godzilla movie.
Most people know about cheesy, man-in-a-rubber-suit Godzilla.
Some people want to believe their interest is more obscure, and therefore somehow elite, than it actually is.
