How can this possibly go wrong?

[JVM]

There's literally a million ways it can go wrong. The one to be concerned about now is this: the project gets canceled entirely.

Really, there isn't a script and all we know is there's a director attached. Let's not doom and gloom yet.

Not all of us are worried about that.

[GodzillaIsCool]

A movie with characters that don't blend in with Godzilla sequences. Making it like there are two different movies going on.

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If it is like Wrath of the Titans I will be frustrated. Moving from one sequence to another without giving the illusion that time has gone by from traveling from one place to another.

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Horribly filmed shaky cam action sequences. I have had enough of that now.

[shinmattiathekaiju]

So here's the idea.

What would just ruin this movie for you? What kind of changes, deviations, themes, would just tell you, 'okay, Legendary skreeonk up'? What kind of flaws are you expecting? What do you think Legendary should absolutely avoid doing at all costs? What should they not even touch?

Another GINO movie.

Or a dull movie like the Ghost Rider films.

Or a movie made in the style of Bayformers.

They know why people hated that film, I'm sure they would not repeat that mistake again.

They also showed respect for the character unlike Dean ''Godzilla is a lumbering Frankenstein down the street'' Devlin.

[tenup]

1. If this movie ends up being too American for example having an all american cast for the main characters and plot.
2. Too much focus on love interest between two of the main characters.
3. If LP continues to withhold information related to this film and the same 3 threads remain bumped on this forum.
4. Godzilla is green and has red eyes.
5. A music video featuring P Diddy

[XxComablack1937xX]

#1. The movie doesn't show enough of Godzilla
#2. Godzilla is not portrayed correctly in both actions an appearances
#3. bad dialog
#4. Annoying character's
#5. Takes itself to seriously and ends up being boring or not being serious enough that it ends up like a big joke of a film

[Living Corpse]

#5. Takes itself to seriously and ends up being boring or not being serious enough that it ends up like a big joke of a film

This.

A light hearted film can have serious moments (Spider-Man 1 & 2 were far from dark, having a lot of corny or funny moments but the deaths of people were still treated seriously showing that a fun world is not prefect and still has issues). Like wise dark films can still have light hearted moments or funny moments to give people a breather from the situation and show that even in such a messed up world it's not all bad (a few horror films like Scream do this).

If they can find a balance between the two where people can take the film serious enough to not just roll their eyes at it and call it stupid but still acknowledge how unreal it is and still have fun despite the death count...

[ScootaVaran]

DragonBall Evolution anyone?

[Sydney Aradi]

Several things can ruin the LP Godzilla reboot:

1: It becomes way too dark & cebreal with no humor (think Christopher Nolan's Batman films)
2. Godzilla doesn't get much screentime & is shows up near the final act of the film
3. Characters getting much more focus than the title character himself
4. It gets way too preachy about atomic weapons

[o.supreme]

What an open ended question

1. Godzilla is brought to life by Zebra Nazi's from Space, using non biodegradable products buried in Earths landfills
2. Godzilla has the power to shoot Giant Bananas out of his nose
3. Before he goes into the ocean Godzilla always puts on a swim suit
4. Godzilla speaks english with a voice sounding like he has always sucked too much helium

There's literally a million ways it can go wrong.

I'd say more than that, the human imagination is limitless. But all fun aside, I think as much as many fans (including myself) dislike Sony's GODZILLA, I honestly dont feel the film makers set out with malicious intent to ruin the character, they honestly tried to make a good film. It has been 14 years since that films release, and possibly 16-18 if/before we see the LP one. I have no doubt it will be better than 1998 GODZILLA. Even if the improvement is only slight (Like Comparing Incredible Hulk 2008 to HULK 2003) I would still see it as an admirable improvement, and not something I was embarrased to say I liked. I have no doubt the look and feel of the character will stay true to the Godzilla we know, as for the execution of the film itself, that remains to be seen.

[Living Corpse]

2. Godzilla has the power to shoot Giant Bananas out of his nose

Is this by any chance inspired by this gif?

[Cimmerian Dragon]

I AMA Dole MAN!

Seriously, this sells fruit in Japan?

[shinmattiathekaiju]

Is this topic supposed to be the successor of ''Biggest Worries''?

[Cinematic Kaiju]

As long as its not a repeat of 1998, not directed by Rob Zombie or horribly funny like Batman & Robin was... i'll be content

[Megaton17]

DragonBall Evolution anyone?

*projectile vomits 30 feet into the air and dies in a diarrhea induced coma*

THAT was a horrible film, it made Power Ranged look like Lord of the Rings.

Back on topic, here are my biggest fears:

1. In the style of DBE, a film that is constantly getting thrown back in development hell before turning into a low budget, badly written flop

2. A Final Wars/Revenge of the Fallen style film (or anything like the Bayformers franchise)

3. A gothic uber dark film that would make Tim Burton blush

4. A sappy "family" film. I don't want a rated R film either, maybe something with a "hard" PG 13 rating, especially in terms of violence

5. Another GINO, stripping Godzilla of all his classic traits to make a "realistic" monster. Now I'm definitely for a slimmer, more life like Godzilla, but I DON'T want an anorexic velociraptor with maple leaf spines. Godzilla should be slimmer, maybe have some more dinosaurian features here and there, but should definitely stand in a humanoid posture.

6. On the opposite end of another GINO, a purist film. What I mean is a film that is a carbon copy of the TOHO films. While I don't want to see another Zilla, I don't want to see a Heisei or GMK style Godzilla. I'm sick of people arguing that lard equals power and that rubber suits are the only way to keep the character of Godzilla intact. I know a lot of people hate the Final Wars design, but I'm definitely hoping we get something along those lines. In terms of effects, I want to see Godzilla portrayed through motion capture ala Peter Jackson's Kong.

[Living Corpse]

Final Wars actually went the right route with making slimmer suits the problem was they just wasted it on second long fights.

[JVM]

Is this topic supposed to be the successor of ''Biggest Worries''?

Kind of. I just wanted to know after the movie comes out what we're all going to bitch about, but so far most of what I'm getting is "Don't make it like the 1998 movie and it'll be fine."

[XxComablack1937xX]

Is this topic supposed to be the successor of ''Biggest Worries''?

Kind of. I just wanted to know after the movie comes out what we're all going to bitch about, but so far most of what I'm getting is "Don't make it like the 1998 movie and it'll be fine."

I don't think that's the only thing but Godzilla 1998 pretty much nailed everything every G-fan feared would happen in an American version of Godzilla.

- Lack of Godzilla
- Godzilla is not portrayed correctly in design or spirit
- Bad acting
- Bad Dialog
- Cheesy 1 liners
- boring sequences
- Godzilla baby's
- Ripping off Jurassic park
- No monster for Godzilla to battle

So Emmerich an Devlin pretty much set the bar very low for an American Godzilla film, An Toho has left the bar pretty low after most fan's being majorly disappointed with ''Godzilla: Final Wars''.

So to me Legendary would really have to want this property to fail in order to do something worse then Sony's misfire.

[Megaton17]

Final Wars actually went the right route with making slimmer suits the problem was they just wasted it on second long fights.

True.

Hopefully this film can have some great action while still having a serious and intelligent story.

While I want Godzilla to be slim, I would actually like to see a bulky enemy kaiju, especially if it's something like Ghidorah or Destoroyah.

[Living Corpse]

The suits were also made out of a new lighter material so actors had more freedom to run and not have so much strain on them.

But again GFW wasted what could have potentially been great tooth and claw action we haven't seen since the 60's films. As for the enemy, I don't mind them being slim as long as they tower over Godzilla, especially if it's King Ghidorah. The one thing that makes him stand out besides being gold and three headed is that he makes one of the largest creatures on Earth look small standing next to him.

[shinmattiathekaiju]

- No monster for Godzilla to battle

GINO was supposed to be a remake of Gojira.