What godzilla movies been lacking

[edgaguirus]

In a world with kaiju, there would be quite an arms race. Just imagine being asked to design some weapon that can take down a 200 foot tall dinosaur. It would be a challenge, but the JSDF has produced some good ideas. They may not have killed Godzilla, but they reminded Godzilla that humans can fight back.

[Living Corpse]

An anti-kaiju weapons arms race woul be pretty cool to see. Like Japan makes Mechagodzilla and the U.S. makes MOGUERA.

[edgaguirus]

Didn't that happen in a book? Japan made MG and Russia or the U.S made Moguera?

[TitanoGoji16]

An anti-kaiju weapons arms race woul be pretty cool to see. Like Japan makes Mechagodzilla and the U.S. makes MOGUERA.

[JAGzilla]

^ Slightly off-topic, but is that any good? I've been meaning to read it, but Amazon never has any cheap 'Like New' copies.

[Living Corpse]

TG, what do you think I was referencing? Too bad we never saw an arms race on film.

^ Slightly off-topic, but is that any good? I've been meaning to read it, but Amazon never has any cheap 'Like New' copies.

It is very good. I'd say Godzilla 2000 is the only one that's better.

[TitanoGoji16]

It is very good. I'd say Godzilla 2000 is the only one that's better.

You think so? I remember reading Robot Monsters and being really disappointed with it. I enjoyed At World's End a lot more.

[JAGzilla]

Yeah, I figure Godzilla 2000, flawed though it may be in some ways, would be hard for Cerasini to top. I was bored by Godzilla Returns and At World's End, though, so glad to hear at least one vote for Robot Monsters being better than them.

[Living Corpse]

It is very good. I'd say Godzilla 2000 is the only one that's better.

You think so? I remember reading Robot Monsters and being really disappointed with it. I enjoyed At World's End a lot more.

I didn't really enjoy At Worlds End. It felt like you could remove Godzilla and still have the same story. He was just there.

[SuperSaiyan4Godzilla]

Didn't that happen in a book? Japan made MG and Russia or the U.S made Moguera?

Realistically, I see the US and Japan producing MechaGodzilla jointly. That entire "We are the Sword and the US is the Shield" deal.

MOGUERA would be produced by our not-so-friendlies and would be an anti-mech mecha. The violation of Article 9 and the US creating a WMD would upset a lot of nations.

[omgitsgodzilla]

Then don't get "Like New." Don't go lower than "Good," though.

[JAGzilla]

^ Not usually an option for me, unfortunately. I collect books, and like to keep them in the best condition I possibly can. Books with creased, beat-up spines (which used books tend to have) don't usually make it onto my shelf, which is half the point of owning them. And being a Godzilla book, this one has extra signifigance and needs to be on display, so only the best copy I can afford will do. And anyway, the cheapest copy of any condition on Amazon right now is $39, so...yeah. Guess I'll keep waiting.

[JKN]

Godzilla seems to be lacking scenes of Children being mauled to death, tentacles assaulting men and women in a suggestive tone and sex scenes.....

[Cimmerian Dragon]

^ No, the real thing Godzilla movies have been sorely lacking is Don Johnson. That is what keeps the series from attaining perfection, in my opinion.

[RedZillaKing]

^I agree with the lack of Don Johnson. I mean, come on! How many years has it been?? Also, CD's avatar makes me smile.