Ryguy wrote:Cause in a movie with giant animals fighting, the human characters make-or-break the movie
Why the skreeonk can't people just have fun and watch it as it is? Kaiju movies aren't supposed to have great characters, or a great script.
No, we have too many fans who say this, and most don't seem to understand what they're saying. The Godzilla franchise deserves far better than that silly nonsense. This sort of thinking is destructive in the long term for the series. Imagine saying that Batman vs. Superman is a good film because it has a super hero fight. Action without a proper story and build up is mindless.
JesstrK wrote:Ryguy wrote: I don't want to see stupid poop like MechaGodzilla
Where to even begin...I enjoy debating stuff with fellow Godzilla fans, like whether or not there should be a team up, etc...we are all fans after all. But if you think MechaGodzilla is “stupid poop” I guess there’s nothing left to talk about.
Honestly, I'd say it is if it doesn't have a proper explanation for its inclusion. If executed well, while being visually appealing and fitting with previous material, Mechagodzilla could be welcome in the MonsterVerse. However, I think it's a bit too soon to do this. I'd rather this film be the one to dial the speed down and focus on the titular battle, which is in itself a major selling point. People have been talking about this fight for years, and the general audience will likely come to see this one. We don't need Mechagodzilla.
Going forward, they'll need to slow down the development of the MonsterVerse, or else it will crumble before it truly takes off. Creating a convincing story and continuity is not about introducing as many unexplained concepts as possible; that would be the complete opposite. I'm still waiting for well thought out explanations for the Oxygen Destroyer, or the Maser Cannons, because they don't really make sense going from Godzilla 2014 to Godzilla: King of the Monsters.