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We've Seen 20 Minutes of Godzilla!
Director Gareth Edwards presents new footage and answers questions.
by Chris Tilly
February 28, 2014
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Godzilla is released on May 16.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/02/28/weve-seen-20-minutes-of-godzilla
Director Gareth Edwards presents new footage and answers questions.
by Chris Tilly
February 28, 2014
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Director Gareth Edwards screened brand-new footage from his forthcoming Godzilla movie in London today, and it’s safe to say the audience was blown away by what they saw.
Edwards screened a total of five scenes from the film, the first involving an incident at a power plant, the next an interrogation, the third an epic sequence set in Hawaii, the fourth an action scene that takes place in and around a train, and the fifth the ‘Halo Jump’ from the film’s teaser.
Join us as we discuss the scenes in detail in the below video…
Gareth also participated in a Q&A, wherein we learned…
-Edwards liked the fact that the 1954 was a serious take on the monster movie, and that’s what he wants to replicate.
-The central story is about man vs nature – if you mess with nature, you’re going to lose.
-It’s also about a family that’s torn apart by an apparent natural disaster that took place in Japan 15 years ago.
-Gareth hadn’t seen Breaking Bad, but wanted to work with Bryan Cranston because of his work in Malcolm in the Middle and an episode of Airwolf.
-Godzilla himself is 350 feat high, making him the biggest Godzilla yet seen onscreen.
-That size was chosen so that the monster would be tall enough to be seen from wherever you are in a city, and small enough that he can still be obscured.
We also learned a plot point that makes the film 400% more awesome, but Gareth swore us all to secrecy so we’re not going to spoil it here. But trust us, when this information comes out, you’re going to be impressed.
Edwards screened a total of five scenes from the film, the first involving an incident at a power plant, the next an interrogation, the third an epic sequence set in Hawaii, the fourth an action scene that takes place in and around a train, and the fifth the ‘Halo Jump’ from the film’s teaser.
Join us as we discuss the scenes in detail in the below video…
Gareth also participated in a Q&A, wherein we learned…
-Edwards liked the fact that the 1954 was a serious take on the monster movie, and that’s what he wants to replicate.
-The central story is about man vs nature – if you mess with nature, you’re going to lose.
-It’s also about a family that’s torn apart by an apparent natural disaster that took place in Japan 15 years ago.
-Gareth hadn’t seen Breaking Bad, but wanted to work with Bryan Cranston because of his work in Malcolm in the Middle and an episode of Airwolf.
-Godzilla himself is 350 feat high, making him the biggest Godzilla yet seen onscreen.
-That size was chosen so that the monster would be tall enough to be seen from wherever you are in a city, and small enough that he can still be obscured.
We also learned a plot point that makes the film 400% more awesome, but Gareth swore us all to secrecy so we’re not going to spoil it here. But trust us, when this information comes out, you’re going to be impressed.
Godzilla is released on May 16.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/02/28/weve-seen-20-minutes-of-godzilla
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We've Seen 20 Minutes of Godzilla!
Director Gareth Edwards presents new footage and answers questions.
by Chris Tilly
February 28, 2014
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Director Gareth Edwards screened brand-new footage from his forthcoming Godzilla movie in London today, and it’s safe to say the audience was blown away by what they saw.
Edwards screened a total of five scenes from the film, the first involving an incident at a power plant, the next an interrogation, the third an epic sequence set in Hawaii, the fourth an action scene that takes place in and around a train, and the fifth the ‘Halo Jump’ from the film’s teaser.
Join us as we discuss the scenes in detail in the below video…
Gareth also participated in a Q&A, wherein we learned…
-Edwards liked the fact that the 1954 was a serious take on the monster movie, and that’s what he wants to replicate.
-The central story is about man vs nature – if you mess with nature, you’re going to lose.
-It’s also about a family that’s torn apart by an apparent natural disaster that took place in Japan 15 years ago.
-Gareth hadn’t seen Breaking Bad, but wanted to work with Bryan Cranston because of his work in Malcolm in the Middle and an episode of Airwolf.
-Godzilla himself is 350 feat high, making him the biggest Godzilla yet seen onscreen.
-That size was chosen so that the monster would be tall enough to be seen from wherever you are in a city, and small enough that he can still be obscured.
We also learned a plot point that makes the film 400% more awesome, but Gareth swore us all to secrecy so we’re not going to spoil it here. But trust us, when this information comes out, you’re going to be impressed.
Godzilla is released on May 16.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/02/28/weve-seen-20-minutes-of-godzilla
When I thought I couldn't get even more hyped for this
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That's actually a pretty good Godzilla suit. A lot better than the one that used for the Dr. Pepper commercial in 1985:
Even when I was 7 when those commercial first aired I knew they were horrible
What is this plot point that makes the movie 400x more awesome
Does Cranston cook up that blue to drug him?
Does Cranston cook up that blue to drug him?
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That's already known though, the mutos, plus they're shown in the trailer
Godzilla starts off in the past at a nuclear power plant in Tokyo. Something goes wrong with scientist Joe Brody (Bryan Cranston) averting disaster.
Flash forward 15 years where physicist Daisuke Serizawa (Ken Watanabe) is in charge, and Cranston is shown in an interrogation room accusing them of hiding something, and that it's returning. He also he wants his son, Ford, back, played by Aaron-Taylor Johnson.
Ford is part of a special unit of the army in charge of delivering a certain radioactive load by train that is supposed to have an effect on the monsters.
It's noted in the report that Gareth Edwards asked them not to leak specific details about the monsters in the movie.
The skydiving scene from the trailer revealed more footage with something "enormous." Edwards is quoted as stating: "When you want to watch a movie with a kaiju like Godzilla, you don't just want to see it fighting humans."
Edwards also mentioned he is a fan of Pacific Rim and has exchanged ideas with Guillermo del Toro. Edwards stressed that his monsters are more detailed than those seen in Pacific Rim.
It's noted that Godzilla is in post-production; that CGI is almost done, and they are starting the 3D conversion process; sound recording starts soon as well.
"Godzilla" opens May 16, 2014 in 3D starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ken Watanabe
Read more at http://movies.cosmicbooknews.com/co...godzilla-2014-land-online#Rey3i2sUHdbYt4AW.99
Flash forward 15 years where physicist Daisuke Serizawa (Ken Watanabe) is in charge, and Cranston is shown in an interrogation room accusing them of hiding something, and that it's returning. He also he wants his son, Ford, back, played by Aaron-Taylor Johnson.
Ford is part of a special unit of the army in charge of delivering a certain radioactive load by train that is supposed to have an effect on the monsters.
It's noted in the report that Gareth Edwards asked them not to leak specific details about the monsters in the movie.
The skydiving scene from the trailer revealed more footage with something "enormous." Edwards is quoted as stating: "When you want to watch a movie with a kaiju like Godzilla, you don't just want to see it fighting humans."
Edwards also mentioned he is a fan of Pacific Rim and has exchanged ideas with Guillermo del Toro. Edwards stressed that his monsters are more detailed than those seen in Pacific Rim.
It's noted that Godzilla is in post-production; that CGI is almost done, and they are starting the 3D conversion process; sound recording starts soon as well.
"Godzilla" opens May 16, 2014 in 3D starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ken Watanabe
Read more at http://movies.cosmicbooknews.com/co...godzilla-2014-land-online#Rey3i2sUHdbYt4AW.99
true, it would...but i'm thinking some of the monsters have to be monsters people know...not necessarily rodan...maybe they're saving him for the next movie...
speaking of the next movie: i dont like how they keep trying to link pacific rim to this...yea, that would cool to have godzilla help fight some of those monsters from PR, but i dont want that to be the only way they make a sequel...they dont need to be attached at the hip like they trying to make it....