New Godzilla Movie Officially Announced at Comic Con :ooh:

[GulfCoastGhost]

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

No sh1t those robots should have been laid out like :ded:, then japan contacts us and tells us about plan B, everyones like "whats PLAN B?" then this hits



Gojira's (Godzilla) Theme Song - YouTube

TAKE MY MONEY NOW

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

http://www.theouthousers.com/images/jck//ThanosCopter/godzilla3.jpg

First image brehs

we bout to eat!

 

[Cuban Pete]

hope King ghidorah makes it.Goat Godzilla villain

 

[HipHopStan]

The Godzilla Encounter Opens in San Diego! | Superhero Hype

Legendary set up their own Godzilla museum for Comic-Con.

at me living on the other side of the country otherwise I'd be there.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Hopefully there won't be a Love Story that Drives this Movie into the Ground.

Please don't have Godzilla chase a Taxi again.

I'm hoping that Godzilla will be Awesome in 2014.

Or even if..

 

[GulfCoastGhost]

That first look of godzilla, I've been trying to post the image on here but my gs4 won't let me, someone grab it from that link I posted on the previous page

Motherfukker has red eyes

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

That first look of godzilla, I've been trying to post the image on here but my gs4 won't let me, someone grab it from that link I posted on the previous page

Motherfukker has red eyes

He's looking mean as fukk. Gonna be GMK (Godzilla Mothra King Ghidorah)level Godzilla

 

[GulfCoastGhost]

That godzilla encounter brings you eye level with him.... He walks by..... Then comes right back!

 

[HipHopStan]

That godzilla encounter brings you eye level with him.... He walks by..... Then comes right back!

It'd be funny if he did something similar to what he did to Shindo in Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah.

 

[OmegaK2099]

 

[GulfCoastGhost]

It'd be funny if he did something similar to what he did to Shindo in Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah.

Classic GODZILLA Scene (Godzilla vs King Ghidorah) - YouTube

Lmao

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

 

[TheGodling]

I hope they don't have Godzilla fighting other monsters in this one yet. You gotta have him be a threat to humanity first before he can become the classic anti-hero.

My perfect setup for a trilogy would be:

First movie focuses on Godzilla being created and attacking the city. Humanity throws everything it got at Godzilla but it bosses itself through everything. At the end they find out Godzilla only came to land to take out the corporation that had been polluting his home turf (ironically the pollution that created him). Reluctantly, they let Godzilla return home.

Second movie would be an arms corporation trying to capture Godzilla (nod to King Kong) with advanced weaponry so they can find out the secret of his mutation. After beating them, Godzilla, pissed that humanity wouldn't leave him alone, returns to land to lay some more waste. But the government was never sure that Godzilla would remain peaceful and release their new weapon... Mecha-Godzilla. After Godzilla nearly destroys MG it is revealed it runs on a nuclear core, and its destruction would be catastrophic. Godzilla realizes the threat and its danger to the innocent humans, and throws MG to an uncivilized island in the ocean, where it explodes.

Third movie would be researchers exploring the devastated island and discovering that all the wildlife has mutated, which cues multiple monster cameos (Mothra, Anguirus, etc.) although most of them are indifferent about the human presence and worship the carcass of Mecha Godzilla. Until they accidentally awaken King Ghidorah, who lays waste to the island and flies off to the mainland to cause more shyt. Godzilla knows this but lets it happen because he hopes the human race will finally learn from their mistakes. Instead, humanity releases a rebuilt Mecha Godzilla on King Ghidorah. Realizing that this could repeat the catastrophe he reluctantly prevented before, Godzilla joins the fight against King Ghidorah, if only to prevent Mecha Godzilla from exploding. Even with their combined strengths, Godzilla and MG can't beat King Ghidorah, although Godzilla is severely handicapped because he needs to protect MG. The other monsters, who stayed out of the battle so far, recognize in MG the reincarnation of the 'god' that gave them life, and join the battle. With them protecting MG and serving as back-up, Godzilla can finally take the fight to King Ghidorah and beats him, officially becoming the king of monsters. As a final warning he scorches the battlegrounds with his crew of monsters, so humanity knows that although he saved them time after time again, he will not tolerate their bullshyt.

 

[Da Rhythm Rebel]

the latest from SDCC:

‘Godzilla’ Trailer Roars at Comic Con 2013 | /Film

trailer description:

We’re introduced to characters first off: Cranston seems to be an engineer/investigator of some sort — we see him in hazmat gear, and later running towards a crisis event in a government installation as the rest of the staff frantically runs away. Aaron Taylor Johnson is a soldier; Ken Watanabe is seen in a control room of some kind, and Olsen as mentioned above is shown in moments that suggest she’s been a victim of some disaster. A montage of various images shows a world in crisis and deploying military forces to fight some crisis moment.

And then there’s the kaiju attack. The first monster we see is a spindly-legged insectoid thing — is this Mothra? Didn’t quite look like it, but that’s possible. The monster is attacking an airport, and there’s a great wide shot that sees the kaiju destroying a plane, which leads to an explosion the camera follows by panning across a huge set of windows, looking out from inside the airport terminal. Part of the plane’s destroyed fuselage flies right to left across the screen, and is eventually stopped as it crashes into a giant foot.

That’s the intro for Godzilla, and the creature dwarfs the other kaiju. Few shots really show Godzilla, but the scale is very effectively communicated by the relationship between the insectoid monster and our favorite lizard. The overall effect could be described — and this isn’t a literal account of the footage, but an impression of its effect — like a slow pan up from the faces of the various human characters stuck in the middle of a monster-created mess, passing a smaller beast and finally trying to focus on the father of it all, Godzilla, hidden in fire and smoke.