SPOILER: It seems there are:

READY? FIGHT!!



This post has been edited by kilpatrick: May 4 2014, 05:44 AM

king kong never beat that gozilla or even dinosaur cant even beat gozilla

if king kong is 50 height and gozilla is 50 heights the real dinosaur T-REX is just 6 meters height HOW TO FIGHT?

only ultraman can beat godzilla

U mean, that giant humanoid alien who can only sustain his gigantic size for only 3 minutes due to the earth's atmosphere else his life bulb on his chest gonna go blinking and he will turn into a stone if he cannot finish his enemy within time?

Godzilla short clips

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d1GS8ruALI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-ead9aj7pk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFQm34sPMk0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFQiR3cXdHI

This post has been edited by doolichan: May 4 2014, 08:15 PM

they should combine godzilla and pacific rim in a movie

only pacific rim jaegar can beat godzilla...

and will use his ultimate power right at the end of the fight EVERY TIME

Kaiju don't dare to invade due to Godzilla are there
So no Kaiju no jaegar created as well.

lolz ya...if he can beat Godzilla in 3mintues ....not so Ultra after u mention all his weakness need Duracell

seriously hope godzilla movie dont end up like Pacific rim

This post has been edited by Snake'eyes: May 6 2014, 12:48 AM

yeay ... booked imax 3d for 13th may screening ...

btw ... speaking of ultraman ... they are never alone .. always have brothers / parents heck even king to help them if they r in trouble

early review

http://www.vulture.com/2014/05/you-wont-se...n-godzilla.html

LEL. no way, one time godzilla launch its laser. Jaeger hangus. Crispy

sigh......

Damn, thought of booking imax tickets next wednesday but judging by this early review i better not.

Dont want it to end up like cloverfield where we can only see the monster in a short period of time. Wanted it to be like pacific rim, but i guess the director like prefer to tease instead.

i believe this is the way to go for the movie.

guess what happen when u're putting too many actions with 0 substance on the drama and character development? (read: Transformers and Pacific Rim)

Sounds good. The element of survival triumphs all others... including the appearance of the monster itself. I don't mind one bit, heck, I really don't care if we see very little of Godzilla. Think "Blair Witch Project" - one of the best horror films of all time yet some hated it to bits because 'there was no ghost'.

One comment:


Now, I am expecting a plethora of comments of "What the heck barely saw Godzilla!" or "Godzilla show so little, imma dissapointed" "Movie sucks... where got Godzilla"...

I am going to watch "Monsters (2010)" today, I'll see how Gareth Edwards does it and at least know better what to expect from Godzilla.

Yessss....



Ok, still plenty of reviews to come but this is a great indication! Been refreshing RT.com for days. Phew...

Watched Gareth Edwards' "Monsters" (2010) the other day and loved it. It is more of a love story more than anything, set in a 'monster' infected zone. The on-screen appearance of the 'monsters' - less than a few minutes throughout 90 minutes! But it mattered not. The ending was exceptional and up for interpretation. With a fraction of the budget of "Godzilla", Gareth Edwards seems to be doing it right - - just like Neill Blomkamp. See the movie studio trend these days? Hire a not so well known director who has done an exception job in a much smaller movie.

Immediately "Godzilla" (from the trailers) seem to be doing the same - human story > monsters. If this is the case, I can understand the RT score, haven't read any of it.

Planning to watch it in IMAX for the best monster effect...

Love the final poster btw, hats off to the marketing/ad team. Exceptional job thus far.



This post has been edited by defaultname365: May 12 2014, 05:16 AM