***Godzilla: King of the Monsters***
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Sine poena nulla lex.
Give me this movie.
Me after reading those reviews:
Those quotes make me happy. Very happy. Cannot wait to see this.
Super excited. Just hoping these quotes aren't overblown like Hollywood people like to do. The initial reaction to War for Planet of the Apes made that movie sound like a masterpiece and it sucked
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Almost walked out of Gozilla, so glad to see these reviews are saying this is much better
May be in the minority here, but I really enjoyed the first Godzilla (2014).
While the first movie was definitely slow paced, every time Godzilla was on screen was spectacular, so I didn't mind having to sit through the rest of it.
yukmonkey said:
May be in the minority here, but I really enjoyed the first Godzilla (2014).
I loved Godzilla, didn't like King Kong.
Yeah, I loved Godzilla. Kong Skull Island was okay but I think it was the final end credit scene when they showed old 8mm film of cave drawings of some very familiar titans, as well as the classic Godzilla roar, that I decided the movie was worth more than a bucket of warm moose piss.Bruce Almighty said:yukmonkey said:
May be in the minority here, but I really enjoyed the first Godzilla (2014).
I loved Godzilla, didn't like King Kong.
2014 Godzilla is both amazing and frustrating. I actually love the pacing , and I didn't mind that Godzilla was only used sparingly. Like GiveEmHellBill said, every time he was on screen was spectacular, and I thought that the other two monsters more than made up for his absence. That scene where they finally unite and share the nuke is just so cool and so chilling.
The big mistake the filmmakers obviously made was killing off Cranston's character so early and then leaving us with the most generic soldier character ever as the sole lead. Which is both confusing and a shame, because Aaron Taylor-Johnson can act, and usually plays interesting characters, and Cranston was at the peak of his powers.
Still, it's been a few years since I've seen it, and I'm looking forward to revisiting it in the lead up to this one.
The big mistake the filmmakers obviously made was killing off Cranston's character so early and then leaving us with the most generic soldier character ever as the sole lead. Which is both confusing and a shame, because Aaron Taylor-Johnson can act, and usually plays interesting characters, and Cranston was at the peak of his powers.
Still, it's been a few years since I've seen it, and I'm looking forward to revisiting it in the lead up to this one.
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I knew it!!!!! Godzilla lives!
I knew it!!!!! Godzilla lives!
Based off this new trailer but spoilering in case someone didnt want to see it
comicbook.com/anime/amp/2019/05/16/godzilla-king-of-the-monsters-new-clip/
Fire Godizlla? And the clip where he head slams someone into the ground
comicbook.com/anime/amp/2019/05/16/godzilla-king-of-the-monsters-new-clip/
Fire Godizlla? And the clip where he head slams someone into the ground
Tickets secured for opening night. It's actually the only time that weekend that my family can make it to the movie, although the wife is probably not gonna be thrilled to find out we're going that Friday night.
From what I've seen of the trailer, this movie has a real chance to be fantastic. Hope I'm not disappointed.
From what I've seen of the trailer, this movie has a real chance to be fantastic. Hope I'm not disappointed.
still one of my favorite scenes, especially the meeting prior, "those of you who make it to bottom without hitting a skyscraper" lolFancyKetchup14 said:
The HALO jump in the film was pretty kickass, too.
ETA the link
but to join in on this thread, i CANNOT wait! I have many of those poorly dubbed japanese videos in VHS and somehow need to find a way to watch them again.
Also, I wish Alamo did a cup/glass special with this movie like they do with other movies.
My son is counting down the days until that movie
AggieZoom said:still one of my favorite scenes, especially the meeting prior, "those of you who make it to bottom without hitting a skyscraper" lolFancyKetchup14 said:
The HALO jump in the film was pretty kickass, too.
ETA the link
but to join in on this thread, i CANNOT wait! I have many of those poorly dubbed japanese videos in VHS and somehow need to find a way to watch them again.
Also, I wish Alamo did a cup/glass special with this movie like they do with other movies.
It was awesome and reminded me of Gandalf / Balrog scene plunging to wherever is below Moria.
Annoying the 2014 movie isn't streaming anywhere. From a marketing standpoint, anytime a sequel is coming out, I would think you'd want to push the older movie on as many streaming services as possible. I'd love to rewatch but I'm not paying for it.
TNT has Godzilla available to stream on their website, but you have to have a cable provider to watch it
I was looking for the 2014 movie on 4K Blu-ray, but it doesn't yet exist on the format. You know what does? And came out just this month? The 1998 Godzilla (which is a Sony movie, not Warner Bros.).
What is WB's deal? Echoing Jim01, why would they not being doing a big streaming/4K push of the 2014 movie leading up to the release of this one? This thread is proof that people are looking to revisit it in order to prep for the new one.
That said, I ended up watching it again on Blu-ray last night for the first time in a few years and it's good, no doubt, but man, I forgot how much Godzilla isn't actually in it. I thought for sure he had at least two big scenes before the finale. Nope. Just one, in Hawaii, and it cuts away before the fight even begins. Still, there's a lot to love, but it's such a flat movie at times. This new one looks about a hundred times more fun, colorful, and lively.
Just bought my ticket for the Chinese Theater IMAX next Saturday and I can't wait.
What is WB's deal? Echoing Jim01, why would they not being doing a big streaming/4K push of the 2014 movie leading up to the release of this one? This thread is proof that people are looking to revisit it in order to prep for the new one.
That said, I ended up watching it again on Blu-ray last night for the first time in a few years and it's good, no doubt, but man, I forgot how much Godzilla isn't actually in it. I thought for sure he had at least two big scenes before the finale. Nope. Just one, in Hawaii, and it cuts away before the fight even begins. Still, there's a lot to love, but it's such a flat movie at times. This new one looks about a hundred times more fun, colorful, and lively.
Just bought my ticket for the Chinese Theater IMAX next Saturday and I can't wait.
It's back at Red Box. Not sure if that can be streamed but thought it could be.Jim01 said:
Annoying the 2014 movie isn't streaming anywhere. From a marketing standpoint, anytime a sequel is coming out, I would think you'd want to push the older movie on as many streaming services as possible. I'd love to rewatch but I'm not paying for it.
Collider folks loved it.
Somehow, the RT score is at 39%.
Not that it makes a bit of difference to how hyped I am. They didn't like Aladdin either, but that was pretty good.
Not that it makes a bit of difference to how hyped I am. They didn't like Aladdin either, but that was pretty good.
Man, thats so weird. I haven't seen a single negative reaction on Twitter yet.
Critics loved and general audiences hated Godzilla 2014 (for the most part), right?
I bet this will be the reverse of that.
I bet this will be the reverse of that.
JW
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