Shin Godzilla has a trailer!
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It looks like a traditional Godzilla film updated to modern standards. I like what I saw in that clip! Their Godzilla does not look nearly as mean as the new American one, but he looks more like all the previous Godzillas than the new one does. Looks like he is a man in a suit type Godzilla there, but I could be wrong! CGI does not look too heavy on this. Also it looks 100% Asian in casting, but I could be wrong there too.
Hmmm. Looks very VERY traditional kaiju. The cast looks 100% Japanese, mostly all male, and they have drastically changed Godzilla's look. He has glowing red "accent lighting"? Also, it looks like they have a man in a Godzilla costume for this one. No CGI Godzilla, even if there is CGI for the rest. This might fly well in Asian markets, but in the US...I dunno.
This is a case where tradition does not mean better. I watched again and it feels like seeing a muppet playing a Star Trek character.
So....you are okay with this one? Even if it's by the actual Toho? For the first time in like...forever, I'm not okay with a real Toho film. The new Godzilla was a distinct step forward, and this one steps back just as much IMO.
Bluce Ree
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Here's another scene from the movie where Godzilla was apparently sold some property by this equally giant Japanese real estate agent. The scene is a flashback, made apparent by the fact that it's black and white and that his son is very young.
This scene is supposed to be key because it sets up Godzilla's rampage. He's apparently very cross with the agent for not disclosing that his property was built over an old landfill.
This scene is supposed to be key because it sets up Godzilla's rampage. He's apparently very cross with the agent for not disclosing that his property was built over an old landfill.
Here's another scene from the movie where Godzilla was apparently sold some property by this equally giant Japanese real estate agent. The scene is a flashback, made apparent by the fact that it's black and white and that his son is very young.
This scene is supposed to be key because it sets up Godzilla's rampage. He's apparently very cross with the agent for not disclosing that his property was built over an old landfill.
Load up those howitzers with these:
And it's all said and done, that would be the biggest teriyaki barbeque of the age!
What is that hump on his chest?