Godzilla trailer

[Viazon]

I'll admit, I'm probably one of the very few people on Earth who enjoyed the 1998 movie. But it is widely considered to be rubbish. However, this looks very good. I do love me a decent monster movie.

[Everlong]

Whoah, I had no idea they were making a new Godzilla movie. I'll probably wind up seeing it just because it'll probably be a blast to watch it in the theater with some buds, but I'll be going in with low expectations I'm sure

[Settee]

That trailer kinda sucked. I will watch the movie eventually but there is no way I would pay to watch it.

[iMike]

Yeah this trailer didn't get me pumped up for it, but it's Godzilla so I'll probably end up watching it still.

[VaderBomb]

Decent, ambiguous trailer but the movie probably won't be very good. I'm sure it will top the last American Godzilla film, but nothing beats the old school Toho monster movies.

[KaiserGlider]

I think Pacific Rim decreases the interest people will have in this film and PR will probably be a better monster movie. But this does look like something I'll check out, and way better than the 1998 piece of shit.

I wish it wasn't so Americanized though. I wish it would take place in Japan with mostly Japanese actors, but then they'll think nobody will go see it.

[Hanley!]

I'm surprised they're even making this, after the last one did so poorly. Now apparently we're even remaking things that the audiences crapped on. I know Godzilla has a much longer history than 1998, but the western audience and the Japanese audience are a lot different.

Even Pacific Rim didn't do well enough to justify its budget, making a sequel seem very unlikely. So I find this an odd offering. I definitely won't be bothered seeing it.

[Locke]

Looked awesome to me. But I liked 98's film enough to see it a few times (though I was like 13).

[HFX]

The Godzilla series is my all time favorite movie series so y'all can go suck a lemon. I watched all the old school ones all the time with my dad. I kinda wish they found a way to incorporate the best baddies, King Ghidorah, but it is what it is. I do like that they are kinda rebooting the series and should do it better than 1998(which I kinda liked but see why others hate it). Hopefully the modernize a couple other classics. Godzilla is THE force of nature and it will be interesting to see how they make Americans handle him. I thought I read Toho and Legendary Pictures were working together so that gives me a lot of hope for this one. The trailer left me wanting more, especially a full view of Godzilla in all his 2014 glory. The only thing it was missing was the classic music at the end.

[Kein]

I did not enjoy 1998. It turned into Jurassic Park.

I am looking forward to this movie. Extremely. I will watch it in the theater and if no one wants to go with me I don't care because I will go watch it myself. I enjoy reboots of Godzilla because there is a TON of room for it. It's as open a game as any marvel comic is. I am especially looking forward to this because while I enjoyed the Godzilla movies as a whole being a child, I am definitely not into super hero monsters anymore. This movie goes back to more of Godzilla's roots, a metaphor to the A-Bomb, an accident, a terrible disaster, and nothing to stop it. Adding 2 new monsters is a nice touch, how they are created will play a big part in if the movie story is engaging or not, and how they encounter Godzilla as well.

[Locke]

This trailer makes me wonder what an epic Shadow of the Colossus movie would be like.