While the Godzilla reboot a few years back had some impressive visuals, it ultimately didn't work for me as a movie. Bryan Cranston was killed off too early, not enough of Big G in action, and I really wasn't crazy about the design of the MUTO's. Godzilla: King of All Monsters, appears to be a big improvement, based on the trailers. All of the classic kaiju - Mothra, Gamera, Ghidora and more, will be back for this second installment, and the action seems to be non-stop. I don't know if the plot will hold it all together, but at least it's going to be a fun movie to look at!
And "GaaaaaawdZuuuuuuKeee"! (accent In Tact)
ReplyDeleteIs that Hanna-Barbera's Godzilla?!
ReplyDeleteSyfy had a kids' programming block (back when it was the Sci Fi Channel) called Sci-Fi Cartoon Quest; the live-action family "introducing" the block were dressed like the Herculoids.
ReplyDeleteDolphin and Flipper?
ReplyDeleteYes it is, Anon.
ReplyDeleteUnless Daiei Studios has licensed the rights to use the name of their particular arch-kaiju, I don't think Gamera will be making any cameos.
ReplyDeleteI recognized Millie Bobby Brown in the trailers, and I also see Zhang Ziyi in the cast list, so even if everything else about G:KotM sucks it will at least have something worth watching. (I say that having still not yet seen the 2014 Godzilla.)
ReplyDeleteIn Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law's "Dead-O-Mutt", was Phil Ken Seben making out with "The Godzilla Power Hour"'s Jana of the Jungle?
ReplyDelete@Anonymous 909: OMG-zilla! I sure hope not!!
ReplyDelete@Anonymous 754: Aren't those two already part of Ross' Aquaforce?
@Cary'c: I believe you're confusing them with Ariel and Ecco in "Agents of the Abyss."
ReplyDeleteSo I was. Thanks, Anon!
ReplyDeleteThe boy from that Hanna Barbara Godzilla cartoon looked like Dorno from the Herculoids.
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