I'd say it's a better movie overall. I prefer that it's (slightly) more realistic/believable, and set in modern times.So why was Godzilla better received than Pacific Rim?
Also more recognizable.
I'd say it's a better movie overall. I prefer that it's (slightly) more realistic/believable, and set in modern times.So why was Godzilla better received than Pacific Rim?
I know some people were afraid of the X-Men drop off but I don't think that will be a problem anymore.
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Bring on Godzilla 2&3! *which have been confirmed if you do not know.
So why was Godzilla better received than Pacific Rim?
Nice. This movie is divisive as fuck.
I loved it. Audience of fanboys i saw it with cheered 3 times before then end. Glad it did great, but it had a drop off because it misled people's expectations with the ad campaign. They should have revealed more about the Mutos in the marketing so people weren't expecting Godzilla as much in the movie.
I hope WB can buy Mothra, Rodan, and King Ghidorah from Toho for the sequel(s). I also think this film is going to hold up over time better than any other tent pole coming out this year besides maybe the Hobbit.
Man i thought this movie was a turd. All that human drama, Godzilla having a sort of connection with some random jar head, Godzilla avoiding hurting any humans even if we were shooting at him.
Man fuck this movie. Sorry I blew I Max 3D money on it. Also fuck you 2 hour run time.
Not sure if I see that. Godzilla did some serious damage to the Golden Gate bridge when the navy crews panicked and started shooting missiles at him. The tidal wave in Hawaii did some serious damage too. While it wasn't shown on screen, it is naive to think people weren't hurt or killed by Godzilla in those instances.... Godzilla avoiding hurting any humans even if we were shooting at him. ...
The parts where Godzilla wasWhat in the world are you talking about? He had no connection with anyone. He also destroys absolutely everything in his path.
Not sure if I see that. Godzilla did some serious damage to the Golden Gate bridge when the navy crews panicked and started shooting missiles at him. The tidal wave in Hawaii did some serious damage too. While it wasn't shown on screen, it is naive to think people weren't hurt or killed by Godzilla in those instances.
For the most part, Godzilla just ignored people because they were too far beneath him. I doubt he could even feel those rifle bullets in Hawaii.
I think it was a fairly interesting depiction of Godzilla that was neither a villain nor a true benevolent protector. It was a force of nature, single-minded in its pursuit of its prey, and disinterested in humanity.
Elizabeth Olsen was awful in Godzilla.. and so was her husband, whateverhisface forgettable actor guy. Bryan Cranston stood out a little too much. Ken Watanabe staring off in bewilderment, when he already knows everything.. like wtf are you even amazed about at this point?The parts where Godzilla wasKnocked down and so was Brody and the wya it was edited it implied symmetry between them both
Like the parts werethe battleships and stuff were following him and when the ships were shooting at him at the bridge and all he did was shake the bridge like a drunk, Hell even the way they were saying hes the earths bouncer was dumb to me
Also the fucking wife was so annoying.
Elizabeth Olsen was awful in Godzilla.. and so was her husband, whateverhisface forgettable actor guy. Bryan Cranston stood out a little too much. Ken Watanabe staring off in bewilderment, when he already knows everything.. like wtf are you even amazed about at this point?
I was so hyped to see Godzilla in theaters opening night, but my friends weren't in to it. Based on GAF's impressions (whether they're nitpicky or not) I've decided to wait for a decent bootleg or OD release. I've known how the film has played out for years based on family members in the industry, but I'd rather check the film out at home than paying $10.00.
Famous lead actors. A franchise name that virtually everyone knows already. And a fabricated controversy.So why was Godzilla better received than Pacific Rim?
I hope the franchise stays true to the old Godzilla movies like this one did rather than pulling a Star Trek and becoming a barely recognisable blockbuster. They just need more interesting humans instead of dropping the standard Hollywood plot into the movie.Movie was a real mess, but the bits with Godzilla were fun. Hope the sequels drop the human drama.
How nice of you.
Is the movie even good?
Don't fucking bootleg it man.It's made double its budget. I'm sure I'm not the only one at this point who's decided to wait.
Some of you want Pacific Rim to be great so badly. It will never be the blockbuster some think it should be because mechs don't appeal to the mainstream audience. That's pretty much all there is to it.
Movie was a real mess, but the bits with Godzilla were fun. Hope the sequels fix the human drama by writing them better and casting a more interesting central lead.
Bootlegs? Family in the industry? $10 movie tickets?I was so hyped to see Godzilla in theaters opening night, but my friends weren't in to it. Based on GAF's impressions (whether they're nitpicky or not) I've decided to wait for a decent bootleg or OD release. I've known how the film has played out for years based on family members in the industry, but I'd rather check the film out at home than paying $10.00.
Xmen did it in 5 days..
So why was Godzilla better received than Pacific Rim?
It's kind of the eighth film in the franchise and it came off from First Class hardly a fair comparison.
You're right, it's not a fair comparison.
Godzilla is the 30th movie in the franchise with with 60 years of history and global iconic status. X-Men fucking bodied godzilla.
You're right, it's not a fair comparison.
Godzilla is the 30th movie in the franchise with with 60 years of history and global iconic status. X-Men fucking bodied godzilla.
I think it's fairly obvious that Godzilla doesn't have the mass appeal that X-Men does.
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I was so hyped to see Godzilla in theaters opening night, but my friends weren't in to it. Based on GAF's impressions (whether they're nitpicky or not) I've decided to wait for a decent bootleg or OD release. I've known how the film has played out for years based on family members in the industry, but I'd rather check the film out at home than paying $10.00.
This is dumb. It's not the movie of the year, but the monster sequences should be seen on a big screen, and they should be paid for. Get this "it's made enough money that I'm allowed to pirate it" crap out of here.
Hearing the ear-shattering roar is worth it alone at IMAX.