InfamousKidd says
Legendary Pictures has been going hard at rebooting the GODZILLA franchise, in the hopes that they can bring the legendary monster to American audiences and have them be entertained, something Roland Emmerich’s 1998 Americanized version failed to do. It may have made money at the time, but let’s not use that as some type of justification for the final cut. That movie downright sucked.
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I think the sculpture looks sharp. I;m a big fan of that.
Looks pretty sweet.
why would GODZILLA need to be rebooted?? its not like it is GREEN LANTERN's movie. now that suck monkey balls
I don't see what all the hatred was for the 98 Godzilla film.I guess I never really bothered looking at the Godzilla franchise before but I thought it was a pretty good movie.. seeing Godzilla tear up New York was it? It was like Cloverfield meets Jurassic Park.
Looks bloody brutal. Loving the design.