Reply With QuoteThe timing of this poster/reveal is kind of interesting given Pacific Rim but I'll be looking forward to this pretty badly.
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First Poster for Gareth Edwards’ Godzilla Revealed
Hitting the web just a few days shy of it’s intended SDCC reveal, the poster for Gareth Edwards’ highly anticipated Godzilla reboot has launched to a wave of mixed reviews. Many fans are clamoring in excitement, but the poster has also met with quite a few complaints.
Naysayers are shaking their heads at the very idea of a reboot to the previously established Godzilla franchise, which hasn’t seen much in the way of activity since the abysmal ‘98 rehash, but it seems that the rising tide of supporters heavily outweighs the dismissive comments fired at the promising blockbuster.
The director has promised to release a slew of new information regarding the film at this weekend’s San Diego Comic-Con. Cross your fingers for a full-length trailer, friends, and stay tuned for more information as it’s released.
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
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The timing of this poster/reveal is kind of interesting given Pacific Rim but I'll be looking forward to this pretty badly.
Comic Con's coming up, and there was a (non internet'd somehow) teaser trailer at last year's SDCC, soooooo about the right time.
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Yeah it's been talked about before but the teaser poster and Pacific Rim's release just happily coincided.
There will be no robots to stop Godzilla though unless it's Mecha Godzilla.
I'm hoping for JET JAGUAR, personally.
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Man, Frankenstein could kick his ass.
Can you dig it?
Man, that is one retarded-ass poster.
And there's no way this movie is better than Pacific Rim. No. Fucking. Way.
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Except for, ya' know, six (mostly) successful and well-regarded Japanese entries.Naysayers are shaking their heads at the very idea of a reboot to the previously established Godzilla franchise, which hasn’t seen much in the way of activity since the abysmal ‘98 rehash
Right? And every single post-Godzilla 2000 movie was a reboot.
Last edited by YellerDog; 16 Jul 2013 at 12:16 AM.
It reminds me of something Otomo might do, I like it.
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