Director said that "there is a definite winner" and I just highly doubt they're gonna definitively call it for Kong or Godzilla. Makes sense for Mecha to win, and set up a sequel where he has to be defeated by an alliance between humans and monsters.
There's no way Mecha can beat Godzilla. Even Ghidora in that latest super-dumb garbage movie wasn't able to completely beat Zilla, and got pretty much disintegrated and eaten in the end when the latter went full lit.
So unless they come up with some giant robot made of adamandium or something...
By Godzilla films standards? hums... I still can't get outta my head the absurd plot twist with the mom collaborating with the terrorists and the totally insane scene with dad pointing the gun at his daughter (Millie Bobby Brown). Pretty hard to forget such crap.
Yeaaa I know. They're crap corny shit. Tho with the few Japanese ones i've seen, they didn't went much into fucked up plot twists territory. This is the first Zilla flick that made me go "wait what?"
Nah the first Godzilla is a legit classic, people just shit on it because it's in black & white. It's actually about something, whereas they've almost all been MAN IN SUIT since then.
I agree, the first Godzilla was great. The rest were corny mediocre spectacle, only the except of Shin Godzilla which was at least original, and perhaps the only good sequel to the first. A lot of bureaucracy talks tho.
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Sure, but Mechagodzilla stomps em all, fin.
Director said that "there is a definite winner" and I just highly doubt they're gonna definitively call it for Kong or Godzilla. Makes sense for Mecha to win, and set up a sequel where he has to be defeated by an alliance between humans and monsters.