All Things Godzilla

[CJStriker]

the director for Godzilla Resurgence is Hideki Anno aka the guy who created Evangelion

Im sure that answers your question

Indeed in does, forgot to do on search on the creators of the movie so thanks for that info.

I am glad he entered this into his godzilla movie, it is an iconic visual of Mankind's Might trying to in very unsuccessful terms, trying to beat-back against a foe that is beyond them and the persitional might of Mankind's weapons in this pursuit.

[Sighphi]

the director for Godzilla Resurgence is Hideki Anno aka the guy who created Evangelion

Im sure that answers your question

Noooooooo!!!

So this movie will have people complain about their feeling for 90 minutes then there one cool fight scene?

[Captain Smith]

Well, the recent American movie was crazy dad who is not believed, Muto strolling, soldier saves kid, misses his wife - and then a little Big G.

The military in the clip was pleasing, at least they hit him. Usually the Japanese SDFs miss him with most of the ordnance.

[Inhuman X]

Noooooooo!!!

So this movie will have people complain about their feeling for 90 minutes then there one cool fight scene?

IDK... This one looks to have enough Godzilla bashing things to take care of any boredom issues.

[Robotech Master]

Noooooooo!!!

So this movie will have people complain about their feeling for 90 minutes then there one cool fight scene?

Anno was going through a lot of shit during Evangelion though. This is guy who made Nadia before that and the live-action Cutie Honey film after.

[The Negative Zone]

I'm just throwing this out there, but the Godzilla films as a whole, have the best music. So many great soundtracks.

[Inhuman X]

I'm just throwing this out there, but the Godzilla films as a whole, have the best music. So many great soundtracks.

Akira Ifukube is one of the most talented composers ever. It's a criminal shame he never got more work in American films.

[ChrisIII]

Evangelion does take some influence from Kaiju after all-that's sort of what the angels kind of are (although much freakier-looking than the usual reptilian or insect based Godzilla monsters).

I kind of like that they're also sort of returning to the more Mamallian Godzilla of the 50's and 80s-90s series, with the face sort of taking on the look of a lion. The 60s-70s, Millenium Godzilla and the American versions are kind of more reptilian/Dinosaurish.

[BeastieRunner]

Akira Ifukube is one of the most talented composers ever. It's a criminal shame he never got more work in American films.

Indeed!

His music is amazing.

[The Big G]

Akira Ifukube is one of the most talented composers ever. It's a criminal shame he never got more work in American films.

He's up there with John Williams IMO

[SiegePerilous02]

With Anno directing this, maybe we'll actually have some interesting human characters, instead of just filler while we wait for the monster to show up.

There better be an announcement for the last Evangelion movie attached to this. Goddammit Anno, hurry up.

[Angilasman]

With Anno directing this, maybe we'll actually have some interesting human characters, instead of just filler while we wait for the monster to show up.

That's one of the reasons I think the '60s Godzilla movies were the best: the human characters were often as entertaining as the monsters. It's also a big reason I think the Gamera movies of the '90s and '00s are superior to the Godzilla movies of that era.

[t hedge coke]

That's one of the reasons I think the '60s Godzilla movies were the best: the human characters were often as entertaining as the monsters. It's also a big reason I think the Gamera movies of the '90s and '00s are superior to the Godzilla movies of that era.

I like the 90s and 00s human characters for the most part. I've never really understood the opposition to them, or why the dubs tend to cut big chunks of them out.

[Angilasman]

^There are a few exceptions. Example: Spacegodzilla might be a dud of a film, but Yuki is probably the best character in the entire Heisei series.

But I still think they really pale in comparison to the Showa Series human characters and the modern Gamera ones, who I find more interesting and far better integrated into the stories with the monsters. Aaron Taylor Johnson got a lot of flack for Godzilla '14, and while he was passive to the point of dullness for a lot of the runtime I thought he was used marvelously in the finale as he and the soldiers scrambled to complete their mission literally under the monster's feet while they were fighting.

[Hilden B. Lade]

Captain Gordon, from Final Wars, is a guilty pleasure as a character as is a lot of stuff from that movie as far as characters from the last batch of Big G movies go.