Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)

[bigrob]

That little footprint tease had me convinced that they would drop the trailer on Christmas day so this is disappointing

[Himmel]

New official images of the @PlaymatesToys Warbat figure and the first information for the new Titan have been revealed. "Powerful enough to tear through armored vehicles with its massive fangs, the Warbats are venom-winged monsters that hunt the hidden depths of the hollow earth"

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[Brian81]

Does anyone think this series will continue after this one?

[Gretiem]

Originally Posted by Brian81

Does anyone think this series will continue after this one?

Doubt it

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by Brian81

Does anyone think this series will continue after this one?

No, this will probably be a disaster like the other two...people will move on.

[Lee A Stewart]

If Godzilla existed in real life, he wouldn't be able to stand up

The newest Godzilla is bigger than ever, towering at a whopping 119 meters. At that size, his heart wouldn’t be able to pump blood to his brain. And if he were a reptile, he’d have to spend all his time sunbathing to keep warm, while a mammal of his size would cook itself with its own body heat.

[Invid Ninja]

Originally Posted by Brian81

Does anyone think this series will continue after this one?

As someone who has enjoyed all three films I’d say after this one, the Monsterverse will very likely be at a definitive end. So long as GvK has a concise ending, I’ll be more than satisfied with a neat four film set.

[JayTL]

Originally Posted by Lee A Stewart

If Godzilla existed in real life, he wouldn't be able to stand up

He's way too big in this series. Way too big

[steev210]

It depends how Warner Media handles the HBO Max day and date/theatrical release for all Legendary films. Last I heard Legendary was demanding Warner pony up $200MM+ if they intend to move forward with the current release platform for GvK.

Personally I'd love to see the Monsterverse continue on and evolve to include other Kaiju yet to be showcased in any of the films: (Gigan, Hedorah, King Caesar, Biollante, Destoroyah, Anguirus, Kumonga) to name a few.

[Himmel]

After GvK Toho will start their next G-series I think 2022.

[fitprod]

This will be the end of the “Monsterverse” and ultimately Legendary. They’re just suing out of bitterness (which I do kind of understand) and an attempt to get some quick cash to stay solvent. Demanding $200 million from AT&T/Warner is funny since the film wasn’t going to gross more than $400 million world wide.

The big question is which studio dies first; Legendary or MGM?

Fitprod

[knobby69]

No studio should die,stop being sheep and allowing these tyrannical governors turn Thai country into a communist sovereignty....WAKE UP...

[Mikezilla3k]

Originally Posted by Brian81

Does anyone think this series will continue after this one?

As much as I would love it to happen, I sadly doubt it.

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by fitprod

This will be the end of the “Monsterverse” and ultimately Legendary. They’re just suing out of bitterness (which I do kind of understand) and an attempt to get some quick cash to stay solvent. Demanding $200 million from AT&T/Warner is funny since the film wasn’t going to gross more than $400 million world wide.

The big question is which studio dies first; Legendary or MGM?

Fitprod

Legendary would have plenty of money if they didn't put out worthless crap like The Great Wall and Pacific Rim Uprising.

[Janjira54]

Originally Posted by JayTL

He's way too big in this series. Way too big

How big do you want him to be? I think he should be bigger than most modern movies, his size has always changed to scale with the buildings of the era.

[Janjira54]

Originally Posted by Underworld54

No, this will probably be a disaster like the other two...people will move on.

There's that usual ray of sunshine

[RalphoR]

Originally Posted by Himmel

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Looks like Reptilicus done right.

[XavierTheaterPotato]

Originally Posted by Underworld54

Legendary would have plenty of money if they didn't put out worthless crap like The Great Wall and Pacific Rim Uprising.

Or alternatively, if Legendary wanted people to be invested in this new Godzilla Franchise to show up in a theater if remotely, or watch it, maybe they should, I don't know... make a story that's not so ludicrous that almost makes any of the Transformers films Citizen Kane by comparison? And Actually have Godzilla be Seen?

[Aclea]

Originally Posted by fitprod

This will be the end of the “Monsterverse” and ultimately Legendary. They’re just suing out of bitterness (which I do kind of understand) and an attempt to get some quick cash to stay solvent.

No, they're suing because Warners not only broke their contract but stopped them making a $200m+ sale to Netflix that would have seen both Legendary and Warners recoup their investment while trying to wrangle a deal that would see Legendary end up owing them money for marketing. Considering Legendary is owned by the Wanda Group (assets: $86b) it's a fight they can afford.

Demanding $200 million from AT&T/Warner is funny since the film wasn’t going to gross more than $400 million world wide.

See above.

[avs commenter]

Originally Posted by knobby69

No studio should die,stop being sheep and allowing these tyrannical governors turn Thai country into a communist sovereignty....WAKE UP...

thats not how this works. make better movies people want to see