Here is the official trailer for Godzilla

Looks awesome but i wish it had that "now i have become death" speech in the trailer but regardless best looking movie of the summer so far

God that looks awesome.

Interesting take. Bryan Cranston & Ken Watanabe seem like the biggest names, maybe not the best portent, though both are good. Liked the use of color during that airdrop. Needed more Blue Oyster Cult.

Not too into it.

A self serious tone is not what I look for in a Godzilla movie.

Bryan Cranston. "Its science.."

The music from 2001 is freaking me out. Looks really good though.

We haven't had a super serious Godzilla movie in awhile. I'd love to see a good American movie.

saw Elizabeth Olsen's in it

sold

I'll continue to be hopeful. That was really well put together

@rockyraccoon37: The original film from the 1950s was a serious drama. After the horrendous first attempt at an American Godzilla film, this appears to be more along the right track.

Oh man. And that original is amazing. Still holds up today.

Yeah, it's a weird choice.

For sure, just personally speaking my connection with that character has been more with the sequels which carry a stronger and sillier nationalistic tone.

Not saying this looks bad or should have been like the sequels, just that this interpretation doesn't really speak to me.

MUH CHICAGO

MUH MEHREENS

GOD BLESS MERRKUH ;~;7

Maybe it'll be okay. But I have set my expectations low.

Wow. That looked excellent. Seems like the original design ins mostly there, given you don't really see much but an outline. I do appreciate the more serious tone, the original was about the horrors of nuclear war and I think it's fine to keep it serious. Throw that in with one Bryan Cranston and you got yourself a good lookin film.

Righteous.

I will add that for all my apprehensions and low expectations, Big G himself looks fantastic. Bit square in the nose, but eh.

Now all the movie needs is Gamera.

As a longtime Godzilla fan I approve of this. I remember watching all of them with my father when I was a kid and its carried over into my adult life. Great stuff and his design is AWESOME.

Also, how amazing would it be if a movie of this budget used an actual person in a suit and scale model buildings? Would be fucking amazing.

OK, that music and the way that trailer refuses to show the whole creature and the way it doesn't have a bunch of "in-your-face" super-fast cuts makes it at least a little unsettling. For me, it was a little close to terrifying.

While I enjoyed the 1998 Godzilla movie, I had no context for the series as that was my introduction. I then watched the Godzillathon on Cinemassacre and realized why people hated it so much. This seems more in line with what the japanese version is. Specifically the first godzilla movie without him battling other crazy monsters. It looks pretty good.

Freaked me out as well, but more in a 'who the hell do you think you are' kind of way.

I REALLY liked 2001.

2HYPE

I'm sure it'll be alright.

Looks interesting. But i liked the tone of the Oppenheimer teaser more.

God damn, Godzilla's weird shriek is still so great.

sigh, no one understands why I love Godzilla.... except for Pacific Rim. That captured everything I loved about the Gman, right down to maybe those cg creatures could have been dudes in suits. And Pacific Rim captured the colors of those late 80s and 90s movie posters

anyway, yawn, when's Pacific Rim 2 coming out?

Not feeling it at all, though I don't recall liking any of the Godzilla movies, I remember falling asleep during them.