Godzilla IMAX Poster and Cool Japanese Trailer!

I really have to hand it to the Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures marketing team for creating this fantastic mystery and coolness around Godzilla. The film looks so amazing and intriguing without giving away hardly anything about the plot or the full Godzilla. I mean, do we really need to know more than Godzilla is back and fighting other monsters? We already know that right? Thank you marketing team for making this film jump ahead 20 spots to be in the Top 5 anticipated of the year.

They released this stunning IMAX poster for the film that has some pretty great homage to Japan. The new trailer doesn't offer anymore of the plot but gives us some new scenes that are pretty awesome.

 Trailer and Poster VIA Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures and Collider.com

Check out the great Japanese trailer after the jump!

Comic-Con: Godzilla Panel and Poster

A very special surprise at Warner Bros. Hall H panel today was the very awesome trailer shown for Godzilla reboot! Directed by Gareth Edwards the reboot will be pay great homage to the original Japanese films.

The trailer that was shown at SDCC included footage of a city that was demolished and we see a giant monster body in the wreckage of the city. Then we hear the classic Godzilla scream while watching something big coming out of smoke and we see from behind its Godzilla's back all scaly. Then a shot of his face! Many say the face looks like the classic Zilla but with more meat to it.

The trailer is actually just test footage, but I hear it is quite amazing!! Gareth knows what he is doing and I can't wait to see where this film will go.

Godzilla will reach land in 2014

here is the SDCC poster released today during the panel

Benjamin Myers
Twitter: fusionman15

Legendary and WB Rebooting Godzilla

Legendary Pictures announced today that they will start development on a new film based on the classic Toho Studios giant monster Godzilla. Legendary will produce it with their partner Warner Bros. for a 2012 release.

They hope to have a director attached soon and cast will follow.

 Hopefully, it will be Americanized and go for a new updated look. Don't get me wrong I watched every original Japanese movie and loved them. I just love the 1998 American film, even if it is critically blasted.

Benjamin Myers

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