TOHO CGI GODZILLA? REALLY?!

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TOHO CGI GODZILLA? REALLY?!

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_hEsv1JzPw&NR=1

www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEEXydQc9KE

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If anyone ought to have created a full CGI Godzilla it always should have been TOHO. Now it looks as if they may have done it.
I've always loved the "Man in a suit" Godzilla but only because there wasn't any genuine alternative. Tri Star's Godzilla was anything but and just served to irritate me. This could be something different. :biggrin:
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Oh. Apparently not really. The link to the article explains.

www.scifijapan.com/articles/2008/05/29/ ... rd-street/


Well maybe this will inspire someone to do it at some point.
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Post by Montresor »

Thanks for the link :)

I've heard rumours that the franchise will be restarted in 2013/14. Whether that's a reboot, or a continuation of Godzilla vs Gamera/Mech-Godzilla/Mothra/Ebirah/Hard-Gay, who knows?

Personally, I've always wanted to see a Godzilla film set in the Samurai period, before the radiation-induced invulnerability, of course. At least, that's what I'd do if someone inexplicably gave me the budget.

Nice looking effects, but I've always loved Godzilla because of the rubber-suits and especially because the sets are all constructed, not rendered. The miniature Tokyo they used in the very first film measured about a city block wide, and more than a block long. Very impressive work.
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