That's why most people didn't like it.Sure it would make a fine solo monster,but calling it Godzilla and even marketing it as being huge and destructive,then showing what we got,I'd be upset too.

Well, the human aspect of the film was beyond terrible as well. An absolutely abysmal cast, top to bottom, spouting off insipid dialogue. The monster could have been the greatest diakaiju of all time and the movie itself still would have been awful.

Toho was very smart to give Zilla an official name.

Anyway, from what I understand this Amerigoji is supposed to look a lot more traditional Goji-ish. Which is good on pretty much all fronts.

You know what would be cool? If they decided to scrap a live action film, and make it stop motion.

I'd watch a movie in the style of the animated show honestly if it was able to pull off things that the live action just couldn't budget.

This one better not get killed by 2 missiles that blew up a bridge, wasn't that what killed him in the movie?

Are they actually done with Godzilla in Japan or will it eventually resurface if we make another crappy one here.

They're not "done", Toho just likes to take excruciatingly long breaks.

You'd need a time machine for that.

Speaking of the series, where I can I watch it? Seriously, I've always wanted to watch it, especially cause I've heard it's way better than the movie. :lol

Anyways, isn't Toho more involved in the making of this movie? I swear I read that somewhere, but I could be wrong.

Considering the general failings of the Vs. series of movies from Toho, it's not much of one :p

Godzilla: The Series is available for Watch Instant viewing on Netflix (though it is just called "Godzilla" when you search for it). I think there are also minisodes available on Crackle.com.

For what it's worth, the original Godzilla cartoon, with Gadzooky, is also on Netflix to Watch Instant! :lol

If you watch that godawfuldooky cartoon watch it first then wash the taste out of your mouth with the newer animated series.

I'm also for a MID animated movie ha, the art style they used on those series just looked neat.