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Originally Posted by TheCivilShark

Seen every movie pal, it's more to do with the way they were shooting him in the scenes than who's perspective its from. Take the first movie in the Heisei series, we're following through the human's stories. However, when we get to Godzilla it then makes him the center. Godzilla enters and they attack and he retaliates. The scenes show Godzilla and then the tanks and everything else coming in. The scenes in the trailer have you following the humans and then Godzilla appears and it clearly makes him the bad guy. The lines should be blurred more, it's obvious that a giant lizard monster is a threat. The older movies do a great job of making you feel his side too though, blurring the lines of the victim and aggressor.

it's only a trailer.

this won't be like jaws where you barely see the shark.

also, in the broderick godzilla.. we saw a pretty good amount of godzilla, and they definitely gave you the enemy/victim feeling.. i can't imagine this won't end up having the same feel.

i just don't understand how anyone wouldn't be pumped after seeing this trailer.

it looks like they've done similar things that the broderick godzilla film did, but better.. and then some.

i actually enjoyed the broderick godzilla movie .. for what it was. but this looks a million times better.. and i think the trailer was done VERY well. it gives off that ominous feeling that you should get when you see him for the first time. the sympathy shouldn't develop until we get deep into the movie. but, until then, he should be portrayed as a monster.

the shot of the head that we see in the trailer is AWESOME looking. i just wish the spines were larger.