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Multiple Monsters For ‘Godzilla’; Lawsuit Gets Ugly

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Posted by MrDisgusting on January 09, 2013 @ 7:18pm
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CHUD is reporting that Legendary and Warner Bros.’ Godzilla will feature more than the iconic dino monster. They report “confirmed” news that the Gareth Edwards-directed film, in theaters May 16, 2014, will feature more than one monster, adding that two new monsters will also be wreaking havoc.

Warner Bros. has also made it clear that their interpretation of the material “follows the story of a solider” and is “way different” than the Toho Godzilla films. Shooting begins this spring.

In other news, things are getting ugly with the removal of two producers on the reboot. Deadline discovered that Legendary Pictures today filed suit (read it here) against producers Dan Lin, Roy Lee and Doug Davison to have them removed from the sequel and to stop a potential temporary restraining order by them against the film’s production. This is truly bizarre news to me as I personally have known the trio to be attached since before we exclusively broke the news on the remake back in August of 2009. READ MORE

Frank Darabont Rewriting ‘Godzilla’ As Producers Dan Lin And Roy Lee Exit The Project

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Posted by EvanDickson on January 07, 2013 @ 10:59am
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Update: Per AICN the film starts shooting on March 14th in Vancouver and Hawaii and will operate under the working title of “Nautilus.”

Legendary and Warner Bros.’ claim that their Gareth Edwards directed Godzilla remake is due to start shooting in March – but it hit more than a few snags over the weekend. One potentially good development is that Frank Darabont (Shawshank Redemption, The Mist, “The Walking Dead”) has been hired to do a pass on the script. I’m not sure how they can fully accomodate and implement a rewrite in time for a March start date, but weirder things have happened. Then comes the news that producers Dan Lin (Sherlock Holmes, Gangster Squad) and Roy Lee (The Departed, The Strangers, The Grudge) have been let go from the project.

This could potentially head to lawsuit country, there have been some reports that the parting is amicable, but this morning it appears as though all is not well. Per Deadline, “Actually, it could prove as toxic to Godzilla than the time the fire breather took on the smog monster Hedorah. This one’s going to wind up in the courts, I’m told. My understanding is, Lin and Lee refused to reduce the fees they signed on for when the original deal was made. Legendary brass feels it has the latitude to get rid of them, and is doing just that, exercising a pay or play clause and paying them upfront money to go away, with no back-end or credit on the film. The potential back-end on a global franchise is where the big bucks are.”

Yikes. Godzilla is still (sort of) expected to hit theaters May 16th, 2014. READ MORE

Image From ‘Godzilla’ Comic-Con Teaser Makes Its Way Online

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Posted by EvanDickson on December 28, 2012 @ 6:01pm
Category: Movies / Images

Legendary and Warner Bros.’ have shared an image related to their upcoming Godzilla remake. I say “related” because it’s from the Comic-Con teaser that premiered – and somehow didn’t leak (impressive) – back in July. The film hasn’t actually started shooting, but since the teaser was cut to give us (and the studio) an approximation of director Gareth Edwards’ approach I think it’s indicative of the scale of destruction we’ll be seeing in the film.

Last week producer Dan Lin told Collider, “We’re planning to film in March. We are in deep pre-production. Gareth [Edwards] has really mapped out his vision for the movie, you saw the teaser, but Gareth thanks to Thomas Tull’s help he took over a whole stage on the Warner Brothers lot and not only showed the teaser you saw, he had some models built of Godzilla, he had art decorated all over the soundstage, he had pre-vis of some of the big action sequences in the movie. So we’re in deep pre-production and Gareth’s vision of the movie is really exciting it’s a true re-boot of Godzilla. And you saw from the Comic-Con footage it is a grounded, realistic version of Godzilla. What would happen if Godzilla came into our world today?”

Head inside for a better copy of the image and feel free to know that the film has a Facebook fan page now. Godzilla is in theaters May 16th, 2014. READ MORE

‘Godzilla’ Reboot Will Be Grounded In Reality

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Posted by MrDisgusting on December 20, 2012 @ 11:26am
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The team behind Legendary and Warner Bros.’ Godzilla have done an amazing job in keeping their lips sealed tight. No information has come out of the process other than this past Comic-Con’s premiere of a teaser and one-sheet.

The boys at Collider have attempted to get producer Dan Lin to break the silence on the latest reboot that’s to be helmed by Gareth Edwards. He at least gets some info on the production schedule…and a bit more.

“We’re planning to film in March,” said Lin. “We are in deep pre-production. Gareth [Edwards] has really mapped out his vision for the movie, you saw the teaser, but Gareth thanks to Thomas Tull’s help he took over a whole stage on the Warner Brothers lot and not only showed the teaser you saw, he had some models built of Godzilla, he had art decorated all over the soundstage, he had pre-vis of some of the big action sequences in the movie. So we’re in deep pre-production and Gareth’s vision of the movie is really exciting it’s a true re-boot of Godzilla. And you saw from the Comic-Con footage it is a grounded, realistic version of Godzilla. What would happen if Godzilla came into our world today?”

This seems like the obvious direction to take the franchise, and insiders have told me the difficulty they had in coming up with a new take. It should be interesting to see what the collective minds of David Callaham (The Expendables), David S. Goyer (The Dark Knight) and Max Borenstein (Seventh Son) have come up with. Godzilla will rise from the Ocean May 16, 2014.

Gareth Edwards To Bring Us A Realistic ‘Godzilla’

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Posted by MrDisgusting on October 08, 2012 @ 11:36am
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It’s kind of amazing the amount of buzz surrounding Legendary Pictures’ Godzilla reboot, and somehow there’s literally zero information about it. The Coventry Telegraph’s Geek Files is one of the first to get director Gareth Edwards to talk, and here’s what he spilled:

“I’ve never worked this hard, this long and been this emotionally involved in something that’s lasted only a few seconds since the time I lost my virginity! But the reaction has been amazing and I can’t wait for the fans to see our final product.” he told the site.

“I’ve always been interested in Godzilla and the ideas around him. I really wanted to see another Godzilla film and jumped at the opportunity. My main idea was to imagine ‘If this really happened, what would it be like?’ I want to take a grounded, realistic approach to a Godzilla film.

“Everyone warns you about working for Hollywood and how you can get treated in a certain way but my experience has been the polar opposite. Thomas Tull (founder of Legendary) has been very supportive.”

What we’ve learned is that he’s aiming for a realistic approach, so don’t expect to see a bunch of Godzilla babies running around Madison Square Garden. Godzilla is to begin casting soon for a May 16, 2014 release. READ MORE

‘Godzilla’ Script Gets Rewrite, Casting To Begin Soon

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Posted by MrDisgusting on October 04, 2012 @ 1:00pm
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With buzz of the project rising, Legendary has brought in Iron Man 3 and Sherlock Holmes 3 scribe Drew Pearce to do a rewrite on Godzilla before it gets the casting process under way, reports Variety.

Godzilla has gained a lot of momentum after Legendary previewed a short test reel of the pic at the San Diego Comic-Con this past July, and sources tell the site that Pearce is now being brought in to do a four-week polish on the script.

Monsters director Gareth Edwards is still helming the pic, with Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Jon Jashni, Thomas Tull and Brian Rogers producing.

Previous drafts were penned by David Callahan, who wrote the original draft, as well as David Goyer and Max Borenstein. Sources add that the polish isn’t being done because Legendary has any major problems with the script; it wants to age up the characters so that they fit the prototype of the actors they would like to target.

Making his first appearance in 1954 (Gojira) Godzilla is a giant monster that lives in the sea that comes from the ocean to feed on mankind. READ MORE

‘Godzilla’ Will Roar Again Summer 2014!

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Posted by MrDisgusting on September 13, 2012 @ 8:54pm
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Warner Bros. Pictures has announced that Godzilla will stomp into theaters May 16, 2014.

Gareth Edwards (Monsters) is getting behind the camera for the Legendary Pictures feature that was teased at the San Diego Comic-Con this past July (read a description of the footage shown inside).

Making his first appearance in 1954 (Gojira) Godzilla is a giant monster that lives in the sea that comes from the ocean to feed on mankind. READ MORE

[OMFG] SEE THE NEW ‘GODZILLA’ NOW (We Also Have Video Of The Comic-Con Panel)

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Posted by MrDisgusting on July 15, 2012 @ 10:11pm
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While I sit in shock that not a single person was able to record the Legendary/Warner Bros. Godzilla teaser trailer out of the massive Hall H San Diego Comic-Con panel, a fan allegedly did manage to sneak out a single frame displaying the big green machine!

Dig on a larger version inside and then tell us what you think! Also added is video of the panel with director Gareth Edwards.

Making his first appearance in 1954 (Gojira) Godzilla is a giant monster that lives in the sea that comes from the ocean to feed on mankind. READ MORE

[San Diego Comic-Con '12] First ‘Godzilla’ Poster, Teaser Trailer Roars Through Hall H!

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Posted by MrDisgusting on July 14, 2012 @ 5:27pm
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We’ve just now landed the first official teaser poster for Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary’s new Godzilla movie that just completed a panel in Hall H of the San Diego Comic-Con. ~~Watch this spot for a teaser trailer description!~~

A teaser trailer also premiered to a surprised and stunned crowd. Our man on the beat says that it went over better than the footage for Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim, about giant robots vs monsters. Here’s a description of the footage shown: “A city decimated. Completely destroyed. The camera pans by the wreckage of a train and the distant voice of J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atomic bomb) is heard reading from the Bhagavad Gita – “Now, I am become death”. Dust everywhere. Cars crushed. Holes in sky scrapers.

We then see a giant centipede like creature with many arms and legs smoldering. (You know what that means? Monster battles!) The city appears dead as a door nail. Then blackness. THE ROAR. As in THE roar. Huge Bass drop. Raymond Burr finishes his famous speech. Dust…then an arm… a hand… with claws. Pan up… holy shit… the fins. The head. Godzilla. As we know him. The real f-cking Godzilla. He roars again.

Fade to GODZILLA! With Red Japanese title behind it!”

Making his first appearance in 1954 (Gojira) Godzilla is a giant monster that lives in the sea that comes from the ocean to feed on mankind.

We exclusively broke the news on the new Godzilla movie back in 2009. READ MORE

[Podcast] ‘News From The Crypt’ Episode 51

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Posted by Danny! on July 03, 2012 @ 11:25am
Category: Movies / Podcasts

Welcome to the latest edition of News from the Crypt! On this episode of the broadcast the gang discusses David Goyer’s new Godzilla project as well as review Piranha 3DD, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, Prometheus and much, much more!

As an added bonus this month we get horror-punks favorite boys in black CALABRESE to lend us some tunes off their new album Dayglo Necros! Go six feet under and rock out with us!

Tune in and enjoy the latest News from the Crypt after the break, or you can subscribe via iTunes by searching “Bloody Disgusting. READ MORE

Summer Of Godzilla!

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Posted by Lonmonster on May 24, 2012 @ 9:41am
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The new Godzilla ongoing series kicked off yesterday with issue #1, but IDW is not stopping there with the massive monster mayhem. Also arriving, as of yesterday, is the entire back catalog of “Godzilla” tales available on digital platforms in single issues and in trade form. On top of that, IDW announced Orc Stain creator James Stokoe’s “Godzilla: The Half-Century War”. But wait, there’s still more! IDW has expanded their Godzilla universe by obtaining licenses to over 20 different monsters that will be appearing in comics soon. See the full details after the break. READ MORE

Preview: Monsters Clash In The New ‘Godzilla’ Ongoing #1

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Posted by Lonmonster on May 22, 2012 @ 11:04am
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Duane Swierczynski and Simon Gane are bringing back giant monster battles with their comic book summer blockbuster ongoing series launch of Godzilla. Huge monster battles have not been all that popular as of recently in the horror world, but I’ve got a feeling they are coming back in a big way. The artwork looks absolutely amazing, and Godzilla has not looked this cool in ages. You can check out the preview below from IDW, and it looks epic. READ MORE

Director Gareth Edwards Offers An Update (Kind Of) On The Next American Godzilla Film

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Posted by EvanDickson on May 20, 2012 @ 6:24pm
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The new American Godzilla isn’t dead, it’s just in chrysalis.

Monsters director Gareth Edwards is still is attached to direct the latest revamp of Godzilla for Legendary Pictures and Max Borenstein is rewriting David Goyer’s draft. Speaking at the Kapow Comic Book Convention recently Edwards offered, “It’s going great and I’m genuinely excited about it. We’re just working really hard with Legendary, who have been fantastic. Thomas Tull has just been an absolute pleasure and nothing like the experience they warn you about when you go to Hollywood. I can’t say much other than I hope that we’ll have some proper news soon. So you won’t have to wait too long at all.”

He added, “Well, we are in the worst part of the whole film making process which is waiting. We spent almost a year working on the script and on different drafts, going back and forth trading emails with the production company and everything. I had this lucky chance of writing with Mark and so I feel like, it’s a strange feeling, because at the same time I feel like a lot has happened, but at the same time I’m so deep in the project…”

Making his first appearance in 1954 (Gojira) Godzilla is a giant monster that lives in the sea that comes from the ocean to feed on mankind. In 1998, TriStar Pictures produced a remake set in New York City, directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Matthew Broderick.

Legit Concept Art For Legendary’s ‘Godzilla’ Reboot

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Posted by MrDisgusting on January 17, 2012 @ 5:22pm
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Legit Concept Art For Legendarys Godzilla Reboot

A brand new issue of G-fan has revealed that a pair of Godzilla concept art images are in fact legit, with the previous incarnation (displayed all over the web prior to this story) were fakes. Too bad they were rejected.

Monsters director Gareth Edwards is still is attached to direct the latest revamp of Godzilla for Legendary Pictures. Max Borenstein is rewriting David Goyer’s draft. No details have been revealed other than there have been talks of 3-D and IMAX.

Legendary Gets ‘Godzilla’-sized Pitch

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Posted by MrDisgusting on November 10, 2011 @ 4:02am
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Contrary to my predictions, Monsters director Gareth Edwards is still attached to direct a reboot of Godzilla for Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures, and there’s been plenty of progress to report.

Heat Vision broke the news this evening that Max Borenstein has landed the enormous task of bringing the Japanese green lizard back to theaters. David Goyer (The Dark Knight) had previously worked on the script.

My inside sources tell me that is hasn’t been an easy task finding a writer to crack the code. How do you keep the integrity of the “man in a rubber suit” lore while modernizing it? It’s not an easy concept to pitch. Therefore, Borenstein must have something special up his sleeve. What would you guys like to see?

Borenstein rewrote Legendary’s supernatural fantasy The Seventh Son. Based on the Joseph Delaney YA book, it’s due to go into production with Jeff Bridges, Julianne Moore and Ben Barnes attached to star. READ MORE

[News Bites] The Sequel: Is This ‘Godzilla’? Is This the ‘Prometheus’ Trailer? ‘The Fly’ Sequel?

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Posted by MrDisgusting on October 03, 2011 @ 11:08pm
Category: Movies / News

Were not gonna hit-whore and waste your time, so we’ve compiled a stack of odds and ends, with most being unconfirmed.

First, website Infamous Kidd has an unconfirmed story claiming to know the new look of Godzilla, which is to be directed by Monsters‘ Gareth Edwards. The site reports that Hector A. Arce, a creature/fantasy sculptor, is part of the design team for Legendary’s film. I’d take it as a grain of salt, but they also claim Warners reboot will also feature Godzilla as a man in a rubber suit, with the head controlled by animatronics, and any touch-ups needed for the final film will then fall upon CGI. Grain. Of. Salt. Check out the what they’re supposedly basing it off of inside.

STYD has two minor news bites with the first being that David Cronenberg has written a sequel to The Fly, instead of a reboot, adding that he “don’t know if that’s going to really happen, but that has to do with Fox.”

They also caught up with The Thing director Matthijs van Heijningen who was once attached to Army of the Dead for Zack Snyder. He explains that an inflated budget and collapse of wallstreet caused the plug to be pulled by Warner Bros. What did we miss out on? “We had crazy zombies raping human females making hybrid zombies and stuff, it was just nasty,” he tells STYD.

Lastly, fan-site Prometheus-Movie caught a fan on Twitter who claimed to have seen Twentieth Century Fox’s Prometheus (in theaters June 8, 2012 from Ridley Scott) trailer at a Nielson kiosk in Denver. Read on to see what he claims to have seen.
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[News Bites] Never Before Seen ‘Evil Dead 2′ Images, Poster Madness, ‘Godzilla’ Criterion, & ‘Squad’ Redo

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Posted by MrDisgusting on August 26, 2011 @ 5:02pm
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Yet another heavy week of news is coming to a close. Is it me or does it seem like there’s more and more stories with each and every passing year? It’s almost TOO much, although I don’t believe in too much horror…

First up in this edition of news bites are a series of new one sheets that are all on display inside. You’ll find sales art for Todd Robinson’s supernatural submarine chiller Phantom that’s now in pre-production. Then you’ll find a UK poster for the now-released Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, with Anchor Bay’s official theatrical art for Texas Killing Fields, in theaters October 14. Starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Sam Worthington, Jessica Chastain and Chloe Moretz, the story focuses on the true story of a pair of police officers who undertook to solve two decades of disappearances and homicides — totalling as many as 60 victims — in the industrial wastelands surrounding Gulf Coast refineries.

In DVD news, Twitch has a report on a potential Criterion release of the 1954 classic Gojira/Godzilla. The site’s friend, August Ragone, renowned Kaiju authority and author, has posted up some majorly gargantuan news that can be read by clicking the aforementioned link. What can you expect? How about a DVD/Blu-ray release larger than the legendary creature itself!

In a news brief, a Colombian horror movie is set for Hollywood remake. El Paramo, known in the States as The Squad, is being touted for a Hollywood remake even though it is still two months away from release. According to Radio Santa Fe, production company Rhayuela Cine received a number of offers from Los Angeles and New York based film companies for the U.S. rights to El Paramo. The eventual winner of the bidding war was Scott LaStaiti, executive producer of Love in the Time of Cholera and horror film Turistas. Details on the Columbian film can be found by clicking the title above.

Saving the best for last, special effects artist Shannon Shea has posted an update to his blog that is not to be missed. Shea goes back to 1986 when he was in production with Sam Raimi on Evil Dead 2. The blog details his experience working on the film, while offering up behind-the-scenes description of his creation “Evil” Ed Getley as played by Richard Domeier. Click the image for tons of goodies!

eviledevildead082611 [News Bites] Never Before Seen Evil Dead 2 Images, Poster Madness, Godzilla Criterion, & Squad Redo

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Posted by MrDisgusting on July 14, 2011 @ 1:24am
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The rash of negative tweets surrounding the following news was pretty shocking, considering the big titles the man’s name is attached to. But alas, David Goyer – who has worked with Thomas Tull’s Legendary Pictures on both Chris Nolan’s Batman trilogy and the new Superman reboot Man Of Steel – will pen Godzilla from a draft written by David Callaham, for Legendary Pictures.

The project will fall under Legendary’s overall agreement with Warner Bros while Toho Company, which own the rights to the oversized reptile, will distribute the film in Japan. Toho’s Godzilla franchise boasts one of the most widely recognized film creatures worldwide, resulting in a series of books, television programs, video games and more than 25 films worldwide.

Legendary intends to approach the film and its characters in the most authentic manner possible and was smart to get a pro like Goyer on board so early in the process since he has so much experience creating franchises. Of course, Sony Pictures in 1998 tried to jumpstart a Godzilla franchise and that disappointed. And the first Godzilla movie came out in 1954 which was an indictment of nuclear wweaponry. Gareth Edwards (hot of the heels of Monsters) is attached to direct the Legendary project.

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Posted by Lonmonster on May 25, 2011 @ 3:52am
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Welcome to the weekly previews for May 25th, 2011 here at Bloody-Disgusting.com! The truth is everyone would read all the books if they had the time and money, but in reality most of us don’t. Here you will find a little taste of some major comics being released each week, my take on them, and, as always, feels free to discuss below. Whether you have been into comics since you were a little one, or are new to the game, I’m here to help you decide which books are for you. I’ve picked out some comics I feel will stand out in the coming week and listed them under their respective publisher, with over a dozen previews of some of your favorite books such as “GODZILLA”, “HELLRAISER”, “BATMAN: DETECTIVE COMICS”, “THE INCREDIBLE HULKS”, and MORE! Read on for the skinny…

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Posted by THEoDEAD on May 24, 2011 @ 1:13am
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The past few months have been owned by the monstrous “GODZILLA” over at IDW Publishing, but now that the monthly is heading into its third installment, and the pieces are all in place, the big green lizard is about to find he has some major competition in the form of Rodan and Anguirus! The series is slated to release the issue this Wednesday, and if you make the jump you can get a look inside the ish with an 8 page preview and 2 more variant covers. Read on for the skinny…

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Posted by MrDisgusting on March 17, 2011 @ 8:44pm
Category: Movies / News

Editor’s Note: I’d like to use this story as a platform to invite you to donate to help Japan Quake and Tsunami Relief.

Update: AICN is attempting to debunk us, but unfortunately their sources are either wrong or lying. We stand behind our report as our sources are well in the know. This isn’t just some “tipster”. It’s also worth noting Del Toro has been asked to make the change, and whether or not he complies has yet to be seen….

Bloody Disgusting has learned of some interesting news regarding Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary’s Pacific Rim, their giant monster movie that Guillermo del Toro agreed to direct about 10 days ago.

According to our sources, Legendary has asked Del Toro to re-write the screenplay so that no attacks take place in Japan. The pic is to be set in a future in which malevolent creatures threaten the earth, the planet must band together and use highly advanced technology to eradicate the growing menace.

In addition, early rumors continue to carry some truth. Apparently Del Toro has been asked (again) to turn Pacific Rim into the new Godzilla. He refused. Expect this to be a regular occurrence as it sounds like Legendary would much rather get the giant green monster back in theaters than Rim. What’s interesting is that Monsters director Gareth Edwards was attached to Godzilla back in January…

Giant food for thought.
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Toho Leaves Two Giant Footprints: Japanese and American ‘Godzilla’ for 2012?

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Posted by MrDisgusting on January 14, 2011 @ 12:20am
Category: Movies / News

It looks as if the Japanese Godzilla and American Godzilla could be doing battle once again. According to a new article at the Pittsburgh Examiner, rights holder Toho has listed their own personal Godzilla movie for release in theaters December 2012. What’s odd is that Toho opted to put Godzilla on hiatus for ten years. Born in 1954, Toho retired Godzilla in 2004 on his fiftieth anniversary and declared no Godzilla movies would be made until 2014. On the other spectrum, Toho gave Legendary and Warners the rights to develop their own remake (now to be directed by Monsters genius Gareth Edwards), which was supposed to take the place of the Japanese version. According to the Examiner, Toho has yet to drop plans for their international Godzilla. Confused? Here: As of this writing, December 2012 will see the release of both a Japanese and American Godzilla movie. I’m spitting fire in excitement!
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OMFG of the Day: Godzilla: ‘An Anatomical Guide to Monsters’

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Posted by MrDisgusting on January 07, 2011 @ 6:50pm
Category: Movies / News

Blog site Hunting Lodge stumbled across some absolutely incredible pages from a rare book that displays the innards of our favorite Japanese monsters. The 1967 book is entitled “An Anatomical Guide to Monsters” and was illustrated by Shogo Endo. Inside you can take a look at Godzilla, Gamera, Anguiras and what I think is Mothra Larva. If anyone finds this book — I want it.
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Multiple Monsters For ‘Godzilla’; Lawsuit Gets Ugly

Frank Darabont Rewriting ‘Godzilla’ As Producers Dan Lin And Roy Lee Exit The Project

Image From ‘Godzilla’ Comic-Con Teaser Makes Its Way Online

Top 10 Music Videos Of 2012

‘Godzilla’ Reboot Will Be Grounded In Reality

Gareth Edwards To Bring Us A Realistic ‘Godzilla’

‘Godzilla’ Script Gets Rewrite, Casting To Begin Soon

‘Godzilla’ Will Roar Again Summer 2014!

[OMFG] SEE THE NEW ‘GODZILLA’ NOW (We Also Have Video Of The Comic-Con Panel)

[San Diego Comic-Con '12] First ‘Godzilla’ Poster, Teaser Trailer Roars Through Hall H!

[Podcast] ‘News From The Crypt’ Episode 51

Summer Of Godzilla!

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Director Gareth Edwards Offers An Update (Kind Of) On The Next American Godzilla Film

Legit Concept Art For Legendary’s ‘Godzilla’ Reboot

Legendary Gets ‘Godzilla’-sized Pitch

[News Bites] The Sequel: Is This ‘Godzilla’? Is This the ‘Prometheus’ Trailer? ‘The Fly’ Sequel?

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