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98 godzilla came out when i was 10 or 11. needless to say, i enjoyed it. i am intrigued by a refresh tho. waiting on trailer.
 
a blinkin said:
I liked the 1998 Godzilla back when I first saw it. I refuse to let NT taint my childhood memory with your overly critical cynicism. :lol:

Will peep though.
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overly critical cynicism is not what ruined that movie.

I was younger than all y'all in '98 and I even have it on DVD so i truly thought it was the ****. As a matter of fact I still have a toy from that movie where you can whip his tail and make him roar. Now I'm older....that movie is NOT good. :lol:
 
niquefreak94 said:
overly critical cynicism is not what ruined that movie.

I was younger than all y'all in '98 and I even have it on DVD so i truly thought it was the ****. As a matter of fact I still have a toy from that movie where you can whip his tail and make him roar. Now I'm older....that movie is NOT good. :lol:
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If you enjoyed the movie, its good.

I loved that movie. Just curious to why you say it wasnt good?
 
I remember borrowing the '98 version on VHS from the library man

I think I liked it back then and this was already after I had grown up on the classic ones. I see '98 on Netflix now but I dont know if I should watch it again :lol:
 
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The 98 Godzilla sucked...

And why is it when you edit something that **** stays on the homepage?

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Da Doc03 said:
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won't happen. Cursing, Adult scenes, and gratuitous gore aren't necessary for a good Godzilla film. Worldwide destruction, human chaos and emotional discord, and monster vs monster fights make a good Godzilla film
 
bkzkurse said:
Da Doc03 said:
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won't happen. Cursing, Adult scenes, and gratuitous gore aren't necessary for a good Godzilla film. Worldwide destruction, human chaos and emotional discord, and monster vs monster fights make a good Godzilla film
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agreed. jurassic park and pacific rim were totally fine the way they were.


not monsters, but zombie flicks i feel should be on the graphic side. this is why walking dead is so good, they always balanced really well, suspense and graphic death. world war z i wish were more like walking dead...or i guess running dead.
 
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