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marek1712
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Posted: Sat May 25, 2019 7:33 am
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Is the soundtrack so bad that they have to use music genres that COMPLETELY don't match the movie?
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EricJ2
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Posted: Sat May 25, 2019 7:55 am
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marek1712 wrote: | Is the soundtrack so bad that they have to use music genres that COMPLETELY don't match the movie? |
If it's a Legendary Pictures, yes. Very likely.
At least it's not the trailer with the Warner "Wizard of Oz" shill-plugs and Over the Rainbow...WTH was up with THAT??
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BadNewsBlues
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Posted: Sat May 25, 2019 5:44 pm
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EricJ2 wrote: | [
If it's a Legendary Pictures, yes. Very likely.
At least it's not the trailer with the Warner "Wizard of Oz" shill-plugs and Over the Rainbow...WTH was up with THAT?? |
Hey if Face-Off can have SOTR play during a shoot-out sequence which also features people getting wounded, Godzilla can have it too even in the trailer
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EricJ2
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Posted: Sat May 25, 2019 7:24 pm
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BadNewsBlues wrote: |
EricJ2 wrote: | At least it's not the trailer with the Warner "Wizard of Oz" shill-plugs and Over the Rainbow...WTH was up with THAT?? |
Hey if Face-Off can have SOTR play during a shoot-out sequence which also features people getting wounded, Godzilla can have it too even in the trailer |
Yes, but WOz also happens to be one of Warner's seven current "Auditionees", as they're going back through their fan-cult titles to see which one they can exploit for a new franchise, now that Harry Potter, LOTR and Batman have had it.
That's why we've been seeing proverbial you-know-what-loads of Beetlejuice, Willy Wonka, Space Jam, The Matrix and A Christmas Story in Warner marketing lately. (Oh, and they tried Blade Runner, it didn't work.)
It's not the first time Warner's tried to "subliminally" viral a few studio hits into a completely different movie--Remember all those Phantom of the Opera jokes inserted into "Gremlins 2", when they thought they'd get the Broadway movie the next year?
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doctordoom85
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Posted: Sun May 26, 2019 7:49 am
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EricJ2 wrote: |
marek1712 wrote: | Is the soundtrack so bad that they have to use music genres that COMPLETELY don't match the movie? |
If it's a Legendary Pictures, yes. Very likely.
At least it's not the trailer with the Warner "Wizard of Oz" shill-plugs and Over the Rainbow...WTH was up with THAT?? |
It fits to me given the way they present some of the kaiju in the trailer. Godzilla is shown as an awe-inspiring, majestic creature and Mothra is shown in a beautiful and calming manner as the girl pets her. Given the way the mother seems happy to witness such a sight, and of course we knew from the previous film how Ken Watanabe respects these creatures, it fits to have a song talking about dreams coming true as these characters are witnessing creatures that they thought they could only dream of before.
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ryanvamp
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Posted: Sun May 26, 2019 10:13 pm
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doctordoom85 wrote: |
EricJ2 wrote: |
marek1712 wrote: | Is the soundtrack so bad that they have to use music genres that COMPLETELY don't match the movie? |
If it's a Legendary Pictures, yes. Very likely.
At least it's not the trailer with the Warner "Wizard of Oz" shill-plugs and Over the Rainbow...WTH was up with THAT?? |
It fits to me given the way they present some of the kaiju in the trailer. Godzilla is shown as an awe-inspiring, majestic creature and Mothra is shown in a beautiful and calming manner as the girl pets her. Given the way the mother seems happy to witness such a sight, and of course we knew from the previous film how Ken Watanabe respects these creatures, it fits to have a song talking about dreams coming true as these characters are witnessing creatures that they thought they could only dream of before. |
This person gets it. Can't wait for this film.
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Reedfly
Joined: 02 Feb 2019
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Posted: Sun May 26, 2019 11:56 pm
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Historically most Godzilla movies don’t have a dramatic plot besides the last “real” one in 2011. The American versions tend to make it weird, like the one where they made Godzilla a literal t-Rex. They just never get that Godzilla is about the action, not the drama nor the plot. The 2011 one was pretty funny though, especially the antagonist’s 90’s heavy-metal makeover, so I forgive the tradition break. I’ll only give props to the American visual effects, they’re too good.
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Juno016
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Posted: Mon May 27, 2019 1:09 pm
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EricJ2 wrote: | At least it's not the trailer with the Warner "Wizard of Oz" shill-plugs and Over the Rainbow...WTH was up with THAT?? |
I care absolutely zero about the film itself after the disaster of the first one (I'm a Gojira fan, so I'm really upset about it), but to be honest, that trailer was absolutely pure art. Same with the first trailer. Gimme moooooore!
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BadNewsBlues
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Posted: Tue May 28, 2019 8:44 am
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[quote="Reedfly"]Historically most Godzilla movies don’t have a dramatic plot besides the last “real” one in 2011. The American versions tend to make it weird, like the one where they made Godzilla a literal t-Rex.
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Don't recall T-Rexes having long arms that look like they can grab things with, spines, or being able to swim, or reproducing A-Sexually.
[quote="Reedfly"]not the drama |
Oh so why have Godzilla die in Godzilla vs Destroyah if that wasn't meant to invoke drama?
Reedfly wrote: | nor the plot. |
Which is part of the reason for why the Toho films aren't massively popular around the world. If you're going to make a movie, tv show, or even a book it has to have a plot worth following otherwise there's little point to following the material
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