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New remake of Godzilla, Zilla or should I say ... Godzilla Filmography

Yes, as you are reading, Legendary Pictures has partnered with Warner Brothres to produce and finance the new Godzilla movie, this is what the magazine Variety announced on March 29 . Legendary bought the rights to Godzilla Toho Co. and since then the project is an open secret.

Legendary like to take the pull of Cloverfield (Cloverfield) and make a new version of Godzilla, the Godzilla of Roland ignoring Emmerichde 1998 and based more on the original film Ishiro Honda and other Japanese films Godzilla.

In the words of President and CEO of Legendary, Thomas Tull, extracted from the Variety article, says its plans are to try to produce the Godzilla that we, as aficonados, want to see, and they will try to justice to the elements which led the mutant lizard get where he is.

Legendary has worked on other occasions with Warner Brothers in films like The Dark Night, 300 or a hangover. It is speculated that the date for the launch of the new film Zilla in 2012.

As I have been reading there are people out there who thinks that the 2012 movie will be the beginning of a new series of Godzilla, but I personally refuse to call this Americanized Godzilla, so I will call Zilla, like that of Emmerich. Remakes of Godzilla, and now there is only one, and Godzilla (1984) directed by Koji Hashimoto, RJ Kizer.

I, as an absolute fan of Godzilla, I refuse to recognize Zilla as a remake, since it is the only thing that looks like Godzilla is in the name and radioactive breath. After seeing the films that have worked together Legendary and Warner not to wait for the new Zilla, is all dark as The Dark Night? Abuse the camera slow as in 300? Will handle guys with spears? The really do not know what to expect ... so yes I have clear is that the only thing that is going to take money and do something super spectacular 3D avatar trying to emulate James Cameron.

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Kappa

Everyone knows that lots of Godzilla movies, but ... how many really are? As for why I'm here, to go out of doubt, I'll put a pretty good films, divided by eras, with titles in Japanese and English ... We, cinnamon Fine. Another question that you will become ... that is why the ages? Well, one thing is very simple. The films are divided into eras because the years in which they are made within the Japanese era with the same name, the Japanese Showa era lasted from 1926 to 1989 and the Heisei era from 1989 to today. The only cases where the year of the film coincides with the era of Godzilla are all 84 and Millennium era. The Millennium was christened with this name is the turn of the century, but this does not mean ant q in Japan are in the Millennium era, still in the Heisei era.

And yes, I've seen them all, the majority repeatedly And there is everything: good movies, reguleras, bad charming charmless bad ... but only out Godzilla worth seeing, but sometimes we have to see him doing things a little ridiculous as Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster dancing a twist while some fighters bomb it.

Gift: I leave here the signs of the 28 films: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=65H3RTT2

SHOWA ERA

1 - Gojira (Japan under the terror of the monster), Ishiro Honda, 1954

2 - not gyakushû Gojira (Godzilla Strikes Back), Motoyoshi Oda, 1955

3 - Kingu Kongu tai Gojira (King Kong to Godzilla), Ishiro Honda, 1962

4 - Mosura tai Gojira (Godzilla vs. the monsters), Ishiro Honda, 1964

5 - San Daikaiju: saidai Chikyu no Kessen (Ghidorah, the 3-headed dragon), Ishiro Honda 1964

6 - deisenso kaiju (monsters invade the Earth), Ishiro Honda, 1965

7 - Gojira, EBIR, Mosura: Nankai no daiketto (Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster), Jun Fukuda, 1966

8 - Kaijûtô no Kessen: Gojira no musuko (Godzilla's son), Jun Fukuda, 1967

9 - Kaiju sôshingeki ( Alien Invasion), Ishiro Honda, 1968

10 - Gojira-minires-Gabara: Oru kaiju daishingeki (The island of monsters), Ishiro Honda, 1969

11 - Stink tai Gojira (Godzilla vs. Hedorah), Yoshimitsu Banno, 1971

12 - Chikyu kogeki meirei: Gojira tai Gaiga (Galien, monster galaxies strikes the Earth), Jun Fukuda, 1972

13 - Gojira tai Megara (Gorgo and Superman are mentioned in Tokyo), Jun Fukuda, 1973

14 - Gojira tai Mekagojira (CiberGodzilla machine of destruction), Jun Fukuda, 1974

15 - Mekagojira in Gyakushū (Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla), Ishiro Honda, 1975

ERA HEISEI

1 - Gojira (Godzilla), Koji Hashimoto, R.J. Kizer, 1984

2 - Gojira tai Biorante (Godzilla contra Biollante), Kazuki Omori, 1989

3 - Gojira tai Kingu Gidorâ (Godzilla contra King Ghidorah), Kazuki Omori, 1991

4 - or Mosura Gojira (Godzilla Mothra contra), Takao Okarawa, 1992

5 - or Mekagojira Gojira (Godzilla contra MechaGodzilla), Takao Okarawa, 1993

6 - or Supesugojira Gojira (Godzilla contra SpaceGodzilla), Kensho Yamashita, 1994

7 - Desutoroia tai Gojira (Godzilla Against Destoroyah), Takao Okarawa, 1995

ERA MILLENNIUM

1 - Gojira ni-sen mireniamu (Godzilla 2000), Takao Okawara, 1999

2 - Gojira tai Megagirasu: Ji shômetsu Sakusen ( Godzilla X Megaguirus), Masaaki Tezuka, 2000

3 - Gojira, Mosura, Kingu Gidorâ: Daikaijû sôkôgeki (Godzilla, Mothra & King Ghidorah: Giant monsters all out attack), Shusuke Kanek, 2001

4 - Gojira tai Mekagojira (Godzilla X MechaGodzilla), Masaaki Tezuka, 2002

5 - Gojira tai tai Mosura Mekagojira: Tôkyô SOS (Godzilla X Mothra X MechaGodzilla: Tokyo SOS), Masaaki Tezuka, 2003

6 - Godzilla Final Wars, Ryuhei Kitamura, 2004

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Biches the net I made a new discovery, yesterday was the song suicide and today was Death Kappa, becomes the kaiju eiga!

The charge of giving life to Death Kappa is Tomoo Haraguchi, a makeup artist who specializes in monsters that made the leap to management in 1991 with Mikadoroido (Mikadroide). Since then combines both jobs. As a makeup artist has participated in Teito monogatari (Tokyo the Last Megalopolis, 1988) Akio Jissoji, Gamera, kaiju dai Kuchu Kessen (Gamera, the guardian of the universe, 1994) or Shusuke Kaneko Jigoku (Hell, 1999), Teruo Ishii, and has also worked with Akira Kurosawa, Seijun Suzuki, Shinya Tsukamoto, Yojiro Takita and, above all, Takeshi Kitano.

Other works director are Sakuya: yôkaiden (Sakuya, Slayer of Demons, 2000), Kibakichi: Bakko Yokaiden (Samurai Werewolf, 2003) and Kibakichi: Bakko Yokaiden 2 (2004), all of them with period ambience. Death

Kappa is produced by Fever Dreams, an American producer for some years that is dedicated to producing low-budget Japanese films to exploit worldwide, especially in branded DVD Tokyo Shock. Two such productions that are most successful Keisatsu zankoku Tokyo (Tokyo Gore Police) and Kataude girl machine (Machine Girl), both from 2007. Tomoo Haraguchi

account in an interview due to lack of budget Kappa Death being treated from a humorous point of view, because the public better tolerate failures and shortcomings when there is humor involved. But nevertheless we must not seek to Death Kappa as a parody of kaiju eiga, but as a comedy, as stated by the director in the same interview.

After reading the interview I began to search for images of the film to hang, but the only decent picture I found is that is already set and is not it look too good. Ni even have a trailer on Youtube, so if there is a video with a short interview made Haraguchi, I leave the link in case you want to see:




Although not be more videos on YouTube or photos or anything, there is an American site where the DVD is already on sale, it seems strange that having now been released on DVD the film has not only information about it anywhere ... So if anyone finds something to leave a comment.