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Old 12-11-2013, 05:47 AM   #123
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That's the plan if this flick does well at the box office.
Might be the plan for this one...

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In addition to the original movie, the Monsterland conceit of the 1968 Godzilla flick Destroy All Monsters also plays into Edwards' film, with its exploration of mankind having to deal with a reality full of huge, deadly behemoths — the director teases that there is more than just Godzilla smashing around.

"I've just got a secret fantasy — well, it's not very secret anymore — about living in a world where there's fantastical things like giant creatures and what it would really be like and trying to take it seriously," he says.


"And there's no bigger or better icon than Godzilla."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/m...-peek/3911383/

I know they got the rights to Godzilla from Toho but did that include the other iconic monsters (Rodan, Mothera, etc) that had their own movies as well?...
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