Snowden's Water Cooler

[AWMGodzilla62]

I keep hearing how Swowden has drawn sketches of this or that, but what threads and pages are they located at? I've yet to see one lol. Better yet, why not have the whole collection of them posted here in his own thread?

[Bluejira]

[jellydonut25]

[pikmintaro]

[Snowdenzilla]

I thought it would be a little more fun that just posting things directly.

Then I got bored. Hahaha.

[Bluejira]

[Ernesth100]

That cheered me up. Hey snowden are there any human fight scene like in PR when chuck faught Reliegh?

[Snowdenzilla]

Nope.

[Hk1441]

Hello, everyone. New guy here, but have been following all the stuff about the leaks here. (Stupid ISP never let me register for some reason until recently). Snowden, got a question for ya: How much of the script is the monster action?

[Snowdenzilla]

Quite a bit. Things don't really get shaking until the airport scene, but after that it's a steady ramp up. It's got a lot of monster action.

[Gargantuan Gargantua]

Are there the usual building up scenes where ships get sunk, villages get attacked etc?

[The_Terminated]

Awhile back there was Concept drawing of Godzilla's fins sticking up out of the water as it approached a naval ship...
Is that scene in the movie???

[Snowdenzilla]

Yes. His fins "cutting through the water" is sort of his calling card thing.

[Ernesth100]

He was really big compared to that ship. I mean Godzilla is going to be truly big in this movie.

[jellydonut25]

geeze...and from the trailer, I thought he looked small...

[Snowdenzilla]

[Snowdenzilla]

[kaijubait]

So...

I'm thinking it's the keeping/nurturing of the Hokmuto in Japan that leads to the 'incident', or meltdown that Cranston gets blamed for, and his involvement in the action stems from his investigation in trying to clear his name.

[jellydonut25]

[Snowdenzilla]

[Snowdenzilla]

[Snowdenzilla]

[Ernesth100]

Edit: Wait did you just triple post?

[Diablojira]

Thank you so much, Snowden, for responding to my conjectures. Is there a point wherein the MUTOs seem to get the better of Godzilla in their battle, possibly wrapping him up in a chrysalis? He would likely be a more concentrated a source of nuclear energy than the warhead, but one could also consider them trying to use both sources simultaneously.

An ending like Godzilla 1984, where Godzilla was "called" with a specific sound to a volcano in which he became entombed? If humans in this film have a way of "calling" Godzilla, he could be lured to a volcano (in Hawaii—or is that where the airport battle is located?) or perhaps to a spot in the deep ocean wherein there is vulcanism (where tectonic plates overlap)? He could thus be entombed until the sequel. The "calling" could possibly be done by deciphering how the MUTOs do it, but more interesting would be using the MUTOs themselves. If it were feasible to drag the almost dead smaller male, still in "calling" mode, to where they want Godzilla to go. Or if Godzilla has his own need to pursue nuclear sources, there are any number of ways to lure him such as a nuclear submarine, especially if it has nuclear weapons aboard.

The very end of the film shows the city's population? An image perhaps of everyone emerging from the devastation, being grateful that they are alive and the natural disaster of the daikaiju is now past?

[Ernesth100]

^You make really good geusses!