Movie Preview – Godzilla: King of the Monsters

You can’t help but get nostalgic when you see and/or experience certain things. In this instance, nostalgia hit me hard with childhood memories included, this especially when I first heard about the remake of the movie, Godzilla. A classic that many will be familiar with, the first trailer for the refreshed modern version of it has just been released, check it out below:

Complete with an intriguing cast, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is the sequel to Gareth Edwards’ 2014 film Godzilla. The guys at The Verge explain perfectly what the above trailer illustrates:

“The trailer kicks off with Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things) fleeing a disaster as a scientist (Vera Farmiga) explains that we’re experiencing a new threat — the “fever” sent to fight the “infection” that humanity has become — as monsters like Godzilla are returning to the Earth after remaining in hiding for years. “Unless all the Titans are found,” she says over a surprisingly effective “Clair de Lune” synch, “our planet will perish, and so will we.” It looks as though there’ll be more than just Godzilla here as well: Mothra makes an appearance, as well as several monsters, teasing some major clashes between the film’s titular hero and those that would challenge him.”

This is of course just a taste with surely other trailers scheduled to be released in due time. What I do like about this one is that it strikes the perfect balance between getting you hooked but not giving too much away at the same time. Godzilla: King of the Monsters officially hits the big screen on May 31st, 2019. I’m amped!

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Thabiso Moloi

Thabiso has had exposure to a fair bit of different things over the years and as a result he has grown a keen liking to most things under the sun including sports, gadgets, movies etc. He's therefore someone you can't put into a box, he prefers it that way and believes in the notion of life is too short to be predictable. You can find him on Twitter: @Thabz_14