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Hedorah director Yoshimitsu Banno let it slip during a dinner to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the release of Godzilla that he was currently working on an IMAX Godzilla film. Promotional+image+for+Godzilla:+Final+Wars Although it was widely reported earlier this year that Final Wars would be the final Godzilla film for some time, word has leaked out that there might be more Godzilla projects in the near future in a format that befits the King of the Monsters. It's hoped that fans in the US will get to see this kaiju fight fest as the Japanese creators intend them to be seen: uncut and in a theater. Sony has held up the theatrical distribution of most of the recent Godzilla films and while they have released the most recent films in both dubbed & subtitled versions, the studio hasn't attempted a theatrical release since Godzilla 2000. Talks are underway for a simultaneous release, provided Sony, who owns the US distribution rights, gets on board. Toho plans to have screenings of the film around the world, possibly even in the US.

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There were other kaiju too that I really wanted to appear in the movie, but if we used more than our current number, we would be releasing the movie next summer!'

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'I feel really familiar with Gigan and Angilas because they've been in the Godzilla series since I started working for Godzilla movies as an assistant director. I told him that if we use more than 10 monsters, it would be nearly impossible, so let's keep it at this amount. I was asked for advice by Kitamura, but deciding which monsters to use was difficult. Upon request from director Kitamura however, some monsters were replaced with others, and in the end, these 10 were picked. 'In the planning stages, we wanted to use the 'best of the best' kaiju. SPFX designer Matsuda In a recent interview on Toho's web site, SPFX director Takashi Matsuda discussed how the lineup of monsters was selected: Filming for Final Wars began in late May in Australia with other filming taking place in Japan. According to reports, the Sydney sequences will see large amounts of real estate destroyed. The major differences in the two creatures will be retained, especially the difference in realization the Japanese Godzilla will be played, as it always has been, by a performer in a robotics assisted suit (in this case, action director Tsutomu Kitagawa) while Zilla will be created using CGI. Humanity's only hope is a revived Godzilla, retrieved from the ice under Antarctica.

The+monster+lineup+for+G:FW According to the main site that tracks all things Godzilla, the always excellent Monster Zero, the lizard version, referred to as 'Zilla', will appear in Sydney, Australia. Now, fans will have satisfaction on the big screen. Various fan sites have vented their frustration by producing drawings, Flash animations and other forms of media that gave the US monster its comeuppance. While that is an impressive list that should make this either the best Godzilla film ever made or a fantastic disaster, the latest revelation may be the one that knocks the film out of the G-geek ballpark: Godzilla will be fighting a sinister, lizard-like monster that bears a striking resemblance to the star of Dean Devlin & Roland Emmerich's 1998 film, Godzilla.ДЇans of the Godzilla series have been wanting to see the original version give the US version a well-deserved butt whuppin' ever since the first designs for that film hit the Internet.

Previous announcements confirmed that Godzilla would be facing most of his classic adversaries, including Rodan, Gigan Ebirah, Kumonga, Hedorah, Mothra, King Seesar, Angilas, Kamikiras, Minya, Manda and Monster X (which becomes Kaiser Ghidorah later in the film). The Big G is back and he's kicking some serious ass.ДЄlready announced as the last Japanese Godzilla film a while back, a status that might not be as set in stone as previously thought, Godzilla: Final Wars is shaping up to be the ultimate G-film.