Oh lawd he comin! America's second crack at Godzilla is a chonky thicc absolute unit, and he's in a surprisingly artful and bleak disaster film from director Gareth Edwards. We talk about the on-the-ground approach to visuals, the military's involvement in the writing process (and some weak themes and characterization as a result), how the MUTOs just want to kiss and did nothing wrong, why the Monsterverse stands out among other cinematic universes, and more. Plus, lots of ranting about Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Bryan Cranston, Ken Watanabe, and Elizabeth Olsen all get shafted for THIS GUY?!)

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Sources include:

The Guardian on the military's involvement with Hollywood

US Army's puff piece

Gareth Edwards interview with BBC News

Ken Watanabe interview with Sci-Fi Now

Elizabeth Olsen Interview with NY Times

Godzilla FAQ: All That's Left to Know About the King of the Monsters by Brian Solomon

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