Yeah, I love his costume design, but I'm not sure what you'd do with him as a main character. He's great as an action figure, though.

I think they gave me what I wanted as far as characterization for Godzilla, though. Just the fact that they seemed to get that Godzilla IS a character was awesome.

I'd be pretty excited and confused if they hired Garth Marenghi.

You'd think a franchise capable of being so verbose about hating sand would understand the audience's own hatred of said sand.

I've been a Star Wars fan all my life, and only really got into Godzilla several years ago. That said, I'm much more excited about new Godzilla stuff than new SW stuff.

Get Curmudgahideen a camera and a bazillion dollars, stat!

I love Patton Oswalt's take on that. "You get to see Boba Fett as a little kid!" "That sounds… horrible."

When is he finally going to start work on the Bombodilogy?

Those movies got a lot of mileage with me just by making Star Wars references. Now everything tries to ingratiate itself to you with SW jokes.

It's funny. There are over 20 Godzilla films of varying levels of quality, and I haven't even seen them all, and yet I'm way pumped that they're making more. With Star Wars, the passion for any new material has died for me. Maybe having various directors and writers involved with transform Star Wars into a "mixed bag,…

Yeah, I only cared about the scientists and the lady Jaeger pilot and her adoptive dad. The Big McLarge Huge guy and the Australian McLarge Huge guy could have easily been oversized fire hydrants painted pink, for all I could tell.

Yeah. Hero Guy seemed a capable actor with a real dud of a character.

Yeah, I read somewhere how they tried various different versions of the story wherein Cranston's character lived, but once the first MUTO appears his character didn't really have anything to do. I wish they'd opted for a coma instead.

AND three. ::does a happy jig::

A group of agents solve cases that are somewhat related to Strong Bad. Occasionally, someone from the Homestar cartoons, such as Homsar, guest stars.

Cloistered men feverishly writing and arguing about God fanfic.

They could have Jack Black sit down at a manual typewriter and melodramatically type out "M-o-n-s-t-e-r-I-s-l-a-n-d!"

It'd be kind of funny if - like in the Japanese movies - some of the same actors kept coming back in different roles.

I'm glad to see someone is thinking about this rationally.

She broadcasts from a cocoon on Tokyo Tower.