Maybe not a new idea- Godzilla finally destroys Humanity...

That was one heck of a comment.

Also, I kinda agree, but I do have at least some respect for my own species. But still a nice theory thing there.

I already lost all faith in our species so... XD

Eh, probably almost everyone this day and age has.

TheLazyFish There is a lot to unpack there but would be a great plot line to explore! In some ways, it might work with a Kong story too. 

Godzilla was in ways the one who people loved to see but now they dread and fear Godzilla and their unsafe situation is of their own doing. G is just there to hammer nails in their coffins! It's just about business. 

This could be a great series for Netflix etc... 

I guess the reason I’m so against just giving up on my own species is that I just don’t give up. My dad instilled in me since early childhood never to give up. It’s just not like me to give up. I will always fight for what I think is right until the bitter end.

Titan of Water Survival is the highest order of all species- even plants have demonstrated that. 

It might help to realize that this is sci fi and we can explore and discuss ideas. No one is really wrong, but the conversation can be interesting and fun! I appreciate EVERY ONE's contributions here!

dk I agree.

On a different note, I always hate in sci-fi that humans are destined to survive all conflicts that non-human agressors throw at them. We never saw a movie were humanity go extinct. I mean if you look at Human evolution, there were many species of humans, protohumans, and early homonids that were either close to being a humans or chimps or even an ancestor to both and they all went extinct to for one reason (give rise to a new species) or another (failure to compete with their competitors) 

dk

Yeah, usually in the more classic and first Sci Fi stories, they'd explore the worst case scenarios of new technologies or ideas... Godzilla 1954. Think 1984, or a Brave New World, or A Handmaid's Tale (the book, not the show), or Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep (Blade Runner), or any other sci-fi book of the time. Another one: Fahrenheit 451 maybe? If it counts?

Xenotaris YES! I think you hit pay dirt with that comment and should make a thread about that topic alone!

I have not seen all of these movies (most and added one) but here is a list of sci fi movies where humans lose:

The Birds  (1963)

Rats: Night of Terror (1984)

Frogs (1972)

Soylent Green (1973)

Kingdom of the Spiders (1977)

Virus (aka Day of Resurrection) (1980)

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) (1978)

Phase IV (1974)

Day of the Triffids (1963)

Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970)

Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972)

Night of the Living Dead (1968)

The Thing (1982)

Yeah, I honestly don't like that trope, would be really interesting to see a movie where everyone dies. Not just in Youtube sketches lol.

TheLazyFish Valid point- sci fi movies at their core examiner the worst about humanity and technology. You are spot on imo!

TheLazyFish The Thing, Sunshine and Night of the Living Dead just for starters.

Yeah... haven't watched those yet lol

dk Wait Humanity survived the zombie apocalypse in the original Night of the Living Dead. Because at the end of the film, there were people hunting down the last of the zombies and mistaken killed the main character on accident thinking he was a zombie. It was kind of his fault for just popping out of the house without saying a word. But yeah humanity won...just not the central main characters since most of them were killed by the zombies, by their own stupidity, or by a redneck.

dk Well I study human evolution in high school for a social studies project, unfortunately nobody appreciated it because well it talked about evolution and human evolution at that.

They kinda did this already in the anime trilogy.

I suppose one could step outside of sci fi to see every body die.

G. H. (Gman)

Yet humans still survived in the anime trilogy

Blair Witch Project. Everybody dies.

dk

still wrong about The Night of the Living Dead were everyone dies, humanity survived that night just not the main characters (mostly due to the carelessness from the MC, the MC accidentally killed the young guy and the pretty girl by leaving a flaming torch next to gasoline. The zombies were lured to the house due to the main cast gathering in the main house rather than bunkering down in the basement were ironically the MC uses to wait out the zombies. he died at the end for not talking to the fellow survivors and was shot by mistake due to the survivors thinking he was a zombie)