Your DEFINING Godzilla moment

SarcasticGoji

Most of the effects in the 1954 film hold up incredibly well Today, the rest of the Showa series is sort of a mixed bag with some effects looking amazing and others not so much...*cough* *cough* 1962 Kong suit...

the kong suit is flawless what are you talking about?!!

SarcasticGoji

1962 Kong has a lot of issues (not just his design)…

For example, he kind of has a drinking problem...

ack reminds me what happened like last weekend

it was...not good

that is all the information you're getting lol

yes he's flawless besides that

i was talking about the design, and was being a word in my username

i was talking about the design, and was being a word in my username

well i stole your face!

Godzilla’s epic 2014 roar in Chinatown

yes that is like my favorite scene

Wait I’m list mine,

-Godzilla Comes Ashore

-Godzilla’s Entrace in Terror Of Mechagodzilla

-Godzilla Underwater Beginning scene in GMK

-Godzilla Atomic Breath G 14

-Godzilla Comes Ashore in 4th form (Shin)

-Atomic Breath Shin

-Godzilla Earth Wakes Up, (whether or not you like the anime, this scene is awesome)

-Godzilla Terristrius First scene, Singular Point

I feel these scenes do godzilla the most justice.

G. H. (Gman)

I like that scene too, but it doesn’t seem like it defines godzilla for me. I guess I can’t say much about my scene either though, It’s just Godzilla getting out of the water

just gojira rolling out of bed lol

I'd 100% go with when Godzilla defeats Orga, the victorious roar G does is just so beautiful. I even had it as a ringtone once.

but yeah, i really like Shin's Atomic Breath scene. mixed with the beautiful score, and the slow opening of his mouth before suddenly, BOOM

This isn't really a defining moment, but I really thought the score in GVK was just ok.  But fast forward the Hong Kong part of the score to 10:40 and listen till the end.  Absolutely a masterpiece by Tom Holkenborg even though Bear Mcreary did ol' Goji better.

Bear Mcreary Actually paid homage to the original themes and just remastered them. Tom Holkenberg just used the same types of chords but randomly not really seeming to care where it went

Holkenborg's a hack. He's just a sound engineer who got lucky and was promoted to composer who successfully wrote the worst score of the franchise. I'll take Riichiro Manabe's wonky, weird themes over anything "Junkie" has done. At least Manabe made some interesting sounds.

Ok, admit that there were some high points you MonsterVerse hater.  Mcreary succeeded at making an amazing score but never made a moving piece in the slightest.  The end of Hong Kong's score was moving being reminiscent of Stranger Things and The Snyder Cut and accomplished it's goal of being the end of a conflict.  It feels very similar to the end of G'14's score when Godzilla leaves to the ocean again. 

 And Back To The Ocean was a hauntingly beautiful piece in G'14's score.