• *@henry merklein "Legendary Studios would force in their own music. bunch of hacks."* Oh, Lordy Lord, how dare a movie production try doing something new? Give me a goddamn break, man, you're the kind of hypocrites who criticize a movie for not doing something new, but when they do something new you criticize them for not doing something old and repetitive. Besides, if you're gonna criticize a Godzilla movie for not using the classic theme, then criticize Toho too as they don't always use it too and use new, original scores. Also, "hacks"? Legendary has been the only Hollywood studio to get it right so far and Toho praised them for it, TriStar fouled that up the first time Hollywood was ever given the property. At least Legendary's music score was intended to be something new while honoring Ifukube's music, a "hack" wouldn't do that.
Going in I knew that there going to be a Godzilla reference in this movie, but I had no idea that they were going to be playing the original Godzilla theme. That made seeing this movie worth it, amongst other things.
gojifan 95 yeah I read that they used Kiryu in the book, but didn’t know that they used an actual design from the Heisei series. But yeah looking at the poster now, I can definitely see it.
When Mechagodzilla showed up I turned into a little girl squealing in my seat. And for a few seconds I was hoping Godzilla himself would show up, or even Ultraman. Yeah that was hoping too much but seeing Mecha-G fighting was the absolute joy! That scene made me feel like a kid again. Spielberg still knows how to make magic after all these years.
Ultraman is in the novel, and he was supposed to be in the movie, but Spielberg wasn't able to obtain the rights to using him, so Iron Giant was used instead.
Unfortunately the movie was released during the middle of a long legal battle between Ultraman's creators, Tsuburaya productions and a Thailand Company over distribution rights, as a result they couldn't use him in the film sadly :(
My theory is that the mechagodzilla we see, while having some nods to past incarnations, is going to be the Monsterverse version, assuming they make that jump.
*@Ethan Steffek* MechaGodzilla isn't going to be in the MonsterVerse, _Ready Player One_ is a Warner Bros. movie, not Legendary. The tone being more grounded in reality, they want the MonsterVerse to feel believable and so far it is (the "Kong Skull Island" comics introduces mystical elements with the Iwi's "special healing medicine", but that's another $20 bucks), and adding MechaGodzilla to the mix just won't work. These movies aren't being made for the fans, they are being made mostly for the general audience and they're the ones they have to consider the most since they are the ones that puts the money in the pocket. They are the reason why the MonsterVerse has been successful so far, and they are the reason why we even have the cinematic universe in the first place. We fans will buy it immediately, no problem, but the general audience won't, and if MechaGodzilla seems too outlandish for them, then Legendary has a problem, and unfortunately support from the fans is not enough. Just remember that they're selling kaiju movies to western audiences, that task alone is hard enough as it is.
Okay, originally I wasn't going to address this topic since it had absolutely nothing to do with my original comment. But MrAwesomeness360's reply to Ethan Steffek's reply has made me want to throw my three cents into the mix. A. The MonsterVerse is a joint venture between both Warner Bros. AND Legendary Pictures, not just Legendary alone. It's not inconceivable to think Mecha G's appearance in "Ready Player One" could've been a possible tease for what's to come in the MonsterVerse or even a test run of how general audiences would react to such a character. We literally know nothing of what the future of the MonsterVerse is after "Godzilla vs. Kong" in 2020. Thus I personally feel we shouldn't say definitively who will or won't show up in future installments of the series assuming there are any at all after 2020. B. They're bringing in a mythic moth god (who's confirmed to have at least one temple in China dedicated to her) and a three headed dragon from outer space (though to be fair that last part hasn't been confirmed to be carrying over into this series of films) for "Godzilla 2" in 2019. If those kinds of characters can be introduced into this series, I don't see how a mech/kaiju born more from science fiction than either of the previously two mentioned kaiju can't be a part of the series. True, while the series may have started off as more grounded, that doesn't mean they can't expand out their ideas and mythology any further. Look at the Marvel Cinematic Universe. "Iron Man": A movie based more in technology vs. terrorism as opposed to "Thor", a film that came a few years later which introduces characters from NORSE MYTHOLOGY. While it was clear the original vision was to try to be more grounded in "Godzilla2014", it's also clear the vision for the series as a whole is starting to slowly move away from that. Or that's how it comes across to me with certain decisions made for "Godzilla 2" and even some in "Kong: Skull Island". A series does have the possibilities to change, adapt, and evolve over time. I mean, a lot of the big ones have in several different ways. You have a 2017 teen drama movie based on a silly kids show from the 90s that mixed cheesy Japanese fight scenes with "Saved by the Bell" type character scenes together for an insane idea that probably shouldn't have worked, but it did. You have an incredibly cheesy series of movies from the 60s and 70s about a flying, fire breathing turtle being adapted in the 90s for a trilogy that kaiju fans call the "Dark Knight trilogy" of kaiju films, as well as among the absolute best the genre's ever had to offer. The same principle can be applied to Godzilla himself, who's had to change and adapt a many numerous amount of times in one way or another along with his franchise. Finally, I do believe general audiences could become more accepting of SOME (only some, let's not kid ourselves) of the aspects of the Godzilla series and the kaiju genre as a whole if it is introduced in as smooth and as natural a transition as they could possibly pull off. That same principle as been proven true for other series in the past. I see no reason why the same can't be true here in this case, especially since the idea of giant monster movies (modern ones at least) could be bunched in with the more high-concept blockbuster movies we get today. That's how I feel on the subject.
MrAwesomeness360 you sure they said that for the monsterverse as a whole or just for the Godzilla 2014 film when Gareth Edwards was directing it before there was even a monsterverse ? Cause you need to remember we are still in the early stages of the monsterverse with only two films in so for all we know that whole realism thing could be out the window when Godzilla 2 touches down.
Holy shit I was so shook from the fact Mechagodzilla was on screen that I didn't even notice the Godzilla theme played! Now I love this movie even more.
akr ogn Not really. Poster MG-II looks like an exaggerated version of showa MG, which was done to keep the look of movie MG-II a suprise for the opening. This one looks like its own separate design with a few references.
This has to be one of my favorite Mechagodzilla themes, even though it's more of a Godzilla theme, and yet I still love it so much and it gives me chills when I hear it
Douglas pipes, who is a regular for the director of Godzilla: King of the Monsters, will probably use some variation of the theme. He LOVES doing homages, and will almost undoubtedly use many themes for the movie. If you don’t know what he does, listen to his Soundtrack for Krampus, which the director of G:KOTM also worked on (watch the movie too, it’s great.)
Yeah that's what i found so impresdive about this scene. In the book it's Kiryu, the Mechagodzilla from the Millenium Films. But i assume, Warner Bros. somehow couldn't get the Godzilla license from TOHO, so they just designed a whole Mecha based on their own Godzilla, which doesn't even exists in the Monsterverse until this point, but most likely could in near future. That's quite clever and a pretty big effort the movie. Now if the Monsterverse ever goes that far, they could even reuse that Mechagodzilla, so RPO will remain accurate. Very cool thing if you think about it. 😎
Me and my friend both flipped our shit we were waiting to see Godzilla or a character from Godzilla show up and not only did Mecca Godzilla show up but he came with an updated look AND version of the theme song.
The start of it nearly sounded like a remastered of Imperial March lol SPOILERS AHEAD: But I was surprised to see Mechagodzilla to be in there for a good chunk of the finale. I expected it to be just a split second and that was it. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. Ir was fun and a visual grand buffet for the eyes.
They’ll probably use Godzilla’s theme in the sequel since TOHO is kinder when it comes to the use of their characters and music than they were during the making of 2014.
If Alan Silvestri wasn't already my favorite cinematic composer, this would have made him my favorite. I really want to hear him do more renditions of Akira ifukube's music.
NEEDS to be longer in some way, but loving this all the same. 45 seconds is just to damn short and it's quite tiring clicking the replay button so much :/
I always thought of a movie wall everything in it. But I never really knew how'd it work and kinda doubted that....but then Ready player one made it happen...
i was bored and fell asleep (not actually i just closed my eyes) then i heared 0:10 i woke up and saw mechagodzilla then i yelled at sister "GODZILLA BITCH!!!!!!!!!!!!"
I leaned over to my dad and whispered, "Hey, it's Godzillas theme." and my dad has seen DOZENS of godzilla movies and he says back... "I couldn't tell." He was serious.
I did a cinema double feature lately. The first movie was pacific rim 2, and during that movie I though that it would be so awesome if one of the giant robots would be Mechagodzilla, but they didn't do that although it would made sense :( The second movie was ready player one, and OH MY GOD I can't even descripe the happiness I felt when the big MechaG showed up!!!!!!
I really want to see a battle between this mecha and the god v kong mecha. It they were the same size. I mean, I think we know who'd win, but man it'd be an epic battle
Me after seeing the trailers to RPO: Rexy, Iron Giant and King King! This has me reeling in. Me after seeing the movie: MECHAGODZILLA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
First time I watched the movie I was like: Woah,a mechagodzilla reference cool Then when I read about mechagodzilla and watched the movie: *HOLY SHIT IT HAS SOME OF THE GODZILLA THEME IN IT AND HIS HANDS GO SPINNY-*
This is yet another perfect example of how threatening Godzilla's theme can be. It sounds heroic, menacing, and powerful all at the same time.
It's surreal knowing this comes from a hollywood movie.
SUPERTOHOREMIX I can agree with that
The actual American Godzilla movie couldn't even get the original theme.
I bet not. Legendary Studios would force in their own music. bunch of hacks.
Multiple themes in Godzilla 2014 or based on the classic and if you listen to them side by side some of them sound very similar or about the same
• *@henry merklein "Legendary Studios would force in their own music. bunch of hacks."* Oh, Lordy Lord, how dare a movie production try doing something new? Give me a goddamn break, man, you're the kind of hypocrites who criticize a movie for not doing something new, but when they do something new you criticize them for not doing something old and repetitive. Besides, if you're gonna criticize a Godzilla movie for not using the classic theme, then criticize Toho too as they don't always use it too and use new, original scores.
Also, "hacks"? Legendary has been the only Hollywood studio to get it right so far and Toho praised them for it, TriStar fouled that up the first time Hollywood was ever given the property. At least Legendary's music score was intended to be something new while honoring Ifukube's music, a "hack" wouldn't do that.
My theater saw the little figure of Godzilla and was happy...
When they saw Mechagodzilla... They exploded.
_Lots_ of people tend to explode when the see Mechagodzilla.
Going in I knew that there going to be a Godzilla reference in this movie, but I had no idea that they were going to be playing the original Godzilla theme. That made seeing this movie worth it, amongst other things.
fun fact originally they were going to use the Kiryu design from the book but toho suggested they used the poster design from 1993
gojifan 95 yeah I read that they used Kiryu in the book, but didn’t know that they used an actual design from the Heisei series. But yeah looking at the poster now, I can definitely see it.
Maybe Godzilla not appeared in that movie but MechaGodzilla appear
@@deshvanabisha7243 there wasn't any Godzilla in the book only mechagodzilla so what are you on about?
@@andrew8632 they should had used a mechagodzilla ost tho
When Mechagodzilla showed up I turned into a little girl squealing in my seat. And for a few seconds I was hoping Godzilla himself would show up, or even Ultraman. Yeah that was hoping too much but seeing Mecha-G fighting was the absolute joy! That scene made me feel like a kid again.
Spielberg still knows how to make magic after all these years.
Ultraman is in the novel, and he was supposed to be in the movie, but Spielberg wasn't able to obtain the rights to using him, so Iron Giant was used instead.
2006man Now I HAVE to read the book! Thanks.
Everyone would die by emotion if Godzilla appearred.
Unfortunately the movie was released during the middle of a long legal battle between Ultraman's creators, Tsuburaya productions and a Thailand Company over distribution rights, as a result they couldn't use him in the film sadly :(
I think the Eva units were in the novel too
I was so happy during this scene.
The Mesozoin Show! When i saw mechagodzilla i screamed like a fan girl.
Javier Echegoyen I may or may not have done the same... (I'm a guy)
me to a current new version of Mechagodzilla
Arguably the best part
The Mesozoin Show! Me too!
*Iron Giant,Chucky,Delorean,Trader and everyone else referenced*
Nah,I don't think I want to see this.
*Mecha Godzilla*
WHERE'S MY WALLET!!!!!!!!?
Same XD
same
chucky and mechagodzilla are all i want
Same
J-tallica 1 missing is K.I.T.T because do u know why.......Delorean and K.I.T.T are together like combined car
Well, now Bear McCreary gets to use Ifukube themes in the upcoming Godzilla: King of the Monsters. We did it boys.
I don't suppose they could expand on this version of the theme and use it for the MonsterVerse films?... A guy can dream, can't he?
codybratsch GENIUS!!!!!
My theory is that the mechagodzilla we see, while having some nods to past incarnations, is going to be the Monsterverse version, assuming they make that jump.
*@Ethan Steffek* MechaGodzilla isn't going to be in the MonsterVerse, _Ready Player One_ is a Warner Bros. movie, not Legendary. The tone being more grounded in reality, they want the MonsterVerse to feel believable and so far it is (the "Kong Skull Island" comics introduces mystical elements with the Iwi's "special healing medicine", but that's another $20 bucks), and adding MechaGodzilla to the mix just won't work.
These movies aren't being made for the fans, they are being made mostly for the general audience and they're the ones they have to consider the most since they are the ones that puts the money in the pocket. They are the reason why the MonsterVerse has been successful so far, and they are the reason why we even have the cinematic universe in the first place. We fans will buy it immediately, no problem, but the general audience won't, and if MechaGodzilla seems too outlandish for them, then Legendary has a problem, and unfortunately support from the fans is not enough. Just remember that they're selling kaiju movies to western audiences, that task alone is hard enough as it is.
Okay, originally I wasn't going to address this topic since it had absolutely nothing to do with my original comment. But MrAwesomeness360's reply to Ethan Steffek's reply has made me want to throw my three cents into the mix.
A. The MonsterVerse is a joint venture between both Warner Bros. AND Legendary Pictures, not just Legendary alone. It's not inconceivable to think Mecha G's appearance in "Ready Player One" could've been a possible tease for what's to come in the MonsterVerse or even a test run of how general audiences would react to such a character. We literally know nothing of what the future of the MonsterVerse is after "Godzilla vs. Kong" in 2020. Thus I personally feel we shouldn't say definitively who will or won't show up in future installments of the series assuming there are any at all after 2020.
B. They're bringing in a mythic moth god (who's confirmed to have at least one temple in China dedicated to her) and a three headed dragon from outer space (though to be fair that last part hasn't been confirmed to be carrying over into this series of films) for "Godzilla 2" in 2019. If those kinds of characters can be introduced into this series, I don't see how a mech/kaiju born more from science fiction than either of the previously two mentioned kaiju can't be a part of the series. True, while the series may have started off as more grounded, that doesn't mean they can't expand out their ideas and mythology any further. Look at the Marvel Cinematic Universe. "Iron Man": A movie based more in technology vs. terrorism as opposed to "Thor", a film that came a few years later which introduces characters from NORSE MYTHOLOGY.
While it was clear the original vision was to try to be more grounded in "Godzilla2014", it's also clear the vision for the series as a whole is starting to slowly move away from that. Or that's how it comes across to me with certain decisions made for "Godzilla 2" and even some in "Kong: Skull Island". A series does have the possibilities to change, adapt, and evolve over time. I mean, a lot of the big ones have in several different ways. You have a 2017 teen drama movie based on a silly kids show from the 90s that mixed cheesy Japanese fight scenes with "Saved by the Bell" type character scenes together for an insane idea that probably shouldn't have worked, but it did. You have an incredibly cheesy series of movies from the 60s and 70s about a flying, fire breathing turtle being adapted in the 90s for a trilogy that kaiju fans call the "Dark Knight trilogy" of kaiju films, as well as among the absolute best the genre's ever had to offer. The same principle can be applied to Godzilla himself, who's had to change and adapt a many numerous amount of times in one way or another along with his franchise.
Finally, I do believe general audiences could become more accepting of SOME (only some, let's not kid ourselves) of the aspects of the Godzilla series and the kaiju genre as a whole if it is introduced in as smooth and as natural a transition as they could possibly pull off. That same principle as been proven true for other series in the past. I see no reason why the same can't be true here in this case, especially since the idea of giant monster movies (modern ones at least) could be bunched in with the more high-concept blockbuster movies we get today. That's how I feel on the subject.
MrAwesomeness360 you sure they said that for the monsterverse as a whole or just for the Godzilla 2014 film when Gareth Edwards was directing it before there was even a monsterverse ? Cause you need to remember we are still in the early stages of the monsterverse with only two films in so for all we know that whole realism thing could be out the window when Godzilla 2 touches down.
1954 theme?! OH OH OH OOOOOOHHHHHH (NERDGASM)
Jack McCarron me and my friend we're the same way when we saw that scene and my parents were just staring at us like wtf
@@narutogen13 my mom and me would be like that like *screaming with happinies* and my brother and dad are like ?????
Bear Mccreary has joined the game
Holy shit I was so shook from the fact Mechagodzilla was on screen that I didn't even notice the Godzilla theme played! Now I love this movie even more.
me too i was so busy focusing on the scene playing out i didnt even notice now i am kicking my self in the butt Lol
I just saw the movie and Mechagodzilla was worth it.
That Mechagodzilla isn't so good but I think it referring to Ohrai Noriyoshi's poster.(Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II 1993)
akr ogn Not really. Poster MG-II looks like an exaggerated version of showa MG, which was done to keep the look of movie MG-II a suprise for the opening. This one looks like its own separate design with a few references.
Mechagodzilla vs gundam. Enough said
Anyone here watching gvk and sees mechagodzilla and was thinking of this music whem mg fights godzilla
this theme needs to be In the monsterverse
yes
Tristan Torrez Hell Yes
Torrez Productions if Toho let them.
Yes
It is already
How is this the first Godzilla march theme in Hollywood history. ITS SO GOOD BRO
The Music alone is a masterpiece
0:18 Sounds Like Bear McCreary's Godzilla Theme
That awkward moment when Ready Player One uses the Godzilla theme and the newest Godzilla film doesn't...
it will in "Godzilla king of the monsters"
King o the monsters will sooo yay
Reaux Bo Shin Godzilla or City on the edge of battle?
IT WILL SOON
I know you're talking about 2014 Godzilla but that really wasn't their fault. Toho just didn't give them the rights to use it.
This has to be one of my favorite Mechagodzilla themes, even though it's more of a Godzilla theme, and yet I still love it so much and it gives me chills when I hear it
When Mecha-Godzilla was fighting a Gundam and The Iron Giant while this was playing... i almost passed out from having MAJOR WOOD!
This is a true Godzilla theme, a true one, something that brings nightmare to those who can't stop it
まさかこの曲が流れるとは思わなかったww
Bring Alan Silvestri for Godzilla:King of the Monsters, guys.
Great idea!
Douglas pipes, who is a regular for the director of Godzilla: King of the Monsters, will probably use some variation of the theme. He LOVES doing homages, and will almost undoubtedly use many themes for the movie. If you don’t know what he does, listen to his Soundtrack for Krampus, which the director of G:KOTM also worked on (watch the movie too, it’s great.)
y is that not a thing yet (him or john williams)
owlstag awn yep! I would love to see him make the music for King of monsters 😃
I wish,Alexander Desplat will stay.
The Mechagodzilla really looked like a version of Godzilla 2014.
Yeah that's what i found so impresdive about this scene.
In the book it's Kiryu, the Mechagodzilla from the Millenium Films. But i assume, Warner Bros. somehow couldn't get the Godzilla license from TOHO, so they just designed a whole Mecha based on their own Godzilla, which doesn't even exists in the Monsterverse until this point, but most likely could in near future.
That's quite clever and a pretty big effort the movie.
Now if the Monsterverse ever goes that far, they could even reuse that Mechagodzilla, so RPO will remain accurate. Very cool thing if you think about it. 😎
I think they predicted the future
I was the only one flipping out in the theater when mechagodzilla appeared edit ( why so many likes haha)
Same. I considered apologizing to everyone for it, but figured they didn't deserve it.
I saw today with a friend and we were the only two in the theater showing so that wasn't a problem lol
I wanted to flip out so bad, but didn't want to be kicked out during the best scene.
This is the best comment thread on this video, no pointless debate thank god! (ᴗ ͜ʖ ᴗ)
I went ballistic
This is my shit!
D Man1954 My shit too!!!!
Me and my friend both flipped our shit we were waiting to see Godzilla or a character from Godzilla show up and not only did Mecca Godzilla show up but he came with an updated look AND version of the theme song.
The start of it nearly sounded like a remastered of Imperial March lol
SPOILERS AHEAD:
But I was surprised to see Mechagodzilla to be in there for a good chunk of the finale. I expected it to be just a split second and that was it. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. Ir was fun and a visual grand buffet for the eyes.
im nopt gonna lie, seeing all those video game, movie, comic book, anime and cartoon references made this movie fun to watch.
I actually started to cry at this scene
how happy were you?
I still can't believe they revamped the Showa Mecha Godzilla, then play one of Godzilla's most classic themes alongside it, so badass
It's actually based off the movie poster design of the Heisei Mechagodzilla.
Yep
Omfg yes not only are they bringing in MechaG they bring in a modified Godzilla I'm gonna fucking love this movie
CLASS *3* LEVIATHAN Godzilla himself doesn't appear, just Mecha G
Andrew Caldera I meant to say modified Godzilla theme Typo
This was the part that made me lose my sh*t.
Mediocre Indigo ME TO
I am glad Steven gave Mecha-Godzilla a chance to be in the movie as the monster is famous
You better pull this off as well, Legendary.
They did
Idk why people hate legendary so much, it was the studio that brought up godzilla from dead, without them godzilla would be dead by now lol
@@Banana807 Not sure what this had to do with hate lol.
The Legend.
This would absolutely have been perfect for Godzilla vs Kong.
Fax
Mechagodzilla after he sees that mechanikong wannabe try to fight him:
This should've been godzilla 2014's theme
LM_84 Or even the 1998 main title. That shit always blows me away.
Galaxeus if godzilla 2014 actually had this theme i would've had more respect for the movie
They’ll probably use Godzilla’s theme in the sequel since TOHO is kinder when it comes to the use of their characters and music than they were during the making of 2014.
LM_84 or maybe this should be godzilla 2 king of the monsters theme (2019)
This theme more nostalgic
The Godzilla King of The Monsters Theme makes this sound like hot garbage
lol true!
Yep
Ok then
Sad but true.
I beg to differ
I would've lost my mind if they played Mechagodzilla's theme from the '70s, but hearing Godzilla's theme was just as awesome
An amazing remake to a classic song
Now I really wanna see this movie because of MechaGodzilla!!
Before I watched this a godzilla commercial appeared before this
If Alan Silvestri wasn't already my favorite cinematic composer, this would have made him my favorite. I really want to hear him do more renditions of Akira ifukube's music.
NEEDS to be longer in some way, but loving this all the same.
45 seconds is just to damn short and it's quite tiring clicking the replay button so much :/
right click the vid and press loop
There was tear in his eye when he played this theme. Spielberg is incredible!
Iron giant vs mechagodzilla I was really hyped when I saw that battle on my tv screen
I want the Mechagodzilla from this film to be on the Monsterverse, he was so cool in this movie. But of course they need to make him taller.
And way more stronger.
And make him either the first mechagodzilla or Kiryu, i dont EVER want to see the abomination from.heisei or the anime attempt
Terror of mechagodzilla theme song
*IFUKUBE LIVES!!!*
ゴジラアアアアア！！！
I was watching Ready Player One and when Godzilla apper I shit my pants.
Hmmm... so Mechagodzilla is in this huh? *Buys 20,000 copies of this movie*
I was hyped beyond hyped when I heard this in the theater. May have actually screamed a bit.
FIRST TO THE KEY
FIRST TO THE EGG
メカゴジラ！！！
Let me guess
Godzilla?
U MIF
So close.
He said "MechaGodzilla".
I literally had tears coming from my eyes when this came on...
Same here
me before seeing the mechagodzilla scene:
this movie's cool, I guess
me when see the mechagodzilla scene:
OK HANDS DOWN BEST SCENE IN THE MOVIE XD
Beautiful.
As cool as seeing MechaGodzilla was, it really would’ve been awesome if Godzilla showed up, since it is HIS theme.
GojiMang dude, just imagine it like you see a blue blast and then hear him roar and he walks up and rips Mecha-G's head off, 1974 style
@@louisianajones8392 *Nerdgasm
One of the best rendition of this theme.
Chills went down my spine when I heard this
This needs to be part of a ride at universal Orlando or Hollywood
Alan silvestri needs to make a full godzilla theme. I think it will have potential since we have this
I always thought of a movie wall everything in it. But I never really knew how'd it work and kinda doubted that....but then Ready player one made it happen...
Having read the book I wasn't sure they were gunna put him in the movie, I was so happy when he appeared.
i was bored and fell asleep (not actually i just closed my eyes) then i heared 0:10 i woke up and saw mechagodzilla then i yelled at sister "GODZILLA BITCH!!!!!!!!!!!!"
😂😂😂😂
This is great.
One of the best movies of the 2010's! :)
I leaned over to my dad and whispered, "Hey, it's Godzillas theme." and my dad has seen DOZENS of godzilla movies and he says back... "I couldn't tell." He was serious.
Who's here after the Godzilla King of the Monsters CC trailer!?
J-tallica 1 me lel
You have no idea how big my smile was during this
This theme is amazing.
*THIS NEEDS TO BE EXTENDED TO 10 HOURS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Or 30 hours
I did a cinema double feature lately. The first movie was pacific rim 2, and during that movie I though that it would be so awesome if one of the giant robots would be Mechagodzilla, but they didn't do that although it would made sense :( The second movie was ready player one, and OH MY GOD I can't even descripe the happiness I felt when the big MechaG showed up!!!!!!
THIS IS THE BEST MOVIE EVER. KING KONG, MECHAG AND REXY IN ONE MOVIE. THIS IS GOD’S CREATION
So, like...
Did we just get a tease of a possible MechaGodzilla appearance in a future MonsterVerse film?
Hi im from the future and boy were you right
Just got back from the movie. Ended up really liking it.
It's so surreal hearing this in an American-made movie. But it's the welcome kind of surreal.
映画館で聞いて
｢う、嘘だろ…！？｣
ってなったわ
I didn’t even realize this was the Godzilla theme when I saw the movie. I had to read someone’s comment and watch the clip again
me when i hear that song:
**GIVE ME 5 REASONS WHY I SHOULD NOT ROB YOUR @$$!**
I actually yelled "WHAT THE FUCK!?" in theaters when MechaGodzilla came.
>Mechagodzilla
>Plays Godzilla's theme instead of the funky jazz music from the 1970s Mechagodzilla movie or Kiryu's theme
yeah okay
「Scary Boi」and 『SCARY MONSTERS』 ruclips.net/video/o5cnYJE2iCo/видео.html there’s the funky jazz music from the 70s mechaG, lol
0:20 Gojira 03 wars
When Serento brought it out in the movie, I was thinking "You wouldn't dare..."
I threw my popcorn when it kicked in
I really want to see a battle between this mecha and the god v kong mecha. It they were the same size. I mean, I think we know who'd win, but man it'd be an epic battle
We need a extended versión of thiss
Me after seeing the trailers to RPO: Rexy, Iron Giant and King King! This has me reeling in.
Me after seeing the movie: MECHAGODZILLA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I lost my shit when Mechagodzilla came on screen I was just amazed
While Godzilla 2017 gave us the biggest Godzilla. Ready Player One gave us the smallest Godzilla.
and 2018 3 times bigger godzilla than shin godzilla.
Akira Ifukube in a Steven Speilberg movie. I never thought I'd live to see the day.
I cheered during this part!!
Oh ... no ... its godzilla everyone RUN !!!
No heart morphs into Godzilla theme Pokémon movie 8
Admit it... this was the best part of the soundtrack....
First time I watched the movie I was like: Woah,a mechagodzilla reference cool
Then when I read about mechagodzilla and watched the movie: *HOLY SHIT IT HAS SOME OF THE GODZILLA THEME IN IT AND HIS HANDS GO SPINNY-*
Best part of the whole damn movie.
This version of the theme 😍