Maher compared the matter to “‘Godzilla vs. King Kong’… if Godzilla was on ketamine and King Kong had a combover.” “Man, ...

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"Godzilla" became more goofy, more funny. The movies were aimed more at kids. But in recent years, the series has changed again, and we've gone back to "Godzilla" movies that are more serious ...

And I thought, ‘Wow, wouldn’t it be funny to see Godzilla laying in the Roman Colosseum exactly like this?’” Wingard says. “We then took a picture of her and sent it to the concept artists.

Yamazaki’s gleeful penchant for approving kitty-like shots of Godzilla was also noted by his wife. “It’s a funny thing,” he said. “When my wife sees the film, she doesn’t see Godzilla ...

The movies also started to be aimed more at children with an emphasis on silly humor, which helped expand their appeal as family-friendly entertainment. But 1984's "The Return of Godzilla" brought ...

So it was a treat to play with someone like Brian, who’s a very funny, playful, alive performer. You also got to have the signature moment of almost every Godzilla movie where someone looks up ...

Godzilla became another chance to write more Chicago jokes.” Writer Mike Costa and artist Ryan Browne contribute a story in which a disruptive Bears fan tries to make amends by fighting Godzilla ...