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Soulice Pentalis
03-20-2005, 10:24 PM
Excuse me, but lately I&#39;ve been trying to gather information about if there&#39;s going to be or not a sequel to the American Godzilla film that Dean and Ronald directed. <BR> <BR>I personally liked it VERY much. The monster is just beautiful. <BR>Well I finally found info that said now Dean and Ronald are no longer in Centropolis &#40;am I wrong?&#41; and they founded Electric Entertainment, so well now I&#39;m here &#40;I guess I&#39;m going to register an account after posting this&#41;. <BR> <BR>My questions would sum up in... <BR>Is Sony the owner of the CGI Godzilla program?, or Electric Entertainment?. <BR>If it belongs to Electric Entertainment, should I have any hope to see a sequel? =&#41; <BR> <BR>I think that&#39;s all. I hope to receive an answer, specially to the question: Is there going to be a sequel &#40;or plans about making one&#41;?. <BR> <BR>Best Wishes, <BR>Soulice Pentalis.
Devlin (Devlin)
03-21-2005, 07:31 AM
Good questions. First, I left Centropolis and started Electric Entertainment. Roland still owns and runs Centropolis. Godzilla is owned by TOHO in Japan and the US Godzilla designs and character are owned by Sony. I do not know if Sony plans to do any sequel with the American Godzilla or not. I have no plans to be involved in any such sequel. <BR> <BR>I hope that answers your questions. Thanks for asking. <BR> <BR>-Dean Devlin
Algae has nothing on (F_U_N_G_U_S)
03-21-2005, 01:57 PM
Allow me to ellaborate further: <BR> <BR>Sony allowed their license to Godzilla expire last year. This obviously does not bode well for a sequel. One was written &#40;has nothing to do with Centropolis though&#41;, and even &#42;I&#42; approached Sony about working on the sequel. There was no interest at the time. <BR> <BR>With Godzilla officially on a 10 year hiatus, it&#39;s possible another company will swoop in and grab the rights &#40;depends on how Peter Jackson&#39;s &#34;King Kong&#34; does&#41;, but it&#39;s doubtful we&#39;ll ever see an actual sequel to the Centropolis made Godzilla 98.
Soulice Pentalis (Soulicepentalis)
03-21-2005, 11:45 PM
Thanks you very much for the replies, I actually didn&#39;t expect to receive them so fast &#40;with further elaboration included!&#41;, and one by Devlin himself. <BR> <BR>I feel, perhaps one of the strongest problems with the movie was just the title, and nothing more. Many fans of the japenese Godzilla were outraged by this movie &#40;because it wasn&#39;t &#34;their Godzilla&#34;&#41;. And some people which fell in love with the reptile pictured in this movie &#40;Godzilla 1998&#41;, probably didn&#39;t want it to be mixed with the japenese Godzilla too; you can count me into that group. I, very personally must say, I would have given this reptile her own name, to let it have her own identity &#40;which already has&#41;; I love that character, exactly as you designed it, it is beautiful by itself &#40;independently of any criticisms which could be made to the movie as a movie&#41;. Despite any comment anybody could do about that, I&#39;m sincerely grateful to all the persons who made this movie possible and gave life to this character, made it real; it is hard to explain, but it has been something important and nice to have during 7 years of my life. That&#39;s obviously the reason why I&#39;d like to see a sequel, to see more of this... how would I call it?, G98 &#40;In my best try to give a name with no meaning except acronymal&#41; =&#41; <BR> <BR>Perhaps I should keep practicing drawing and start making some artwork to fill my desire to see more of this beast which I deeply esteem, and upload it of course, I can&#39;t be that greedy ;&#41; <BR> <BR>Once again, my most sincere thanks for replying my message. <BR> <BR>Best Wishes, <BR>Soulice Pentalis.
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