Godzilla Goes Nuclear! In Japan As Well As America

Fire From Above? Warheads Locked and Loaded!
From Dread Central

Time for a new image that brings about some technical speculation. We all know that the hottest fire appears as a white/bluish flame. With it you get temperatures around 2,732° Fahrenheit (1,500° Celsius). That being said...

Take a look at this gigantic lighting rig and take note of the blue gels covering the lights. Is this our first indication of the color of fire Godzilla will be breathing in the now shooting Godzilla? Is this an indication of the beast's size? Time will tell. Just some food for thought.

READ MORE

Gamma Research Revealed In New ‘Godzilla’ Set Pic
From Bloody Disgusting

Legendary Pictures has released yet another behind-the-scenes photo from the now-filming Godzilla, which takes us on the desk of Gamma research.

The film’s cast includes Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ken Watanabe, Elizabeth Olsen, Juliette Binoche, David Strathairn and Bryan Cranston and a camea by Akira Takarada.

READ MORE

Godzilla returns! Abandoned Japanese fishing village devastated by marauding beast is recreated in Canada for new movie
From The Daily Mail (UK)

Abandoned fishing boats, ruined shacks and nuclear warnings on display
Filming taking place in seaside town of Steveston in Vancouver, Canada
Japanese fishermen flocked to town to work in salmon-canning industry
New version of 1954 classic starring Bryan Cranston set for release in 2014

He's not set to stomp onto our screens until 2014, but Godzilla already appears to be making his mark.
These eerie images capture an abandoned Japanese fishing village, recreated in Steveston, Canada, for filming of the remake of the 1954 classic.

The blockbuster, scheduled for release in May next year, revolves around the mythical prehistoric creature which terrorizes Tokyo - and leaves a trail of destruction in the countryside.

Creators have said their latest version, which will star Bryan Cranston, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen, will stay more faithful to the original Japanese version.

And judging by these pictures, producers are making every effort to make it as authentic as possible.
Fishing boats lie marooned and abandoned in between run down old shacks and warning signs filled with Japanese writing.

The spectre of Godzilla looms large everywhere.

READ MORE