Legendary's Godzilla: Where Can The Kaiju Go In The Future?
With the upcoming crossover feature length film pitting the lizard king against the ruler of Skull [...]
Destroy All Monsters
Now to be fair, Godzilla: King of the Monsters gave us a plot that was somewhat similar to Destroy All Monsters in that it was a massive congregation of giant monsters rampaging the earth, but the latter movie that was released decades ago has even more monsters and adds in the offspring of Godzilla to boot, though we would imagine that Godzilla Jr. would be far different in the Legendary series. A number of the monsters we saw in the last Legendary picture only got the opportunity to make quick cameos, and hopefully a feature length film that adapted Destroy All Monsters could see them all in some serious action set pieces.
A Sequel To The Fight With Kong
With these two giant monsters, perhaps one movie won't be enough to truly show off the conflict that would wreck the world as the lizard king and the head of Skull Island were to tango. With a sequel to Godzilla Vs Kong, we could spend even more time not just getting to know the current king of the monsters, but the most famous giant primate the world over!
Shin Godzilla Appears
(Photo: Toho Studios)
Easily the most terrifying example of Godzilla that has been created, Shin Godzilla created one of the best movies of the franchise with the titular film, following the giant lizard evolving from an infant to a larger than life nightmare. Seeing these two versions of Godzilla locking horns would definitely make for a showdown unlike any other, and introduce a new generation of audiences to the terror of the latest interpretation of Japan's Godzilla!
A Reboot
With the upcoming film giving us one of the biggest blockbuster kaiju showdowns in recent history, perhaps a reboot wouldn't be unheard of at this point. Though Godzilla has always skirted the line between hero, villain, and anti-hero, perhaps creating a straight up horror movie that follows the giant lizard would work well with a smaller budget. Focusing on the devastation of the king of the monsters ala Cloverfield, there would definitely be an opportunity to re-imagine Godzilla as a horror movie monster that could spark terror wherever he went.
A Simple Sequel
Sometimes, if it isn't broken, you don't need to fix it. Setting up a sequel that focuses only on the Godzilla that has been established over the course of Legendary's "Monster-Verse" might be a good way of taking things back to basics and imaging what a world where the lizard king was the only giant monster remaining what might look like!
