So in this film, Kong has a little girl he needs to protect. That could have something to do with the ship's other cargo. Though chained up, he's allowed to sit up and hang out a bit, which indicates a possible lack of rage at being captured. It's nice to see that the plan is not for Kong to just sleep the whole trip. Is this how his introduction happens in the film as well? Or will we see his actual capture? Honestly, jumping directly to an already-apprehended Kong isn't the worst idea in the world, but as we'll see later in the trailer, that's not likely how it happens here. Things jump ahead now to a bunch of ships carrying some very important cargo: Kong himself. That, ladies and gentlemen, is almost certainly Mechagodzilla. It's not Godzilla and it's definitely not Kong. If you look closely at the shot of humans running away from all these explosions, there is a barely-visible figure towering above them. Possibly the biggest reveal of the entire trailer, actually.

While this may seem like an arbitrary big-bang trailer opening, there is something important to glean here. It's unclear which city this is (sharp-eyed geography nerds, feel free to sound off in the comments), but it does not appear to be in America. We're starting things off with a literal bang as a blast rains boulders down upon an unsuspecting city. It's what we come to a film called Godzilla vs. This one is all about the wrestling match. Godzilla: King of the Monsters ' first trailer went for grandiosity. The 2014 Godzilla 's trailer went with mystery. Whether this ends up representing the actual film remains to be seen, but this first trailer definitely goes out of its way to establish a tone. And while there is plenty to discuss in terms of reveals and plot business, the name of the game for this first trailer is simply fun. Kong hit yesterday ahead of its March 26 release. As promised, the first trailer for Godzilla vs.

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