As much as I love this movie, this trailer was something else, you’d think it was a horror movie

One of the best trailers of all time. Actually gives you chills.

Probably one of the most effective trailers in film history. Keeps the audience on their toes, never reveals anything about the plot, and saves the best reveal for the last split-second. Oh and the sound design, and music choice were also top choice!

THAT is how you do a teaser trailer. You reveal zero spoilers, keep the big shots hidden and do just enough to peak your interest. Absolute gem of a trailer.

Godzilla 2014 trailer: *creepy music* Godzilla vs Kong trailer: *rap music*

Surprised at how good this actually looks.

Happy 10 year anniversary of this trailer!!

I remember sitting in theaters and this trailer came on and I had no clue a new Godzilla was in the works, and this trailer was so interesting from the start, and then at the end when it shows Godzilla with that iconic roar, instant chills.

Still get chills 2 years later.

Honestly one of the greatest trailers of all time, I still get chills!

I remember being so against a new American Godzilla movie because I was so in love with the original Japanese movies. Then this trailer came out and the roar at the end sent the biggest chill down my spine ever. I have never had a movie trailer come close to making me feel the way this did.

This trailer literally had me kinda scared and nervous watching it. It felt like true horror. The music, the suspenseful jump in, the beginning when he’s telling them they’re going in on a halo jump. This trailer was amazing

2014 had a suspense vibe. 2019 is straight up apocalyptic

Almost like Cloverfield, that's what I'm getting the sense for. But this movie seems so cool, can't wait to see this!

who came here after watching Godzilla King of The Monster?? the movie was epic.

I’m not over exaggerating or fanboying, but this is what be of the most beautiful and amazing teasers of all time. This has to be on the top 10

Parachutist : "I knew I should have listen to my father and became a librarian"

Looking back all these years later, this is still one of the best trailers ever. When I saw this trailer for the first time in the theater, I had no idea what it was and the feeling of realization as soon as I saw the spikes through the smoke was chilling

2014: “We’ll do a melancholic, horror like trailer” 2019: “Mama said knock you out!”

Still one of the best damn trailers I've ever seen in my life.

I love how the kept the old roar.

This makes me wanna watch the movie again.

having Gareth Edwards direct a Godzilla movie was honestly a genius move

Can we all just admire how flawless this teaser is? It hits all the right notes keeping you enticed without spoiling anything, it always invokes a haunting feeling inside of you, it still sticks with you if you were lucky enough to see it back in 2013 - it's everything that makes a teaser an ACTUAL TEASER. The movie itself has some faults, but this teaser is the definition of perfection - and it doesn't leave anything out from the final product. New Godzilla fans are currently living in an incredible time.

Americans attacked by Godzilla: The horror! The horror! People in Tokyo: Bitch, please.

The halo jump has got to be the most brilliant reveal of a monster Ive ever seen. Pure genius

I still can’t believe this was 7 years ago. Time moves by fast doesn’t it

In 2013, I was sitting on the third row of my theater. My dad, my two older brothers, and I were all waiting for the Man of Steel movie we'd gone out to see to start playing. We had arrived early to see the trailers...and that's when this masterpiece played. I was, and still am a huge Godzilla fan, but at the time, I had assumed the franchise was gone forever, with Final Wars being the last movie to be released...and I was okay with that. The series had gone out with a bang, so it was natural there wouldn't be anymore after that. ...And when I tell you that I was SHOOK when I saw this in the dark cinema for the first time, that would be an understatement. I will never forget the sheer and sudden amount of adrenaline induced hype and excitement I felt when I heard that roar at the end... It felt like a king had returned.

Trailer=Pure Gold. Movie=Okay Action Flick Why can't we get a DARK and eerie Godzilla film?

SO happy they used the classic roar! Also---I might be wrong---but right before Godzilla roars in this trailer, from 2:01-2:03 there is another original sound...was that...Mothra????? I am going off childhood memories, so I am not sure if I am assigning the right sound to the right memory.

I still get shivers 10 years later. I will never forget this trailer.

I cannot believe Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and this film are in the same movie series

Movie was perfect. I know this sounds crazy but glad they barely showed godzilla throughout the whole movie. Made him feel more mysterious and bad ass. Kinda like the jaws anticipation. Don't see how they could have made this any better. Not a bad reboot.

Still one of the most beautiful trailers ever. That parachute scene is art.

It's crazy that we've now got the Godzilla Vs Kong trailer and it all started by this movie. Screw the critics, they don't know what a monster movie looks like!

I remember watching this over and over when it first came out, trying to piece together what little info I could. Being awestruck by the sheer scale of Godzilla, being so huge the camera couldn't fit all of him on screen. 9 years later and this still holds up.

People are complaining that the trailer didn't represent the film very well... You sure you didn't watch a completely different movie? There were so many scenes in the movie which were full of awe or were terrifying since we got it from the point of view of the people. Do you not remember how eerie it was seeing Godzilla emerge from a cloud of smoke, and you see his silhouette when lighting strikes, or how about the scene where his foot crashes down in the airport which made everyone turn silent. I loved this movie, it became my favourite movie as soon as i saw it, and it still is today.

I can see why they chose this scene for the teaser, it remains one of the best in the movie (a reboot done right in my opinion). Not only does it use the "aria" from Kubrick's 2001 (used both times to signify humans being made to feel crushingly small in the face of the unknown) but the metaphorical imagery is amazing. Kick-Ass looks into the sun as if it were the eye of God itself, then willingly dives out of Heaven into the depths of Hell. They are Guardian Angels sent to do battle with Leviathan, and from the looks of Godzilla at the end, they are completely fucking outmatched...

Happy 10th anniversary to the best Monsterverse movie

2014: An epic, grounded horror film 2023: Godzilla can jog What a time to be alive

1:18 he's not running from the danger...he is the danger

Dear God.......they kept the original roar. That is one of the most amazing sounds in movies. I cannot wait to see this.

My mom was a huge Godzilla fan. I was going to take her to see this but unfortunately she passed the month before. I know she was with me when I saw it on behalf of her

I am a life long Godzilla fan and this trailer gave me chills back when it was new. Even now it really does a good job of pulling you in. That music used from the Monolith in 2001 is always unnerving. And that long jump right at the start, then piercing the clouds into a ruined city, all while you think, "What could have done this?!" Then that final silhouette to really sinch the whole thing together. I mean we had no idea at this point if Godzilla was humanity's ally or enemy.

For those who don't know what a halo jump I'll explain. Ok usually when you are about to go into battle like a major battle if you saw the smoke that means that major is about to happen also High-altitude military parachuting (or military free fall (MFF)) is a method of delivering personnel, equipment, and supplies from a transport aircraft at a high altitude via free-fall parachute insertion. Two techniques are used: HALO (high altitude - low opening) and HAHO (high altitude - high opening). In the HALO technique, the parachutist opens his parachute at a low altitude after free-falling for a period of time, while in the HAHO technique, the parachutist opens his parachute at a high altitude just a few seconds after jumping from the aircraft. HALO techniques date back to 1960 when the U.S. Air Force was conducting experiments that followed earlier work by Colonel John Stapp in the late 1940s[1] through early 1950s on survivability factors for high-flying pilots needing to eject at high altitudes. In recent years, the HALO technique has been practiced by civilians as a form of skydiving. HALO is used for delivering equipment, supplies, or personnel, while HAHO is generally used only for personnel. In typical HALO/HAHO insertions, the troops are dispatched from altitudes between 15,000 feet (4,600 m) and 35,000 feet (11,000 m).[

Prob one of the best trailers I have seen in a long time...suspense, mystery and desire for more. Everything a trailer should be.

Happy 10 years of godzilla

It's almost been 10 years but this teaser still gives me that very same thrilling vive, specially that Ending ROAR !!!

HEISENBERG!! FCK YEAH!!!!

I fucking love this trailer so much. The eerie type of feels it portrays is so perf.

I will always miss and cherish Gareth Edwards’ vision for Godzilla. None of the other MonsterVerse directors has been able to make a movie like Godzilla 2014. He was the best thing that happened to this franchise and you cannot convince me otherwise.

This movie is now ten years old. Like Rodan, time really does fly.

mannnnn the godzilla roar will make you pee ya pants in IMAX halls.......

Dat roar at the end doh.

Damn its hard to believe that it has now been seven years since this trailer came out.

I miss the serious and dark moments from godzilla 2014. Nowadays the monsterverse is fun but goofy.

I can't wait to see this..I watched all the movies in the past. This FU-*cking ROCKS!!! Great trailer!!! Thumbs up if you LOVE GODZILLA!!!!

Did you see the sheer terror in people's eyes? Did you notice the massive amount of damage? The giant, scaled back? The giant claw and the roar of a thousand hellish demons? Oprah Winfrey, ladies and gentlemen. She's back. With a new network.

Even In 2020 this trailer is still one of the best I’ve seen for any movie.

This trailer is now 10 Years old. Holy Shit

2:03 waiting for that moment 16 years ...

I don't believe words can describe how amazing this movie looks.

Who else came back here to celebrate 10 years of these beautiful movies

This still gives me chills 7 years later STILL man, it brings out that terror of Godzilla as you see the soldiers hearts beat at probably 180-200 beats per minute as they see the king walking through the city and then at the end that roar amazing!

I wish they added the Halo Jump speech at the beginning to the movie.

Cloverfield, Pacific Rim, misc. giant monster movies.... these all PALE in comparison to the one *true* King of Monsters... the mighty Godzilla!

10 years later and the trailer is still epic. Can't believe we now have a Monarch series and Godzilla x Kong team-up movie!

Seeing this trailer in the theater is something I may never forget. I even remember the emotional journey I went on watching it, I initially kinda zoned out cause the first shot makes it look like another over serious military boy movie, and as it goes on it just kept hooking me and hooking me, until the end where they hit you with that roar and it nearly blew my ears out, cause the rest is so relatively quite. 10/10 this is art in and of itself.

i legit was scared when first saw this trailer in theaters. i was scared if gz for a long time as a child

This is probably one of the best trailers I've seen in a while. Looking forward to this one...

Ah memories , I absolutely love this trailer along with the 2012 comic con tesser

They don't make trailers like this anymore, the creepy 2001 A Space Odyssey music, the scenes of destruction, the fact that you have no idea what you are watching until the tension drops and you see the spike back, and then it hits you. He's back.

After seeing this trailer again I have a feeling the original concept for this movie very different from the finished product we got.

1 year ago...

8 years later… still get the chills!!! One of the BEST TEASER TRAILERS of all time! underrated back then… a masterpiece today. the pioneer of the MONSTERVERSE!

Remember when we thought Godzilla was going to be the villain?

Man 1: "RUUUUUUUUN!!! It's Godzilla!!!" Man 2: "It looks like Godzilla, but due to international copyright laws... it is." Man 1: "Wait what?"

I'm thinking this Godzilla is at LEAST three times the size of the '98 one, Zilla. Hell, he could be double the size of any previous Godzillas for all we know. Also, holy mother of God, I would never want to be within one hundred miles of him.

I wish they kept this theme instead of the over-the-top godzilla movies they're making now

It’s been 10 years and this is still one of the best teasers I’ve ever seen

The badass that we all know and love is back.

Holy Shit! 1:39 Walter Fucking White is in this movie. Count me in

The horror, realistic, and dark vibe of this film makes gxk look like a pg kids film

7 years ago... Omg! I never thought, this could be begging of the Monsterverse and the first movie for GODZILLA VS Kong

Kong: Skull Island is a prequel to Godzilla (2014). We're getting a unified MonsterVerse with two movies in 2019 and 2020 with 2020 being Godzilla vs. Kong.

Who else was waiting for that iconic Godzilla roar through the whole video?

I love the horror element in this trailer and would love to see more

this is how you properly tease SCALE

1:08 "I shoulda been a teacher..."

This movie will kick every movie in this world in the face!!!!

Know a trailers great when people who’ve seen the movie more than once, come back to watch the trailer.

The part from 1:46 to 2:05 always gives me chills; it makes Godzilla feel so much more like an overwhelming force of nature. The trailer gave a much different feel from the actual movie, though. I was expecting something vastly different. I suppose the point of a trailer is to ultimately get people into the theaters to watch it, but then doesn't that mean the studio didn't think people would be excited about the actual film and decided to feed them something else?

Am I the only one around here that actually wants to see this movie have all humans get killed by godzilla? I wanna see an ending where GODZILLA wins. LOL

my god that roar at the end sent chills down my spine. From what little bit we see, it actually looks like Godzilla. they have nailed half of it. now as long as they don't kill off Godzilla, we have a successful movie. (i don't care about the story. it's a godzilla movie. he shows up, blows shit up, then leaves. story written.)

By far one of the greatest trailers I’ve ever seen

This came in my recommendations 10 years later nice

I don't understand why most people hated it. Although it wasn't the best action/sci-fi movie compared to the other options available, Godzilla wasn't too terrible as reviewed. 1. Godzilla's appearance. Yes, Godzilla got a little screen time as hoped but it was for a valid reason. The movie portray Godzilla as nature's weapon against enormous creature. Its a basic logic of food chain. There can only be one predator who can be dominant. Godzilla, who had stayed dominant for years, needs to establish his power. Thus, acts like a predator, tracking his prey and coming in for the sneak attack. Of course he is not going to get a lot of screen time! He being late for the party makes him adds more to his bad-ass character. 2. As for the characters, I felt that it was imperative that they kill off the scientist. In most sci-fi movies, it is the crazy maniac that drives the plot and the search for the solution to the conflict. The father dying was important for the son to gain closure and understanding of the truth of the creatures. Plus, because of his death, the story line became more original. It became a story of a soldier trying to get home to his family in midst of a crisis. He was willing to do whatever it takes to do so. Everyone else were simply bystanders to nature's course. 3. Military's failure to learn their lesson. The Japanese scientist mentioned that man's arrogance is that they think they can control/dominate nature. This movie depicts that very arrogance. They don't trust what they don't know. They use whatever they have at their disposal to take care of a threat. They think they are powerful enough to take care of any threat. Thus, they continue to do stupid mistakes because they are incapable of thinking beyond their ego and understanding that their power is limited compared nature. Their mistakes and put into positions where they are powerless was to show how little we are compared to the forces of nature. Overall, I thought the movie did an okay job of displaying the theme- humans are not as powerful as they seem to be. Nature can take care of itself and should not be tampered with. Switching the perspective from a scientist searching for answers to a soldier. It made the movie original. A soldier trying to get to his family added a more human element to the mix which made it all the more enjoyable. The action sequences were intense and never a let down. The ending where Godzilla collapses out of exhaustion was realistic and I'm glad they added it. The movie was not a complete letdown as made out to be.

Alright, time to show Pacific Rim how it's done.

This trailer was the beginning of the MONSTER-VERSE. I am so glad to be part of it and can't wait to see the future of MVCU

Apocalyptic masterpiece. This film felt like watching the last days on planet Earth. It really felt like punishment is coming upon humanity. Also, cinematography of this film is👌🏻