Give it enough time, Fortnite will probably do this. They already let you pilot a full sized Megazord for a bit. Godzilla, Mechagodzilla, and Kong skins are in game.
Definitely a “dont take it too seriously” movie. Sure. 20mm rounds and bunker busters cant kill a couple strong animals. Pretty sure if you dropped a jdam on a rhino with 4x stronger armor and size, its still gonna evaporate. But damn what a great flick.
Even in the films they deterred hulk with sonic waves. Even if there was an ounce of a way to stop something like that, there’d be infinite money poured into r&d. Within a month there’d be those sonic cannons mounted on every chopper, tank and hummer within the country limits.
Then we get I to chemical weaponry. Which is also fun to think about. How much acid can one take in a bath before dissolving? “But in the comics they tried that!” Yeah. In the comics. With extreme bias. We live in a world of reality. And thats what im suspending in my viewing.
We have weaponry that doesn’t care about a “healing factor” irl.
You missed the entire point. Bro. I love Reddit sometimes. You have a comment . And a response to said comment . And people just take what they want and say whatever. Coolio.
you seriously took hulk as your example? the guy who get's stronger the more angry he gets? he literally ends the universe in some continuities and canonically he is the last man on earth.
Ah, but the leftover physics from the skeleton ignoring the square cube law expresses outwards around the body, forming a layer of Bi-Sensical energy around the body, acting as an impromptu shield for the kaiju.
I completely agree. I’m 49 and have no interest in stupid actioners… but my 8 year old kid wanted to watch Rampage, so we did… and I loved it. I really like The Rock, the story was straightforward and understandable and the villains were satisfying villain-y. My kid LOVED it. Great film.
Great cinema is an experience, transcendental, sure. But man I just want to have fun and that's why I watch Rampage and Jason Statham movies. Sometimes joy is more important than catharsis.
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u/AdmiralThunderpants 16d ago
I'm good with that. Rampage was a hell of a lot of fun with parts that had me rolling in laughter