Japan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9fcvdbKQGo
USA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJtV2ubxU4E
Denmark http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhousHic6kw
Something I always thought was kinda funny/cute in the Reptilicus movie was that when the Danes are told that the monster is flying North, they immediately go, "Oslo!!?!" (Norway's capital) and sound less alarmed when they find out it's heading for Sweden's capital.
@auzziemadman It already does. Only not in a city. More like an inhabited island. AKA Komodo Island. They sometimes prey on humans too when they're really hungry.
in german films, the real monster is always the german, either in form of the third REICH or in form of the DDR (east germany) Germany: "NEVER FORGET, NEVER FORGIVE!"
@Balistare sad. In the united states the German fits into a few tropes:
1. The attractive female waitress with beer (I hear its also a stereotype in Germany)
2. The mad scientist
3. The Nazi
4. The no-nonsense person who conflicts with the American hero (interchangeable with a Russian)
5. Heidi. Even though its Austrian.
I miss claymation films. So many of them were stuff I watched as a kid that whenever someone brings the style back like Coraline or Kubo of the Two Strings I'll usually see it as soon as it's available on streaming (I don't like going to theaters. Expensive and too many damn humans.)
Japan is earthquake-ridden country, so it's a realistic thing that a city is destroyed for Japanese so often.
Japanese in the past also experiences an atom bomb and a big air raid.
That the Godzilla movie Japanese makes is powerful may be a natural one by such meaning.
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