Pretty cool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEEXydQc9KE&feature=related

And, then, there is this...not related to the "Always 2" clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOISbaA2G18&feature=related

Heck, 2 minutes of film better than the 90 in Cloverfield.

Wow, that's great. Thanks for posting.

Pardon my ignorance, but what the hell is "Always 2"?

Wow, that's great. Thanks for posting.

Pardon my ignorance, but what the hell is "Always 2"?

Why, it's the sequel to Always 1! :)

Though I've not seen either film I believe it's about the people that live and work in a small Japanese neighborhood.

For the similarly uninitiated, here's a blurb I found re: "Always 1" (aka Sunset on Third Street)...

"Based on the long-seller manga by Ryohei Saigan, "Always" inspires Japanese people's nostalgy to its good ol' 50's, with a huge VFX effort to reproduce the era, including the half-built Tokyo Tower. The story is rather simple - everyday life of the good town's people, their dreams, hopes, love and tears, but the film was a big hit and highly acclaimed due to its great balance of its powerful cast, well told story and the nostalgic cinematography."

Sounds cool. I'll have to check it out.

Why, it's the sequel to Always 1! :)

Though I've not seen either film I believe it's about the people that live and work in a small Japanese neighborhood.

Thanks for clarifying that, when Scott first posted that I clicked on it expecting to see Richard Dreyfuss, John Goodman , and Holly Hunter mixing it up with Godzilla. Or their straight-to-video-sequel equivalents, like say David Schwimmer, George Wendt, and Parker Posey.

I thought the CGI was more convincing in that clip than the Matthew Broderick yawnfest.

John Goodman vs. Godzilla could work!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0953981/

Cool article on the making of:

http://www.scifijapan.com/articles/2008/05/29/godzilla-on-third-street/

Thanks for clarifying that, when Scott first posted that I clicked on it expecting to see Richard Dreyfuss, John Goodman , and Holly Hunter mixing it up with Godzilla.

Same. And then I started wondering, as Richard Dreyfuss' character died (sorry, should I have said *** SPOILER ***?) in the first, how would they explain him looking so much older in the second?

Details again. I just can't get past them...