Guillermo Del Toro loves the idea of doing a mash-up of Godzilla and Pacific Rim. That would quite possibly be the best monster movie ever, however there's not a big chance of this happening.
See the full article [url=http://collider.com/pacific-rim-vs-godzilla-movie/]here[/url].
[quote]So far with the sequel, what we’re writing, what we’re creating, is very different, so there are no plans. Hypothetically, I would love the -blam!- out of it. I would love to see a jaeger and Godzilla duke it out. That would be too much for the human brain. But I don’t think there are plans on that. I don’t even know what direction they’re taking Godzilla in. I know somewhat that it’s grounded differently. Pacific Rim, my aspiration was, the color, the saturation of color, was almost an acid-drip version of the Heavy Metal coloring that I loved when Richard Corben was working there, when [Jean-Claude] Forest was working there. Super bright, super saturated, the crazy color and aesthetic. And Godzilla is more realistic, somewhat. That’s my thinking. That’s what I’ve heard. I don’t even know which way they’re going.[/quote] --Guillermo Del Toro
So, would you guys see this if it happened? I know I would!
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