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* FollowTheLeader: Why this version of ''Godzilla'' never got made. After the financial success of ''Film/IndependenceDay'', Creator/TriStarPictures decided that they wanted their own disaster movie to compete and so hired that film's director, Creator/RolandEmmerich, to direct the film, even though he admitted that he never liked ''Godzilla'' in the first place.
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* FollowTheLeader: Why this version of ''Godzilla'' never got made. After the financial success of ''Film/IndependenceDay'', Creator/TriStarPictures decided that they wanted their own disaster movie to compete (plus a handy way to ride the coattails of the first ''Jurassic Park'' sequel, killing two birds with one stone) and so hired that film's director, Creator/RolandEmmerich, to direct the film, even though he admitted that he never liked ''Godzilla'' in the first place.
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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: One legend associated with this planned 1994 US remake was that it would star an adult Junior. According to the myth, the original ending of ''Film/GodzillaVSMechagodzillaII'' (1993) was initially going to end with Godzilla performing a HeroicSacrifice by exploding and pulling a TakingYouWithMe on Mechagodzilla. Junior was then said to grow into an adult Godzilla and head to America where the US films would start. In reality, no such idea was ever conceived by Toho, [=TriStar=], or any film company at the time.
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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: One legend associated with this planned 1994 US remake was that it would star an adult Junior. According to the myth, the original ending of ''Film/GodzillaVSMechagodzillaII'' (1993) was initially going to end with Godzilla performing a HeroicSacrifice by exploding and pulling a TakingYouWithMe on Mechagodzilla. Junior was then said to grow into an adult Godzilla and head to America where the US films would start. In reality, no such idea was ever conceived by Toho, [=TriStar=], or any film company at the time.time, but the myth was believed for so long, even Creator/JamesRolfe brought it up in his review of the film.
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** The film itself, of course, but Creator/RicardoDelgado was hired alongside Creator/StanWinston to come up with concept sculptures for Godzilla. Winston's [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/28/Winston_Godzilla.jpg design more closely resembled the Japanese Godzilla]], while Delgado's [[http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg528/scaled.php?server=528&filename=94modelkit.jpg&res=landing bore a stronger resemblance to a theropod dinosaur while still recognizably being Godzilla]].
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** The film itself, of course, but Creator/RicardoDelgado was hired alongside Creator/StanWinston to come up with concept sculptures for Godzilla. Winston's [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/28/Winston_Godzilla.jpg design more closely resembled the Japanese Godzilla]], while Delgado's [[http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg528/scaled.php?server=528&filename=94modelkit.jpg&res=landing [[https://ricardodelgadoart.blogspot.com/2013/07/my-godzillas-better.html bore a stronger resemblance to a theropod dinosaur while still recognizably being Godzilla]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The film itself, of course, but Ricardo Delgado was hired alongside Stan Winston to come up with concept sculptures for Godzilla. Winston's [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/28/Winston_Godzilla.jpg design more closely resembled the Japanese Godzilla]], while Delgado's [[http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg528/scaled.php?server=528&filename=94modelkit.jpg&res=landing bore a stronger resemblance to a theropod dinosaur while still recognizably being Godzilla]].
** Jan de Bont (the director of ''Film/{{Speed}}'') was attached to direct this project but budget issues led him to leave the project and direct ''Film/{{Twister}}'' instead.
** Jan de Bont (the director of ''Film/{{Speed}}'') was attached to direct this project but budget issues led him to leave the project and direct ''Film/{{Twister}}'' instead.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: PopCultureUrbanLegends: One legend associated with this planned 1994 US remake was that it would star an adult Junior. According to the myth, the original ending of ''Film/GodzillaVSMechagodzillaII'' (1993) was initially going to end with Godzilla performing a HeroicSacrifice by exploding and pulling a TakingYouWithMe on Mechagodzilla. Junior was then said to grow into an adult Godzilla and head to America where the US films would start. In reality, no such idea was ever conceived by Toho, [=TriStar=], or any film company at the time.
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** The film itself, of course, butRicardo Delgado Creator/RicardoDelgado was hired alongside Stan Winston Creator/StanWinston to come up with concept sculptures for Godzilla. Winston's [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/28/Winston_Godzilla.jpg design more closely resembled the Japanese Godzilla]], while Delgado's [[http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg528/scaled.php?server=528&filename=94modelkit.jpg&res=landing bore a stronger resemblance to a theropod dinosaur while still recognizably being Godzilla]].
** Jan de Bont (the director of ''Film/{{Speed}}'') was attached to direct this project but budget issues led him to leave the project and direct ''Film/{{Twister}}''instead.instead.
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** Jan de Bont (the director of ''Film/{{Speed}}'') was attached to direct this project but budget issues led him to leave the project and direct ''Film/{{Twister}}''
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* FollowTheLeader: Why this version of ''Godzilla'' never got made. After the financial success of ''Film/IndependenceDay'', Creator/TriStarPictures decided that they wanted their own disaster movie to compete and so hired that film's director, Creator/RolandEmmerich to direct the film, even though he admitted that he never liked ''Godzilla'' in the first place.
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* FollowTheLeader: Why this version of ''Godzilla'' never got made. After the financial success of ''Film/IndependenceDay'', Creator/TriStarPictures decided that they wanted their own disaster movie to compete and so hired that film's director, Creator/RolandEmmerich Creator/RolandEmmerich, to direct the film, even though he admitted that he never liked ''Godzilla'' in the first place.
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* FollowTheLeader: Why this version of ''Godzilla'' never got made. After the financial success of ''Film/IndependenceDay'', TriStar Creator/TriStarPictures decided that they wanted their own disaster movie to compete and so hired that film's director, Creator/RolandEmmerich to direct the film, even though he admitted that he never liked ''Godzilla'' in the first place.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The film itself, of course, but Ricardo Delgado was hired alongside Stan Winston to come up with concept sculptures for Godzilla. Winston's [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/28/Winston_Godzilla.jpg design more closely resembled the Japanese Godzilla]], while Delgado's [[http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg528/scaled.php?server=528&filename=94modelkit.jpg&res=landing bore a stronger resemblance to a theropod dinosaur while still recognizably being Godzilla]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The film itself, of course, but Ricardo Delgado was hired alongside Stan Winston to come up with concept sculptures for Godzilla. Winston's [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/28/Winston_Godzilla.jpg design more closely resembled the Japanese Godzilla]], while Delgado's [[http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg528/scaled.php?server=528&filename=94modelkit.jpg&res=landing bore a stronger resemblance to a theropod dinosaur while still recognizably being Godzilla]].Godzilla]].
* Jan de Bont (the director of ''Film/{{Speed}}'') was attached to direct this project but budget issues led him to leave the project and direct ''Film/{{Twister}}'' instead.
* Jan de Bont (the director of ''Film/{{Speed}}'') was attached to direct this project but budget issues led him to leave the project and direct ''Film/{{Twister}}'' instead.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The film itself, of course, but Ricardo Delgado was hired alongside Stan Winston to come up with concept sculptures for Godzilla. Winston's [[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/28/Winston_Godzilla.jpg design more closely resembled the Japanese Godzilla]], while Delgado's [[http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg528/scaled.php?server=528&filename=94modelkit.jpg&res=landing bore a stronger resemblance to a theropod dinosaur while still recognizably being Godzilla]].
