Godzilla Vs Kong 2 Begins Filming With Beach Attack Scene Set Video
A video of a beach attack scene marks the beginning of filming for the Godzilla vs. Kong sequel. The upcoming film will be the latest in Legendary's kaiju cinematic franchise, MonsterVerse. Beginning in 2014 with Gareth Edwards' Godzilla, the film was followed by the Kong: Skull Island prequel, Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019), and theGodzilla vs. Kong match-up in 2021. Following a delay from its original November 2020 release date, the latest MonsterVerse film was released the following year and did relatively well within the pandemic-restricted box office, pulling in over $470 million. That was impressive figure considering the fact that the film was also released on HBO Max simultaneously.
Set five years after Godzilla had defeated King Ghidorah, Godzilla vs. Kong finds the titular giant ape monitored and protected by the government agency known as Monarch. Meanwhile, Godzilla attacks multiple facilities associated with Apex Cybernetics. It is later revealed that its CEO, Walter Simmons (Demián Bichir), has used the skulls of King Ghidorah to help control the a robotic kaiju known as Mechagodzilla. After a brief but fierce fight, Godzilla and King Kong team-up and destroy the robot, leaving both monsters agreeing to a tentative peace. Godzilla vs. Kong 2 has been in development, and now filing is underway.
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A new video of from 7News Brisbane from the Gold Coast of Queensland, Australia reveals that filming for the Godzilla vs. Kong sequel has commenced. The clip from the local news broadcast showed that a local beach was converted by the production into one from Rio de Janerio, Brazil, complete with Brazilian flags, Rio de Janeiro police vehicles,
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