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What a sincere apology.
Seriously though, it's just going to be another CGI snorefest. It's a tech demo, and a mighty impressive one, but you can't just slap a half-baked script on it and call it a movie.
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I don't give a crap about scripts, I just wanna see godzilla screwing stuff up. It's not as if the classics were works of art.
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The new trailer... well, at some moments it's a total mess, with a lot of unnecessary scenes, let's start from 1:18
a) The guy runs the corridor. This one is good enough. It may be a tunnel under the assaulted city. Then it instantly switches to
b) A few soldiers outside of the city pointing guns towards camera and the train in the background. My guess that's not probably not chronologically correct, it serves absolutely no purpose to the trailer other than "put it so it lasts longer", and "looks pretty".
c) Godzilla destroys a train (or something), that's ok.
d) A mother hugs a kid in a well lit room, in daylight. Oookay, what the hell? I thought the city was already destroyed and the sky is black and everything is dark... You could as well put the scene in any other action movie. Maybe it IS from another action movie??
e) Some secret base flash, ok
f) A scientist in a cave looks at something flashy... um... okaaay
g) BOOM. The scene would be better if it was shown, that Godzilla destroyed it (if he did that), but they decided to cut this fragment
h) A soldier commits suicide by jumping into the ocean after realizing that this scene is laughably stupid
i) Scenes with shaky ground and missiles. Okay, those make sense
j) A group of children run from left to right in daylight. Am I supposed to act like this didn't exist? Does it have any actual sense in the trailer? I mean... JESUS
k) following scenes are actually about damage made by monster. That's okay. Then they're suddenly cut to show the monster. The idea is fine, but the cut feels weird, because at the beginning of the next scene you just see fog and think that it's just another scene of damage.
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Yeah but it's frickin' Godzilla, and it's ACTUALLY Godzilla, not that crap american film from 1998 with a big T-rex that they slapped the "Godzilla" name on.
In a Godzilla film, I don't care about the characters, the scripts, the acting, the plot...
For me, and most other people, it's about seeing the military going at Godzilla and failing miserably, meanwhile he's causing havoc and destruction.
Also, fighting other monsters, but it's kind of a tradition that Godzilla be alone in the first film.