What Will Happen To Godzilla In The Movie?

Hopefully he will kick ass, destroy multiple cities (or a country, I don't care, DESTRUCTION!), and if he does die, it will be in a badass way (don't know how to die like a boss, yet), but I'm sure the movie will be great.

There is one and only one way this epic movie can end, with Godzilla's mighty roar and then fade to the credits. So I believe Godzilla will live.

Since they're going for a more realistic approach I wouldn't be surprised if military attacks had a much bigger effect on him than prior installments.

I mean I don't expect a few jets and tanks to take him out, but definitely could see it doing damage.

That would be cool. Now I can imagine Jurassic Park ending with the final Rex roar and them fading into the credits, that would have been so cool. 

I could see the military doing damage, I really wanna see the movie.

What I think will happen is that helicopters and tanks will only bother him, but then the military would start calling in air strikes and more heavy duty weaponry, and these will do some damage, perhaps causing him to stumble a bit, but ultimately will not knock him down.

I believe that in the movie, Godzilla should have to earn the title of King of the Monsters, so the rival monsters should be the ones that really put on the hurt for Godzilla. Maybe they'd be able to pierce through his skin, make some gashes across his flesh, and maybe even rip off one of his spines. However, in the end, Godzilla should and most likely will prevail over these opponents. 

He'll live, he'll laugh, he'll love, and maybe he can convince his son to give him a second chance...

Oh crap, sorry, different movie.  Things will be stomped, cities irradiated, and Mutos will be ripped to shreds.  Also, human stuff will be  done.

I think he will not even lose his footing until a muto attacks. Obviously he will destroy the minor stuff and I think that large airstrikes wouldn't be used while he's destroying cities. What I think will be cool is the fact that the military won't be able to lose track of him once he slips away into the ocean as they already teased in the seismograph photos his presence is really obvious. Sonar and all of our satellites and tracking stuff would make it impossible for him to slip away so it will be cool to see if the military still goes after him once he defeats the other monsters and saves them.

To be honest a lot of Monster focused and big super character focused things nowadays show a 'human' or softer side to the being. It wouldn't be too surprising to see Godzilla having a down and out moment for sure, getting overwhelmed and having to get back up on his feet to destroy what will probably be one or more kaiju's that he faces.

Realisticly speaking it seems almost too probably, but I really hope they hark back to the older movies and have some good old fashioned battles of monsters~ That will be something wonderful in theaters!

I would like a ending when Godzilla see people helping eachother, and then Godzilla having a "faith in humanity restored" moment, then he just leave, go to the sea and let the humans live another day.

the ending should be Godzilla using it,s red atomic breath on the boss monster and shouting an Amazing roar then the military will let Godzilla go back too the ocean peacefully for a happy ending

@KINGOFZOMBIES - Godzilla sees people helping each other and has a "faith in humanity restored" moment? You do know you're talking about Godzilla right? Godzilla is an animal. A Kaiju. He doesn't understand what "humanity" is, nor would he care. Also, giving him a "faith in humanity restored" moment means that you think Godzilla has faith in humanity to begin with, or did at some point. He does not, nor has he ever in this new American franchise. Godzilla is a Kaiju, and a force of nature. He's not going to be the buddy buddy Godzilla of the 60's and 70's. He will not have faith in humaity because, as an animal and a Kaiju, he won't even know what "faith" or "humanity" are. I don't like saying this because I think it's kind of mean, but your "faith in humanity restored" comment was rather stupid.

Anyway, regarding the topic of this thread: If anything happens to Godzilla (i.e. death), there'd be no point in talking about a sequel. I believe that since a sequel has been mentioned, the chances that Godzilla is going to die are pretty much nil. As a business, Legendary's most profitable path lies in Godzilla's life, not his death. If they end a new "franchise" on a single movie, then their expected profits go down the drain. Becuase Godzilla is such a huge icon worldwide, they'd be fools to kill him.

They might beat him into the ground, kick him while he's down, throw a nuke in his face, but they won't kill him. Not yet. If they want a franchise out of this monster, they have to produce more than one film and that means keeping him alive long enough to do so.

However, this will all depend on how successful the movie is to begin with. If it flops, which is a possibility (no matter how small of one most fans think it is), then the movies stop here.