It's Godzilla And Millie Bobby Brown Against The World In New King Of The Monsters Trailer

In the latest Godzilla: King of the Monsters trailer, Earth belongs to the monsters of old. We're just borrowing it for a little bit while.


The dark nevertheless surprisingly not brooding) trailer sets the stage for Warner Bros. Photos and Legendary Photographs cinematic Monsterverse, bringing nonstop monster action set against a backdrop of a haunting however hopeful version of "Over the Rainbow." And we've gotta mention, it's looking pretty good.


The new footage is very generous with the monsters everyone's been waiting to get an eyeful of, which is good news for fans. Godzilla, Rodan, King Ghidorah, and Mothra all make an appearance in the trailer, and a very confused-looking Millie Bobby Brown.


Millie looks to play a character who could potentially have some categorize kind of relationship with Godzilla, or at very least have the ability to communicate with the colossal creature, judging by her knowing grin near the end as she watches the giant lizard stomp around. She's joined by Kyle Chandler, Vera Farmiga, and also a selection of other big names, though we aren't quite sure of who's playing who just yet.


The latest Godzilla-centric story since the 2014 Bryan Cranston-headed reboot is set to follow the exploits of the cryptozoological organization Monarch as its members square off against a collection of different monsters. Godzilla clashes with Mothra, Rodan, and his nemesis King Ghidorah as soon as these these behemoths, long thought dead, rise once more. Naturally, humanity has no idea how to nickname the resurgence of those enormous creatures, and is caught in the balance while fighting for their survival.  Sounds very dramatic.


It's not all about terror, though. Numerous characters can be heard during the trailer echoing sentiments about the creatures calling them cute and acknowledging that the Earth did once belong to them, right considering that. Yeah, nevertheless it doesn't right now, so...Maybe they shouldn't make such an enormous disaster? Or fight somewhere else?


Godzilla: King of the Monsters is thundering into theaters on May 31, 2019.