Factual error: In the cardiac resuscitation scene with Brian Cranston, someone says "he's in atrial fibrillation... Give him 1 milligram of epinephrine." Wrong drug, in fact one that would very likely kill him immediately (maybe that's why he didn't make it!).
Godzilla (2014)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Gareth Edwards
Starring: Bryan Cranston, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Elizabeth Olsen
When the Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organisms are fighting Godzilla in San Francisco, Ford detonates the entire MUTO egg sack, killing all the baby creatures. The MUTOs become enraged, and they continue ferociously attacking Godzilla. Eventually, it turns out, Godzilla is the good guy. He kills both the MUTO creatures and saves San Francisco from total destruction. Godzilla "dies" at the end of the film, but he later comes back to life and departs into the ocean. He is the savior of San Francisco, after all.
Shray Chauhan
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Trivia: Ken Watanabe is named "Dr. Ishiro Serizawa." His first name "Ishiro" comes from the director of several previous Godzilla films, Ishiro Honda. The last name "Serizawa" is the name of the character in the 1954 original film who invents a device to kill Godzilla, Dr. Daisuke Serizawa.
Question: Why are they transporting entire missiles instead of just detaching the warheads (which are air portable)?
Answer: Because detaching them and reattaching them would have taken time, which they didn't have.
But, after the crash, they remove the warheads and transport them by helicopter and leave the boosters behind, as they only need the warheads.