Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Other mistake: When Godzilla emerges from the sea towards the end of the movie, what is he standing on? You can see the submarine at the side of him so the water must be reasonably deep. Then he just swims away. (01:37:15)

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Other mistake: Dr. Serizawa and Dr. Graham say 17 MUTOs (and counting) have been identified, but they show at least 18 (Russia, Germany, Sudan, Egypt, Morocco, Scotland, Japan, China, Cambodia, Australia, Skull Island, Bermuda, Brazil, Peru, Wyoming, Arizona, Stone Mountain [Georgia], and Isla de Mara) as Dr. Mark Russell thumbs through the map screens on the tablet. This doesn't include "Monster Zero" in Antarctica (making it 19, but they claim it was kept off the books on purpose a little later in the movie.) If they have at least 18 confirmed on the map, why not say 18 and counting, especially since they run Monarch, you'd think they'd know the accurate "updated" count as more MUTOs are found.

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Suggested correction: Dr. Serizawa actually says "17 and counting 'after Godzilla'" which means that including Godzilla, there are 18 titans.

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More mistakes in Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Trivia: There is a post credit scene that shows Alan Jonah at Mara island talking to one of the heads of King Ghidorah.

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Trivia: The Orca ultrasonic system used to call the monsters is similar to the one used in the Godzilla cartoon series from 1978.

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More trivia for Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Dr. Stanton: Oh, yeah, sure. Let's bring him in for a beer.
Mark Russell: No. This time we join the fight.

Serizawa: The only way to heal our wounds is to make peace with the demons who opened them.

Mark Russell: How many of these things are there?
Madison Russell: One, two.
Dr. Ishiro Serizawa: Seventeen - And counting.

More quotes from Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Question: Why is Las Vegas left abandoned for five years as shown on the screen by Dr Emma Russell when it was damaged by the MUTO? Why can't everyone just fix the damage to the city so the tourists can go there again or even repopulate it?

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Answer: I don't remember if either Godzilla 2014 or Godzilla: King of the Monsters directly said that this was the case, but the MUTOs were feasting on nuclear radiation and warheads, meaning that their presence and deaths in the area would most likely unleash a ton of radiation. Radiation can make entire areas uninhabitable for years.

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