Godzilla jumps on King-Kong’s back, and they fall into the water. Godzilla roars in his face and… wait. Pause. When I was watching Godzilla vs. King-Kong, I just had to pause it at this part. Such a powerful part, vital to the movie’s building blocks that makes it such a great film to put in cinemas. Sorry, I was trying to stall. I’ve never actually seen Godzilla vs. King-Kong, but I bet it’s an awesome movie. Even though I’ve never seen it, I know what Godzilla’s roar is like. So mighty. You know, its quite possible that the people in charge of the sound used a real Godzilla to make that sound.
Today’s crazy wacky fact is: Godzilla’s roar was produced by rubbing a leather glove across the strings of a double bass. I guess they didn’t use a real Godzilla. Too bad, because that would be cool.
Crazy, wacky, facts 
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