Queens, NY got thrilled or potentially scared the previous evening when a detonating power transformer lit up the night sky in a lively blue light. It was the sort of luminescent presentation that moviegoers are very acquainted with, as they’ve seen comparative impacts in pretty much any and every monster or alien attack on the city.
So normally, with the splendidly bright phenomenon of this power transformer, inhabitants of the Big Apple began to go ballistic that the city was under assault from one the most notorious monsters of all:
Do you guys really not remember this scene when Godzilla has some eggs in some stadium in NYC and now we’re seeing blue skies?? I think they’ve hatched y’all! #Queens #astoria #nycbluelight pic.twitter.com/u2o6tdfjX1
— ATribeCalledHer (@atribecalledher) December 28, 2018
Y'all can't tell me this ain't Godzilla ? #astoria pic.twitter.com/ctaAZTXzzv
— eba ? (@Ebagtv) December 28, 2018
OMG ITS GODZILLA!!! #Astoria #NYC pic.twitter.com/ogrGQdGFSl
— Sac Town Browns Fan (@Browns_Fan32) December 28, 2018
Am I the only one who saw the lights and smoke in #Astoria and immediately thought we were under attack by Godzilla? The King of the Monsters does have a new movie coming out after all…? @GodzillaMovie pic.twitter.com/IR8rUFJL7Z
— @d@m (@adam_nyc89) December 28, 2018
the marketing for godzilla 2 is preeeeetty sweet so far. #Astoria pic.twitter.com/iFAZwfYQHx
— Horatio McMexican (@memothegreatest) December 28, 2018
Was it
a) War of the Worlds
b) Independence Day
c) Godzilla
d) Cloverfield
e) Sharknado 2#Astoria pic.twitter.com/mmldMhS6FX— Peter Leung (@BaronVonClutch) December 28, 2018
