Hayden Clarkin @thetransitguy.com · Nov 11 When I watch a Godzilla, superhero, or Transformers film, I’m always thinking about the financial, logistical, and economic hurdles of the destruction. Who pays to rebuild Chicago after it’s been leveled in a Transformers movie?
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Gosh are you going to love watching Shin Godzilla
Your application for a zoning variance to rebuild the Sears Tower has been denied. Cut the height in half and break up the massing and we might give you a chance to try again in three years.
And does it provide an opportunity to rezone?
The money comes from the tariff shelf.
They sort of covered this in Spider-Man: Homecoming
Urban Destruction Porn Insurance, of course.
I assume most cities carry monster insurance.
the studio
I'm always thinking the same thing. I think that Godzilla Minus One showed a pretty good example of how a city can repair itself after such a devastating disaster
Are you sure this is not a Fox news footage of Antifa assault?
I’m curious if refugees resettling from San Francisco or Chicago or something would settle elsewhere in enough numbers to warp political outcomes.