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Post war Japan is at its lowest point when a new crisis emerges in the form of a giant monster, baptized in the horrific power of the atomic bomb.



Caught this last night, was a very good classic-style Godzilla movie. Godzilla was where he belongs, crushing Tokyo and Japanese people.

The special effects where interesting, at times it looked like the old school models, maybe it was. I really enjoyed that, took me back to my childhood.

What about if I don't really give a shit about Godzilla movies generally? Would I still enjoy this?

I thought it was great. Easily one of the best Godzilla films.

Originally posted by ares834
I thought it was great. Easily one of the best Godzilla films.

Absolutely. Great everything even the human characters are great

Amazing. One of the top films of the year.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
What about if I don't really give a shit about Godzilla movies generally? Would I still enjoy this?

This isn't like the American Godzilla films.

If you enjoyed the older Japanese Godzilla films from the 50s-60s, you will enjoy this.

Originally posted by Robtard
This isn't like the American Godzilla films.

If you enjoyed the older Japanese Godzilla films from the 50s-60s, you will enjoy this.

You need to trick Leech into thinking Vin Diesel is in it.

And that it uses CGI made on Windows 95.

Otherwise, he won't care one bit.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
You need to trick Leech into thinking Vin Diesel is in it.

And that it uses CGI made on Windows 95.

Otherwise, he won't care one bit.

https://i.imgur.com/zfppWsj.png

Nothing can stop Vinzilla when he sets his sights on you and the only thing that can make Vinzilla betray his family, is family.

Originally posted by Robtard
https://i.imgur.com/zfppWsj.png

This looks good. I'm sold.

Nah, if you told me Willem Dafoe is in it I'd rush out immediately.


Vinzilla

I can't unsee it...

Going to be seeing this movie next week, My nearest cinema has finally decided to show it.

What happens when you live in the wilds of Australia.

Movie was good but its kinda overhyped...

Originally posted by Estacado
Movie was good but its kinda overhyped...

Was it better than WB's MonsterVerse movies?

The Godzilla scenes are all cool but there arent many (about 8-10 minutes). The characters are kinda relatable unlike most the WB human characters.

The movie could have used more Godzilla but their budget was pretty low (15 mill) so I guess they maxed out what they could.

Overall its a good movie.

It was better than most WB movies yes.

8-10 minutes?

I see, I see. Thanks.

Seems to be about on par with his screentime from his first film.

The fact of this movie cost $125 million less than Godzilla versus Kong is insane.

Originally posted by Estacado
The Godzilla scenes are all cool but there arent many (about 8-10 minutes). The characters are kinda relatable unlike most the WB human characters.

The movie could have used more Godzilla but their budget was pretty low (15 mill) so I guess they maxed out what they could.

Overall its a good movie.

It was better than most WB movies yes. Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
8-10 minutes?

I see, I see. Thanks. In the older Godzilla films, it was common for Godzilla to have a screen time of 10 mins or so.

One thing I liked about Godzilla (2014), Godzilla had 9:30 of showings, which was a shoutout to the old films.

Originally posted by Kazenji
Seems to be about on par with his screentime from his first film.

2014 was absoulte garbage though....

The Way they kept teasing the fights just to shut them down right when they started was awful.

Also the only good character died 30 minutes into the movie.

This movie is pretty good but it is nowhere near as good as some reviews say.

2014 was good and -1 was great.

Anyone who disagrees is a retard with such shit taste that they probably enjoy Bleach.

I did an essay about Gojira (1954) back in my film studies course at University and I said pretty much the same thing in a seminar that I'm just going to write about it being the atomic radiation turning the Komodo Dragon into a giant monster that breathes atomic breath to destroy old Japan, and is defeated by Japan's new post-ww2 technology.

About a fortnight later when we all received our grades, one of the lecturers said she couldn't believe how many people picked Godzilla out of all the Japanese films they talked about, so I think I may have had some influence there.

This movie is kicking ass. Usually I respect opinions of others but if you don't like this you are just wrong.

^True story

People who didn't enjoy this are probably terrorist supporters and pickle lovers.

The movie was great, When the iconic music kicks in

also the human characters were better then most of the Legendary pictures Godzilla movies.

Saw this tonight. Glad the cinema was quite full and that it's being well supported.

The human aspect was a lesson on how to do characters in a Godzilla movie you actually care about although Koichi was a bit of a whiney manlet at times.

Almost all the destruction scenes are in the trailer but I have to say, the wrecking of Tokyo was fantastic. Same with the first boat attack.

Phenomenal what they did on such a tiny budget.

Very much enjoyed it. Not quite the masterpiece some are hailing it as but still excellent.

The movie is getting an exclusive Black & White re-release in Japan

https://gizmodo.com.au/2023/12/godzilla-minus-one-is-getting-a-glorious-black-and-white-re-release/

F*ck you Japanese Zack Synder

Surprised no thread for this...


finally watched


nit enough of Godzilla for me and the story being told could've been better

What really bugged me was Godzilla's exaggerated buoyancy in the ocean. I understand that Godzilla's Thicc as a big bowl of oatmeal, but too much of his bulk was above the water surface to be believable.
It did have a more classic godzilla ending, with the sympathetic respectful saluting. Shin Godzilla is still the greatest

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
Surprised no thread for this...


finally watched


nit enough of Godzilla for me and the story being told could've been better

https://www.killermovies.com/forums/f2/t685890.html

Got around to seeing this last night, was very good. Excellent human element and the destruction scenes and effects were great especially for its budget.

Originally posted by Bashar Teg
What really bugged me was Godzilla's exaggerated buoyancy in the ocean. I understand that Godzilla's Thicc as a big bowl of oatmeal, but too much of his bulk was above the water surface to be believable.
It did have a more classic godzilla ending, with the sympathetic respectful saluting. Shin Godzilla is still the greatest

I wanted to watch this the other day, but my file didn't have subtitles and I figured that would be a problem.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
https://www.killermovies.com/forums/f2/t685890.html


thanks leetch i'll have imp merge

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
thanks leetch i'll have imp merge

Bro, there's no "t" in my name! It's like right there!

Merged existing threads.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Bro, there's no "t" in my name! It's like right there!


blame kmc lol

Originally posted by Bashar Teg
Shin Godzilla is still the greatest

Just watched this the other day. Ehhh