I was obsessed with Godzilla and Dinosaurs as a kid. It was either this movie or Jurassic Park that I was turning on as soon as I got home from school.
Why didn’t he just get out of the way? He could have been stepped on. There are so many people in movies who are in danger of getting stepped on by a giant creature or getting crushed by a large object and they just stand there and don’t get out of the way and someone has to get them out of the way
Crazy how I actually ignored the rain but it's for the cgi. Age does come knowledge lol. The rain seems to come and go in different shots even though it's all the same scene
As many times as I’ve watched this movie I never noticed how much it rained🤣I think it was only one scene where Nick was standing in the Zillas footprint that it wasn’t raining🤣
3:41 this scene really gave me goosebumps as a kid. Just seeing the big building falling apart at the end of the street and the ground shaking each time it steps on the ground with that music was incredible.
I love late 90s to early 2000s NYC, this film and spiderman really nail the vibe ofnthe city back then id love to live in a time capsule there of back then
@zeno4538 I think it could be argued it's for the general 90s but the city was safer than it is today, crime was on the drop, and optimism across the city was going up. New phones and devices were coming out left and right but didn't disrupt human interaction yet. Cars were cool, the overall atmoshphere seemed more nieve and cheery. Everything changed mostly after 9/11 and just descended
@@snusemcgoose1001 i was watching the movie "seven" and was really facinated by how different the world used to be. I was born in 99 so i never got to experience this time. It feels nostalgic because i caught a little of it as a kid, mid 2000s was a bit similar. I think people were more social back then
@@snusemcgoose1001 the growth of the internet and smart phones really changed everything, in some ways good some ways bad. I took like a month of all media, except radio when driving. It felt good for a bit, even nostalgic, but i work and study a lot so my life was getting a little too boring. Don't have much time for social stuff. Had to pic up all the media again, it fills in the gaps well, i get inspiration and motivation from it too. So there is some benefit. Also learned a shit tonne from it, youtube included.
@@zeno4538 Seven is a great movie and definitely highlights a different side that definitely did exist back then below the surface of what I said previously
I don't care what other people say about this movie, I love this Godzilla so so much. He was my introduction to Godzilla, I'm a nineties baby so I grew up with him. I was 8yrs old then and even at 33 going on 34 I still cry everytime he is slain. For me, I see him as a Dragon without wings. His features almost mimic one. I mean his hands, his feet, scales...they all say Dragon to me. Yes he started life as a marine iguana but after the transformation...he is no longer one. Him and Legendary Godzilla r the best lookn Godzillas.
It is a great movie, but people don't realize it was meant to be a trilogy. The creature we see in this movie is actually Godzilla's mother and the mutational changes were to continue with Godzilla himself in the second one. The nearly indestructible Big G we're more accustomed to. Since the sequels weren't made, the plans were adapted into the animated series. It's highly worth watching if you haven't seen it!
@@Chubbytoad12man shut up your probably 6 so you wouldnt understand how it felt to go into the cinema for the first time and be amazed by this masterpiece. For the 90's this had much better writing than whatever powerrangers dog'poop' they had going on in japan.
Looking back at the start of this scene, I love those guys who first chided the elderly man about catching a fish, then immediately show support when it looks like he snags a “big one”…
Funnily enough they had made a teaser trailer of a museum tour talking about the t-rex and the dinosaurs themselves being the largest things ever to walk the earth and then Godzilla’s foot smashes onto to the museum look it up it’s pretty good
Jimmy Altieri is also the forklift operator at the beginning lol. Junior must've asked Mikey to do a collection on Tony's behalf that day....no wonder he was hostile towards him LMAO
I watched the heck out of this tape! But then I got the first episodes of Godzilla:The Series and watched it more. Than I saw Godzilla 2000, and was confused by why it didn’t seem to have anything to do with the 98 movie. And then I caught Godzilla Vs Gigan and Mechagodzilla in a double bill, and finally worked out that Godzilla had been in a lot of other movies. I think a lot of new fans came about because of the Emmerich movie, even if we all agree it’s not the best incarnation of Goji ever.
Honestly this movie was bad ass and deserves a lot more credit than it deserves. The all around movie eas Great for it at its time. Classic movie here for sure for Americans. One of the peaks to have us be ready for 2000s. This Godzilla movie definitely was a really all around great movie 💯
😄 (lol) Nothing quite like a ‘ Big Apple ’ welcome. Godzilla wanted ‘ to wake up in the city that never sleeps and be a part of It. New York, New York! ’
He manged to stand after having X tons of air pressure from all sides and the ground being smashed around him, taking no injury. Truly a superhero 6:48
Very impressive the shot where Zilla arrive to the street where there are the speech for municipality. You feel the difference of size between Zilla and the human, and the FX are incredible. Age very well.
This was the best shot in the theatre..I still remember this one..this was the best Godzilla movie..wat a joy it was to wat u it in the theatre..the ones whch r coming out now r just VFX demoreels and less of movie.. the era of good movies is simply gone.
@@Alpha-ed5pm then you might be flattened like a pancake like it happened to Judge Doom in Who Framed Roger Rabbit when he got flattened by a steamroller before he revealed himself as a toon.
Everyone misses that Bart Simpson is the receptionist at the news network. The film also has Hank azaria and Harry Shearer who alone do most of the voices in The Simpsons.
Tra gli infiniti meriti di questo film praticamente perfetto ci sono questi: 1) è l'unica volta che Godzilla ha un bell'aspetto 2) è semplicemente un'animale che lotta per la sua sopravvivenza 3) si confronta direttamente con l'uomo senza altri mostri intorno
@@bluefoxgalaxy6057 yeah it is. It’s way better than the Godzilla vs Kong cgi like what the fuck is that? It’s supposed to be blended well not shitty cgi
@@georgetaylor9154There really is. They even call Goji’s stroll here the worst attack since “the World Trade Center bombing”, yet it’s all presented as spectacle and not a tragedy. This would never fly post 9/11. In fact, if you pay attention, the Legendary movies never send a monster to New York…
@@VitZ9 I never saw Cloverfield, so I forgot that also took place in New York. Did Pacific Rim also happen in New York? I’m more a Godzilla fan than a general kaiju fan, so if Goji isn’t in it I’m not as interested.
so many people focused on the design issue that they missed all the brilliant filmmaking moments. Name another Godzilla movie that has an entire practical street move and all the cars move as it walks? The entrance with the old man was made so brilliantly. Yeh a lot of shots haven't held up but iv always appreciated moments like mentioned above,
Oh yeah..thats what i though..first time was watching it when i was 10 yo..didnt remember what was the title.. Wan to watch it again..now almost 40..search at google..oversize TRex movie😂😂..it called Godzilla..lol
Unpopular opinion: I think this version of Godzilla is vastly better than the traditional ones. I've never liked how Godzilla looked. This version is awesome.
I will admit, the shots of Zilla with the legs in the shots only and gradually building up to the eventual head shot was pretty cool. I liked that G2014 took influence from that for Godzilla’s full reveal (although the cutaway sadly hurt that film).
It may not be the most accurate depiction of the monster (you can tell how Jurassic Park films inspired this version of Godzilla) and the graphics are outdated by any measure but still, I like the movie. Brings back lots of childhood memories…
I admit but this is arguably my favorite part of the movie. The perspective with the characters forced to look up on the ground level and watch this monster move. That plus the music and sounds make it great and I wished more modern Godzilla films took advantage of shots from the human view on the ground. I also just felt so sorry for the old man in this scene. He was so helpless and just wanted to fish, then out comes this gigantic beast that likely killed him as he desperately tries and runs for he's life. I think its he's age that causes the feeling as he is pushing his body to the limit and yet it isn't enough to save him.
This movie was great for its time. It was a fun romp. And you could see the scenes! Today everything is dark to look at ”real” but is just used to cheap out on production.
It may not really be "Godzilla" but the creature design of Zilla is fuckin rad. Always loved how this animal looked.
I agree. It’s a bad Godzilla movie, but it’s a good monster movie.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
This design is horrible imo. Looks more like jurassic Park.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
It Looks Amazing 👏
I was obsessed with Godzilla and Dinosaurs as a kid. It was either this movie or Jurassic Park that I was turning on as soon as I got home from school.
6:40 - 7:00: the scene that started the quote, 'the cameraman never dies'! Love this movie; such a big part of my childhood! ^^
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
Why didn’t he just get out of the way? He could have been stepped on. There are so many people in movies who are in danger of getting stepped on by a giant creature or getting crushed by a large object and they just stand there and don’t get out of the way and someone has to get them out of the way
6:40 Screaming!🤣
That is not GODZILLA. That is a T-Rex with fake scales they tried to pass off as GODZILLA.
@@richardisner3671other than being a large bipedal lizard it looks nothing like a T-Rex.
Love this movie for the nostalgia...no one had a cell phone to video tap gozilla making this man an absolute hero!
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
had cell phones but taking videos was not a big thing as we had like 8mb memory at best
Cell phones largely had pretty terrible cameras until the iPhone. They were almost an afterthought.
Worst
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
Really love how the spirit of being a New Yorker is captured
It's not New York without Trump
@@Zenociusf***outtahere!
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
😢😢😊😊😊😊😊@@Zenocius
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
I don’t care what anyone says about this movie, I went to the midnight premiere with my friends in 1998 and we had a blast watching it.
Who cares what loser geeks think anyways? This movie's awesome
@@jackraiser4391exactly how I felt watching the first reboot Godzilla in 2014.. went baked out my gourd but had a ball 😂
@@jackraiser4391because you’re dumb
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
@@Shinuchiha_99why would you go to a movie stoned
I kinda felt sorry for that old dude he wanted to fish.
Same actor who played Banacek's chaffauer! Didn't recognize him at first!
The OF Godzilla will always be my favourite.
6:38 - 6:36 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
the 90s was perhaps the best time for cinema
Yes true. I am a 90s kid
Jurassic Park, The Mummy, Shawshank, Apollo 13, Forest Gump, ...so many classics...Even the animation was better; look at the Lion King.
80’s
@@TheSetadoon yes, they used to take time to build stories. Now its just bam bam fuck fuck movie over.
Cinderella Man, Starship Troopers, Terminator 2, Volcano, Twister, Outbreak
It rains in the entire movie, no matter where the scene is
What if it's monsoon 😊
Crazy how I actually ignored the rain but it's for the cgi. Age does come knowledge lol.
The rain seems to come and go in different shots even though it's all the same scene
As many times as I’ve watched this movie I never noticed how much it rained🤣I think it was only one scene where Nick was standing in the Zillas footprint that it wasn’t raining🤣
Maybe this godzilla is a titan that brings storms
"the city that ever rains."
3:41 this scene really gave me goosebumps as a kid. Just seeing the big building falling apart at the end of the street and the ground shaking each time it steps on the ground with that music was incredible.
Same 🥶🤯
The 90's were really crazy. Better times for sure.
And the 2000s too despite 9/11
@@Voucher765 The golden era was 1990 to 2010.
@@squirtle4519 Same
@@squirtle4519exactly
The boats falling off are a nice touch.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
I love late 90s to early 2000s NYC, this film and spiderman really nail the vibe ofnthe city back then id love to live in a time capsule there of back then
What's it like now? How's it different? Is it just a 90s vibe in general or specific to nyc.
@zeno4538 I think it could be argued it's for the general 90s but the city was safer than it is today, crime was on the drop, and optimism across the city was going up. New phones and devices were coming out left and right but didn't disrupt human interaction yet. Cars were cool, the overall atmoshphere seemed more nieve and cheery. Everything changed mostly after 9/11 and just descended
@@snusemcgoose1001 i was watching the movie "seven" and was really facinated by how different the world used to be. I was born in 99 so i never got to experience this time. It feels nostalgic because i caught a little of it as a kid, mid 2000s was a bit similar. I think people were more social back then
@@snusemcgoose1001 the growth of the internet and smart phones really changed everything, in some ways good some ways bad. I took like a month of all media, except radio when driving. It felt good for a bit, even nostalgic, but i work and study a lot so my life was getting a little too boring. Don't have much time for social stuff. Had to pic up all the media again, it fills in the gaps well, i get inspiration and motivation from it too. So there is some benefit. Also learned a shit tonne from it, youtube included.
@@zeno4538 Seven is a great movie and definitely highlights a different side that definitely did exist back then below the surface of what I said previously
Godzilla king kong and Jurassic park best cinema experience of my childhood ❤😊
Besides JP, thats terrible xD
This was my introduction to Godzilla and I love this movie ✨
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
I don't care what other people say about this movie, I love this Godzilla so so much. He was my introduction to Godzilla, I'm a nineties baby so I grew up with him. I was 8yrs old then and even at 33 going on 34 I still cry everytime he is slain. For me, I see him as a Dragon without wings. His features almost mimic one. I mean his hands, his feet, scales...they all say Dragon to me. Yes he started life as a marine iguana but after the transformation...he is no longer one. Him and Legendary Godzilla r the best lookn Godzillas.
It is a great movie, but people don't realize it was meant to be a trilogy. The creature we see in this movie is actually Godzilla's mother and the mutational changes were to continue with Godzilla himself in the second one. The nearly indestructible Big G we're more accustomed to. Since the sequels weren't made, the plans were adapted into the animated series. It's highly worth watching if you haven't seen it!
1:55-2:05, I always love that moment. The music and the roar give me shivers every time.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
That music reminds me of Independence Day, I guess it's because it's from the same director and they are only 2 years apart
fav godzilla, fav movie, fav promos and toys, needs wayyy more recognition, this was dope back in the day! a sequal cause of the last egg in the end.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
If this wasn’t a Godzilla film it wouldn’t be trashed on
Still bad movie
@@Chubbytoad12man shut up your probably 6 so you wouldnt understand how it felt to go into the cinema for the first time and be amazed by this masterpiece. For the 90's this had much better writing than whatever powerrangers dog'poop' they had going on in japan.
@@Chubbytoad12 womp womp (heheh)
@@HugoTelepath-Stupid 🤓
@@Chubbytoad12 u are stinky (Reheheheh)
i watched this movie so much i wore out the VHS tape
Looking back at the start of this scene, I love those guys who first chided the elderly man about catching a fish, then immediately show support when it looks like he snags a “big one”…
I remember seeing this at the cinema and it just blew me away.
The man who. Made Godzilla minus 1 appreciated this movie :)
GET BACK HERE YOU RETAAAARD!!!! love that line
100% would not be a line said today xD
Nah you'd get done for that now or I'd be using it quite a lot.
You noticed that too! 🤣🤣
Yep everyone's become soft ass girl scouts
I missed that. Where was that
@@SantiagoNguyen-vk3fo 6:02
I'm so glad that we, the 90's kids, didn't overthink movies, if you like it, it was a great movie, regardless of what critics would have to say.
Kids still do that, genius. Why do you think skibidi toilet is popular
Seriously
Yup
I was born on September 23rd, 1997
@@akuisbestgirl2448 They don't, because their parents.
This movie is exactly why I believed dinosaurs were way bigger than they actually are lol. I thought that was a Tyrannosaurus actually size lol
Funnily enough they had made a teaser trailer of a museum tour talking about the t-rex and the dinosaurs themselves being the largest things ever to walk the earth and then Godzilla’s foot smashes onto to the museum look it up it’s pretty good
@@jurassicguardian924X that sounds hilarious lol
I did too as a child 😂😂
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
2:01 OOOH it’s Mikey palmice!
Junior must’ve had him running errands in New York that day.
Jimmy Altieri is also the forklift operator at the beginning lol.
Junior must've asked Mikey to do a collection on Tony's behalf that day....no wonder he was hostile towards him LMAO
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
@@parthlad
Mikey was obviously visiting his boy Tony is always asking about. 😆
Sopranos
They're New York actors in a film set in New York so yeah they're going to be in it....
I loved this film as a kid.
Let's pay tribute to the guy who still had time for a quick ice bucket challenge.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
He literally just dumped it on himself lmao
Say what you wanna say, I always love this version of Godzilla, I have a VHS and a DVD of it, and I always like to watch it
Man i know this movie got a lot of hate, but i really do love the design of godzilla in this. Movie was awesome, watched it soo many times as a kid.
I watched the heck out of this tape! But then I got the first episodes of Godzilla:The Series and watched it more. Than I saw Godzilla 2000, and was confused by why it didn’t seem to have anything to do with the 98 movie. And then I caught Godzilla Vs Gigan and Mechagodzilla in a double bill, and finally worked out that Godzilla had been in a lot of other movies. I think a lot of new fans came about because of the Emmerich movie, even if we all agree it’s not the best incarnation of Goji ever.
Loved this movie as a kid!
Honestly this movie was bad ass and deserves a lot more credit than it deserves. The all around movie eas Great for it at its time. Classic movie here for sure for Americans. One of the peaks to have us be ready for 2000s. This Godzilla movie definitely was a really all around great movie 💯
It's exactly what you'd expect from Roland Emmerich's direction, but you can't deny the scope and scale of his disaster set pieces!
Anyone else notice the mayor just said "nobody thought I would reduce crime, but I did!" Was on a loop 😂😂
still the best godzilla film ever IMHO, 90s such a greatest time of cinema/movie
😂😂😂
Great joke I almost fell for it
Yep
For what this movies worth I appreciated this alot as an 8 year old. I've always loved Godzilla and to see where it is now is crazy!
The 3:21 mark is absolute peak cinema. I have always loved this shot.
Was thinking the same thing 🤌
Just Beautiful and perfect
Yes
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
😄 (lol) Nothing quite like a ‘ Big Apple ’ welcome. Godzilla wanted ‘ to wake up in the city that never sleeps and be a part of It. New York, New York! ’
Yes Top of the Peak😂
Remember watching it in the cinema as a kid. That was mind-blowing!
He manged to stand after having X tons of air pressure from all sides and the ground being smashed around him, taking no injury. Truly a superhero 6:48
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
Yes, when Godzilla's foot was already rapidly descending on him, so that he could die from the pressure coming from Godzilla's foot 6:41
Hes the cameraman
Very impressive the shot where Zilla arrive to the street where there are the speech for municipality. You feel the difference of size between Zilla and the human, and the FX are incredible. Age very well.
This was the best shot in the theatre..I still remember this one..this was the best Godzilla movie..wat a joy it was to wat u it in the theatre..the ones whch r coming out now r just VFX demoreels and less of movie.. the era of good movies is simply gone.
I remember seeing this film when I was 11. Not going to lie, the graphics, honestly, still hold up
Looks better than anything made today
Godzilla always puts his foot down, and he MEANS it!!😂🎉
Better cgi and effekts than the movies we have to watch right now.
One of my favorite movies ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Godzilla 1998 is a best movie ever 10/10
6:38 - 6:45 If Godzilla steps on me, what will happen to me?
@@Alpha-ed5pm then you might be flattened like a pancake like it happened to Judge Doom in Who Framed Roger Rabbit when he got flattened by a steamroller before he revealed himself as a toon.
IDC about the hate it gets, this was an AWESOME late 90's film! Love it!
Godzilla's entrance is greatest of the others movies
best godzilla movie ever
😂😂😂
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
Hence proved. Cameraman never dies.
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
First Zilla movie i ever watched and loved it a lot
I remember going into the movie theater and there was a spicy doritos commercial with this godzilla eating them and jumping towards the harbor 😅
Everyone misses that Bart Simpson is the receptionist at the news network. The film also has Hank azaria and Harry Shearer who alone do most of the voices in The Simpsons.
Best movie ever
6:38 - 6:45 If Godzilla steps on me, what will happen to me?
‘
I was 22 years old in 1998 when this Godzilla movie came out
My favorite Godzilla
Я считаю что это лучший фильм про годзилу
6:38 - 6:46 Хочу чтобы Годзилла наступил на меня и я прилип к его ноге
Loved this movie growing up!!!
A time when movie effects were better and more importantly…believable. Now, they just don’t know when to stop. Long live the 90’s!
Like it or not, this is a far better movie than any Godzilla movie since.
“um, I don’t think that’s a parade..” got me dying laughing
This one is a classic. The graphics might have been poor. But gosh the creativity and the design! ❤
My favourite godzilla movie
Tra gli infiniti meriti di questo film praticamente perfetto ci sono questi: 1) è l'unica volta che Godzilla ha un bell'aspetto 2) è semplicemente un'animale che lotta per la sua sopravvivenza 3) si confronta direttamente con l'uomo senza altri mostri intorno
6:06 that line would never fly today lmao.
I loved this movie since the first time I saw it when I was a kid.
This felt more like a remake of The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms than a Godzilla movie.
Definitely. I mean, that was a big ol' nasty, pointy toothed reptile, yes...but that was no Godzilla!!
Maybe that's what they should've done, just change it the title/name to that and change the roar and it would be perfect.
@@amm019 well it probably wouldn’t been as a big a hit if it wasn’t called Godzilla.
@@huntercoleman460it wasn't a hit anyway. actually, it could have been better received since godzilla fans wouldn't be so pissed off.
@@ema4020 what’d you think of the middle finger to Siskel and Ebert? Even they said if you’re gonna insult us do it right.
Best Godzilla movie
Effects were good
Not for Zilla though
@@bluefoxgalaxy6057better than these days cgi
@@TheItalianMafias No it definitely isnt
@@bluefoxgalaxy6057 yeah it is. It’s way better than the Godzilla vs Kong cgi like what the fuck is that? It’s supposed to be blended well not shitty cgi
@@TheItalianMafias So you’re saying cgi that looks like it was made in Google Slides is better?
I LOVE THE 1998 GODZILLA Matthew Broadrick and Jean Reno as The French Secret Service Commander are the best actors in the movie.
It never hit me until now how many people were killed in this scene
mad 911 vibes
@@georgetaylor9154There really is. They even call Goji’s stroll here the worst attack since “the World Trade Center bombing”, yet it’s all presented as spectacle and not a tragedy. This would never fly post 9/11. In fact, if you pay attention, the Legendary movies never send a monster to New York…
@@magicaltour1Has there been a New York monster movie since Cloverfield?
@@VitZ9 I never saw Cloverfield, so I forgot that also took place in New York. Did Pacific Rim also happen in New York? I’m more a Godzilla fan than a general kaiju fan, so if Goji isn’t in it I’m not as interested.
Love this movie as a kid and adult.
I love this movie. Always have
Possibly the only time in Movie History the Cameraman on Camera survives 😂
lol
so many people focused on the design issue that they missed all the brilliant filmmaking moments.
Name another Godzilla movie that has an entire practical street move and all the cars move as it walks?
The entrance with the old man was made so brilliantly.
Yeh a lot of shots haven't held up but iv always appreciated moments like mentioned above,
What do you mean by Street move?
@@akotohirosaki8868 the whole street moves, you see all the cars move.
@@sirdropbeartv are you talking about the road damage? Like how the concrete moves when Zilla walks on it?
@@akotohirosaki8868 yeh
@@akotohirosaki8868 the cars shaking on each step
I love that the rain was falling
Every step Godzilla takes cost millions of dollars in damages
unbelievable cgis for 98 year, I am impressed now in 2024
This is the best Godzilla movie for me
This movie was ahead of its time
Best Godzilla movie to date
That's cap 😂
Horrible taste and opinion. Get better standards
4:37 : God, that line... I think this was the very first one I knew before I saw the movie back then 🤣
That proves it yet again: the cameraman never dies! 😅
6:25 this has been so funny at the time. And it still is. Nice touch adding a little humor to the film.
It's less Godzilla, more like T-Rex.
I agree 😂 but the movie is good
More like 300 foot raptor
Oh yeah..thats what i though..first time was watching it when i was 10 yo..didnt remember what was the title.. Wan to watch it again..now almost 40..search at google..oversize TRex movie😂😂..it called Godzilla..lol
Yes mixed with Godzilla and a raptor
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
This is the movie that made me fall in love with godzilla
6:34
“Move or you will get stepped on”
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
2:21 that shot is amazing
Unpopular opinion: I think this version of Godzilla is vastly better than the traditional ones. I've never liked how Godzilla looked. This version is awesome.
@6:55 this is proof the cameraman never dies
“Victahhh, don’t be stooopid!!” 😂😂😂
I will admit, the shots of Zilla with the legs in the shots only and gradually building up to the eventual head shot was pretty cool. I liked that G2014 took influence from that for Godzilla’s full reveal (although the cutaway sadly hurt that film).
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
It may not be the most accurate depiction of the monster (you can tell how Jurassic Park films inspired this version of Godzilla) and the graphics are outdated by any measure but still, I like the movie. Brings back lots of childhood memories…
I admit but this is arguably my favorite part of the movie. The perspective with the characters forced to look up on the ground level and watch this monster move. That plus the music and sounds make it great and I wished more modern Godzilla films took advantage of shots from the human view on the ground.
I also just felt so sorry for the old man in this scene. He was so helpless and just wanted to fish, then out comes this gigantic beast that likely killed him as he desperately tries and runs for he's life. I think its he's age that causes the feeling as he is pushing his body to the limit and yet it isn't enough to save him.
Best godzila movie ever ☺
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
Huge godzilla fan! This one wasn't a big hit for me, but still a good movie....
This is the OG Godzilla. The best version of him
6:38 - 6:46 I want Godzilla to step on me so I can stick to his leg.
I don’t understand why this film gets so much hate. Yea it’s not perfect but still fun ride
It’s so good, I love all Godzilla movies, they are all just so good in their own ways
I think the show helped out a lot.
This movie was great for its time. It was a fun romp. And you could see the scenes! Today everything is dark to look at ”real” but is just used to cheap out on production.
Best Godzilla ever
Best godzilla movie 😊