*GODZILLA MINUS ONE* left me DEVASTATED & in TEARS! 😢 Movie Reaction
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made for 15 million.
As a 12 year GWoT (Global War on Terrorism) veteran, I can testify that Shikishima's PTSD and Survivor's Guilt is super-realistic. Nightmares, tremors, and hallucinations are a very real thing for many returning Veterans. It takes YEARS of therapy and help to recover from War. I hate War. I hope I am never forced to kill again. Support wounded Veterans, please!
Godzilla is a territorial animal and only fights back when humans come in and attack him., but after being affected by an atomic bomb test explosion, he regarded all mankind as an existential threat and began to actively attack.
This Godzilla has many connection to the first Godzilla(1954), both victims and horrors of mankind.
I saw this in the theaters. I had just heard it was good. 10 minutes in and I knew I was watching the best movie I saw all year.
best movie in many years
Fun fact: At the end of the movie, do you notice something like a tattoo on the woman's neck? It's the Godzilla DNA imbued on her and that's why she survived the blast...
A sequel is possible! And its about godzilla fighting another monster just like Godzilla raids again did! Oh how fun!!
It's actually radiation poisoning of a sort. Has happened similarly in old G movies
Toho's Godzilla is not the Godzilla of Legendary's Monster-Verse. This Godzilla is not meant to bring "balance" to the Earth. You're confusing Godzillas. This version of Godzilla is the living manifestation of the atomic bomb, consumed by rage, driven to kill and destroy. It isn't the ally of humanity or the friend of other (future) kaiju.
それがどうしたの？
ゴジラは日本が生んだものであり、オリジナルだよ。
This is the best Godzilla film ever made. Great reaction! 👍🏿
Idk I think Gojira is the better film
I love Shikishima's character arch: a failed kamikaze pilot returned home in disgrace, everyone dumps everything on him and he feels the extreme weight of his shame, meets Noriko and Akiko and starts taking care of them (while still dealing with the shame), and finally regains his honor and his life in the final confrontation (and shows what a fearless fighter pilot he really was!) and comes home with a real reason to live; Noriko and Akiko (who was soooo adorable, btw!)
Like Shin Godzilla, ToHo brings Godzilla back to what he originally was: an enemy of Man. a mindless creature bent on senseless destruction; a metaphor for war itself, and for Godzilla; the threat of nuclear war. I thought Shin Godzilla was the scariest incarnation of him since the original, but I'm mistaken, THIS is clearly the scariest incarnation of Godzilla! maybe half the size of Shin as well as Legendary, but the power of his ranged attack... worse than anything else ever done!
Such a great movie! I haven't seen Shin Godzilla yet but I hear it is pretty good.
I love Godzilla's orgin and what the creature actually stands for: The consequences of using nuclear weapons.
Godzilla originally wasn't a protector of anyone or anything. He was actually the terrifying result that people thought would happen if we all just recklessly used nuclear weapons. In the 1954 film it was the first Godzilla film and served as a strong reminder.
Later films would then turn Godzilla into more of a protector or one to keep balance later (in my opinion because Godzilla became so popular)
However Godzilla originally wasn't a protector. He actually was like this Godzilla and I think that played a big role into why Godzilla Minus One became such a great film. With amazing music and storyline it also followed the original origins of Godzilla.
The child actor who played Akiko was too young and immature to act, so she started crying immediately.
We patiently shot the film while listening to her mood.
彼女は、二歳です。彼女が台詞を口にし、演技していたのが分かりましたか？
彼女は天才です。
Its ok brother. I’ve seen this movie 13 times and I cry every time
Godzilla Minus One (2023) is the best Godzilla film ever made. The film is a fitting, loving tribute to Godzilla’s 70th anniversary made by people with great reverence for the 1954 original. Godzilla Minus One is testament to the talent and dedication of director Takashi Yamasaki, his crew and wonderful cast. The film has great storytelling, visual effects and fine acting with characters that truly resonate with audiences. Performances by leads Ryunosuke Kamiki (Kōichi Shikishima) and Minami Hamabe (Noriko Ōishiwere) excellent. The film features the coolest and most terrifying Godzilla we have ever seen - an unstoppable force of nature that can annihilate everything in its path. Godzilla Minus One fully deserved every award it won, especially Best Visual Effects at the 96th Academy Awards.
It was a movie that deserved to win more Academy Awards...
Couldn’t agree more .. he’ll take Godzilla outta of it and it’s still a great story 💯.. movie of year in 2023
Meh. Good writing, great directing, but I just can't stand how goofy this version of Godzilla looks. From the moment he's hopping around on the beach like a big Pokémon to the the way his neck snaps back like a baby bird when he uses his atomic breath to how enormous his legs are compared to the rest of his body. I can't argue that it's a good movie, but I stand firm when I say this version of Godzilla himself looked ridiculous and not frightening at all. I almost laughed every time he was on screen.
I could not agree more. It was hands down the best Godzilla film ever made, and a splendid reboot of the 1954 original.
I feel like his movement felt right. He's huge so there's a lot of inertia that has to be overcome for each movement and I felt like that was correctly portrayed. Notice how much more fluid his movement was when he was smaller in the beginning?
Exactly. It's realistic. Post atomic mutation, it's not used to Walking on land that much cuz its always in the Water. Plus any bigger, he would collapse under his own weight.
"Why" you asked ? There is no "why". This Godzilla was just a destruction itself.
Drawn out from his slumber by the demands of Mankind. Godzilla just wants to be left alone, but got stuck into a cyclical cycle of fight and flight. Humanity always needs a new enemy.
Because he is Death.. The destroyer of worlds..
Godzilla was originally a bad guy. He was a metaphor for the atomic bomb.
Best Gojira film ever. I loved your reactions.
This movie was so good because unlike many modern Godzilla films, it's more than just a monster. It represents atomic chaos, the lingering effects of war, Shikishima's guilt and trauma, Japan's devastation and the aftermath of a ruling class that sacrificed ordinary people for 'honour'.
It's a redemption movie on so many levels.
The reason Godzilla is so angry and destructive in this one is because he's a metaphor for the nuclear bombs after WWII, which was the origin of the idea of original Godzilla in 1954
He’s not destructive because he’s a metaphor. That’s just wrong. He is destructive because he’s a massive predator enhanced by nuke testing and still has natural animal tendencies for an irritated species. Him being the way he is because he has to be is real short sighted perspective. While obviously the nuclear message is there in -1, he represents a different metaphor anyway for the story.
Godzilla starts as a territorial animal defending his home, which happened to be Odo Island (just like in the original Gojira from 1954, which you should watch). Unlike the original, here he's still just an animal who is later affected by atomic testing.
The story takes place in Tokyo, where the destruction was caused by the firebombing raids in March of 1945. Ironically, those raids killed more people than the atomic bombs.
Godzilla's movement is actually far more realistic compared to the other movies. He starts out small and agile, then in the first encounter he's much larger but he's still fairly capable, even using his arms. In his final form he's mutated to the point he can't really use his arms and is so heavy he can barely move while on land. One of my criticisms of the Legendary version is that they made Godzilla absurdly huge yet depict him as being extremely agile, which is anti-gravity BS (and forced them to make Kong just as absurdly huge).
The Shinden fighter was a real prototype, as were the ships depicted. They did their homework. More than most films.
Why does the wind blow? Why do the tides wash all before it? Why does the sun scorch all beneath it? This Godzilla is just a terrifying destructive force of nature that truly had me asking "Holy shit, is anyone going to survive this?"
I am Japanese and a Godzilla fan. I saw the comments on this movie, but your comments are even better than the Japanese ones. I almost cried when you cried. Thank you for watching this movie.
Oh wow, thank you 😭
The crazy thing is, I saw it in theaters when it first came out and I heard so many great things about it when it came out in Japan and I thought there’s no way it’s gonna live up to the hype, but it exceeded it a lot
Yeah Monsterverse Godzilla is like the cartoony 60's Godzilla. It's essentially just a superhero. Original, Shin & -1 are how Godzilla was originally intended: pure death, destruction & chaos. He is a call to humanity to overcome it's failings.
Godzilla has always been represented as an iconic villain reflecting on the bombings of hiroshima and nagaskai in japan.
And yet godzilla can be anything both hated and loved from serious toned and over the top silly and goofy and i think thats what makes gojira special.
That’s new to me, I only recently started watching Godzilla films and I started with the Monster-verse version so I thought it was just supposed to be good but causing destruction while trying to bring balance. But this movie gave me the “other” side of it. Also I was not aware of the symbolism of it as well and I’m glad I saw this movie because my eyes have been opened.
I’m looking forward to seeing more of Godzilla.
There are 3 main eras of Godzilla films, Showa/Heisei/Reiwa, and Big G takes on a different role in each era. Sometimes he is the protector of earth and humanity, sometimes he is the product of human hubris and disdain for nature, and many points in between. What Godzilla represents and how he is portrayed is very reflective of the state of Japanese affairs during that timeframe. He is an embodiment of the nations struggle, be it with nuclear bombs/testing, bureaucratic finger pointing in times of crises, and much more. Big G is so much more than just big monster fights, I hope you enjoy watching the classics!
No bro godzilla isnt a savior of the world like American versions try to make him be. he is chaos incarnate. He represents the outcome of humans meddling in nuclear power. He symbolizes the consequences of using nuclear weapons. @AffanReacts
"Can you fee it ?" gets me every time. What a masterpiece !
24:54 because she can NOT faster than a shockwave from a nuke, no human can. That scene was slow motion.
I know but I just wanted her to live 😭
Also just to explain what I meant, she pushed a heavier person than herself away and that heavier person after being pushed was able to get to safety. So that means there was enough time for her to jump or dive to safety too cuz jumping or diving takes less than a second whereas pushing someone heavier than yourself takes more time and strength.
@@AffanReacts But after pushing someone heavier than you, do you still have enough time and strength to run after him? She s a slim woman, pushing a man take more effort than you think.
@@AffanReactsHonestly, I see it as she still didn't have a will to live. When she was about to give up before Koichi showed up, she never really shook that feeling. Idk, for her to think to push Koichi and then move back in the opposite direction shows intention to me. A film so carefully shot wouldn't leave in such a peculiar action by a character if it didn't mean something.
Also I think Noriko was selfless when she did this. She knew the guilt Koichi carries. She knew that for him to achieve his ultimate goal would mean him dying. But she knew that if she died, Koichi would do what it takes to survive for the sake of Akiko. She saw it as; one of them had to die, and she couldn't bear for it to be Koichi.
There were a lot of emotional scenes in this film. Akiko losing her mother twice in her short life. Veterans trying to heal their scars from war and dealing with survivor's guilt, especially for soldiers or airman who were given the task to go on a one way mission to destroy the enemy and save their country and their "God" Emperor.
When Akitsu "The Captain" and Noda-sama refused to let The Kid to go with them on the mission, I felt this was their, the old men, personal closure to the war. They had seen too many young men sent off on a suicide mission and die in vain. They wanted to at least save one young man. From what I remembered, the dialogue from the scene was great and hit me hard:
Soundtrack: 🎵Pride🎵 playing
Kid: Why won't you allow me to go with you? Because I'm not a veteran.
Capt: (Kid) Because.......not having been war is something to be proud of. (Noda-sama & Akitsu start walking away)
Kid: Please take me with you. I beg you. I WANT TO DEFEND MY COUNTRY!!!....We are a team aren't we! WHY ARE YOU LEAVING ME?!!!!...CAPTAIN! NODA-SAMA!
Capt: We leave you......the future (speaking softly).
Having the scene I mentioned above and the preceding scene where Mr. Noda was replying to a subordinate who interpreted his order for everyone "to spend time with their families" as "be prepared" for your death were heavy. The tune of the soundtrack "Pride" and Noda's soft approach in his speech set an emotional tone. He knows everyone in the briefing room had lost something and scarred by the war. He wanted to change the narrative and let them know this mission, although dangerous, was not a suicide mission. Unlike the wartime, they were armed with the right tools to increase their success and come HOME ALIVE.
Mr. Noda: Come to think of it this country has treated life far too cheaply. Poorly armored tanks. Poor supply chains resulting in half of all deaths from starvation and disease. Fighter planes built without ejection seats and finally, kamikaze and suicide attacks. That's why this time I'd take pride in a citizen led effort that sacrifices no lives at all! This next battle is not one waged to the death, but a battle to live for the future.
One last thing, the soundtrack doesn't get praised enough.
I love the foreshadowing of the deep sea fish coming up to the surface too fast so their stomachs explode out of their mouths because of the pressure.
Similarly, they concoct a plan to use the force of nature against Godzilla who is also a force of nature. But also an unknown element. Born of nuclear energy. Will the pressure of nature's force crush him? Great plot!
Not to mention the human element within the story to make you invested in these characters. We care what happens to them. -OG
Yes, their air bladders popped out..
This is what happens when someone gets hired to make a movie about a giant lizard creature and still handle the task with passion and respect.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Godzilla movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
とても思慮深く良いリアクションです
お人柄があらわれていて
共に泣いてしまいました
Thank you 😭
Godzilla being the good balance of nature is an American idea. Godzilla was created out of human hate through nuclear war. Godzilla is the revenge to mankind's war. This was an anti-war film. Godzilla is the ultimate anti-war monster. He'll put an end to it in it's tracks. -OG
That salute is for dying Godzilla not for the pilot.
Godzilla in his original Japanese iteration is the analogy for war and the atomic bomb. He's purely destructive and chaotic, causes endless suffering and there's no way to get rid of him for good. He always comes back. Just like wars. All this balance and Gozilla being a good guy crap came from Hollywood. That's not to say the monster verse movies aren't fun, but that's not really how Godzilla was conceptualised. So, when you ask why he's doing what he's doing.. Why do we drop nukes and start wars with one another? Territory? Resources? Dominance? All the things Godzilla and every other animal fights over. Just not as destructively as humans. Japan came up with Godzilla as a way to deal with and rationalise the aftermath of WWII.
As for his movement, it's perfect. Again, you've been spoiled by Hollywood lol. This movie is a love letter to the original. Godzilla's size would account perfectly for his cumbersome movement. He waa much more agile at the beginning when he was smaller. However, Godzilla's movement is the embodiment of the slow but inevitable march of war.
As for the deep sea fish. They've been killed by Godzilla's radiation and movements underwater. They've risen to the surface so quickly that the decompression forces their stomachs out of their mouths.
I felt you when you said you’d completely forgot about Godzilla😂 Loved your reaction!
You should check out some other Japanese Godzilla movies. You should watch the Heisei era movies in order from the 1984 to 1995. They could be a good addition to your channel. Also check out the Millennium era movies too. The Japanese portals of Godzilla and the Human characters are normally amazing.
The walking effect of Godzilla was a bit weird or wonky. However, I can easily overlook this very minor problem. The amazing thing is this movie had a budget of $15 million dollars.
The Film and Character has often been branded as an imitation of Godzilla. Godzilla has been considered a filmographic metaphor for the United States, as well as an allegory of nuclear weapons in general. The earlier Godzilla films, especially the original, portrayed Godzilla as a frightening nuclear-spawned monster.
Man I absolutely recommend you react to the first godzilla movie from 1954! That movie changed the kaiju genre forever and made it what it is today, it's an absolute masterpiece like minues one :) minus one is like a modern recreation of the first movie!
Yeah I think I might have to because my idea of Godzilla is based on the Monster verse version which it would seem is far from the original Godzilla.
Godzilla began as a force of nature that simply destroys rather than bring balance. in GMK (2001), Godzilla even came to Japan specifically to kill civilians as retribution for Japanese war crimes during WWII
Excellent reaction.
Does make me sad that so many reactors base their confusion to why Godzilla is bad here with the Anti-hero nature of Godzilla in the Monsterverse.
He was based on the horrors of radiation and war. He slowly became a hero in a way and back and forth he went between good, bad, and anti-hero.
I've seen other reaction videos for Godzilla minus -1, but yours is the best. This movie has struck a deep chord in many, for us older fans it was a wonderful present, a work of art and yes....Love.
This film has stayed with me. I fell in love with all of the human players, Norda
( the one with the wild hair, lol ) delivering a heavy statement against their government, the starvation of the people, and the war itself. It's a masterwork of film, and I also teared up.
I love this movie. Peace to you my friend.
thank you and yes this movie is an absolute masterpiece it's just too good
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You're welcome, I also enjoyed your humor.
Fun fact: Takashi Yamazaki the director of this film is a big fan of Godzilla, he also featured Godzilla as cameo in "Always: Sunset on Third Street" on 2005 and he is the director of "Godzilla the Ride: Giant Monsters Ultimate Battle" which have same design for Godzilla in this film
Such a great movie. Takashi yamazaki took what made the 1954 Gojira movie (you should watch it) and made it even more amazing. Also the second inspiration to this movie is Godzilla Mothra and King Ghidorah giant monsters all out attack. (You should watch it). 5:22 they were on his territory. 25:43 it's obvious why Godzilla is attacking people cause he was hit with a nuclear bomb. 25:48 that's the Monsterverse Godzilla thing not ToHo. Don't mix up their motivations
This is a really good film.
I’m mixing stuff up obviously cuz we saw Godzilla being hit with nukes to be charged up, so I just assumed Godzilla liked that cuz it needed the radiation. I thought it just came to this region for the radiation cuz that area was hit with nukes. So this Godzilla is just an evil monster?
@@AffanReactsyes this Godzilla hates humans and wants revenge for stepping on Odo island and hitting him with a nuclear bomb. Where as the Monsterverse version sees humanity as ants/allies/enemies. Depending on the situation.
I see, so there are multiple versions of Godzilla, some are good, some are bad. Thank you for explaining that. I’m learning a lot about this character from this one movie.
What you don’t understand is, the first Godzilla movie was 1954 barely a few years after the atomic bombs were dropped on Japan. Godzilla is a symbol of nuclear war, nature enraged by what humanity has unleashed on itself. In the American Legendary films, he is a protector of the world, but the original Japanese concept of Godzilla is that he is the embodiment of nuclear devastation.
Another heavy scene: Akitsu was angry at Shikishima for not marrying Noriko and now he wanted a plane so he can just avenge her and die. After Shikishima explained his burden, Akitsu, who was ready to punch or physically hurt him, backed off because he understood that no one can force Shikishima to come to terms of his burden.
Akitsu: You just want to avenger her (Noriko)......You should have married her before. You knew how she felt.
Shikishima: Don't you think I wanted that?
Akitsu: Then why didn't you?
Shikishima: Because... my war isn't over yet
Dude watch the original gojira 1954 this is who Godzilla is a a metaphor for the atomic bomb. Plus humans attacked him first, but at the end it’s a masterpiece like the original.
Yeah I think I’m gonna
Be careful when you pick out the Godzilla movie from 1954 there’s two versions of it. Do not watch the one with Raymond Burr in it that’s the cut American version look for Gojira the Japanese version.
The film is called Minus One because post World War II left Japan in ruins. They had to start all over again from ground Zero.
Then Godzilla shows up and wrecks even more havoc. Sending them from Zero to Minus One! Even further back than before. -OG
That’s a pretty interesting trivia
This film can be said to be a remake that follows the theme of the first Godzilla film from 1954. And after the war, Director Tsuburaya created Godzilla, a kaijyu, a creation of God, to represent the threat of nuclear weapons and nuclear bombs. So he is not a saurus or a monster, but a kaijyu born of God. This film is a drama about the threat of Godzilla, who became the embodiment of nuclear weapons, and the struggle of humans desperately trying to survive after the defeat. Director Yamazaki has brought to life the passion that Tsuburaya put into Godzilla in a drama that returns to Godzilla's origins, in which Godzilla attacks (-1) a defenseless Japan (0) just after the war. The theme of this film is to live no matter how hard it is. In Japanese, it’s called "生きて抗えIkite agarae".
When we talk about Kaijyu Godzilla, which was born in Japan, I hope that we will remember that he is a symbol of nuclear terror and war, and that he will be passed on to future generations. thanks from🇯🇵 Sorry my bad grammar 🙇🏻
I think the large Gojira's walk was intentional. If you recall, when they were small, movement was rather smooth. I think the size/weight increase, and how its limbs evolved, made moving on land tricky. Have you not seen the 1954 film? That was my fav, and none came close, until this one.
The scientist either has a squeaky clean record to be ex-military but not hanged or imprisoned by the US or even on trial so soon after the war, or was so horrible that the US took his research for clemency.
To start with you shouldn't compare the Original Japanese Godzilla to the Monsterverse ones.
Japanese created Godzilla as a metaphor of atomic Bombs and of course their story within the monster is to be destructive, not help humans mostly
This is not the goofy comic book Godzilla. He’s just a big animal in this movie.
This Godzilla is an evil, pissed off monster that wants to inflict as much destruction on humans as possible. The reason is; it knows humanity is responsible for the bomb that changed him to what he is. It was excruciatingly painful, making his body grow far larger than ever designed for.
So now he is in constant pain, and yes, his own atomic blast severely injures him. So, for all the pain and misery we inflicted on him, he has a grudge against humans.
This one also has nothing to do with any other Godzilla movie ever made. But it honors the original 1954 movie where Godzilla was evil.
Thank you for explaining that, unfortunately all my Godzilla knowledge comes from the Monsterverse version so that’s why I was a bit confused as to why he was acting the way he was acting. Monster-verse Godzilla liked the Nuclear Radiation and was for the most part “good”
But this was a fantastic film. This has really peaked my interest in the original filmsz
@AffanReacts That's the cool thing about this franchise, it literally encompasses the crazy and silly, to the dark and terrifying. The original 1954 movie "Godzilla," was very dark, very serious. Later in the 50s, it was re-edited for the US and called, "Godzilla: King of the Monsters." It was kind of dumbed down for US audiences.
Then, the very next movie started the turn to the silly Showa era of the 60s and 70s where Godzilla is a protector. Basically made him kid friendly. This is where the Monsterverse takes its queues from. Started out very serious in 2014, now we get the insanely fun ride of GxK, PLUS we get the epicness of GM1 too.
It's like apples and oranges, they're both fruits, both Godzilla, but both are very different, while both being very good.
Evil?? Haha say that To *GMK* 😂
Screw monster verse that’s a cartoon
@vincentpuccio3689 no, screw you. GxK was a blast, try pulling the stick out of your ass you might enjoy it.
It is the best movie of 2023..bar none.
In my experience watching every Godzilla movie, I've found there are only 3 truly good ones. The original 1954 Godzilla (the original japanese cut), Shin Godzilla, and Godzilla Minus One. These three are the must watch entries in the franchise. The rest of them are varying degrees of silly and stupid, sometimes fun, often dull. One exception is Godzilla vs Biollante, which is definitely stupid, but VERY fun. The Hollywood films, including the recent "Monsterverse" entries are quite simply dog sh*t.
I agree monster-verse doesn’t come close to this one and am very much looking forward to seeing Shin Godzilla and Original Godzilla but I must add, monster-verse does serve it’s purpose, a lot of people go to movies simply to escape this world and the problems that come with it and experience something fun and crazy. Monster-verse provides that, so not comparable to this but it has a place.
@@AffanReacts That's fair. No offense against escapist movies (but there are far better ones)
Greatest cinematography in a Godzilla movie. Goofiest, thick thighed, baby bird neck atomic breath havin', hoppin' around like a pokemon on the beach lookin' @zz Godzilla ever.
Godzilla in the times of being first created was to represent nuclear power and how japan feared it so basically its death and destruction in its purist form.
I believe that the first godzilla was the destructive bad one...as he gets reborn he has a new memory and i think thats how he became the good godzilla that protect the humans from monster. I think thats was how the original godzilla story goes. But i could be mistaken.
13:35 yeah even without Godzilla this movie is still Good! But then again he'll remind you he is There!
Godzilla Minus One 2023 retell Gojira 1954 it's was so cool 💙💙💙
I’m going to see the 1954 version very soon as well
I'm japanese I'm glad you enjoyed the movie.
Love the reaction! It's a great movie! I know it's probably been mentioned already, but the "bring balance to the world" is the modern Godzilla existence. If I remember right, Godzilla was originally the symbolism of the atomic bombings, the feeling of helplessness etc. after the war. As there was nothing they could do in reality, these characters can do nothing against Godzilla. He was neither good nor bad, just a force of nature like a hurricane. Great comment about how the movie makes you care about the people. It's a wonder Hollywood can't seem to do the same.
This version of Godzilla doesn't have feelings he was created by nuclear waste that was being dumped in the ocean during the bomb dropping by the military forces he's a result of nuclear testing that is why he's acting that way.
Godzilla was never about balance, that's Hollywood story and its global warm message. this movie is about as raw and real, as the original a "masterpiece" as it should have been from the beginning. to answer the question Norico didn't go in with him, she only had a split second to use all her steright, to push him in, She can't tackle him like just some other dude, by standing next to him.
when you think about what godzilla represents, you can't really hate him (godzilla).
Great movie and great reaction!
I can't take too many asian movies because I find myself crying 😭 my eyes out.the men the women the baby I mean everyone is crying and feels so real.this is the first godzilla movie I cared about the humans to the point that godzilla really didn't have to do much..awesome movie. Now I will dry my eyes out.
I don’t think you saw that thing on her neck at the very end. I think that had something to do with her surviving. It has something to do with radiation.
I'm sure you'll get this a lot HOWEVER
Toho's Version of Godzilla Has always been an antagonist, Godzilla was Created because he's a metaphor for Nuclear Weapons and Humanity's Evil Side, HOWEVER Toho also Portrays Godzilla as this Goofy Funny Character (References older Godzilla Movies) This Version of Godzilla Can Be Compared to Godzilla GMK a monster infused with the spirit of Japanese Soldiers who died in the war This Godzilla has Soulless white eyes and Destroys anything it touches, And it can be compared to the 1954 Godzilla, i recommend watching the older movies to fully understand Godzilla. Also Shin Godzilla Is the most Tragic Godzilla Version you'll understand if you watch that movie
The American Godzilla Is more of a Protector a Hero To humans
Godzilla Minus One's Godzilla was going back to its roots This Antagonistic Being that wants to make humanity pay and wipe them out
Disclaimer: There's also the trilogy Anime Godzilla Movies
- Godzilla Planet of the monsters
- Godzilla City on the Edge of Battle
- Godzilla Planet Eater
Great reaction my dude!
Thank you my guy!
The mark on her neck at the hospital is a Godzilla cell. It's probably why she survived the blast. It helped to heal her.
But to what end? Will she mutate? Will others mutate who were also victims of the blast?
I've also heard that the tattoo on her neck is a symbol for Mothra. Perhaps Mothra will be featured in the next movie? 🤔 -OG
That nuclear breath that's not ridiculous
You should watch the original Godzilla from 1954 what to understand what he truly represents at the core
I think I have to if this is anything like that movie. I gotta.
@@AffanReacts Godzilla as a franchise has been very multi toned from very serious movies, and more silly movies but at its root it was a dark and serious film, you won’t regret watching the original 1954 film
can someone explain to me why did they bring godzilla back up ? I can understand why they bring him down tons of water pressure squeezing him from all sides but why bring him up ? maybe something I missed
Radiation is not food for Godzilla you’re corrupted by the last ten years. Get back to basics and watch the original gorjira (no Raymond Burr)
Yes, only 'monsters' would kill tens of thousands civilians just like that.
How did you get subtitles
The streaming service has them or is it just TH-cam? I use TH-cam and Prime, they always have them.
Please shin godzilla next ! ❤
I’m planning on doing the original and Shin soon. Currently away on a work trip but when I am back. I’ll be doing em both!
@@AffanReacts Okay thats fine ! 😃
The movement of Godzilla is intentional he moves robotic because it’s supposed to symbolize him being in pain from the burning of a nuclear bomb many Japanese we’re walking stiff when they got burned from the atomic bombs.
Oh wow I didn’t pick up on that, I just presumed it was just very well done.
Wrong. The movement is slow because he is hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of thousands of tons of meat, bond and flesh. Physics doesn’t allow that amount of mass to move quickly. In the city he turns “fast” because he is pivoting. He’s faster in the sea because he swims just like some South American lizards do in the ocean when they chill underwater for 20 minutes eating plant growth off of rocks, They swim exactly the same.
They took reality of our world and physics into play.
This movie is fantastic!
捉え方は人それぞれだけど、ゴジラの歩き方に被爆者の表現はは無いな。
I thought he moved that way to simulate what the original suit moved like
Do not mix the foolish Hollywood theme of balance with the real Godzilla. 1954 was all about consequences.
well western or amerikan godzilla is friendly neighbor. but the OG true godzilla is force of nature symbol of destruction true embodiment of evil. not some amerikan propaganda chit
You should watch the other films like shin godzilla.
This Godzilla is very territorial.
He just claimed Japan
fake reaction
Wow you’re cool 😎
I got so invested during the movie. I hope Hollywood is taking notes and remembers what is to tell a good story.