Curtis had to edit this one with his magical ways, we had to do it in this method because we had such an insane battle with copyright; but we did it. Godzilla Minus One is peak cinema!
It is by far one of my favorite movies. And it actually made my favorites list, of which there were 2 movies previously. I got to see this in theatres too. It's an experience I will never forget. It was beautiful.
Maybe not the tallest Godzilla, but definitely the angriest. Like it just woke up, saw their mere existence as a personal insult to him and chose violence.
Saw this paraphrased from somewhere else, can’t remember where, but this is an interesting take on Godzilla’s world view and his reaction to his nuke-induced mutation: I was once the last of my kind. But you, in your quest for godhood, meddling with powers you could barely understand, you have changed me. Twisted me, into something unrecognizable. I am no longer the last of my kind. I am now the first, and I hate you all the more for it. Because of you, I have never been more alone.
I said that too. It caught me off guard with how much I liked the human characters in this film. The tears I shed was genuine and I was kind of an emotional wreak once it was over.
The best Godzilla film Ever Made! Not only winning the Oscar for Visual Effects, this should of also won for the Writing, Score and Lead Actor. Phenomenal film.
@@Retrovorious count the names on the credits of those movies. Robert Downey Jr's pay aside, those 10s of thousands of people live paycheck to paycheck like most of us whether it's Hollywood or in most cases Atlanta or Toronto.
Hollywood studios with their "monster" and "superhero" movies are just aiming to make more money than what they invest . For them , its just a kind business . Which is why their movies in recent times suck . Especially trash ones like godzilla x kong ... The marvels .. etc .
It is very normal for big companies to have money wasted. The thing about people without money is, they know exactly where those money should go. Once you have big money, you stopped being able to recognize unnecessary leeches in the projects.
You thought the atomic breath was epic? Try to imagine what it was like in theaters. The sound design in this movie is S tier. Instead of being hype, it was pure despair and horror.
I think this movie missed out on 2 Oscars, one for the score and one for the lead actor. His portrayal of PTSD was amazing. When he broke down in front of Noriko, I cried and then his scream after Godzilla attacked the city made me cry. Then the ending made me cry. I never thought a Godzilla movie would make me cry. The atomic breath in the theater was amazing!
Especially the classic motif. And I truly appreciate the effort to pristinely recreate the iconic Godzilla roar of the initial 1954 film. Truly an amazing movie that redresses the postwar impact of Japan and its desire to push forward.
Vaguely insulting that of all the things it could have won an Oscar for, it was the VFX, NOT the acting, writing, directing, or cinematography. Don't get me wrong, the VFX are nice, but they were literally the least impressive and important part of this movie, and I actually do mean that as the highest compliment.
@@nooneofimportance2110 You're right, but do you realize they were never going to put Godzilla Minus One in more than one category? although it deserved to be at least in 4 or 5... Hollywood never puts foreign films on par with its own... they are always 1 or 2 steps below when foreign films are sometimes much better, not always obviously (Be careful , there are exceptions that break that rule, where foreign films are in many categories and take all the glory of the night, but I count those on the fingers of one hand)
Shin Godzilla was more mindless, Minus One actively hates humanity because he knows it was our bombs that changed him. The director has said he is in constant, severe pain from the massive increase in size. His body was never meant to be so large, every step he takes is excruciating. This is why he walks like a robot. He wants to inflict as much pain on humans as we've put him through. So, even the monster is as deserving of sympathy as the humans are.
The thing on her neck in the hospital was something i think is called G Cells where some of Godzillas cells is in her body that was probably how she survived
The reason she survived is because she regenerated like Godzilla because the radiation sucked up from his blast changed her. That’s what the thing was on her neck.
@@rdramos13Well think about it this way, when you throw a dart at a dart board from 10 feet away and you have about 5 darts, unless you’re a professional, what’s the likelihood that all five darts are going to hit the center spot?
@@michaelhuie5878Tbh, I believe Noriko did die as she would’ve been torn to bloody ribbons by all the debris flying at her because nobody would come out in one piece. But like Godzilla, there was still a bit of living tissue left to be mutated from the radiation and slowly overtime regenerated back into Noriko.
@@michaelhuie5878 I completely missed it in the theater. I think it's because most people are trained on their faces and not the neck. Although her neck seems fully centered, but when it's over, I think most people are just relieved that she is alive. Or angry because it doesn't make sense. Most people miss the first few minutes and the last few minutes of a movie because some aren't really ready to get into the movie, and at the end, same, are ready to stretch their legs. I guess one of these guys did notice it.
Saw this three times, all IMAX. The attack on Ginza is thrilling and spectacular. The use of Godzilla's themes is genius. Of all the Toho Godzilla films I've seen on a big screen, Minus One is the best. This Godzilla movie has a great story to tell and the title creature is indeed, scary. The applause for all three showings was incredible.
I saw it in IMAX with a loud sound system and the seats actually shook during the Godzilla attacks and you could literally feel his roar. It was amazing. There's also a black & white version that I'm dying to see in theaters and I'm pissed that I missed when it played. Best Godzilla film ever.
I have seen Godzilla Minus One five times at the theater, with the last viewing in Minus Color. It's the only film I've watched this many times. Where to begin? The writing is excellent, featuring a tight script with great characters and a moving narrative where Godzilla serves as a powerful metaphor. The big G is not only a manifestation of the atomic bomb but also a haunting reminder of the guilt our lead character faces for his cowardice. This life-affirming film centers on a kamikaze pilot as the protagonist. The movie is filled with subtle clues, such as how Noriko survives the Ginza attack. Every time Godzilla is damaged, his skin falls off, and any living thing that comes into contact with his skin cells will heal, explaining Noriko's minor injuries in the end. Additionally, Shikishima’s head trauma and black eye are healed after exposure to the irradiated black rain following the blast, while The Kid remains in an arm sling. The writing is phenomenal, with each character undergoing a redemption arc and actively contributing to the main character's growth.
This is the best CGI Godzilla ever. I love the old man-in-suit monsters, but they seemed to do half of their damage out of sheer clumsiness. This Godzilla is dynamic and purposeful, with personality and intent. The way he rips into Ginza is just thrilling.
There's a black and white version of the film called Minus Color. It somehow makes an already incredible film feel even more incredible and authentic to Godzilla's roots.
We watched this in a half filled theater and man was it an experience. More so do to the audience audible reactions. Nobody in that theater had any idea what we were in for.
The film is very metaphorically written. Godzilla embodies the bombs dropped on Japan during the war. It also conveys a modern message that not going to war and not doing kamikaze doesn't mean you lack honor which is rather big change in Japanese culture.
The fact that this movie was made with less than 13 millions is a slap on the face on all those Hollywood big budget CGI oversaturated movies... Between this one and "Shin Godzilla" (That I strongly recommend if you guys didn't watch it) Japan is literally eating the US when it comes on quality...
Hollywood has lost its creative spirit all for the sake of visuals and entertainment rather than a compelling, grounded, and well crafted film narrative. Films from the international scene is the future of quality made productions.
In America Godzilla is a super hero. In the traditional Japanese version he is the representation of americas nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it’s a clear portrait of survivors guilt and the repercussions of fall out.
Godzilla Minus One was Amazing especially in Theaters… The Atomic breath is actually ATOMIC!!! So Fucking cool, BTW They did re-released this film in Theaters as a Black and White film and THAT is how this movie should be watched!
This movie was INCREDIBLE! Telling the story in such a powerful way from the ground level and doing it from the humans angle is the key. So good. Great reaction video as usual!
the godzilasaurus (younger godzilla) made me laugh so hard because it was running around and screaming its head off, while waving its arms everywhere 😂😂😂
First thing that beret is 🔥🔥🔥😂 Great job on the editing I know other reactor’s have had a difficult time getting this movie uploaded. I know this movie won an Oscar for special effects but I think it should have won for best movie. I watched this in Japanese the first time and started to watch again with my son and started watching with dubbed in English and changed back to subtitles after 5 minutes. Great movie and reaction 😊❤
I love how horrifyingly angry Gojira is in this movie. Ugh, saw it in the theaters and ugh, the goose bumps, the awe, such a perfect movie. I’m happy you guys enjoyed it as much as we did.
When you watch this again (and you will), watch Godzilla Minus One Minus Color. The B/W version is even better. You wouldn't think so, but it gives it a classic film feel to it and really brings home that old school Godzilla movie experience.
Godzilla got caught in the atomic test at Bikini Atoll. That mutated him, making him much bigger, letting him regenerate, and giving him his atomic breath.
HOLY CRAP, do I believe the Oscar hype!!!! Minus One was beautifully done and animated. I wasn't expecting Noriko to have survived, but those Godzilla cells literally saved her neck.
You guys are right. I saw it twice in the theater and it was UNBELIEVABLE!!! Especially in black and white. It’s impact is so much bigger on a big screen either way surround sound.
The Legendary Monsterverse Godzilla films are a lot like the 60s and 70s Showa-era films, where Godzilla is the good guy and the movies are kid-friendly monster bashes. The film-maker for Godzilla Minus One said that he actually really liked Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire because it reminded him of those fun, old films. That movie does actually have a lot of beats and call backs to the Showa-era Godzilla flicks.
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 to rebuild. Then Godzilla shows up and wrecks even more havoc. Sending them from Zero to Minus One!! -OG
I love the foreshadowing in this film. The dead radiated deep sea fish rising to the surface too fast that their stomachs explode out of their mouths due to the rapid pressure changes. They attempt to do the very same thing to Godzilla by using the force of nature against him where tanks and battleships seemingly have failed. But Godzilla is also a force of nature born of mankind's nuclear energy. Can he even be destroyed? Godzilla is the unknown element. -OG
Also know that the Japanese saluted Godzilla as they know they created him and am saluting him out of respects while also serving as an apology. They know he’s a literal force of nature!
I noticed the black thing crawling up her neck too and rationalised it as radiation damage, since they detected high levels of radioactive materials in the blast zone… or it could just be a giant bruise. Btw that Monster Hunter Wilds insert at the end caught me off guard. Perfect from one monster to the next. 😂
less than 15M, the director said he wished he had that much to play around with. likely closer to 10M budget which is insane for the quality of the production.
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- I heard the same as well. Some of the people working on this film must have been working for very low wages. Nonetheless, I don't know how the managed to make a film at such a high level of quality at such a relatively low budget compared to most Hollywood movies.
This movie was Fantastic (no wonder it got an Oscar) & I positively loved how Godzilla shoots out his atomic breath which the dorsal plates shift outwards from its body is a references to Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001) because the Godzilla suit used in that film had a mechanism to also shift its dorsal plates up - "Minus One" is a reference to how Japan had been devastated by WWII sending them to Zero but then when Godzilla attacks then they went into the negative - The roar they used in this movie is the original Godzilla roar over loud speakers & recorded the audio - Koichi is maybe a reference to Koichi Kawakita the special effects director of the late '80 to '90s Godzilla films while as for Shikishima comes from the squadron that conducted the first successful kamikaze attack called "Shikishima Squadron"
I've been a fan of Godzilla since I was a kid. I have the DVDs of all the movies. I'm glad people are watching this film, and hopefully this creates more fans that are willing to look into more of the franchise.
I’ve seen it 3-4 times in theaters in Japanese with English subtitles but saw the English dubbed version on Netflix and it was actually pretty good it was synchronized properly and didn’t detract from the movie itself although I agree it should be viewed in the original language with subtitles. ✌️😎
One of the best movies in years. Mainly because it was a serious drama that just happened to have a monster in it. I'm traumatized by the looks on the faces of the crowd when they see Godzilla about to nuke everything. It truly makes the concept of Japan being at zero after the war and this taking them to minus one. Now that the Age of the Superhero Movies is clearly over, I'm hoping we're going to enter the age of taking monsters etc... deadly seriously.
I watched this movie for the first time 2 days ago and it's now my entire personality. I've been binge watching people react to it but none of the reaction channels I'm subbed to has covered it yet. GOOD JOB BEING FIRST, LADS!!! I am sooooooo excited!!!
This is easily one of the best, if not the best Godzilla movie ever made, and one of the best movies of the past few years, I saw it 10 times in theaters(8 times in color, 2 times in black and white) and I had an absolute blast as a Godzilla fan.
I saw this movie in theaters 3 separate times. Once with a friend of mine whose been a Godzilla fan forever, again with a different friend whose also a lifelong fan, and the third time, I had the pleasure of seeing the black and white version with my brother. It's an entirely different experience.
I cant read and watch at the same time. Love godzilla as far back as i can remember and love anime. I cant read and watch at the same time. Dubbed it is for everything i watch😢
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? Are there other victims who similarly contracted the Godzilla cell? 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
I got to see Godzilla Minus One in theaters six times' when I went last time during its last week I saw it in imax and it was just as good, let this be a lesson when a good movie like this comes out go see it in a theaters. You will be happy to know they do plan on making a sequel to this' so when it comes to theaters next time don't wait see it as soon as possible, I bet it will be just as good as the first one or better. That thing you saw on Noriko neck were Godzilla cells' there is a good chance she might become a giant monster in the next one, along with Godzilla back' horrifying times are ahead for all of us to see in the next one.
Godzilla is the revenge upon mankind's war. That's his very being, and he takes it out on Japan. Godzilla was born of nuclear energy. He was created from all the atomic experimental tests of war in the deep ocean. It's unfortunate timing because Japan is no longer at war. They are a defeated country, and then Godzilla comes to unleash his fury upon them. In a way, Godzilla is the ultimate anti-war monster. He'll put an end to that war with a single atomic breath. I love how the civilians band together as one with a motto of no lives loss to stop Godzilla and without the aid of the government. This is truly an anti-war film. -OG
Curtis had to edit this one with his magical ways, we had to do it in this method because we had such an insane battle with copyright; but we did it. Godzilla Minus One is peak cinema!
Watching as soon as I saw it because I'm sure they'll take it down anyway. It's just a matter of time with Toho. :-P
Can you guys react to the rest of the cars, and madagascar movies pls, and if you haven't already you should watch lion king 2
Couple other reactors had their reactions blocked but eventually both got em back.
You still managed to include all the best scenes in the movie. Great job!
It is by far one of my favorite movies. And it actually made my favorites list, of which there were 2 movies previously. I got to see this in theatres too. It's an experience I will never forget. It was beautiful.
Maybe not the tallest Godzilla, but definitely the angriest. Like it just woke up, saw their mere existence as a personal insult to him and chose violence.
That's very true. He looked terrifying in this movie. Very nicely done, and this now ranks as my all-time favourite Godzilla movie,.
just chilling in Bikini Bottom, and human throw nuke at me. I will be wake up angry too
🤣🤣🤣
Frankly making him smaller only made him scarier, like it concentrated all of godzilla's true horror and let it out
Saw this paraphrased from somewhere else, can’t remember where, but this is an interesting take on Godzilla’s world view and his reaction to his nuke-induced mutation:
I was once the last of my kind.
But you, in your quest for godhood, meddling with powers you could barely understand, you have changed me. Twisted me, into something unrecognizable. I am no longer the last of my kind. I am now the first, and I hate you all the more for it. Because of you, I have never been more alone.
You should've seen it in theaters. One of the best cinematic experiences of my life.
yea 100% i was 3 rows from the front of the Cinema screen dude so COOL
I lucked out and saw it in 4DX. The only movie I've ever seen in 4DX. It was perfect
Nothing will beat Rise of The Planet
FACTS!!!
Never thought a monster movie would make me cry
I said that too. It caught me off guard with how much I liked the human characters in this film. The tears I shed was genuine and I was kind of an emotional wreak once it was over.
Ever see “Train To Busan”? It’s a zombie movie that made me cry, and I’m not normally attracted to zombie movies.
The best Godzilla film Ever Made! Not only winning the Oscar for Visual Effects, this should of also won for the Writing, Score and Lead Actor. Phenomenal film.
This movie won best special effects, and the entire budget for this film equaled about the catering budget for most marvel movies. Unbelievable.
Going by the budget and the end product, it certainly seems like Hollywood just flushes money down the toilet.
@@Retrovorious count the names on the credits of those movies. Robert Downey Jr's pay aside, those 10s of thousands of people live paycheck to paycheck like most of us whether it's Hollywood or in most cases Atlanta or Toronto.
Hollywood studios with their "monster" and "superhero" movies are just aiming to make more money than what they invest . For them , its just a kind business . Which is why their movies in recent times suck . Especially trash ones like godzilla x kong ... The marvels .. etc .
Crazy what a team with actual passion fir something can do. Marvels been dead for many years, resting beside disney's Star Wars.
It is very normal for big companies to have money wasted. The thing about people without money is, they know exactly where those money should go. Once you have big money, you stopped being able to recognize unnecessary leeches in the projects.
You thought the atomic breath was epic? Try to imagine what it was like in theaters. The sound design in this movie is S tier. Instead of being hype, it was pure despair and horror.
I think this movie missed out on 2 Oscars, one for the score and one for the lead actor. His portrayal of PTSD was amazing. When he broke down in front of Noriko, I cried and then his scream after Godzilla attacked the city made me cry. Then the ending made me cry. I never thought a Godzilla movie would make me cry. The atomic breath in the theater was amazing!
Add a third one for screenplay. Literally every character had a touching arch, including the neighbor.
@@VerisimilitudeFilms1Add a fourth for best international feature film
@@VerisimilitudeFilms1 Yeah, it definitely deserved one for the writing.
Same, didn’t think I’ll be crying too. 😢
4:04 That dual "OH, SHIT!!" is a perfect reminder of why I love you guys.
It's a twin thing.
It was hilarious lol
I’ll admit, I cried multiple times throughout this movie.
I still do xry rewatching it
Same including Shikishima’s scream of Agony and Despair after seeing Godzilla’s destruction of Ginza
Man, when that Godzilla theme kicks in, you know some serious sh!t is about to go down
Especially the classic motif. And I truly appreciate the effort to pristinely recreate the iconic Godzilla roar of the initial 1954 film. Truly an amazing movie that redresses the postwar impact of Japan and its desire to push forward.
I had a wonderful time working with the studio on this movie!
It was an honor I’ll never forget. I hope I get another opportunity soon!
That's sick as hell dude, congratulations on such an opportunity!
It won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects and you can see why as the VFX artists put a lot of patience and effort into making this movie.
With a budget smaller than what American studios spend on catering.
Vaguely insulting that of all the things it could have won an Oscar for, it was the VFX, NOT the acting, writing, directing, or cinematography.
Don't get me wrong, the VFX are nice, but they were literally the least impressive and important part of this movie, and I actually do mean that as the highest compliment.
@@nooneofimportance2110 You're right, but do you realize they were never going to put Godzilla Minus One in more than one category? although it deserved to be at least in 4 or 5... Hollywood never puts foreign films on par with its own... they are always 1 or 2 steps below when foreign films are sometimes much better, not always obviously (Be careful , there are exceptions that break that rule, where foreign films are in many categories and take all the glory of the night, but I count those on the fingers of one hand)
The best Godzilla I've seen in a movie in a long time.
You're so right
Godzilla Earth is Curazy
Shin Godzilla was more mindless, Minus One actively hates humanity because he knows it was our bombs that changed him.
The director has said he is in constant, severe pain from the massive increase in size. His body was never meant to be so large, every step he takes is excruciating. This is why he walks like a robot.
He wants to inflict as much pain on humans as we've put him through. So, even the monster is as deserving of sympathy as the humans are.
Really? Yamazaki said that? Well, too bad........... I truly hated Godzilla in this movie, especially after the Ginza attack.
even after all of these decades, Akira Ifukube's music still hits hard!
"Somebody's gotta do it"
*Godzilla shows up*
"Okay, never mind!"
I forgot about that, that was hilarious XD
In one of the transitions, he says: "Let's let the Takao handle this."
It’s wild that the Special Effects budget was like 1/10th of Marvel movies, yet were 10x better.
The thing on her neck in the hospital was something i think is called G Cells where some of Godzillas cells is in her body that was probably how she survived
The reason she survived is because she regenerated like Godzilla because the radiation sucked up from his blast changed her. That’s what the thing was on her neck.
Yeah I'm so shocked so many missed it. Not just reactors but even ppl in the cinema.
That being said...wouldn't everyone caught up in the blast regenerate?
@@rdramos13Well think about it this way, when you throw a dart at a dart board from 10 feet away and you have about 5 darts, unless you’re a professional, what’s the likelihood that all five darts are going to hit the center spot?
@@michaelhuie5878Tbh, I believe Noriko did die as she would’ve been torn to bloody ribbons by all the debris flying at her because nobody would come out in one piece. But like Godzilla, there was still a bit of living tissue left to be mutated from the radiation and slowly overtime regenerated back into Noriko.
@@michaelhuie5878 I completely missed it in the theater. I think it's because most people are trained on their faces and not the neck. Although her neck seems fully centered, but when it's over, I think most people are just relieved that she is alive. Or angry because it doesn't make sense. Most people miss the first few minutes and the last few minutes of a movie because some aren't really ready to get into the movie, and at the end, same, are ready to stretch their legs.
I guess one of these guys did notice it.
Saw this three times, all IMAX. The attack on Ginza is thrilling and spectacular. The use of Godzilla's themes is genius. Of all the Toho Godzilla films I've seen on a big screen, Minus One is the best. This Godzilla movie has a great story to tell and the title creature is indeed, scary. The applause for all three showings was incredible.
I'll never get over the fact that Shikishima is played by the same dude who voiced Taki in Your Name
He plays as Soujiro in the Rurouni Kenshin trilogy (Samurai X Libe Action). He's fighting skills in the trilogy were insane.
@@zumedusa The guy who play Tachibana is also in Rurouni Kenshin Live Action, he played Sanosuke
@@Ghost_Wolf93 yup
I saw it in IMAX with a loud sound system and the seats actually shook during the Godzilla attacks and you could literally feel his roar. It was amazing. There's also a black & white version that I'm dying to see in theaters and I'm pissed that I missed when it played. Best Godzilla film ever.
Was extremely lucky to catch this in IMAX at my town! Best movie of 2023 for sure!
This was such a fantastic move. So glad I saw it in theaters. The scenes with Godzilla attacking the city are downright terrifying.
I have seen Godzilla Minus One five times at the theater, with the last viewing in Minus Color. It's the only film I've watched this many times. Where to begin? The writing is excellent, featuring a tight script with great characters and a moving narrative where Godzilla serves as a powerful metaphor. The big G is not only a manifestation of the atomic bomb but also a haunting reminder of the guilt our lead character faces for his cowardice. This life-affirming film centers on a kamikaze pilot as the protagonist.
The movie is filled with subtle clues, such as how Noriko survives the Ginza attack. Every time Godzilla is damaged, his skin falls off, and any living thing that comes into contact with his skin cells will heal, explaining Noriko's minor injuries in the end. Additionally, Shikishima’s head trauma and black eye are healed after exposure to the irradiated black rain following the blast, while The Kid remains in an arm sling.
The writing is phenomenal, with each character undergoing a redemption arc and actively contributing to the main character's growth.
I watched in the theater 4 times. The best movie theater experience I've had since watching Terminator 2 in 1991.
私も同じです、
日本からこんにちは。
I legit say this movie deserves to be ranked among the greatest ever made. Citizen Kane, Casablanca, The Godfather, Godzilla Minus One.
This is the best CGI Godzilla ever. I love the old man-in-suit monsters, but they seemed to do half of their damage out of sheer clumsiness. This Godzilla is dynamic and purposeful, with personality and intent. The way he rips into Ginza is just thrilling.
There's a black and white version of the film called Minus Color. It somehow makes an already incredible film feel even more incredible and authentic to Godzilla's roots.
'As he supposed to be!' Well said 👍👍
We watched this in a half filled theater and man was it an experience. More so do to the audience audible reactions. Nobody in that theater had any idea what we were in for.
This is the best Godzilla film ever made. Great reaction bros! 👍🏿
God, what you can accomplish with 15 million dollars. This movie was an experience.
The film is very metaphorically written. Godzilla embodies the bombs dropped on Japan during the war. It also conveys a modern message that not going to war and not doing kamikaze doesn't mean you lack honor which is rather big change in Japanese culture.
Great reaction guys. This is one of the best Godzilla movies ever in my mind. He's a force of nature. I love it.
The fact that this movie was made with less than 13 millions is a slap on the face on all those Hollywood big budget CGI oversaturated movies... Between this one and "Shin Godzilla" (That I strongly recommend if you guys didn't watch it) Japan is literally eating the US when it comes on quality...
Hollywood has lost its creative spirit all for the sake of visuals and entertainment rather than a compelling, grounded, and well crafted film narrative. Films from the international scene is the future of quality made productions.
In America Godzilla is a super hero. In the traditional Japanese version he is the representation of americas nuclear attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it’s a clear portrait of survivors guilt and the repercussions of fall out.
Godzilla Minus One was Amazing especially in Theaters… The Atomic breath is actually ATOMIC!!! So Fucking cool, BTW They did re-released this film in Theaters as a Black and White film and THAT is how this movie should be watched!
This movie was INCREDIBLE! Telling the story in such a powerful way from the ground level and doing it from the humans angle is the key. So good. Great reaction video as usual!
Best Godzilla film in a long time.
the godzilasaurus (younger godzilla) made me laugh so hard because it was running around and screaming its head off, while waving its arms everywhere 😂😂😂
WE NEED MORE GODZILLA CONTENT!!!
13:27 Love this design of Godzilla 🔥
Hope you two are having an great and awesome day ❤
God Bless The Octokrool Bros!You guys are awesome! Always and Forever! 🙏🤘😊
31:27 I watched it in a movie theater in Brazil. That atomic breath in the city was insane - explosion and destruction
I saw this in a theater at midnight - me and one other guy in the entire theater. The sound and scale were awesome!
First thing that beret is 🔥🔥🔥😂
Great job on the editing I know other reactor’s have had a difficult time getting this movie uploaded.
I know this movie won an Oscar for special effects but I think it should have won for best movie.
I watched this in Japanese the first time and started to watch again with my son and started watching with dubbed in English and changed back to subtitles after 5 minutes. Great movie and reaction 😊❤
I saw this in theaters in IMAX. You felt Godzilla's roars and quakes like you were there.
Seeing this in theaters was one thing but seeing the limited edition Minus Color was absolute LEGENDARY.
Amazing movie I watch this movie three days ago love the video octokrool stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
I literally just finished watching myself tonight 😂
Thank you seriously for saving my day, its a rough one for me today. Thank you
I love how horrifyingly angry Gojira is in this movie. Ugh, saw it in the theaters and ugh, the goose bumps, the awe, such a perfect movie. I’m happy you guys enjoyed it as much as we did.
Good reaction yall ✌
Thank you.Really.Thank you.
Great great reaction boys !!!!
Screw hollywood bs. That was the true Gojira film we waited for. Part 2 gonna be even better.
Akiko is too precious.
When you watch this again (and you will), watch Godzilla Minus One Minus Color. The B/W version is even better. You wouldn't think so, but it gives it a classic film feel to it and really brings home that old school Godzilla movie experience.
Godzilla got caught in the atomic test at Bikini Atoll. That mutated him, making him much bigger, letting him regenerate, and giving him his atomic breath.
Absolutely based, watching it original with subtitles. Also, that pizza hat is absolute fire!
この兄弟、多分SF系映画メインみたいだけど、反応が小学生みたいで面白いんよ(^_^;)でも鑑賞後はまともなこと言ってたな。こんな2人が映画館でこれを見なかったのが驚きではあるけれど。
ありがとう
HOLY CRAP, do I believe the Oscar hype!!!! Minus One was beautifully done and animated. I wasn't expecting Noriko to have survived, but those Godzilla cells literally saved her neck.
Great reaction guys, hope we get a sequel to this film.
You guys are right. I saw it twice in the theater and it was UNBELIEVABLE!!! Especially in black and white. It’s impact is so much bigger on a big screen either way surround sound.
The Legendary Monsterverse Godzilla films are a lot like the 60s and 70s Showa-era films, where Godzilla is the good guy and the movies are kid-friendly monster bashes. The film-maker for Godzilla Minus One said that he actually really liked Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire because it reminded him of those fun, old films. That movie does actually have a lot of beats and call backs to the Showa-era Godzilla flicks.
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 to rebuild.
Then Godzilla shows up and wrecks even more havoc. Sending them from Zero to Minus One!! -OG
0:01 ...Best hat ever...
The theory going of how Noriko survived due to the protection of Mothra, or that she was infected by G cells, and was given incredible regeneration.
I love the foreshadowing in this film. The dead radiated deep sea fish rising to the surface too fast that their stomachs explode out of their mouths due to the rapid pressure changes.
They attempt to do the very same thing to Godzilla by using the force of nature against him where tanks and battleships seemingly have failed.
But Godzilla is also a force of nature born of mankind's nuclear energy. Can he even be destroyed? Godzilla is the unknown element. -OG
Also know that the Japanese saluted Godzilla as they know they created him and am saluting him out of respects while also serving as an apology. They know he’s a literal force of nature!
I just watched this last night. So good. Didn’t want to watch this reaction video till I saw the movie.
"I didn't think they were actually going to kill Godzilla."
Meanwhile, in the OG film...
I noticed the black thing crawling up her neck too and rationalised it as radiation damage, since they detected high levels of radioactive materials in the blast zone… or it could just be a giant bruise.
Btw that Monster Hunter Wilds insert at the end caught me off guard. Perfect from one monster to the next. 😂
30:41 the black mark on her neck. If you didn't notice, the Director had said it was Godzilla cells.
What's crazy about this is that this has a 15 million dollar budget.
So what you’re telling me is that Disney has no excuse.
@bee-zeesoul1018 Yeah, they have no excuse at this point
@@ethanbrooks5514 what about there are some things that require more budget and time to manage
less than 15M, the director said he wished he had that much to play around with. likely closer to 10M budget which is insane for the quality of the production.
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- I heard the same as well. Some of the people working on this film must have been working for very low wages. Nonetheless, I don't know how the managed to make a film at such a high level of quality at such a relatively low budget compared to most Hollywood movies.
This movie was Fantastic (no wonder it got an Oscar) & I positively loved how Godzilla shoots out his atomic breath which the dorsal plates shift outwards from its body is a references to Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001) because the Godzilla suit used in that film had a mechanism to also shift its dorsal plates up
- "Minus One" is a reference to how Japan had been devastated by WWII sending them to Zero but then when Godzilla attacks then they went into the negative
- The roar they used in this movie is the original Godzilla roar over loud speakers & recorded the audio
- Koichi is maybe a reference to Koichi Kawakita the special effects director of the late '80 to '90s Godzilla films while as for Shikishima comes from the squadron that conducted the first successful kamikaze attack called "Shikishima Squadron"
The hero also plays Sojiro in Kenshin
This movie and The Iron Claw are hands down two of the best movies of 2023 and I was lucky enough to watch them both in theaters.
I've been a fan of Godzilla since I was a kid. I have the DVDs of all the movies. I'm glad people are watching this film, and hopefully this creates more fans that are willing to look into more of the franchise.
I’ve seen it 3-4 times in theaters in Japanese with English subtitles but saw the English dubbed version on Netflix and it was actually pretty good it was synchronized properly and didn’t detract from the movie itself although I agree it should be viewed in the original language with subtitles. ✌️😎
Crazy how Godzilla has been around for almost 70 years now
One of the best movies in years. Mainly because it was a serious drama that just happened to have a monster in it.
I'm traumatized by the looks on the faces of the crowd when they see Godzilla about to nuke everything. It truly makes the concept of Japan being at zero after the war and this taking them to minus one.
Now that the Age of the Superhero Movies is clearly over, I'm hoping we're going to enter the age of taking monsters etc... deadly seriously.
Fun fact, not only did the Director do all of the CG work himself but it only cost $15 million
Actually it was $10 million, makes it even more awesome!
Hey guys great vid!! You touched on it exactly. Now look it up and you’ll see why she survives
Chris had the greatest intro😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😆😆 "Wearing this pizza hat that MY MOM BOUGHT ME!!!!!💀💀💀💀💀💀
I watched this movie for the first time 2 days ago and it's now my entire personality. I've been binge watching people react to it but none of the reaction channels I'm subbed to has covered it yet. GOOD JOB BEING FIRST, LADS!!! I am sooooooo excited!!!
Chris looks like something a Super Mario brother would step on
This is easily one of the best, if not the best Godzilla movie ever made, and one of the best movies of the past few years, I saw it 10 times in theaters(8 times in color, 2 times in black and white) and I had an absolute blast as a Godzilla fan.
I saw this movie in theaters 3 separate times. Once with a friend of mine whose been a Godzilla fan forever, again with a different friend whose also a lifelong fan, and the third time, I had the pleasure of seeing the black and white version with my brother. It's an entirely different experience.
I cant read and watch at the same time. Love godzilla as far back as i can remember and love anime. I cant read and watch at the same time. Dubbed it is for everything i watch😢
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? Are there other victims who similarly contracted the Godzilla cell?
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
敷島役の神木隆之介さんは、赤ちゃんの頃からモデル等をしており、その後子役俳優として活躍しています。声優としては「千と千尋の神隠し」の坊、「ハウルの動く城」のマルクル、「サマーウォーズ」主役の小磯健二、そして「君の名は」主役の瀧、などを演じています。
I got to see Godzilla Minus One in theaters six times' when I went last time during its last week I saw it in imax and it was just as good, let this be a lesson when a good movie like this comes out go see it in a theaters.
You will be happy to know they do plan on making a sequel to this' so when it comes to theaters next time don't wait see it as soon as possible, I bet it will be just as good as the first one or better.
That thing you saw on Noriko neck were Godzilla cells' there is a good chance she might become a giant monster in the next one, along with Godzilla back' horrifying times are ahead for all of us to see in the next one.
Godzilla is the revenge upon mankind's war. That's his very being, and he takes it out on Japan. Godzilla was born of nuclear energy. He was created from all the atomic experimental tests of war in the deep ocean.
It's unfortunate timing because Japan is no longer at war. They are a defeated country, and then Godzilla comes to unleash his fury upon them.
In a way, Godzilla is the ultimate anti-war monster. He'll put an end to that war with a single atomic breath.
I love how the civilians band together as one with a motto of no lives loss to stop Godzilla and without the aid of the government. This is truly an anti-war film. -OG
I saw it in 4D.. the scenes when he used his breath you could smell ozone in the air
This and Shin Gojira were such GREAT films!