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Fun fact: when Yamazaki (director) went to the oscars he actually met steven spielberg and from a rough translation yamazaki said "it was like i met god" they then talked for a while and yamazaki said he loved jaws and the boat chase scene was a homage, to make things even more wholesom spielberg said he saw godzilla minus one 3 times in theaters and for the cherry on top yamazaki gave spielberg a godzilla minus one figure
I love how much Spielberg lifts up and supports amazing directors; he has a sincere love of cinema and zero ego. ❤
Close Encounters of the Third Kind led Takashi Yamazaki to become a special effects director. He has always said that Spielberg is his God. He felt like a dream when he met him in person and Spielberg told that he saw Godzilla minus one three times!
Common knowledge.
I saw a video of exactly what you said 😂
The reason the shockwave comes back in is overpressure. The shockwave was so strong it forced the air in the atmosphere away from the blast resulting in a brief moment of negative pressure, then the air is forced back inward by the weight of earths atmosphere which is why it suddenly starts rushing back towards the blast.
i'm glad they noticed it other people i've watched failed to notice that one second it was moving away from the blast and then it rushed back towards the blast, also you can see before he fires the atomic breath you can see wind move into his mouth. also thank you for the terminology you're the second person to explain why that is
@@AlexisStreams they probably never see a nuke explosion
He was exposed to radiation in BLACK Rain.
勉強になりました。
ありがとうございます。
Nature abhors a vacuum type of shit. I figured it was something like that, but thank you for fully explaining it!
Neel is right, Noriko survived because of that mark on her neck. It's Godzilla's DNA. It was confirmed by the director
She regenerated ?
@@The_chill_man.4989 yes. And it may lead us to the next enemy - Biolante
@@astraastra4550 😈
@@astraastra4550I am not familiar with the older movies so can explain who or what Biollante is
@@downhill18 Originally it's a human and plant hybrid mixed with Godzilla's DNA.
In 1989 movie there was a scientist who genetically modifed plants. His daughter died in a terrorist attack. Because of the grief of his loss, he decided to preserve her memory by combining her DNA with the DNA of her favorite flowers - roses. The result did not satisfy him, since the flowers were short-lived. So he went further and added Godzilla's DNA to make flowers immortal. As a result he accidentally created a Kaiju
1:11 Fun fact: in the Minus One novel it is mentioned that Godzilla had a symbiotic relationship with Odo Island locals, they gave him gifts and offerings and in return; Godzilla made deep-sea fish rise to the surface so the inhabitants of Odo Island could catch them more easily, or he protected them from unwanted invaders.
Hmmm..... Well, that's interesting 🤔 the more you know of this movie's lore.
So in here, is he just mad or he tryin to do preventive act for the unwanted Kaiju, coz that black mark in Noriko is literally a plot for the 2nd movie
So basically everyone has been eating radioactive fish for decades...???
@@drakke125Channel
違います
冒頭に登場するゴジラは核の力の影響を受ける前から超常の力を持った存在として描かれていました
なのであの深海魚は少なくともゴジラの変化前は汚染されていません
@@sparkfuse1379 Noriko has a curse Mark 😂
The fighter plane was real.
Prototype completed before the war ended.
Very cool design. They were test flown on the days the atomic bombs were dropped.
The reason she survived in the end is tied directly to the black mark on her neck, which imply she has been infected by G-Cells, which bestow incredible regenerative properties on the host. This also hints very heavily towards the enemy Godzilla will face in the follow up film.
The sci-fi answer is cool and all but I much prefer it to be further symbolism for how one can overcome their battles but are still scarred by it.
I don’t think it ties to “that” enemy since she has no ties to a plant
So chances are she was extremely F'ed up after the blast, but the G Cells implanting themselves into her more or less put her back together no matter how mangled she was? Honestly, kinda hardcore. Though I still think she should have stayed dead. It cheapens the emotional growth Koichi goes through in the film. I feel like she should have stayed as part of the tally of his failures so that he could do better by Akiko and himself in life. A painful healing process if you will.
Bleak, I know. I just feel that bogged the film down for me a bit. Still liked the film, but yeah.
@@notsosafeforwork3729 I agree it is sweet and while Im happy shes alive does takes away a bit of the growth of overcoming so much loss.
Imo, the only reason they had her survive with the G-Cells is as a plot point for the future movies. I understand as an outside viewer it might feel like it cheapens the emotional weight of the film, but this is pretty textbook Godzilla fare. Establish an emotional connection with a character only to twist them, through their own means or through environmental pressure, into Godzillas next foe.
And just because she's not involved with plants or anything right now doesn't keep her character from getting involved in the future. Unless they intend to show us a new iteration of a G-Cell Kaiju, there are only two ways this story goes, one slightly more grounded in reality than the other, which is why I lean towards Plant Mommy and not Thanos Godzilla
In post war Japan, the Japanese government blamed their loss on cowardice on the part of their troops, for years the returning soldiers faced ridicule from the public at large. The entire country was gaslighted by the government into believing that all of the suffering caused during the air raids and by the use of atomic weapons was because the military failed to do their jobs.
😮
@@vesbarrow Sadly yeah. The Japanese government brainwashed the public by modernising the traditional Samurai code, which stated that dying for ones emperor and country was the highest personal honour a warrior could ask for. Fleeing your duty was said to bring the highest shame and dishonour to yourself and your family
でも実際戦争を主導したのは政府ではなく軍隊なんですけどね
軍隊の上層部が実質独立した組織になっていた..
政府と天皇は別..
一部政治家は軍隊側、本当に酷い組織だったよう
徴兵された人達は勝手な重荷を背負わされた
これでもまあざっくり言ってますがね
@@matsukazetonbokiri4874 oh I see, I did not know this. Was it the Shogunate versus the Emperor?
someone let them know its godzilla's soundtrack lol
It's not official though
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Now your Godzilla crash course is complete, feel free to continue watching more.
I was born in 1964 (not that that really has anything to do with anything), and I grew up with all the Godzilla movies and loved them all. the scariest one I ever saw at the theater was Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster (a.k.a. Hedora). In the mid 1980's I served in the Navy and visited Japan a few times, and of course, knowing the history between the U.S. and Japan since WWII. and considering the relationship America has had with Japan since then, I was always struck with the Godzilla movies; how Japan used Godzilla as a metaphor for Atomic/Nuclear weapons at the beginning, and how Godzilla eventually became an ally with Man as he fought against other Kaiju (especially Hedora; as a metaphor for pollution) in later movies. and since the first ever Godzilla movie, Americans not only love the movie(s), but also cheer for Japan's victory against any kaiju that attacks them. Only those geniuses at ToHo could think of the idea of using such a destructive force as atomic weapons, and turn it into a "monster" for them to deal with!
And something else: this Godzilla's atomic breath was such an unexpected surprise! not just his breath melting whatever he uses it against, but CAUSING an atomic explosion with it himself! Fantastically done!
"And something else: this Godzilla's atomic breath was such an unexpected surprise! not just his breath melting whatever he uses it against, but CAUSING an atomic explosion with it himself!"
That sequence made me shout "OH S#@T!!" in the theater.
I know many people thinking why Noriko doesnt push herself and Koichi together into the alley, the first time I watch it also think the same thing. But rewatch it again, rewatch that scene, she got blew away the same moment Koichi pushed into alley. So I think it will be slower spearing a person in rather than push a person in, and it require more energy. Same as pushing a person away in front of a moving car. Just my thought.
wow, good point!, it's physics. She could easily push him and she gets pushed back away from him - but if she wanted both of them in the alley she would need a running start which she did not have time. Also like in billiards, the cue ball will knock another ball away but often the cue ball will stay in place.
She had a split second as a blast wave from an atomic explosion was coming at them. Nobody can fully think out what to do in that moment. Noriko had time enough to make one decision and she chose to save Koichi. It's beautiful. And it really annoys me when people go "What are you doing?! Tackle him into the alley!"
I mean, I get it. It's a shocking and horrifying moment, nobody WANTS to see her die. But it's still annoying when people have a problem with her pushing him instead of trying to save them both. Besides...if they both survived, they would have just taken Akiko and left, probably. Story over, Godzilla wins.
Noriko did not survive, she was revived by Godzilla's cells.
Is she going to turn into anything? Or is she going to be just the way she is?
Huh? How?
@@RadGearsCreationsdepends on if they want to do a sequel I guess taking inspiration in a way from a certain G cell based kaiju but probably slim to non of a chance since they decided to let Godzilla regenerate he could still be the looming threat for the next one but stronger.
@@RadGearsCreations if we follow traditional Godzilla lore, she will be a nexus for the creation of Biollante and/or Space Godzilla, but there's really no telling. We could get a completely new G-Cell Kaiju out of it
There have been about 40 Godzilla movies made so far, and TOHO, which manages the IP, has rules for all of them.
1. Godzilla does not prey.
2. Godzilla does not die.
3. Godzilla does not talk.
All films, including Hollywood-produced Godzilla, adhere to these rules.
1 true
2 only apply to Hollywood Godzilla. He died many time in the hands of TOHO
3 Showa Godzilla he talk and he talk alot in monster language I mean
Why do I feels like rule 1 and 2 was made in direct response to Godzilla 1998?
fun fact : to Make this Godzilla's Roar, they played the Original 1954 Godzilla Roar on loud Speakers so it can sound more aggressive. When The Original 1954 roar was recorded, it was so loud it could be listened 4 miles away.
The OG roar has always been the goat! Im so glad it made a return. The only other roar I enjoy was the ‘84/‘85 version with the growl. Just so menacing and animalistic.
@@DAngelProductions The OG roar is just nostalgia man I was so glad when they used that in King of the Monsters...❤
54 and 84 roars will likely remain the best Godzilla roars ever
That was 2014 not 1954 bro
@@kingdamazo7266🙄🙄🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
The black marks on noriko's neck in the ending were Godzilla cells or G-Cells. The director Yakashi Yamazaki confirmed it on a G-fest in osaka. It shows she might be connected to Godzilla in some way
“Whoever made this music.”
For the Ginza attack and final battle, that would be Akira Ifukube. He composed the score for the original Godzilla back in 1954. He was also the one responsible for creating Godzilla’s roar and scored many Godzilla films, his last being Godzilla vs Destoroyah back in 1995.
The man is a legend.
I saw Minus One three times in theaters and I gotta say, this movie is a masterpiece. One of the very best in the entire franchise!
"Godzilla Minus One" is akin to "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" in that it overshadows the original in many ways. In "G-1," the script is tightly focused on the theme of life, with a kamikaze pilot as its lead. It critiques the government at the time for forcing its military personnel to sacrifice themselves for their country. While the original reinforces the notion of self-sacrifice, "G-1" stands out by emphasizing the fight for life itself. In doing so, it also portrays Godzilla as having a will to survive, showcasing a monster that never truly dies.
This is the best godzilla movie imo.
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Definitely in the top 3 at least.
Not the best, but Top 4 for sure
@@AnAmericanMusician what is better than minus one?
@@s7rl_.2shin Godzilla, legendary Godzilla, or old school Godzilla. A lot of good options that is better than minus one.
17:23 When someone calling someone else a bitch for something they don't feel comfortable with or even fear, it's low. You can judge him all you want, but i respect people who knows to avoid things that they don't want for them.
I just realized that after Godzilla blasted the city, they said they were searching for and picking up bits of Godzilla. That explains why noriko survived and the black mark on her neck.
The music that you liked during the final fight with Godzilla (after the heat ray) is from the original 1954 original Godzilla written by Akira Ifukube.
This particular score has become the unoffical theme of the Godzilla franchise and has been used in dozens of Godzilla movies.
It's like the musical calling card of Godzilla like the Indiana Jones or James Bond theme.
For 1954, it holds up remarkably well and truly sounds epic.
That's a classic theme, but it's not the actual 1954 version
@@Goatix1954
True but it's the same theme.
@@davidmeir9348Calling it the 1954 is not quite right
It's a remix of Godzilla vs Destoroyah theme
Which combined 54 with Kong Vs Godzilla theme
definitely the best godzilla movie
Not the best but def the top 4
This is the best Godzilla film ever made. Great reaction! 👍🏿
Hey! in case you had any questions. Godzilla Minus One is 51m tall, Shin Godzilla 118 and Monsterverse’s Godzilla 120m.
Music is from original Godzilla
It was so worth seeing this movie in theaters! It was such a surreal experience ❤ definitely one of if not the best Godzilla movie I have ever seen in my life! This movie a so deserved the Oscar!!
Godzilla is the scariest he’s ever been and the characters are so incredible! The action is intense and amazing! I love your reaction so much! Thank you for watching this masterpiece!!✨♥️😊
As a Godzilla fan, you can’t ask for more.
Godzilla lore: 1. On Odo island that isn't Godzilla yet. That is Godzillasaurus the dinosaurus that survived the extinction until it got mutated by radioactive from nuclear bomb
2. At the end the black mark on Noriko's neck confirm to be a G-cells a mutated cells from Godzilla it can be evolve to become other monster such as Biollante(A plant Kaiju) and Space Godzilla
My first watch at the cinema I missed the neck so had to go back and watch it a second time , still cried the second time.
I think I read somewhere that The island Godzilla already had the G Cells so the 20mm gun wouldn't have killed him, that's how Godzilla survived the Bikini Nuclear bomb test which then mutated him to his final form . Love the very end after the credits finished when you just hear the foot steps and the final Godzilla Roar.
While it could be that the mark on Nori's neck is some kind of sci-fi thing, people with acute radiation sickness can easily have subdermal bleeding that causes bruises like that. That does seem to be moving exceptionally fast though.
あれはゴジラ細胞ですよ
監督の公式発言です
14:34
Godzillasaurus still had the regen, so they basically would have done nothing long term
Same thing with shin Godzilla, he'd just regrow any damage done
On Bikini Atoll: It's the site where the US tested 24 nuclear weapons between 1946 and 1958.
When you take into account Godzilla being representative of nuclear devastation, this is why he's shown "awakening" during that scene.
I'm a citizen of Hiroshima Prefecture. In this movie, there are 30,000 victims of Godzilla's Atomic Breath, but I will explain the actual atomic bombing. The temperature at 8:15 a.m. on August 15, 1945 was less than 30 degrees Celsius, but it instantly rose to 3000 degrees due to the atomic bombing of the B29 bomber. The damage situation at that time has been revealed by a follow-up survey that can be said to be the continuing obsession of Hiroshima City. First of all, people within a radius of 1 km from the hypocenter instantly boiled blood in their bodies due to high temperatures, and blood vessels ruptured and died instantly. And people within 1 kilometer outside it were caught in a building that collapsed by the blast and became immobile and burned to death due to the fire. In addition, in the outer 1 kilometer range, people suffered for three days and three nights because they were exposed to the high-concentration radioactive rain that fell immediately after the atomic bomb. At this moment, about 90,000 citizens lost their lives. In addition, American prisoners of war who were imprisoned in Hiroshima City also followed the same fate.
I guess these havent watched old godzilla movies but the song at the end of the final battle is the original theme song for godzilla since back in 1954
It's Godzilla vs Destoroyah ending theme
Watched the movie today finally. It was interesting to see that Godzilla when he was small looked around the ground, searching, and even attacked those people on the ground and "actively" trampled them. But when he was huge, he didn't even look down when walking through the city and buildings, probably not even noticing those tiny ant-like humans being trampled by his feet. There, he didn't even bother, seemed like he was a god lol. Such a contrast to his first appearance.
The Japanese studio Toho had a rights deal with Warner Bros not to release their film in the U.S. while their run of Godzilla X Kong’s is in theaters. That’s why it wasn’t available here.
Yamazaki (the director) said he's not gonna make a sequel to this movie, BUT he would be sad if someone else is chosen by Toho to works on the sequel, and thus he would be happy making one, the other reason is bcs there will be 2 solo Godzilla movie (Shin and Minus One) back to back, so he wants to change that, and as for the sequel Yamazaki want it to be Godzilla vs another Kaiju
GODZILLA MINUS TWO BABY LETS GOOO
Cant wait this movie whas too good
Would absolutely love to see Biollante done up in modern CGI, and the G-Cells heavily imply thats the direction we are heading
lets not forget this won an Oscar for special effects
Shinden was a real Japanese made plane. That prototype was built in June of 1945.
Alternate title: "Godzilla... who hurt you?" 🤣🤣🤣
"I wish kids were only around part time"
It's called being an uncle and it's awesome 😂
Watched this in a theater packed with guys and when he told that darling girl that he wasn’t her father, every guy in there groaned so loud LOL. Like dude, YES THE HELL YOU ARE HER DADDY.
You should watch Godzilla GMK, It was a big inspiration for this Godzilla, It's a standalone movie, only being a sequel to the 1954 movie
I love how the Writers on Japanese Godzilla Films named the Plans on how take Godzilla down, came from their Japanese mythology .
Shin Godzilla 2016
- Operation Yashioro
Godzilla Minus One 2023
- Operation Wadatsunami
Those Name was Fire Fire 🔥🔥
Actually drowning Godzilla is nice thing to do.. ocean compression is huge when u make it quickly.
Godzilla held nothing back, he was a beast in every scene he was in.
I love the Godzilla Return on his Villain Arc, the horror and the tension 🥶 i love they back the concept of WW and the Poverty and the Darkness days of Japan. Btw i always loved your reaction guys ❤
I wasn't expecting Noriko to have survived. If the impact of hitting the ground after that shockwave from the Atomic Breath didn't kill her, the radiation surely would have. It was a very pleasant surprise that she was still alive, don't get me wrong.
You guys basically guessed it. She survived, like others, because she's infected with G-cells. It's been alluded to that that would be the driving force if a direct sequel is made. The actress said that she'd likely become one of the villians/monsters, and that she'd enjoy the opportunity.
They'll probably give Yamazaki the director's chair again (what possible reason would they have not to?), but I don't believe it'll be a sequel. Just another timeline, this time more of a straight forward monster vs monster. But that's my bet based off of his vague "what ifs..."
She becomes Biollante maybe?
@@vesbarrow I honestly don't believe we'll ever see Biollante in another film. Atleast not a Toho one.
震電は実在する戦闘機です。スミソニアンにあります。
Such a great Godzilla movie and it's an award winner as well. Takashi yamazaki killed it. Also fun fact his two favorite movies that inspire this movie is the original Gojira 1954 movie and GMK giant monster's all out attack 2001. Both movies you should watch
I really love the setting, a walking disaster like Godzilla attacks Japan at their weakest point is actually a brilliant idea. Koichi's post war trauma alone must've been awful to deal with.
The music score is from Original Godzilla 1959 Balck and White version
Just think: That was one chunk of Godzilla healing at the end and he broke into multiple parts. What if all the other chunks are regenerating too? Either into other Godzilla or maybe thats how the future kaiju will appear.
Yessss, I was waiting for this!!!
Fun fact: This last Atomic Breath could have killed even Godzilla himself, but he wanted to take as many humans with him as he hates humans.
I see too.
Even without the Kamikaze Attack, Godzilla would have disintegrated with the destructive power of his own Atomic Ray.
Wadatsumi was successful.
@@gmrn925wait doesn't that mean Shikishima inadvertently saved Godzilla because now there's enough of his body left for him to regenerate back to life. Also it's interesting how Godzilla thinks like an ideal kamikaze pilot
@@downhill18 he will still regenerate i think
@@downhill18
Excellent.
You may indeed be right.
If you had fired the atomic ray, it is possible that it would have shattered and not been able to regenerate.
Have you seen the movie "Eternal 0" directed by Takashi Yamazaki?
It is not a monster movie, but it seems to be a prequel to "GODZILLA Minus One".
If you watch "Eternal 0", you will enjoy the human drama of "GODZILLA Minus One" even more.
It's not a prequel? I mean it could work as one but that would just be silly to connect both movies. It's simply a dramatic war movie.
This Godzilla ain't one of the strongest, but he's one of the tuffest, that atomic breath scene was just perfection
I’m so glad you guys are watching, it’s such a cinematic masterpiece
Minus One Godzilla is 50.1 meters tall and Monsterverse Godzilla is 120 meters tall.
Godzilla Earth is 300 meters tall.
Tied as my favorite Godzilla film next to Godzilla vs Destoroyah
The fact that this movie got an Oscar for visual effects as well deserved, but I'm kind of disappointed that the acting wasn't given an Oscar nomination, oh well.
Godzilla regeneration is legendary throughout the entire universe of Godzilla and other Toho monsters, So much so that death doesn't seem to stop him.... in a way
The cells on the neck, the Director had mentioned that it was Godzilla's cells… Don't quote me on it. I might be wrong. The information could change, but that's what I've been able to look up.
The music composition throughout the entire movie was spectacular, including Godzilla Theme
Godzilla's path of destruction always represents the wrath of the earth, as well as him claiming territory
31:53 yeah going in between the legs, sometimes doesn't work, especially if the tail is moving back-and-forth and he may just suddenly move because you don't know what could happen. Ask for the side that would be smart unless whatever damage she causes goes to the side as well.
Remember, Godzilla is the God of destruction wherever his path goes destruction follows, including his tail, starts whipping everywhere and hitting buildings just out of spite
33:10 gentlemen may I introduced you Godzilla's atomic breath due to the fact that he is a walking breathing nuclear reactor, he can create weapons based off of that power inside of him… Although this version of the atomic breath is a little bit more unstable.
53:59 the music in the scene was actually the original theme for Godzilla in 1954 and it's persisted ever since you can even hear it in the monster verse movie Godzilla King of the monsters. This song was first composed by Akira Ifukube.... I think has either passed away or still. I don't know yet.
How are people already watching this when it's not available in physical/digital format.
It is
Finally..after finish watching Shin Godzilla reaction,I was waiting for this one....Minus One did amazing job for making their Godzilla show us whose the boss
“I wanna see how she is” My brother in Christ, Noriko just got bass boosted with the force of an atomic bomb. If she wasn’t infected with G cells she’d be jelly. 🤭
Yeah, he was horrifying in this one, loved every moment. In the theater it was awe inspiring.
Also, specially for Neel
People were falling from the 19th floor and they've been perfectly fine. Idk how but after seeing that - I can believe that she could survive after that explosion
She first got hit by the shockwave and then probably got sucked in by the air vaccum, even if she somehow survived she would died by bleeding out or something or at very least spend the rest of her in a wheelchair
@@downhill18 that's what I would thaught If I haven't seen a man drop from a 19th floor and being almost perfecrtly fine
Happy to see that Godzilla came back on his Main Root, respect for the Hollywood but the OG Japanese Godzilla was still the best 🔥
What a great film ❤ Ryunosuke and Minami-chan really nailed their characters . They chemistry is on another level❤
We need an Immediate Part 2 !!
Best Godzilla film of all time by far , one of the best films of all time . They only spent 10-12 million on it
The Sainensho member of the Crew are the one who played the Role of Our Boy Draken on Tokyo Revengers Live action
Sumiko is top G, even through bitterness and despair, she has kept grace. Her deeds are worth more than words.
When deep sea fishes rise rapidly up to the surface, their inner organs get out of their mouths and inflate like a balloon.
“EEEEEEh~?” this noise means 'What?', light expression with surprise +suspicion +blame mixed.
Japanese fishermen use this kind of small wooden fishing boat, they were also used making patrol lines at WW2 after Doolittle Tokyo Raid.
Bigger budget doesn't make it a better film. Smh
They Rank this as the best Godzilla movie of all time so Far . The music score the human drama, cinematography and the Vfx and the Budget of 12m usd . It won an Oscar and the MC win The Best Actor and Best Actress in Japan
1:08:50 nahhh, the western godzilla stomps on minus one godzilla. His atomic breathe went almost half way through the world just so he could see kong in the hollow world.
We can't judge minus's ability to to fight as we have literally never seen him do so
@@Goatix1954 bro he was getting murked by guns. I ain't betting on him to win against the western godzilla
@@bxd16 i mean thats durability, the damage he does is quite substantial nontheless
@@Goatix1954-size matters, Western Godzilla handled an atomic bomb to the face of the modern era like it was an overcharging charging battery. Breathe Blast vs Blast Breathe? Western did indeed continually kept blasting towards the center of the Earth. His breathe is much like a “Rail Gun Blast like Laser” vs “Surrounding Area Nuke & Pressure Blast”.
Damn? It be so cool to watch Medium Sized Toho Godzilla vs Western, cuz of seeing Western getting blasted off his feet lol…. But the hide of the Western is still tougher. It’s an age gap & experience kind of thing .
@@keikialanifrazee8892 I mean that was a miniature one, not a full power nuke. These have both been hit by the bikini atoll nuke.
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I think the next one is in the present and it's full on Godzilla, minus 1 being a step behind in evolution in the past. Imagine that! ._.
not dust, it's black rain from fallout
my blue ray version has different words on some of this
they are the people that kill themselves by opening their guts. just to show their loyalty. so kamikaze pilot returning alive is utter disgrace
The J2M Shinden was a real aircraft. 2 were built near the end of the war, but it never saw production or service. 1 is in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC
One of a very few movies were i'm glad the characters survived and we get a happy ending
She survived because of the g-cells on her neck. that black mark, it regenerated her
Godzilla is the biggest film franchise in the world with almost 40 films
The number of times the white cap guy said “bro“🤦♂️
The Tokyo Shinden was a real plane... fortunately/unfortunately only 6 were produced, It was a game changer in the aviation industry. We've been using that tech for a long time. It was designed to be a super-weapon.
when bro's Re-genarator G1 kicks in..
This Godzilla did what no other had done before a Atomic breath literally
The black "thing" on Norikos Neck at the end, are G-Cells. the Direktor has confirmed it. Noriko is infekted with regenerating Godzilla Cells.
This athomic breath is another level, i love this movie and the human factor to
There were quite a few kamikaze pilots that survived the war.
This was a fun watch, guys! Do you have any plans to check out some of the older Godzilla movies?
12:26
Why are they laughing here?
Oh my God zilla
Out of curiosity, are you only going to watch movies here or also shows like The Walking Dead or Game of Thrones?
What app did they watch this on or website
Godzilla crumbling reminds me off the ender dragon death animation
Godzilla: Plus 2
Let starts watching the old godzilla movies
右側の人、Patrick Jordan Sandoval に似ていますね。
I knew you guys would like the movie. 😁
Bro is like an Indian version of Keegan Michael Key🤣