@@maingate7672 must have been behind you if you were the one who accidentally ripped open the bag of skittles sending the cascading down the auditorium.
The fish looks like that, because their stomachs are hanging out of their mouths. Basically having exploaded out of them from coming to the surface too fast.
In nuclear reactors there's things called control rods, which are inserted between the fissive material (uranium/plutonium/etc) to control/reduce the rate of fission. The fins on Godzilla's back in this version eject like control rods being removed, and then his radioactive heat ray charges, before slamming them back in and expelling the excess radiation. It's such a cool little detail.
She was able to regenerate, like Godzilla. She was totally blown to pieces. When concrete walls got shattered to pieces, there's no way she wasn't too.
Blast pressure that hit her is 1,000,000 psi or more Instant evaporation. Himan body's are very weak Than the suction back would turn a body inside out.. Her g cell wasn't advanced enough to survive the blast.. It's another break the lawa of physics..like godzilla makes no sense..I understand that. Radiation doesn't create life it wipes it out.. Human bodies are weak .. But I know it's fantasy and I love it.
Everyone criticizes Noriko for her reaction, but misses the cut right after shes blown away that shows how everything was flattened almost instantly. Everything else we see was slowed for cinematic purposes, but Noriko literally had a split second reaction to a nuke exploding a few blocks away.
It's not made clear in the movie, but in regard to Godzilla's "beef" with humans, I believe the director said the reason is that it was our nuclear bombs that turned Godzilla into the giant monster he is. This change in his anatomy causes him to live in constant, severe pain that he can never escape. Also, being the reason he walks like a robot, each step hurts. He's pissed at humans for doing this to him and wants to inflict as much pain on humans as he can. He's a victim of humans and taking revenge. It's very much like the original 1954 movie. So, as much as we root for his demise, he is suffering as much as anyone else in the movie.
@tron9683 kinda, biggest difference is Shin was more or less mindless, just reacting to the situations he was in. Minus One was actively trying to wreck humanity as much as he could. He was smart and calculating.
It's made pretty clear, Godzilla is a superior creature which now consideres Japan as it's territory. It doesn't need to be any more complicated than that.
You two are so delightful that I subscribed, and I’ma actually watch some of the shows you’ve covered that I haven’t seen in order to check out your reactions. Here’s hoping you throw in more movie reactions in the future!
Here's a bit of trivia, during production of the first Godzilla film that came out in 1954, the producer of the film, Tomoyuki Tanaka named the monster right after one of his employees at Toho the company that made Godzilla and his nickname of Gojira. Which is a combination of the Japanese words gorilla and whale. And that roar was created by a leather glove rubbing against a double-bassed instrument.
The guy working at the studio with nickname story has been thoroughly debunked. Ishiro Honda's wife confirmed it to be false. There was no guy working for Toho with that nickname.
One more sub! Godzilla Minus one got me emotional; I cried while watching it with my girlfriend and I noticed other people in theather had the same reaction... There was no "hype", no "fun". There was inner fighting, struggle, sadness. And some hope by the end! This was the best film of 2023 for me! 30:00 - Unfortunatelly, no. It is a split-second decision. There have been quite a few documentaries explaining what happens when an atomic bomb is detonaded. In the film they slowed it down...it is really terrifying!
LOL they didn't pinch the little girl. It took a long time to get footage of her doing certain things, because she's obviously not acting, just being herself. 🤓 What you saw with the fish was their innards popping out, due to rapid ascent. The gases in their bodies expanded due to the quick decompression. One can assume that's what gave Noda the idea for stopping Gojira. Also, the folks on the boats are saluting Gojira, not Shikashima. They basically defeated a deity, and formidable foe, worthy of respect.
Godzilla is the embodiment or personification of nuclear power, and was even created shortly after WWII to the point. This particular version hits it precisely with US nuclear bombs creating him and is very on the nose with his trademark atomic breath actually creating nuclear explosions. Godzilla is always depicted with the atomic breath, the regen is kind of hit or miss in some movies. He's generally assumed to be able to regenerate, but this is one of the strongest representations of it.
Loved you ladies and your humor. So Godzilla Minus 1 is a new film but also a retelling of the original 1954 film. Godzilla was originally created by Toho studios, a Japanese film company. But recently Hollywood has been making American versions, the ones you're seeing with Kong and the other monsters, known as the Monsterverse. Minus 1 has nothing to do with those versions. it's a stand alone film.
Everyone asks what Godzilla is. Godzilla is a representation of Nuclear War. Destruction. Chaos. That's it. That's why it comes to cities. It doesn't matter if you are a soldier, civilian, politician, etc. When the bomb goes off, everyone dies.
At Noriko's body weight she had to dig in and brace herself to shove a frozen scared Koichi. Had he been moving into the alley they could have both possibly gotten clear.
"Chemical peel" SENT ME! 🤣 Also, I'm SO GLAD someone finally recognized Godzilla's burns from the Takao, seen like 5 other channels react and they all ignored it lmao
I hear there is like a godzilla guidline thing on the contract to make godizlla about things Godzilla won't do, and it includes godizilla doesn't eat people
@dolphinsrr in some of them yes, not in shin and they never say in this one. They make it look like the bikini atol nuke mutated him into what he is, it's not a must have lore
After the world war japan got destroyed to their lowest point, literally at ground zero. Then just right as they were rebuilding, godzilla comes in and destroys their progress of rebuilding and brings them to "minus one"
HOLY CRAP, do I believe the Oscar hype!!!! Minus One was beautifully done and animated. Koichi had HEAVY PTSD and survivor's guilt from the massacre on Odo Island, and the thought of Noriko dying in the aftermath of Godzilla's Atomic Breath certainly didn't help at all.
When the bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki the explosion seeded the clouds and caused a Black Rain(Kuroi Ame) to fall shortly after. That rain, filled with radioactive particulates coated everything. Because homes and infrastructure were destroyed survivors could not change clothes so those particulates remained on them. With few sources of running water people boiled what they could find to drink, but the Black Rain had washed into the water they found and unknown to them boiling would not remove the radioactive particulates. So that rain that falls after Godzilla strikes with the nuclear breath has very deep significance in Japan as detailed in a 1965 novel named Black Rain. The book was made into a Japanese film in 1989 but it was overshadowed in the US by Ridley Scott's film of the same name, which also came out that year, about two American Cops who go to Japan and become embroiled in a case when the prisoner they were extraditing to Japan escapes.
That scene with the black rain and Koichi screaming in mindless rage never ceases to punch straight into my soul, and hearing the significance of the black rain just makes it hurt even harder. Yamazaki really did take one look at Godzilla and decided he was going to make an utterly timeless, incredible movie.
Awesome video! Some quick clarifications and background (I've made my own video about this movie due to being a massive goji fan lmao): 1. Not every movie takes place in the same universe. This film has nothing to do with any of the other movies (canonically speaking) and is a standalone story. 2. Across all the movies, Godzilla's origins were never that he was once a human being experimented on. He's always been just a really big lizard; the reason he looks kinda human in proportions is because of the suits the actors needed to wear back in the day. The look just kinda stuck lol 3. The original 1954 movie (simply titled "Gojira," the name Godzilla is an American invention) was created as a social commentary about the horrors of nuclear weaponry, something the Japanese people were all too familiar with after the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki only 9 years prior. This is reflected within Godzilla himself, who was an undiscovered deep sea creature mutated by American nuclear tests in the Pacific that actually did happen (as you can see, Minus One also went with that part of the original story). The dirty "Castle Bravo" bomb in 1954 specifically went horribly wrong and would've been covered up for years by the USA, had a Japanese fishing boat not been sailing nearby and its crew returned with horrible radiation poisoning. That event directly inspired the Gojira film. 4. Godzilla's abilities vary depending on the filmmakers' interpretations, but they are always nuclear in nature and almost always includes his signature "atomic breath." Most films also make the point that Godzilla heavily irradiates his surroundings wherever he goes, since he's supposed to represent a walking nuclear holocaust. His design reflects this; his craggly skin is directly based on the radiation injuries suffered by those who weren't immediately killed by the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
It was the National Diet Building that Godzilla landed in Ginza and attacked with his atomic breath. It has long been believed that Godzilla is a "Tatari Gami" (God of Curses/God of Wrath), a gathering of the souls of people who died in war, and it is thought that this is why he targets the National Diet Building in Tokyo, the political center. The radioactive light that appears when Godzilla collapses into the sea can be interpreted as the souls of those who died in battle. Godzilla is also associated with the perspective of being a victim of radiation and war, and it is said that this is the reason why everyone saluted at the end.
Opening scene is the pride of Japan, the Zero Japanese Fighter. Sirens sound as the line, " Is that a new Yankee weapon?", is asked. Answer is Yes, to the tune of 300 long range B29 Bombers & thousands of newly developed Incendiary bombs, Napalm. That rained fire on the civilians of Tokyo in March 1945. The premise of the movie is the survivors of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing on March 10th, 1945". Mankind's worst, had more casualties & lost in history to the Hiroshima Bomb. The "Black Market" scene with Tokyo's venders, prostitutes & hustlers, that introduced Noriko & Akiko to Koichi is brilliant. The date March 1946, marking the one year anniversary of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing", it's heavily raining outside. Ironically Koichi is drenched in water instead of fire. As he shares good news of finding steady work. The sudden bombing of Godzilla by the "Takao" is ironic as the Takao was involved in the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. On March 10th 2024, on the 79th anniversary of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing", Takashi Yamazaki & Crew is awarded the Oscar in Hollywood California. Takashi Yamazaki tells a great Japanese WII story using the great Japanese monster "Gojira", that the world wouldn't be interested in anyway. The pairing of Harley Davidson Motorcycle, Koichi's Motorcycle, and the Japanese Imperial Army was a surprising discovery. Among many others. The last line, Noriko looks to the side of the camera and says, "Is your war.........now finally over?" I read in Japan, theaters after the movie, people applauded.
Japan From 0 to Negative One Shikishima redeemed himself from a Disgrace Kamikaze Pilot to a Japan Hero ❤ hats off for Kamiki-san, he really portraits Shikishima's Character perfectly, what a wonderful performance from him, Godzilla Minus One was an Absolute Cinema ❤ MASTERPIECE Indeed 🔥
First time watching you two. I enjoyed and hope you take a peek down the rabbit hole of Godzilla, The Really BIG rabbit hole. This was by far the best ever, but my favorite will always be the first one I ever watched, the 1967 Sone of Godzilla. That movie was played out by me and my classmates over and over during recess. I loved imagining being that boy or his friend and going to Monster Island. Anyway, thank you for sharing, and bless and be well.
This is a different Godzilla, different universe not monster verse, this is more of the traditional Japanese Godzilla, and no he wasn't a human and it's a male lol
This was great! If you're looking for more movies, I'd LOVE to see you all react to some Tarantino stuff like Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Django Unchained! 👍
Alright so Godzilla’s been around for 70 years with 38 movies in total. Godzilla started in 1954 and was a metaphor for bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during WWII. After a few movies though Godzilla evolved into more of an anti-hero batting more evil monsters. Godzilla’s “laser beam” is his signature atomic breath which he uses in every movie, it just been shown different throughout some movies and the effect it has. Godzilla started out as a threat to humanity but would morphed into more of an anti-hero then they would flip flop him and tell different stories. It’s all fun to enjoy
Yeah, I wouldn't recommend the Monsterverse movies, that's more just avengers but with giant monsters. A lot of the older movies can be pretty goofy as well, but if you want to watch one similar to this then I'd highly recommend Shin Godzilla. Similar tone, but completely different movie and theme. Also, this Godzilla movie, along with some others, is considered its own continuity, where it isn't related to any of the other Godzilla movies.
Favorite Godzilla movies in order: Gojira/Godzilla king of the monsters, King Kong vs Godzilla, Godzilla vs Mothra, Ghidorah the three headed monster, Godzilla vs Megalon, Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla, Terror of MechaGodzilla, Return of Godzilla, Godzilla vs King Ghidorah, Godzilla vs Destroyah, Godzilla 2000, Giant monsters all out attack, Godzilla against Mechagodzilla, Tokyo SOS, Final Wars. Sorry for the long list but those are my favs before 2014.
*The title "Minus One" symbolizes Japan's lowest point after World War II and the emergence of Godzilla worsens the country's already dire state, taking it below zero.*
Well well well what a sight for sore eyes! A pleasure to see 2/3 of what I call the Beautiful Mommies, lol Rocked with y’all through GOT; still highly entertaining and recommended! Loved your G -1reactions, especially the candor, lol, nothing less than authenticity and sincerity here..💐💐 #whitecoatsquad #mimosa #sitindianstyle #lovestory #welcomeback #flawlessmakeup
PLEASE, PLEASE!!! Bring back the other lady you 3 used to do reaction to GoT with!!! She was so naturally funny, she lives rent free in my mind all these years
Great Reaction, Young Ladies..This Movie would been Good even without the Presence of Godzilla, By telling the Story about Struggle of Japanese People trying Cope and Survive Post World War 2
When Shikishima told Akiko that he wasn’t her father, a man in the theater called out “you ain’t her father, but you are her daddy. Own it!”
Were you sitting front of me, or behind me? Lol!
@@maingate7672 must have been behind you if you were the one who accidentally ripped open the bag of skittles sending the cascading down the auditorium.
I agree if I was in his place I would at least wait until Akiko is old enough to handle it
And now I'm remembering Yondu and the ravager funeral
He must be a guardian of a galaxy is guess
Minus One refers to Japan being brought down to nothing, zero after the war. Godzilla attacking Japan brought them below zero.
I think the firebombing of tokyo and the two nukes brought them below zero...
The fish looks like that, because their stomachs are hanging out of their mouths. Basically having exploaded out of them from coming to the surface too fast.
That mechanic's biggest regret is that he never got to save anyone, all the machines he made never helped someone live. Now he finally did.
that was such an incredible touch.
In nuclear reactors there's things called control rods, which are inserted between the fissive material (uranium/plutonium/etc) to control/reduce the rate of fission. The fins on Godzilla's back in this version eject like control rods being removed, and then his radioactive heat ray charges, before slamming them back in and expelling the excess radiation. It's such a cool little detail.
The marks on her neck are Godzilla cells, which is why she was able to survive. The director confirmed it 🙂
souce?
She was able to regenerate, like Godzilla. She was totally blown to pieces. When concrete walls got shattered to pieces, there's no way she wasn't too.
Blast pressure that hit her is 1,000,000 psi or more
Instant evaporation. Himan body's are very weak
Than the suction back would turn a body inside out..
Her g cell wasn't advanced enough to survive the blast..
It's another break the lawa of physics..like godzilla makes no sense..I understand that.
Radiation doesn't create life it wipes it out..
Human bodies are weak ..
But I know it's fantasy and I love it.
Yeah, the G Cells kept her alive. Not the first time it's seen in the Godzillaverse.
Everyone criticizes Noriko for her reaction, but misses the cut right after shes blown away that shows how everything was flattened almost instantly. Everything else we see was slowed for cinematic purposes, but Noriko literally had a split second reaction to a nuke exploding a few blocks away.
facts the fact she managed to react quickly itself is already impressive
She also had to swim out of the water and make her way through Ginza before meeting up with Shikishima.
I saw this movie in Ginza. Luckily I'm still alive thanks to Godzilla cells.
😂😅
HILARIOUS 😆🤣😂!!!!
Bless you. 😂
can i have of godzilla's cells too?
It's not made clear in the movie, but in regard to Godzilla's "beef" with humans, I believe the director said the reason is that it was our nuclear bombs that turned Godzilla into the giant monster he is.
This change in his anatomy causes him to live in constant, severe pain that he can never escape. Also, being the reason he walks like a robot, each step hurts. He's pissed at humans for doing this to him and wants to inflict as much pain on humans as he can.
He's a victim of humans and taking revenge. It's very much like the original 1954 movie. So, as much as we root for his demise, he is suffering as much as anyone else in the movie.
This Godzilla sounds like an anti-villian.
That sounds more like the description for Shin Godzilla.
@tron9683 kinda, biggest difference is Shin was more or less mindless, just reacting to the situations he was in. Minus One was actively trying to wreck humanity as much as he could. He was smart and calculating.
@@RailfanJason THIS.
It's made pretty clear, Godzilla is a superior creature which now consideres Japan as it's territory. It doesn't need to be any more complicated than that.
You two are so delightful that I subscribed, and I’ma actually watch some of the shows you’ve covered that I haven’t seen in order to check out your reactions. Here’s hoping you throw in more movie reactions in the future!
This is the best Godzilla film ever made. Great reaction! 👍🏿
Here's a bit of trivia, during production of the first Godzilla film that came out in 1954, the producer of the film, Tomoyuki Tanaka named the monster right after one of his employees at Toho the company that made Godzilla and his nickname of Gojira. Which is a combination of the Japanese words gorilla and whale. And that roar was created by a leather glove rubbing against a double-bassed instrument.
The guy working at the studio with nickname story has been thoroughly debunked. Ishiro Honda's wife confirmed it to be false. There was no guy working for Toho with that nickname.
That story has been debunked years ago. It’s a combination of whale and gorilla in Japanese
32:10 that a hilarious thing to say while watching a Japanese made Godzilla movie.
One more sub!
Godzilla Minus one got me emotional; I cried while watching it with my girlfriend and I noticed other people in theather had the same reaction... There was no "hype", no "fun". There was inner fighting, struggle, sadness. And some hope by the end!
This was the best film of 2023 for me!
30:00 - Unfortunatelly, no. It is a split-second decision. There have been quite a few documentaries explaining what happens when an atomic bomb is detonaded. In the film they slowed it down...it is really terrifying!
LOL they didn't pinch the little girl. It took a long time to get footage of her doing certain things, because she's obviously not acting, just being herself. 🤓
What you saw with the fish was their innards popping out, due to rapid ascent. The gases in their bodies expanded due to the quick decompression. One can assume that's what gave Noda the idea for stopping Gojira.
Also, the folks on the boats are saluting Gojira, not Shikashima. They basically defeated a deity, and formidable foe, worthy of respect.
THIS.
Godzilla is the embodiment or personification of nuclear power, and was even created shortly after WWII to the point. This particular version hits it precisely with US nuclear bombs creating him and is very on the nose with his trademark atomic breath actually creating nuclear explosions.
Godzilla is always depicted with the atomic breath, the regen is kind of hit or miss in some movies. He's generally assumed to be able to regenerate, but this is one of the strongest representations of it.
日本人なら笑わないとこ笑えないとこで笑うよね
???
Loved you ladies and your humor.
So Godzilla Minus 1 is a new film but also a retelling of the original 1954 film.
Godzilla was originally created by Toho studios, a Japanese film company. But recently Hollywood has been making American versions, the ones you're seeing with Kong and the other monsters, known as the Monsterverse.
Minus 1 has nothing to do with those versions. it's a stand alone film.
Everyone asks what Godzilla is. Godzilla is a representation of Nuclear War. Destruction. Chaos. That's it. That's why it comes to cities. It doesn't matter if you are a soldier, civilian, politician, etc. When the bomb goes off, everyone dies.
16:45 It's set in the 40's, in Japan; not in 2010's USA.
この映画を終始大きな声で笑いながら観れる感性の違いに驚きです
At Noriko's body weight she had to dig in and brace herself to shove a frozen scared Koichi. Had he been moving into the alley they could have both possibly gotten clear.
Most reactors miss this observation.
"Chemical peel" SENT ME! 🤣 Also, I'm SO GLAD someone finally recognized Godzilla's burns from the Takao, seen like 5 other channels react and they all ignored it lmao
Actually it’s been 30 + movies
Im pretty sure I saw at least 25 of them or more
With more coming. No reason to stop making them.
I hear there is like a godzilla guidline thing on the contract to make godizlla about things Godzilla won't do, and it includes godizilla doesn't eat people
He eats radiation
@dolphinsrr in some of them yes, not in shin and they never say in this one. They make it look like the bikini atol nuke mutated him into what he is, it's not a must have lore
Godzilla sees humans as annoying bugs. Do you eat bugs? I don't eat bugs. I just smash 'em and clean it up.
@@Ultra_Fine_Point Godzilla wasn't into the whole 'cleaning up' process. *"I did what I did."*
After the world war japan got destroyed to their lowest point, literally at ground zero. Then just right as they were rebuilding, godzilla comes in and destroys their progress of rebuilding and brings them to "minus one"
HOLY CRAP, do I believe the Oscar hype!!!! Minus One was beautifully done and animated. Koichi had HEAVY PTSD and survivor's guilt from the massacre on Odo Island, and the thought of Noriko dying in the aftermath of Godzilla's Atomic Breath certainly didn't help at all.
When the bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki the explosion seeded the clouds and caused a Black Rain(Kuroi Ame) to fall shortly after. That rain, filled with radioactive particulates coated everything. Because homes and infrastructure were destroyed survivors could not change clothes so those particulates remained on them. With few sources of running water people boiled what they could find to drink, but the Black Rain had washed into the water they found and unknown to them boiling would not remove the radioactive particulates. So that rain that falls after Godzilla strikes with the nuclear breath has very deep significance in Japan as detailed in a 1965 novel named Black Rain. The book was made into a Japanese film in 1989 but it was overshadowed in the US by Ridley Scott's film of the same name, which also came out that year, about two American Cops who go to Japan and become embroiled in a case when the prisoner they were extraditing to Japan escapes.
That scene with the black rain and Koichi screaming in mindless rage never ceases to punch straight into my soul, and hearing the significance of the black rain just makes it hurt even harder. Yamazaki really did take one look at Godzilla and decided he was going to make an utterly timeless, incredible movie.
@@mechanicpluto2430 Same!
Awesome video! Some quick clarifications and background (I've made my own video about this movie due to being a massive goji fan lmao):
1. Not every movie takes place in the same universe. This film has nothing to do with any of the other movies (canonically speaking) and is a standalone story.
2. Across all the movies, Godzilla's origins were never that he was once a human being experimented on. He's always been just a really big lizard; the reason he looks kinda human in proportions is because of the suits the actors needed to wear back in the day. The look just kinda stuck lol
3. The original 1954 movie (simply titled "Gojira," the name Godzilla is an American invention) was created as a social commentary about the horrors of nuclear weaponry, something the Japanese people were all too familiar with after the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki only 9 years prior. This is reflected within Godzilla himself, who was an undiscovered deep sea creature mutated by American nuclear tests in the Pacific that actually did happen (as you can see, Minus One also went with that part of the original story). The dirty "Castle Bravo" bomb in 1954 specifically went horribly wrong and would've been covered up for years by the USA, had a Japanese fishing boat not been sailing nearby and its crew returned with horrible radiation poisoning. That event directly inspired the Gojira film.
4. Godzilla's abilities vary depending on the filmmakers' interpretations, but they are always nuclear in nature and almost always includes his signature "atomic breath." Most films also make the point that Godzilla heavily irradiates his surroundings wherever he goes, since he's supposed to represent a walking nuclear holocaust. His design reflects this; his craggly skin is directly based on the radiation injuries suffered by those who weren't immediately killed by the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Yall did that! 😂😂 I loved the commentary. I was hollering with yall 😮😮😮😅😅😅❤❤
Thanks so much!
It was the National Diet Building that Godzilla landed in Ginza and attacked with his atomic breath. It has long been believed that Godzilla is a "Tatari Gami" (God of Curses/God of Wrath), a gathering of the souls of people who died in war, and it is thought that this is why he targets the National Diet Building in Tokyo, the political center. The radioactive light that appears when Godzilla collapses into the sea can be interpreted as the souls of those who died in battle. Godzilla is also associated with the perspective of being a victim of radiation and war, and it is said that this is the reason why everyone saluted at the end.
20:47 DEADASS!!!!!🤣🤣🤣 I’m not waiting & watching this! I’m sailing to safety while the navy ship deals with Godzilla
They showed us that that last mine they dropped caught the back of their boat, so they couldn't leave if they wanted to 😅
there's actually around 39 Godzilla movies since 54.
Opening scene is the pride of Japan, the Zero Japanese Fighter. Sirens sound as the line, " Is that a new Yankee weapon?", is asked. Answer is Yes, to the tune of 300 long range B29 Bombers & thousands of newly developed Incendiary bombs, Napalm. That rained fire on the civilians of Tokyo in March 1945. The premise of the movie is the survivors of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing on March 10th, 1945". Mankind's worst, had more casualties & lost in history to the Hiroshima Bomb. The "Black Market" scene with Tokyo's venders, prostitutes & hustlers, that introduced Noriko & Akiko to Koichi is brilliant. The date March 1946, marking the one year anniversary of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing", it's heavily raining outside. Ironically Koichi is drenched in water instead of fire. As he shares good news of finding steady work. The sudden bombing of Godzilla by the "Takao" is ironic as the Takao was involved in the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.
On March 10th 2024, on the 79th anniversary of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing", Takashi Yamazaki & Crew is awarded the Oscar in Hollywood California. Takashi Yamazaki tells a great Japanese WII story using the great Japanese monster "Gojira", that the world wouldn't be interested in anyway. The pairing of Harley Davidson Motorcycle, Koichi's Motorcycle, and the Japanese Imperial Army was a surprising discovery. Among many others. The last line, Noriko looks to the side of the camera and says, "Is your war.........now finally over?"
I read in Japan, theaters after the movie, people applauded.
Godzilla is a thermo nuclear dinosaur
Thank you!
awesome reaction guys! instantly subscribed after watching!
I usually slam my head on tables to get what I want.
Still effective at age 60.
Japan From 0 to Negative One
Shikishima redeemed himself from a Disgrace Kamikaze Pilot to a Japan Hero ❤ hats off for Kamiki-san, he really portraits Shikishima's Character perfectly, what a wonderful performance from him, Godzilla Minus One was an Absolute Cinema ❤ MASTERPIECE Indeed 🔥
Dope reaction ladies
First time watching you two. I enjoyed and hope you take a peek down the rabbit hole of Godzilla, The Really BIG rabbit hole. This was by far the best ever, but my favorite will always be the first one I ever watched, the 1967 Sone of Godzilla. That movie was played out by me and my classmates over and over during recess. I loved imagining being that boy or his friend and going to Monster Island. Anyway, thank you for sharing, and bless and be well.
Fav reaction is "He's rejuvenating"
This is a different Godzilla, different universe not monster verse, this is more of the traditional Japanese Godzilla, and no he wasn't a human and it's a male lol
😂😅
😂y’all are hilarious, I love how y’all the names change the names of the characters accidentally throughout the movie
Good reaction yall ✌
Where's Kiesha at Amber? I miss her!!! All three of you were such an entertaining duo during the GOT series. Hopefully she come back😢
BEAUTIFUL REACTION TO A GREAT MOVIE!!! HUGS TO THE LADIES.
Is that a shrimp? Followed a few seconds later by: We always see food (seafood) made me chuckle
"At this point, he can keep all of Japan." "Just gotta learn to live with him..." Y'all hilarious. 🤣😂
This was great!
If you're looking for more movies, I'd LOVE to see you all react to some Tarantino stuff like Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Django Unchained! 👍
I love Godzilla
45:11 My girl think she's King Baldwin.
Alright so Godzilla’s been around for 70 years with 38 movies in total. Godzilla started in 1954 and was a metaphor for bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during WWII. After a few movies though Godzilla evolved into more of an anti-hero batting more evil monsters. Godzilla’s “laser beam” is his signature atomic breath which he uses in every movie, it just been shown different throughout some movies and the effect it has. Godzilla started out as a threat to humanity but would morphed into more of an anti-hero then they would flip flop him and tell different stories. It’s all fun to enjoy
42:07 that some crazy advice🤣🤣
Im excited to yall HOTD reactionsssss ❤ luv u guys
Who cut the onions
There have been 38 Godzilla movies
❤❤❤🎉you should also see Shin Godzilla, at the end of his tail and see what's going on there? Watch the movie ...
This is its own universe
such a incredible movie...love it
Hello, Ladies! Thanks for the review of one of my favorite films. ~~!
Definitely recommend reacting to the original 1954 film it’s fantastic
Start watching the Monsterverse movies. The American Godzilla movies starting from Godzilla 2014.
You guys will love it.
Actually kamikaze pilots had a big impact in ww2
You two are hilarious, I loved this.
Yeah, I wouldn't recommend the Monsterverse movies, that's more just avengers but with giant monsters. A lot of the older movies can be pretty goofy as well, but if you want to watch one similar to this then I'd highly recommend Shin Godzilla. Similar tone, but completely different movie and theme.
Also, this Godzilla movie, along with some others, is considered its own continuity, where it isn't related to any of the other Godzilla movies.
What is a godzilla? Are you kidding me? Have you been living under a rock?😅😂
Favorite Godzilla movies in order:
Gojira/Godzilla king of the monsters,
King Kong vs Godzilla,
Godzilla vs Mothra,
Ghidorah the three headed monster,
Godzilla vs Megalon,
Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla,
Terror of MechaGodzilla,
Return of Godzilla,
Godzilla vs King Ghidorah,
Godzilla vs Destroyah,
Godzilla 2000,
Giant monsters all out attack,
Godzilla against Mechagodzilla,
Tokyo SOS,
Final Wars.
Sorry for the long list but those are my favs before 2014.
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Don't worry. Akiko is acting and crying.
LMAOOO I wouldn’t be able to fit in that table either
The "modern day" godzilla is a different one.
No Toddlers were pinched in the making of this film.
I hope.
Hopefully not!😅
I’ve heard they waited and filmed around Akiko’s moods. Surrounded by unfamiliar people I’m sure it happened often.
52:18 Sashimi!?
Too busy making lame jokes. Sashimi was a nobody, just a ptsd comic relief.
*The title "Minus One" symbolizes Japan's lowest point after World War II and the emergence of Godzilla worsens the country's already dire state, taking it below zero.*
Well well well what a sight for sore eyes! A pleasure to see 2/3 of what I call the Beautiful Mommies, lol
Rocked with y’all through GOT; still highly entertaining and recommended!
Loved your G -1reactions, especially the candor, lol, nothing less than authenticity and sincerity here..💐💐
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Welcome back!❤️
great react, girls!!!! tks!!!
PLEASE, PLEASE!!! Bring back the other lady you 3 used to do reaction to GoT with!!! She was so naturally funny, she lives rent free in my mind all these years
Great Reaction, Young Ladies..This Movie would been Good even without the Presence of Godzilla, By telling the Story about Struggle of Japanese People trying Cope and Survive Post World War 2
Great reaction ladies!!
アキ子可愛い過ぎたね！
良い勘をしていますね。
これが最初でも最後でもないのが、日本のゴジラシリーズの特徴です。
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Please watch and react to JUNGLE FEVER by Spike Lee (1991 Classic)
Godzilla used to be a japanese man??? 😅😂
* sigh
Shin godzilla. Let's go :))
Hey goddesses ur so beautiful
Noriko didn't have enough time to save herself.
Its hilarious to think people have time to perfectly react to a nuclear blast even in slow motion.