I agree, because I have noticed that the bigger the character the harder it is to have a good sense of weight because sometimes these massive creatures feel like they move to fast and are weightless. A good example I can think of in the sense of "feeling the proper weight" is pacific rim.
Godzilla -1.0" won one of the Academy Awards. I am very happy! I am also happy that Hayao Miyazaki's work was also recognized🍀 How about a project where you introduce us Japanese to videos created by "foreigners/foreign media" that we Japanese don't know about? One of my favorite channels is the channel of a Japanese living in the UK. It is very interesting to see the news articles about Japan reported in the UK. I am looking forward to your video updates! First of all, I would like to know what the temperature is like in the US regarding Godzilla winning the Academy Award😊😊✨
When the character Godzilla was first created, the setting was Dinosaurs that had survived unbeknownst to people were exposed to American hydrogen bomb tests, and he were transformed into monsters that exhale atomic breath. Godzilla-1.0 is a work that goes back to that initial setting. So, Godzilla is both a symbol of war and nuclear weapons, and at the same time he is war/nuclear victim (as a result of being involved in a hydrogen bomb test, he transformed into monster regardless of the his intention). Godzilla in this film, when he exhales atomic breath, his own mouth and face is burned. It looks like he is suffering by having uncontrolled violent energy. Because he survived the hydrogen bomb test, he transformed monster, and he has too much uncontrollable energy. It's painful even when he’s alive. He was angry at human, and also he may have been looking for a place to die. He is a threat that people must overcome, and it is also a test for regaining the meaning of life left behind in war. In the sense, Godzilla sank into the sea holding remorse and pain caused by the war. What's important is that Godzilla isn't completely evil. He is also one character whose life was derailed by war. Instead of dividing it into two simple colors of evil and justice, they are appealing how disastrous and meaningless war is. Negative emotional chains sometimes lead to explosive violence. Godzilla's Atomic Breath is expressed by a nuclear chain reaction. And all that is left after violence is emptiness, and no one can be saved. There's just an endless chain of negativity waiting. The main character, Shikishima, didn't forget his kindness. But Godzilla was different. A victim of the hydrogen bomb test became a the perpetrator who hurt himself and his surroundings due to being drunk in anger, and finally defeated.
That is a really cool way to actually look at the movie, and giving it a "realistic" lens. Government's reaction to situations feels very slow sometimes. I am actually now excited to watch the movie with that mindset, so thank you!
Even though I'm Japanese, I'm not interested in Godzilla movies, so I've never seen one. However, it has received such rave reviews overseas that you will definitely regret it if you don't see it in theaters! There were many impressions. So I was curious about how great the movie was, so I hurried to the theater to see it. In conclusion, it was a great, really great movie 😭✨ Especially if you have knowledge about the devastation of Japan in World War II, about the young people who had no choice but to die in the kamikaze squad, or about the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the resolution of the story will increase dramatically. Your heart will be destroyed by fear, sadness, and emotion. I'm genuinely interested in how well people overseas who don't have detailed knowledge of Japan or the atomic bomb during World War II will be able to understand the intentions of this film. 日本人なのにゴジラ映画に興味がなくてみたことがなかったのですが、海外であまりにも絶賛されている&映画館で見ないと絶対後悔する！って感想が多くてどれほどのものなのか気になり、上映期間終了ギリギリに映画館に滑り込み観ました。結論、めちゃくちゃいい映画でした😭✨ 特に、第二次世界大戦の日本の惨状や、特攻隊で死ぬことを選ぶしかなかった若者たちについてや、広島長崎に投下された原爆の知識がちゃんとあると、物語の解像度が飛躍的に向上して、もう号泣必須でした。 戦時下の日本や原爆についての知識がそこまでないであろう海外の人たちがどこまで理解し切れてるかは気になる。
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映画スクリーンで見ないと後悔しますよ。
I will be getting tickets to see it soon
さすが良く見てますね
そう若いゴジラです‼️そして最高に恐いゴジラです‼️めっちゃしびれました❗そしてめっちゃ感動しました
この作品は1945年の戦後が舞台になってます！
戦争により「0」となった日本にゴジラという「−1」が襲いかかるという設定です！
Ya as soon as I said 80's 90's my brain was like "It looks like the 40's Brandon"
ゴジラの大きさというのは、その時代の建物の大きさに合わせて設定されます。
初代の時代なら体高50mくらいが、一番見映えが良く
80～90年代なら80mくらいが周りの建物との対比のバランスが良く
現代だと、高層ビルが多すぎて、最低100m以上くらいにしないと
巨大生物としてのインパクトが弱くなる。
I agree, because I have noticed that the bigger the character the harder it is to have a good sense of weight because sometimes these massive creatures feel like they move to fast and are weightless. A good example I can think of in the sense of "feeling the proper weight" is pacific rim.
予告編のコメントありがとう❤ ゴジラ作品に対する考えも良かったです。ならば、今すぐ劇場に向かえ。なぜなら今回のゴジラ映画には、君の求めている全てが詰まっているから。
初代ゴジラが1番目、その前の時代設定なので－1.0っていう意味もあります
今回のゴジラは50.1m
昭和(1989まで)のゴジラサイズ
少し小さめだからこその迫力があります！
映画館で観たくなる映画を作る！っていう監督の意気込み感じてほしいので映画館に是非行かれてください！
ゴジラの咆哮と絶妙なタイミングのゴジラのテーマ曲
唯一CGではない、全速力でゴジラから逃げてる海のシーンは10日がかりで全員ひどい船酔いの中一番苦労したとの事
カラーもモノクロもどちらも観てくださいね😊
1954年の映画のリメイクです。
終戦後、GHQ占領下の日本で、東京は米軍の爆撃で、更地になってます。映画ではGHQは撤退して、GODZILLAの対処を日本軍の生き残りに押し付けました。
Yes. You are right. This director, Mr. Yamazaki respects the first and original in 1954. So he made a new movie in older times, after WW I I.
Godzilla -1.0" won one of the Academy Awards. I am very happy!
I am also happy that Hayao Miyazaki's work was also recognized🍀
How about a project where you introduce us Japanese to videos created by "foreigners/foreign media" that we Japanese don't know about?
One of my favorite channels is the channel of a Japanese living in the UK.
It is very interesting to see the news articles about Japan reported in the UK.
I am looking forward to your video updates!
First of all, I would like to know what the temperature is like in the US regarding Godzilla winning the Academy Award😊😊✨
0:43 今更ですけど、これはとうほうですね
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Japan's leading film production companies "「東宝」Toho" & "「松竹」Shochiku"
When the character Godzilla was first created, the setting was Dinosaurs that had survived unbeknownst to people were exposed to American hydrogen bomb tests, and he were transformed into monsters that exhale atomic breath.
Godzilla-1.0 is a work that goes back to that initial setting. So, Godzilla is both a symbol of war and nuclear weapons, and at the same time he is war/nuclear victim (as a result of being involved in a hydrogen bomb test, he transformed into monster regardless of the his intention).
Godzilla in this film, when he exhales atomic breath, his own mouth and face is burned. It looks like he is suffering by having uncontrolled violent energy. Because he survived the hydrogen bomb test, he transformed monster, and he has too much uncontrollable energy. It's painful even when he’s alive. He was angry at human, and also he may have been looking for a place to die.
He is a threat that people must overcome, and it is also a test for regaining the meaning of life left behind in war. In the sense, Godzilla sank into the sea holding remorse and pain caused by the war.
What's important is that Godzilla isn't completely evil. He is also one character whose life was derailed by war. Instead of dividing it into two simple colors of evil and justice, they are appealing how disastrous and meaningless war is. Negative emotional chains sometimes lead to explosive violence. Godzilla's Atomic Breath is expressed by a nuclear chain reaction. And all that is left after violence is emptiness, and no one can be saved. There's just an endless chain of negativity waiting. The main character, Shikishima, didn't forget his kindness. But Godzilla was different. A victim of the hydrogen bomb test became a the perpetrator who hurt himself and his surroundings due to being drunk in anger, and finally defeated.
これの前のGODZILLAは日本の自衛隊がオススメしてる映画です。なぜなら、もし他国が突然こうしてきたらどうなるかが分かるからです。人々が殺されていても政府の決定は遅く、自衛隊はなかなか救助や戦いができない。会議してる場合じゃないので現実的にゴジラが敵国だと想定して観ると良いそうです。
まだ前作も今回も観てませんが😅見方によって感想変わりそうですね。
That is a really cool way to actually look at the movie, and giving it a "realistic" lens. Government's reaction to situations feels very slow sometimes. I am actually now excited to watch the movie with that mindset, so thank you!
Even though I'm Japanese, I'm not interested in Godzilla movies, so I've never seen one. However, it has received such rave reviews overseas that you will definitely regret it if you don't see it in theaters! There were many impressions. So I was curious about how great the movie was, so I hurried to the theater to see it. In conclusion, it was a great, really great movie 😭✨
Especially if you have knowledge about the devastation of Japan in World War II, about the young people who had no choice but to die in the kamikaze squad, or about the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the resolution of the story will increase dramatically. Your heart will be destroyed by fear, sadness, and emotion. I'm genuinely interested in how well people overseas who don't have detailed knowledge of Japan or the atomic bomb during World War II will be able to understand the intentions of this film.
日本人なのにゴジラ映画に興味がなくてみたことがなかったのですが、海外であまりにも絶賛されている&映画館で見ないと絶対後悔する！って感想が多くてどれほどのものなのか気になり、上映期間終了ギリギリに映画館に滑り込み観ました。結論、めちゃくちゃいい映画でした😭✨
特に、第二次世界大戦の日本の惨状や、特攻隊で死ぬことを選ぶしかなかった若者たちについてや、広島長崎に投下された原爆の知識がちゃんとあると、物語の解像度が飛躍的に向上して、もう号泣必須でした。
戦時下の日本や原爆についての知識がそこまでないであろう海外の人たちがどこまで理解し切れてるかは気になる。
ガジラじゃないよゴジラだよ