Godzilla Minus One SPOILERS Review
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2023
- Godzilla -1 SPOILERS Review as we dive into specific scenes and things about the newest 2023 Godzilla film: Godzilla Minus One, Directed by Takashi Yamakazi. IS Godzilla Minus One the best Godzilla movie?
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Give this director not just a trilogy, have him lead a new timeline ala like how heisei did. He wrote, directed and did the vfx so we need to see him do more. This is what you get from a Godzilla fan making a Godzilla movie
This is so much(and more) what I was hoping for leading up to Gareth Edward's 2014 Godzilla and I left the theater liking the movie but disappointed at the same time. Only the Japanese could have REALLY made this kind of Godzilla with such emotional impact because of what they had been through and still feel today, generations later.
Disney hires people who Hate Star Wars to make Star Wars …
Absolutely as much as this film is a 1954 and GMK mixed mash together
Heisei timeline aka the most Developed Godzilla timeline even by today is a good example to have this new reboot movie follow up on
They hinted at the ejection seat thing when Tachibana was working on the Shinden. He looked in the cockpit and the seat had German text on the back. Several late-war German aircraft (He-162, Ar-234, Me-163) had rudimentary ejection seats. Japan and Germany had a technology exchange going on. So when I saw the German text on the seat in the Shinden I knew they were setting it up for an ejection.
The movie had a lot of little historical nods like this for us WWII nerds. Like all of the ships we see being historical survivors of the war - most notably Takao, Hibiki and Yukikaze. The attention to detail was refreshing.
S/o to Tachibana. I almost chocked up when I saw him happy that Koichi survived. How a character that had like 30 minutes of screentime max could have such great character development is crazy.
That being such a huge thing, maybe spoiler alert warning first for those that haven't seen it yet, but are so excited for the movie that they are here anyways because our brain cells don't work sometimes. Lol
Also, nevermind...just realized this is a spoiler review and spoiler talk is OK. I just was remembering how emotionally gutted I was for the ending and then to see him finding her alive sent me into tears. I wouldn't want that to be spoiled for anyone. Probably why I stayed away from spoilers and went to first showing of the day😊
Tachibana has a bit of a story arc to him too. When he comes to angrily beat Shikushima, he looks rather disheveled and angry. It's almost like he is a bit lost himself in this new postwar reality.
Later, after repairing the plane he looks a lot more put together and tidy. It's like his role in enabling the defeat of Godzilla gives him a renewed purpose in life. His cooperation with Shikushima also helps him get over the war too.
Dude, I was not expecting to get emotional over a Godzilla flim, but this got me. I remember the first Godzilla movie I cried in was the one he fought Destroyer, and that was when I was a little kid and thought he died. But in Minus, I actually cared about the people and wanted Godzilla defend. This was a masterpiece.
You should check out some doc's on Pearl harbour and the bombing of Tokyo really understand the devastation
Exactly yes Godzilla vs DESTROYHHH
Yeah same I’ll never forget that there was so much emotion weight behind it considering the continuity and build up of this whole timeline since 1984 and the fact of what happens to Godzilla and Jr as much as I teared 😢 in GMO
DESTROYHHHH still made me cry harder during the end I could not hold back my tears 😭 man
And still is the only Godzilla film to have actually done that to me with that not in your throat and pain in your chest of disbelief.
One day I hope Japan pulls that off again but it would take a long development time of years of another timeline for that
The two scenes where the little cries for her mom really bothered me. I also heard several people crying in the seats behind us.
And sadly in my viewing 2 guys were snickering and laughing at Koichi during the Noriko reunion.
Same i was cringing 😂
Them starting with the end of the war and showing the carnage and emotional damage was exactly what they needed to do. The child was crying just like I'm sure millions were because of the war also. Very unsettling but very real life. God, I loved this movie!
@@woodearthdvdI'm so glad that was not the case at my theater. You cab kind of understand with so many other fan boys there to cheer Godzilla, but they should ha e realized by then how different and serious of a Godzilla movie it was by that point.
I did too😂. I was like, "he better return home to that baby."
I've noticed that the Godzilla films where he doesn't fight another monster are the ones that are received the best. The original Gojira, Godzilla 1984/5 Shin Gojira and now GMO.
Yeah it’s because that’s what Godzillas story and tone and message originally was when it all started it’s why it’s the deepest he was a horrific power force message for nuclear war
But with that said GMK 2001 even though it had other monsters in it and what Godzillas minus one took a lot from it with Godzilla attitude and it’s ending GMK really was the only Godzilla film where Godzilla killed literally and not just out of animal nature before GMO took that influence GMK really was the only other film to do that
GMK was my favorite Godzilla film and still is to a certain degree.
Yep, 1998 godzilla is definitely 1 of the best that started a Fandom 😂😂😂😂
@@K7TZthere wasn't a Godzilla movie in 98. There was a movie with this monster called Zilla
@@thatjrpganimefanplayerjusi8003this movie has alot from GMK, specially that ending.
I love how we all collectively came in rooting for Godzilla even though he was a bad guy in this movie, but then switched up immediately after he used his atomic breath nuke on ginza and “killed” Noriko like “yeah this guys gotta go”
I was in tears about 80% of the time. But that because I thought of my daughters most of the time. Love it so much!!!!!
Just saw it today, and good lord man. My girl cried like 4 times, both for the humans and for godzilla. This one was a banger. I dont even know if godzillaxkong is gonna compete
Just saw it again and 3 moments with this amazing score really blew me away, when Kōichi tells Noriko what happened and what’s going on in his head, when the Doc gives his speech, and I freaking love the emergency civil alert sound used when Godzilla is chasing the boat at sea.
Godzilla firing his atomic breath underwater up at a naval ship was also done in GvK
Yeah,that was personal the ship already enough damage might sunken but Godzilla wants to made sure ship turns into dust.
Never in my life i would cry in a Godzilla movie and that shows how good it was.There were some moments it felt like a Rated R Movie.Take Notes Legendary pictures this is how you make a great Godzilla movie.
This movie feels the most like the original movie out of all the subsequent Godzilla films. I really appreciated seeing this in theater knowing nothing about it other than having watched the trailer.
See I thought that when Tachibana was showing Shikishima the plane and he told him pull this to arm the bomb. I thought he was tricking him to pull the plunger that was the actual ejector seat and the bomb didn't need to be armed. It would have worked because they established the kamikaze planes had no ejector seats so Shikishima wouldn't know what a lever to launch one would look like, and its clear that Tachibana wants him to live but didn't seem to know how to tell him directly. The fact that he DID tell him directly here is the actual ejector switch, and that he should chose to live for those he has now rather than die for those he lost was awesome curveball to my theorizing in the moment
It was heavily hinted that the plane had an ejector seat before the final fight. We get one scene in which the Doctor says that the government made planes without ejector seats and another scene in which the mechanic is about show an updated he did to the plane before the camera cuts him off.
I knew that Koichi was going to ejection from the plane because the mechanic said he had to tell Koichi “2 things about the plane” and you can see the mechanic show Koichi something behind the pilot’s chair.
I liked that because it was just enough of a hint to what he may do later on. I feel it gets undercut a bit by the flashback after the fact. It hints at that being the case, gives the reveal of his survival but then tells the audience anyway. But that's just me.
I thought that he was trying to trick him, meaning that the mechanism not only sets up the payload but also ejects the pilot.
I also think it was very clear he had an ejector seat in the plane. Especially since the scene with the mechanic comes after a scene in which we are told the Japanese government made planes with no ejection.
I'm so glad that they made a storyline to keep from getting America involved to "save the day" because this needed to be Japanese citizens fighting Godzilla on their own, and not America or even the Japanese government(who had deceived the citizens during the war plenty) doing it. It would have hurt the feel of the movie tremendously and they did what they could to explain it away. I thought the U.S./Russia excuse along with explaining all wartime planes, ships etc had been decommissioned. Besides all that, I loved this movie so GD much and can't believe a Godzilla movie got me involved in the Chara ters story to have me verklemptat times and then teary eyed and lightly sobbing at the end(woulda been bawling had i not been surrouned by others, of which so.e qere doing the same thing!). A GODZILLA MOVIE DID THIS?! This film needs to be accepted and honored when awards season comes around because it deserves a lot more than just special effects honors. Acting, directing, iud, screenplay etc were ALL top notch and deserving of those accolades. I'm telling you, if the lead actor isn't no.inated for acting awards, including the Oscars, I'm gonna go all out Godzilla!🙂
Seeing this movie in theaters, hearing his roar, and seeing him just destroy everything was terrifying!! Such a good movie, I think I have to see it again asap.
I walked out this movie the same way i did Captian American (Winter Soldier) knowing this was better than what i exspected of wanted from this movie 🎬... this movie just hit home in so many places.. they told a very beautiful story in Minus one...
One theory i saw was Noriko may have been fused with Godzilla cells during the blast. The movie points out Godzilla cells were found after the blast. Since Godzilla regenerates, maybe Noriko did too?
The novelization apperantly suggested she got fired with G-Cells since in the book stated that there was parts of flesh from Godzilla around the city.
But the guys who participated in beating Godzilla will eventually die from radiation that Godzilla was spewing.
She could become Biollante
I’m 32, been a Godzilla fan since birth, thanks to my father.
Like you, I always “root” for Godzilla. He’s why I’m there.
Minus One is the first time I’ve ever been on the side of the humans.
Not once during the movie did I think “man, I can’t wait for Godzilla to show up again,” because I was SO invested in the humans.
And I didn’t even realize it until it was over, and I breathed a sigh of relief that everyone made it out relatively unscathed.
Thanks for the Shin shout out because that scene took my breathe away, and the song is just perfect. In this movie it was still terrifying.
Movie of year .. hangs down great story..loved it. Best Godzilla movie from TOHO by far.... just wow.. blown away ..
I admit I don’t follow Godzilla closely but after hearing positive reviews from you and Jeremy jahns I went to see it and it’s definitely worth seeing. I really hope we get a sequel
I’m glad I took the time to go to the theaters to see Godzilla Minus One. And it’s making me want to rewatch the film once more, cause….damn I love this film for various reasons. I rate this film a 9 out of 10.
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A lot of the old movies implied his healing factor but we dont see it. He heals off screen or between movies because of the guy in the suit. Its why the oxygen destroyer that destroyed his cells can kill him or they resoort to freezing him to stop him. Im glad more modern movies can show his healing factor like in shin Godzilla. The boat scene was similar to Godzilla vs kong when he destroys the boat with his beam. I'm pretty sure the director likes the action scenes from the monsterverse especially since he directed Godzilla the ride and loves the toho films
I honestly hope they keep it as a stand alone, but hope that we get another original by Takashi Yamakazi and the production team.
nah I'm begging for a sequel bruh
@@Redfrog1011same
If they attempt the a sequal it might fall flat like a Jaws 2 or become diluted. I like the conclusion of this film and the characters. It was satisfying and doesn't break the franchise in any way with Godzilla's fate. It's something I can watch over and over again. Like how I can still watch the original Predator or Aliens film regardless of the sequels. Heading out to see it again today.@@Redfrog1011
@@Redfrog1011Sequel with new characters like 30 years later. I want these characters to be happy
The scenes where Koichis ptsd took over hit so hard. When he looked at the pictures of the dead engineers, grabs his head and says " i know i know i know" he has voices telling him its all his fault. His "What if you all are just the dream of a dead man??!!" Delusions/psychosis from the trauma of war. His primal breakdown when he had the radiated rain on him that all he could do was scream as his mind finally broke. Crazy acting performances.
I’ve already watched it twice. I knew the story at the second time, but cried more.
Commit Geekdom!!! This is easily the best movie of the year, you know it!
Incredible movie it’s probably my favorite Godzilla movie what a emotional rollercoaster
If a Godzilla fan complains about there not being enough Godzilla in this movie they are not Godzilla fans and have no clue what a great film actually is.
Just saw it last night and couldn't wait to watch your review. This is quite possibly the best Godzilla movie yet!
Will now pay attention to this director, stuff like this gives me faith in the movie industry
Okay since this is the spoiler review I’m just going to say it, godzillas atomic breath in this movie was by far the coolest and most impressive by far the blast radius and the mushroom cloud it created was insane🤯🤯🤯
I LOVE the atomic breath scenes. The silence before he shoots it, then the sharp fast sound of the blast shooting out, to that awesome explosion and wind blast man so gooood
@@PhoenixKing567yeah when he destroyed the ship from underwater, was devastating
It looked so powerful this one,I loved the build-up with the spikes, and you see him breathe in, then boom.
One of the things that I love about this movie are the subtle things that many people didn't notice at all. First, the battle cruiser's guns slowly turning towards Godzilla even after the ship was ravaged shows how bad-ass humans can be despite the danger, and second, when people were running away from Godzilla and some random rich-looking lady stopped to pick up a child to save her, it showed that rich and poor humans are capable of doing small heroic good deeds even in the face of danger, unlike most disaster movies that I watched, which portray rich people as generally just assholes.
was waiting for this
We went into this film expecting just a building smashing godzilla. But we were all very surprised by how good and well maid of a film this is. Then you find out how low the budget it is and they still made a master piece
This movie was EPIC🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
At the end Yoishi walked off a ship with its name partly shown as 'IKAZE" - how brilliant!
In other videos and other posts you kept saying how good this movie was. I didn’t even see a trailer or a regular review of it. I watched it and loved it (even if I was really tired and slept through some slow parts). Now here to watch this review and to maybe get hyped to see it again when I’m not tired.
Why’s Godzilla look like he’s about to return in his super perfect form at the end there?
When the professor and the captain left kid behind I got strong history of trunks vibes where gohan knocked out trunks because he knew he was going on a suicide
mission because the knew it was a good chance that they were going to die. Also reminiscent is when the main character left his daughter and told her he was gonna come back knowing he had resolved to sacrifice himself. Very powerful
Thank god im not hearing any spoilers anywhere including you until this movie come out in Netflix, finally i can hear u explained it...
After reflecting on this film for a few days, I now think of it as a powerful World War II era drama that just happens to have Godzilla in it.
Hopefully, the new Godzilla team can make a Rodan movie. My god, that'll be amazing, especially in this universe. The original Rodan was amazing
It was a fucking Kamehameha.
Great review bro insightful you got it they respected their lives now found value after all the Pacific war suicides
I hope they do not make a sequel to this movie. You cant top this. Its nearly perfect.
I hope they do this new timeline needs sequels
It’s why I was so bummed out that GMK my favorite film never got follow ups that GMO took Heavy influence from I hope they don’t repeat that same mistake with this
GMO at-least deserve a trilogy
This movie definitely did NOT glorify the act of sacrificing one’s own life, which I loved. Another thing I appreciate was how Noda and Akitsu (captain of the Shinsei Maru) didn’t look down on Mizushima (the younger guy) for his inexperience with the war, and even going as far as trying to preserve it.
Love this movie. It is my movie of the year for me. So glad I got to see it.
When Tachibana was explaining to him how to arm the bomb, I felt he was also showing him the ejection seat instructions, unknowningly to the MC. They had earlier talked about to how their planes had no ejector seats so it seemed fitting a lost plane would have one.
At first I hated that Tachibana explained it to the MC, that it had an ejector seat. I thought it would have been more fitting if he left it as a surprise, but now I see it as the MC choosing to live. Choosing to mature and grow from his past. So it is fitting now.
And yes once I say the telegram come in, I already knew she survived. There would have been no other reason for that scene to be there.
I think it's ignored that monsterverse' is basically doing the traditional toho vs movies
While Toho is doing the traditional dark solo Godzilla
movies
It is weird monsterverse gets slander for using the vs formula that got the series popular to begin with, and this idea "monsterverse doesn't know how to do a proper Godzilla movie" because it's not dark and depressing.
A bit annoying we have two unique variations of Godzilla and instead of appreciating it, fans gotta make it a toho vs America thing instead of
Okay this Godzilla is for serious stuff, while this Godzilla movie is for us to have fun
It is a great Godzilla film with a lot of soul. And yes I was routing for the humans to survive. And the atomic breath in this film was crazy because you fear for the people’s lives in the film.
When I saw her neck for some reason I immediately thought of biolante or the g cells that went into space for space Godzilla for some reason lol. I would like to see the other monsters in this style like destroya anguris gigan and all the others. They don’t even need to have big monster battles I’d just like to see there origins and stories fleshed out in this style.
I’ll take your advice and come back to this video after I watch it. Thanks.
Music was Awsome!! A++
Good review
Oscar material film..best movie in the last 20 years..
If a sequel does happen, it needs to take place decades later. Maybe the 1990’s? So that the new characters will have to research and seek out the first characters on how they defeated the monster.
This movie was so good
This needs a trilogy where this Godzilla eventually grows to modern height in modern day. This screamed an origin story for Godzilla minus
Idk how ppl say it glorifies the kamikaze when before the final battle Tachibana shows him that the plane has an eject and he tells him to live
Which to me sounds like a rebuke of the kamikaze
I mean from the first scene it criticised the Kamikaze 😂
The King is back and better than ever!!
Minami Hamabe acting skills is really good with her previous work. The movie is really great and i like how the movie makes me fear of Godzilla. Manage to watch the movie in Japan before going back.
Amazing film. Far exceeded my expectations
I think I heard they just waited around until the kid had a tantrum, as toddlers do and the actors would just act around it.
Hope we get modern godzilla vs Modern Mega Godzilla next
Finally got to see this movie I don’t go to movie theater often but man this is well worth it, best movie so far and the legendary Godzilla movies really don’t compare a lot of emotion, suspense, and action this is why Godzilla is king 👑
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The haunting track Elegy combined with the buildup to the shot of Godzilla staring (people in the comments on other videos say he does so in admiration of what he’s done, and while I like that idea, the first impression I get is of casual innocence as he observes the effect of his destruction) at the mushroom cloud he just made is probably not just peak cinema for me, but peak anything ever.
Been a Godzilla fan since I was four so this film has been a long time coming and the payoff is huge. Saw the movie sixteen times in theatre. We’re so fortunate to be Godzilla fans and alive in this time.
I really liked this movie but that last scene I burst out laughing. Cause ain't no way
Can we take a moment to appreciate that this movie is the first Godzilla movie ever (correct me if I'm wrong about this) that shows the "birth" of Godzilla. I don't mean him hatching out of an egg like his sons and that Tri Star opening doesn't count. We actually see Godzilla before he becomes Godzilla and then we see him get hit by the atomic bomb. This was something I didn't know I needed to see but glad that I did. Not to mention all the other great stuff that happened.
There's one Godzilla vs. Ghidorah movie where they go back in time to stop Godzilla from being made but it ends up making things worse
@@Ash_Wen-li I'm aware of that one and wouldn't count it because while it does show the Godzillasaur before it becomes Godzilla it doesn't show that key moment in Godzilla's birth where it's hit by the atomic bomb.
@@Ash_Wen-liyup your right and I cant agree with the top comments it does count
it showed Godzilla before he was Godzilla in GVK 1991 what more do you F want you just want GMO to have been the first and it’s absolutely not same for so many NOOBS going oh this is the first time Godzilla is killing directly YET do ya forget GMK hmm 🤨 GMO ripped that movie’s influence and ENDING if you know what I mean
Enough said
Biolante vibes for the ending
Spoiler alert
The technology was so janky but it made it so much better. Like when they pulled out a stack of maps I loved it, its the same thing we'd do today, but with a big screen instead.
It really felt like they merged the first and second movies. But I feel like the pilots in Raids Again were actual fighter pilots and were able to get a nice gig like scouting for fisherman. Poor guy in this film was a disgraced pilot. It was a good contrasts. That long break to set up felt like the Raids again portion maybe while the first half was more like goji 54
It pulled a lot from GMK, GVMBFE, and GPOM a bit too. It almost felt like it could have been a prequel to GMK.
A big theme was just the way governments dont value life enough.
I don't think this atomic blast was that strong. 2004 Godzilla blew up a moon/meteor. 2021 Godzilla blasted to the center of the Earth. Godzilla 90's had that red spiral ray and Godzilla Earth was just ridiculous.
I wanted to see Godzilla vs the Pacific fleet, but I guess the United States wouldnt want to risk such an asset. Thats why Taiwan is still a thing. But they had a pretty low budget, I've heard around 15-20 mil. Compare that to legendary Godzilla movie budgets.
I don't think theyll be a sequel. GMK, Shin, Tokyo SOS, Megaguirus and maybe more did the same
I liked the happy ending, but... imagine everything after the kamikaze strike was just a dream in a dead man's final nerve impulses
Imagine a sequel with G vs Iowa class battleships. They'll put up a fight but end up tin foil.
They did a good job in having Godzilla be an asshole who you want to see get put down.
Noriko may have Kailua cells. She gives birth to the Mothra twins
pre atomic bomb godzilla vs king kong (2005) who would win
Great movie. No woke message. Real people with flaws working together. Real friendships. Real love and caring.
lmfao
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DC needs to see this. They had a small budget but had a great story and acting. It was real this is what fans want from a franchise.
Marvelous Movie 🤩
I doubt we would be able to kill this godzilla even now, hje literally has cell level regeneration it looks like
Where can I watch this movie right now?
Theaters select theaters
For a long time this yr, infinity pool was my favorite film of 2023. That film stuck with me for 10 months - until this film came out. Best Godzilla film ever??!
Yes, you have seen Godzilla blow up a warship from below. GVK did it 2 years ago.
This movie was perfect o wouldn’t change anything
Let’s gooo
People are comparing it to a modern jaws how scary Godzilla is
Wow this movie was epic Wow
Well the United States was trying to stop him at sea. And lost ships. But they would not go to Japan.
I don't think the fate of Noriko is what matters. What matters is what would happen if the government ever found out about this.
Godzilla Minus One isn't about Japan going "-1", it's humanity itself that's going "-1".
The movie makes it clear that humanity sucks. The US and Allied forces refused to help innocent people from the threat of Godzilla, even if said innocents were once enemies. Then, there's the government that refused to help their own people to deal with the threat. Instead of the world being united for peace, they remain divided and lash out at each other when the opportunity rises.
The only exceptions to this are Shikishima, the veterans and civilians who all banded together to stop Godzilla. At the end, not only they earned their chance to rebuild but Shikishima gets a reward by having Noriko though she bears scars so as to remind him about the sins he and his brethren committed during the war.
So, if the Us or most likely the Japanese Government ever learnt about Noriko's miraculous revival, they will no doubt go after Godzilla and revive him to become their weapon.
While human life is finite but their penchant for conflict remains the same and with that, Godzilla will always be eternal.
Why spoiler?
Ehh I fell asleep on it, but I did feel a sense of dread before…the last atomic breathe
Does anyone else think this was inspired more from GMK than the original?
Apparently the director said that
The ending was a double punch. If they continue with this, Noriko surviving is not a good thing.
They could always set up part 2 in modern day. That way Noriko either dies of radiation or old age
@@glydoughnut9432 & you could maintain the mystery. I like it! Although, I kinda also want a totally Godzilla unrelated 'sequel' (or side story) that the infected turn into a 'zombie' outbreak set in Japan '40s or '50s. Like what we didn't get with a Shin 2. THEN Godzilla returns. Leave it as a surprise for the end.
The only that kinda bugged me was that they keep saying jet fighter when talking about planes even in 1945 and if i remember correctly didnt only Germany had them then
I think Germany was the only one to be able to develop it and effectively manufacture and deploy them
Few people realize that Godzilla minus One is the unofficial (very official) sequel to, (from the bombed country's perspective) Oppenheimer .
This would have been much more effective as a marketing strategy than Barbenheimer.
Cause and effect
OPPENHEIMER: Father of Godzilla
Each time I hear someone say 'need to' I lower my expectations, 9/10 times (in my experience) it's overrated
Only time I'll believe the hype is when the context/info/recommendation is spoiled
Making American movies look bad
🥱😴 I walked out the movie…