Interesting fact: Originally, Ken Watanabe's was suppose to say "We call him..Godzilla." but, Watanabe felt it was more proper for his character (who is Japanese) to refer to Godzilla (a Japanese monster) by his original name of "Gojira."
@@nonspiderwebYeah... But... Why don't they just call the whole movie Gojira? Well, in the script and in the lines it said Godzilla... And generally this name can be a little difficult to pronounce for someone is a native English speaker, if it were other languages, like Portuguese or Spanish, it would be easier to speak 'Gojira', or if it were Japanese... But the movie is a Reboot... made us United States... So there would be no way to avoid putting the United States of America... It's even funny that the misfortune of the incident with the monsters, when they emerge after fifteen years, and in Japan, but the US military is going to try to solve it... WTF... Does that make sense? Not a bit, maybe if Japan later asked other countries for help, but no, on the s The next thing that happened is the Americans... Hahahahaha. Anyway, there was an inconsistency there in the film.
Still give me goosebumps hearing him say those two lines "We call him... Gojira." & "Nature has an order; a power to restore balance. I believe HE is that power."
"From an age when the earth was ten times more radioactive than it is today". The only era on earth that this was possible was during the Permian. If this is correct, Godzilla is over 250 million years old. He survived the Permian extiction (during which his species evolved), the KT mass extinction 65 million years ago, several Ice Ages over the last million years, and WW2, all the while feeding on radiation like nobodys buisness. Godzilla dodged some major bullets.
@@ugandanknucklessupporter7358 In Skull Island, the USS Laughton (lawton?) is mentioned, where that guy played by John Goodman mentioned he was the only survivor out of over a thousand men. Perhaps Godzilla was awake for some reason and destroyed it in the pacific theatre of ww2, then went to sleep... until 1954 Edit: Yes I know it was Ion Dragon that destroyed the ship now. I'm still leaving this comment up though.
The way Ken says 'Gojira', so good! "...GOjiRRa!" I hope the guy beats his cancer, he needs to be the main human character in the sequel and he's a cool actor in general! EDIT: he got surgery, he recovered 👍
Putin Vladimir I think they're working on it yeah. Seeing how King Kong's coming soon and they made him super big there might even be King Kong VS Godzilla. Personally I think that'd be stupid and I'd rather see Ghidorah, but hey.
"Nature has an order, a power to restore balance. I believe he is that power!" FUCKING EPIC!!!! If Godzilla is nature's order, then King Ghidorah must be nature's chaos.
This movie would've been perfect if they just took at least two thirds of Kickass' screentime and redistributed it between his dad, Godzilla and Dr. Serizawa.
@@JnEricsonx because Bryan Cranston isn’t actually that good of an actor?? I personally love him but he belongs selling meth or being the father too 4 absolute shitheads of kids 🙂
Eh, I think it was a good call on killing him off. Makes the movie seem more realistic and tragic. In reality you can’t exactly control who lives and who dies especially in that situation. And at least his death wasn’t in vain.
Things I hated about this movie 1) Ford's family center of attention 2) Godzilla barely got any necessary screentime 3) Killing off Bryan Cranston Things I loved about this movie 1) The Movie didn't stray from its nuclear message 2) It was actually pretty realistic 3) Godzilla's design looked awesome 4) The Muto's were pretty destructive and actually served as good realistic villains to this universe 5) The final fight scene
Godzilla got all the screen time he need in 1954 movie because he was the only monster in it, at least in the other movies they didn't cut away when he was fighting monsters and destroying shit
no, more like this Godzilla charges, as the male muto flies and lands on he's back biting down on he's neck and head. Godzilla tries to rid him off, but as the muto lowers and bites down on he's neck, Godzilla was able to grab it's front hooked leg and throws him off. As Godzilla charges, but the male muto manages to slap Godzilla in the face with he's wing and fly off, Than cut to the Brody's kid watching the news
well more like slamming him to the ground, not throwing, and besides what a troll move to have planes exploding and Godzilla makes he's entrance, roars he;s return just to cut away to he's kid watching the news. Dick move Gareth Edwards
You know, Monarch seems like an organization that knows how to save wildlife by studying the biology of every titan they discover and understanding why they have originated on Earth before humans began killing off animal species into today's world. Every time I see Godzilla: King of the Monsters, I get very annoyed with the fact that a lot of people, including the US government, are in favor of making Monarch held accountable, putting it under military jurisdiction and killing off the titans. Godzilla is both proof and the key to coexistence, and Serizawa is my favorite character because his admiration for Godzilla and the titans is well shown in this movie and KOTM
Well, they did hide vital information regarding the Titans. So it is still partially their fault. But even so, the most we saw of what kind of damage the Oxygen Destroyer could do (only give Godzilla a concussion and zip to Ghidorah) I doubt they could take out any of the Titans through conventional weapons.
George Hamilton I didn't love it... I liked the premise, the Shin version didn't do much. It reminded me of the SimCity computer game where hey introduced Godzilla as a city planning issue. I thought 2014 had much more action and a better rendering of Godzilla.
Well, what do you guys expect! Shin Godzilla is only meant to the Japanese audience. Plus, Legendary Godzilla is 100% faithful to the Japanese Godzilla in heroic spirit while Shin Godzilla is faithful to the original Godzilla film, Ishiro Honda's Gojira, as the dreadful spirit of Nuclear Horror.
I genuinely think the predicament the humans are in is brilliant.Humanity's only means of defense against the titans would undoubtedly be to nuke them.But thats just like giving them a Red Bull on steroids.
@@KingCraze22 maybe the reason he went into deep hinernatikn is because of the wounds he got from fighting kg. While kg was out unconcious too, the ice age froze him? Jist my two cents.
Godzilla 2014 is the literally and obviously the birth of the Monsterverse which kick - started all the Monsterverse films and Godzilla 2014 is the best film to have such an ominous, eerie and chilling tone and style which made it thrilling and quite interesting to delve into and it conveyed its realism which made it quite scary and very realistic; the tension eerily rises which gave it a satisfying result and story and the beautiful, vast shots of Godzilla and the M.U.T.O.S are just amazing! The scale is splendidly well and large!
I like this protagonist more than the one from King of the Monsters. The only thing that sucked about the 2014 Godzilla, was that there was not enough screen time for Godzilla. The Protagonist from King of the Monsters was annoying. Him and his family. They should've made the Japanese guy as the Main protagonist in KOTM. His character was likable.
@@travishylton6976 I'll take boring soldier over painfully cringe 11, Deadpool Kid, Black Alex Jones, Phone commercial guy and female monster hilter that the movie calms is really just misunderstood.
@@damonlongstreet8630 EXACTLY, plus Ford ACTULLLY did something to help Godzilla and was brave, whereas in later movies the humans do nothing but run away and scream
"They were trying to kill it. *Him*." That line tells you so much about just how powerful this version of Godzilla can be when the Hydrogen Bombs, something potentially more lethal than nukes are literally FOOD to him. Also, how even the Oxygen Destroyer in this universe is only enough to give him the equivalent of a concussion when in the original movie, it was the only thing that could kill him. No wonder Monarch was so terrified if he turned his ire on humanity.
I mean, there’s really only so many ways to deliver that kind of information. A formal briefing scene fits with the overall tone/aesthetic of the film.
1:29 I wish they explored more about this in the movie. In comics it says it's a Godzilla like creature called Dagon and it was killed by Muto Prime by lays it's eggs inside Dagon to absorb his radioactive energy and feed his babies. Those babes became Muto's we saw in the movie. This fight is actually kinda personal for Gojira. Like taking a revenge on them.
At 0:50, on the projection screen, I could see part of Mothra's wing they were covering. I saw the full picture in the post-credit scene of Kong: Skull Island.
The only thing I don't like about KOTM is that in regards to the events in this movie, the government and military wanted to kill off all of the titans that Monarch has discovered. Believe me, I know the US military and Government are established to safeguard our nation, I'm not on the page of the extermination of the Titans, and I don't want them roaming the world out of control, but if we don't want this world to destroy itself by mankind or the titans, then humanity should find ways to coexist with the titans.
@@jacobhutchinson332 That is the whole point of KOTM, Vera Farmiga’s character Emma did not want the government and military to kill the titans which is why she rebuilt the Orca to communicate with the monsters and coexist with them, Serizawa did not want the titans to be killed as well. The director for KOTM was trying to explain the stupidity of humans of not letting Mother Nature take its course or use these titans for war and such things and I believe he did a good job at that
I kinda prefer Godzilla 2014 over Shin Godzilla. I'm sorry, but Shin Godzilla just felt kinda alienating as it was intended more for a Japanese audience and it came off as boring. This was a traditional Godzilla movie with a Hollywood style budget as well as a love and respect for the franchise and I can't wait for Godzilla: King of the Monsters and Godzilla vs. Kong to come out in the coming years.
Western audiences dislike Shin because it was a critique to the Japanese government on how they mishandle the 2011 Fukushima/Tsunami disaster. I think it was only for the japanese audiences.
It's interesting how we view godzilla from different perspectives. When I first saw godzilla, I saw him as a large destructive dinosaur with the simple goal to destroy anything that gets in his way, a primal force of nature bound to nothing but pure animal instinct. However, after I watched the original film from 1954, I learned that godzilla or Gojira, was a spiritual representation of nuclear destruction. Since then, godzilla was developed into either a protagonist or an antagonist depending on how people see him. And now today, there are people who say they don't like shin godzilla and prefer legendary godzilla? Sometimes, people need to take a moment to look at why monster characters are created in the first place and what they mean to the creator.
@@connorgolden4 I really loved shin's design due to his disfigurement, his very presence is terrifying, and if that's not enough, the form we see him in the majority of the movie is not even his final form. There's a theory where at some point things that normal organisms need to thrive on will not even be necessary to shin. He could destroy the entire earth given enough time.
I would like to see the Brody family cross paths with Mark and Madison Russell, provided that if the next Monsterverse film features Godzilla, the five aforementioned human characters are better written.
I imagine he decided one run-in with Titans was enough for him and his family, and probably went to live somewhere remote and Titan-free with a hefty pension for his service.
I wish Joe Brody got to be in more of these movies as a sort of appointed expert on the Titans, but I'm still glad we got Ken Watanabe got to play a big role and I really love the lore
In Memory of the human characters that had been in the monsterverse since the first MonsterVerse Movie Godzilla 2014 Dr Ishiro Serizawa ( Ken Watanabe ) , Dr Vivienne Graham ( Sally Hawkins ) the Monarch Scientists along with the Military General Admiral William Stenz ( David Strathairn ) . The main human Characters of the Monsterverse
Ghidorah in this universe is described as an Living Extinction Event he literally is death and fear. Monarch has given it the code name : Monster Zero but it has also been described as "The Devil Has Three Heads". I love DESTROYAH! but the fact that Ghidorah is Godzilla's main rival is unquestioned
During the time of this movie, I wonder if Conrad and Weaver along with Houston Brooks and San are still alive (it's unlikely Marlow may still be). (It's such a shame what happened to Nieves and Randa.). Serizawa and Graham were likely in their teenage years when the group mentioned above went to Skull Island. Not to mention what the future holds for Monarch to uncover as after all, Godzilla and Kong are not the only giants. I can't wait to see Mothra, Rodan, and Ghidorah make their debuts next year. What other giant monsters (like Gamera) would you like to see join this Monsterverse?
+Henry Stanley Idk, in my opinion it is mentioned because that's the way to write camera in japanese. But in the other hand, it could be a Easter Egg for the Kaiju itself!
Could the bones of the dead Godzilla be used to make Mecha Godzilla in a future film? That's how they made Mecha Godzilla in the original Japanese films.
i think the monsterverse has a powerful message. the world is about to be taken back by its previous owners and we can either run or die, while they battle it out. be humble in the face of nature and things you don't understand.
Looks like these people I've been studying Godzilla for years. Every time they come close to studying him alludes them. The mutos were the opening act for King Ghidorah.
It's funny how most pwoole assume that this movie created the concept of Godzilla being an ancient creature that's millions of years old instead of a dinosaur that was mutated by the atomic bomb when this actually a reference to the original 1954 films where they bring the idea of him being a monster that existed since the prehistoric era that was just awakened by nuclear weapons. Hell there's even official art showing that Godzilla did have other species like him, until the bomb destroyed his home, killed off the rest of his kind, and burned his skin.
Can’t believe this film’s almost 10 years old, time flies by so fast.
IKR? Crazy 😯
@@utahrailroadsofamerica1991 Yeah, I remember seeing this film in theaters a day after it came out.
Yep
I wasn’t able to see Godzilla 2014 in theatres since I was like 5, but I did go to see KOTM and GvK!
@@NoLongerActive-n4f That’s nice.
Interesting fact: Originally, Ken Watanabe's was suppose to say "We call him..Godzilla."
but, Watanabe felt it was more proper for his character (who is Japanese)
to refer to Godzilla (a Japanese monster) by his original name of "Gojira."
well that kind of explains why everyone else calls him Godzilla
Great improv
Watanabe nailed it
@@nonspiderwebYeah... But... Why don't they just call the whole movie Gojira? Well, in the script and in the lines it said Godzilla... And generally this name can be a little difficult to pronounce for someone is a native English speaker, if it were other languages, like Portuguese or Spanish, it would be easier to speak 'Gojira', or if it were Japanese... But the movie is a Reboot... made us United States... So there would be no way to avoid putting the United States of America... It's even funny that the misfortune of the incident with the monsters, when they emerge after fifteen years, and in Japan, but the US military is going to try to solve it... WTF... Does that make sense? Not a bit, maybe if Japan later asked other countries for help, but no, on the s The next thing that happened is the Americans... Hahahahaha. Anyway, there was an inconsistency there in the film.
@@izael7000 watch monarch legacy of monsters, that's explain everything
Still give me goosebumps hearing him say those two lines "We call him... Gojira." & "Nature has an order; a power to restore balance. I believe HE is that power."
Rest In Peace Ishiro Serizawa, he sacrificed himself to heal Godzilla
But Now Serizawas Son ren had made mecha Godzilla to take revenge of his father's death (spoiler) i am from officials
when the hell did i comment this and how does it have so many likes wtf
@@Kai-zb4sr hehe
Daisuke sacrificed to kill Godzilla
Ishiro sacrificed to save Godzilla
Ren brings Mecha to overthrow Godzilla and Kong
He is best one
“ They were trying to kill it “
Gives me goosebumps.
"From an age when the earth was ten times more radioactive than it is today". The only era on earth that this was possible was during the Permian. If this is correct, Godzilla is over 250 million years old. He survived the Permian extiction (during which his species evolved), the KT mass extinction 65 million years ago, several Ice Ages over the last million years, and WW2, all the while feeding on radiation like nobodys buisness. Godzilla dodged some major bullets.
God-Emperor of Mankind I know. Maybe I should have said he lived through these events.
Herman Melvellei Can you explain why WW2 didn’t wake him up?
Well the ocean is a big place
@@ugandanknucklessupporter7358 In Skull Island, the USS Laughton (lawton?) is mentioned, where that guy played by John Goodman mentioned he was the only survivor out of over a thousand men. Perhaps Godzilla was awake for some reason and destroyed it in the pacific theatre of ww2, then went to sleep... until 1954
Edit: Yes I know it was Ion Dragon that destroyed the ship now. I'm still leaving this comment up though.
Ugandan Knuckles Supporter IIRC it is mentioned in the comic that he does wake up every now and then. And that the nuclear age did awaken him.
“We call him... Gojira”
Watanabe NAILED THIS
The way Ken says 'Gojira', so good!
"...GOjiRRa!"
I hope the guy beats his cancer, he needs to be the main human character in the sequel and he's a cool actor in general!
EDIT: he got surgery, he recovered 👍
Mark Arandjus there's going to be a sequel??
Putin Vladimir I think they're working on it yeah. Seeing how King Kong's coming soon and they made him super big there might even be King Kong VS Godzilla.
Personally I think that'd be stupid and I'd rather see Ghidorah, but hey.
yea it's going to be called KING OF MONSTERS and it's gonna be good due to the new writer and new monsters and it'll be out in 2019 march
Ghidorah is confirmed for the sequel bro
Jurassicparkrules96 what's your opinion on him so far
1:13 That line gives me chills everytime I watch this movie. I love this movie!
"Nature has an order, a power to restore balance. I believe he is that power!" FUCKING EPIC!!!! If Godzilla is nature's order, then King Ghidorah must be nature's chaos.
Mother Nature's agents
Gidorah wouldn't be any of those though. He is extraterrestrial.
Ghidorah is an alien...He is not of this world.......he is an alien......He is not nature's chaos...He is chaos itself........
I think the best candidate for nature's chaos would be Destoroyah.
@@damonwillis3004 Which would fit considering his nickname "The Devil of the Kaiju".
This movie would've been perfect if they just took at least two thirds of Kickass' screentime and redistributed it between his dad, Godzilla and Dr. Serizawa.
AKA, you have Bryan Cranston, why are you only giving him 15 minutes of time WTF.
@@JnEricsonx because Bryan Cranston isn’t actually that good of an actor?? I personally love him but he belongs selling meth or being the father too 4 absolute shitheads of kids 🙂
@@JnEricsonx It wasn’t 15 minutes, it was 40 minutes.
Eh, I think it was a good call on killing him off. Makes the movie seem more realistic and tragic. In reality you can’t exactly control who lives and who dies especially in that situation. And at least his death wasn’t in vain.
We call him.....Gojira...
SKREEEEOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!
Ve cole heem... Gojira
Serizawa referred to him as Gojira and the U.S. Navy referred to him as Godzilla.
*Roll credits*
That sentence was chilling
Man, this movie was shot in a way that if you didn't know it was a movie, you could pretty much buy anything happening on the screen.
Things I hated about this movie
1) Ford's family center of attention
2) Godzilla barely got any necessary screentime
3) Killing off Bryan Cranston
Things I loved about this movie
1) The Movie didn't stray from its nuclear message
2) It was actually pretty realistic
3) Godzilla's design looked awesome
4) The Muto's were pretty destructive and actually served as good realistic villains to this universe
5) The final fight scene
Godzilla got all the screen time he need in 1954 movie because he was the only monster in it, at least in the other movies they didn't cut away when he was fighting monsters and destroying shit
no, more like this
Godzilla charges, as the male muto flies and lands on he's back biting down on he's neck and head. Godzilla tries to rid him off, but as the muto lowers and bites down on he's neck, Godzilla was able to grab it's front hooked leg and throws him off.
As Godzilla charges, but the male muto manages to slap Godzilla in the face with he's wing and fly off, Than cut to the Brody's kid watching the news
well more like slamming him to the ground, not throwing, and besides what a troll move to have planes exploding and Godzilla makes he's entrance, roars he;s return just to cut away to he's kid watching the news. Dick move Gareth Edwards
robert white agreed :)
Would you call how Steven Spielberg directed Jaws a 'dick move' as well, out of curiosity?
You know, Monarch seems like an organization that knows how to save wildlife by studying the biology of every titan they discover and understanding why they have originated on Earth before humans began killing off animal species into today's world. Every time I see Godzilla: King of the Monsters, I get very annoyed with the fact that a lot of people, including the US government, are in favor of making Monarch held accountable, putting it under military jurisdiction and killing off the titans. Godzilla is both proof and the key to coexistence, and Serizawa is my favorite character because his admiration for Godzilla and the titans is well shown in this movie and KOTM
Well, they did hide vital information regarding the Titans. So it is still partially their fault. But even so, the most we saw of what kind of damage the Oxygen Destroyer could do (only give Godzilla a concussion and zip to Ghidorah) I doubt they could take out any of the Titans through conventional weapons.
Godzaill isn’t about coexistence he don’t care about humanity
after seeing Shin Godzilla I appreciate the 2014 film even more
Paul Bennett same
You did not dislike "Shin Godzilla," did you?
George Hamilton I didn't love it... I liked the premise, the Shin version didn't do much. It reminded me of the SimCity computer game where hey introduced Godzilla as a city planning issue.
I thought 2014 had much more action and a better rendering of Godzilla.
I like both
Well, what do you guys expect! Shin Godzilla is only meant to the Japanese audience. Plus, Legendary Godzilla is 100% faithful to the Japanese Godzilla in heroic spirit while Shin Godzilla is faithful to the original Godzilla film, Ishiro Honda's Gojira, as the dreadful spirit of Nuclear Horror.
Idk why i love the way he says “Godzilla”
2014: We call him....Gojira
2019: Saraba, tomo yo
go go godzilla
click…click… BOOM!!!
I genuinely think the predicament the humans are in is brilliant.Humanity's only means of defense against the titans would undoubtedly be to nuke them.But thats just like giving them a Red Bull on steroids.
The pure force would probably kill them, it’s just that it’d cause a lot of collateral damage.
So the bombs they dropped just overpowered Godzilla?
He enjoyed the breakfast after such a long sleep...lol
Simi Dunlop you mean he survived Ghidorahs arrival?
@@KingCraze22 maybe the reason he went into deep hinernatikn is because of the wounds he got from fighting kg. While kg was out unconcious too, the ice age froze him? Jist my two cents.
@@KingCraze22 yaeh pal sicne ghidprah is alien..its his duty to kill him since he is at the top of the food chain
@Simi Dunlop The Permian extinction wasn't caused by a meteor
One of the best scenes of the movie. . .
Godzilla 2014 is the literally and obviously the birth of the Monsterverse which kick - started all the Monsterverse films and Godzilla 2014 is the best film to have such an ominous, eerie and chilling tone and style which made it thrilling and quite interesting to delve into and it conveyed its realism which made it quite scary and very realistic; the tension eerily rises which gave it a satisfying result and story and the beautiful, vast shots of Godzilla and the M.U.T.O.S are just amazing! The scale is splendidly well and large!
Man this fictional science shit is interesting and satisfying af!
The problem with it is that it is fictional I'd rather it be real
That’s just one of the beauty’s about the monsterverse is that it seems like it could be real millions of years ago.
@@stevenjones4059 you're joking right?
Bruh they showed the same after credits in Skull Island in Godzilla. They just zoomed in so we couldn't see Mothra,Rodan, and Ghidorah!
TheEpicReactor yup!
What? When?
yeah its just the same thing
Maybe they passed down the clip? And they already knew about Godzilla, Rodan, ghidorah, mothra
@@megamegaOthey all except ghidorah which they just encounter his at antartica..
I like this protagonist more than the one from King of the Monsters. The only thing that sucked about the 2014 Godzilla, was that there was not enough screen time for Godzilla. The Protagonist from King of the Monsters was annoying. Him and his family. They should've made the Japanese guy as the Main protagonist in KOTM. His character was likable.
Dr serizawa
Yeah The director of KotM clearly didn't like inhairiting other people's characters, he knew his sucked in comparison.
@@damonlongstreet8630 boring solder man
@@travishylton6976 I'll take boring soldier over painfully cringe 11, Deadpool Kid, Black Alex Jones, Phone commercial guy and female monster hilter that the movie calms is really just misunderstood.
@@damonlongstreet8630 EXACTLY, plus Ford ACTULLLY did something to help Godzilla and was brave, whereas in later movies the humans do nothing but run away and scream
"They were trying to kill it. *Him*."
That line tells you so much about just how powerful this version of Godzilla can be when the Hydrogen Bombs, something potentially more lethal than nukes are literally FOOD to him.
Also, how even the Oxygen Destroyer in this universe is only enough to give him the equivalent of a concussion when in the original movie, it was the only thing that could kill him. No wonder Monarch was so terrified if he turned his ire on humanity.
The oxygen destroyer nearly killed him in kotm, it didn't almost knock him out
He retreated from the area before the oxygen destroyer could kill him.
Such a thinly veiled exposition dump. However the sheer atmosphere of it all kind of makes it work.
I mean, there’s really only so many ways to deliver that kind of information. A formal briefing scene fits with the overall tone/aesthetic of the film.
just realised that both Ford and his wife are the Maximoff twins
That I knew it that same year when Godzilla was released. And I was hyped to see them again in Age of Ultron.
That’s not messed up at all!
Legendary has a tendancy for "Borrowing" actors from marvel, I mean half of kong skull island's cast is from them.
It suits it well too considering in the ultimate comics universe they dabble in some incest.
@@taegotkash that would be funny if the monsterverse was actually the ultimate universe.
This and the opening scene were really great.
1:29 I wish they explored more about this in the movie. In comics it says it's a Godzilla like creature called Dagon and it was killed by Muto Prime by lays it's eggs inside Dagon to absorb his radioactive energy and feed his babies. Those babes became Muto's we saw in the movie. This fight is actually kinda personal for Gojira. Like taking a revenge on them.
At 0:50, on the projection screen, I could see part of Mothra's wing they were covering. I saw the full picture in the post-credit scene of Kong: Skull Island.
One of my favorite scenes from this movie.
Tony: tell me his name again
Me: Gojira the king of monsters
Who's here After Godzilla King of the Monsters?
Me
Me!
Right here.
The only thing I don't like about KOTM is that in regards to the events in this movie, the government and military wanted to kill off all of the titans that Monarch has discovered. Believe me, I know the US military and Government are established to safeguard our nation, I'm not on the page of the extermination of the Titans, and I don't want them roaming the world out of control, but if we don't want this world to destroy itself by mankind or the titans, then humanity should find ways to coexist with the titans.
@@jacobhutchinson332 That is the whole point of KOTM, Vera Farmiga’s character Emma did not want the government and military to kill the titans which is why she rebuilt the Orca to communicate with the monsters and coexist with them, Serizawa did not want the titans to be killed as well. The director for KOTM was trying to explain the stupidity of humans of not letting Mother Nature take its course or use these titans for war and such things and I believe he did a good job at that
I love scenes that minor characters introduced the main character as if they are praising it.
1:58 Mothra reference?
A male muto in my country!!!!!!!!! Dun Dun Dun there is a monster in my country
@Matthew Simmons I know that, but when he said " hatched like a butterfly " it's a clear reference to Mothra
@@sunnyshineup1914 Philippines?
I kinda prefer Godzilla 2014 over Shin Godzilla. I'm sorry, but Shin Godzilla just felt kinda alienating as it was intended more for a Japanese audience and it came off as boring. This was a traditional Godzilla movie with a Hollywood style budget as well as a love and respect for the franchise and I can't wait for Godzilla: King of the Monsters and Godzilla vs. Kong to come out in the coming years.
Western audiences dislike Shin because it was a critique to the Japanese government on how they mishandle the 2011 Fukushima/Tsunami disaster. I think it was only for the japanese audiences.
It's interesting how we view godzilla from different perspectives. When I first saw godzilla, I saw him as a large destructive dinosaur with the simple goal to destroy anything that gets in his way, a primal force of nature bound to nothing but pure animal instinct. However, after I watched the original film from 1954, I learned that godzilla or Gojira, was a spiritual representation of nuclear destruction. Since then, godzilla was developed into either a protagonist or an antagonist depending on how people see him. And now today, there are people who say they don't like shin godzilla and prefer legendary godzilla? Sometimes, people need to take a moment to look at why monster characters are created in the first place and what they mean to the creator.
I enjoyed it, I thought it was an interesting film. My only thing is that I disliked the design. His face especially was jarring to me.
@@connorgolden4 he's a malformed animal created from radiation what did you expect
@@connorgolden4 I really loved shin's design due to his disfigurement, his very presence is terrifying, and if that's not enough, the form we see him in the majority of the movie is not even his final form. There's a theory where at some point things that normal organisms need to thrive on will not even be necessary to shin. He could destroy the entire earth given enough time.
*A God For all Intents and Purposes*
This movie was the best of the lot. Far and away.
"We called him...Gojira!" The top of primodial alpha predator, A God"
That's sounded so badasss!
After watching King of the Monsters, I kinda wish LT. Ford Brody get more involved with Monarch and be part of the G-Team.
I would love to see Ford make a comeback. Sadly, the rest of the fandom would not.
I would like to see the Brody family cross paths with Mark and Madison Russell, provided that if the next Monsterverse film features Godzilla, the five aforementioned human characters are better written.
I imagine he decided one run-in with Titans was enough for him and his family, and probably went to live somewhere remote and Titan-free with a hefty pension for his service.
3:40 that's a badass quote. The final quote in video.
I wish Joe Brody got to be in more of these movies as a sort of appointed expert on the Titans, but I'm still glad we got Ken Watanabe got to play a big role and I really love the lore
"An ancient alpha predator".
The lore building on Godzilla alone is incredible man.
What if they use the bones, that they found in the Philippines, to create Mechagodzilla????
Rebel Alliance Legendary only has rights to Ghidorah, mothra, rodan, Kong, and Godzilla.
YOU NEVER KNOW.
Actually in this case I do
Alexeratops YT maybe if Godzilla KOTM gets a billion dollars Toho will give them access to even more monsters.
Rebel Alliance those bones in the Philippines were another Godzilla it probably got killed to King Ghidorah.
This scene is so interesting.
Anyone else looking forward to Kong: Skull Island?
Henry Stanley Came here after watching it.
yep
Kong Skull Island post credits scene is so awesome
@@jordandionz8877 and this year is now happening: Godzilla KING OF THE MONSTERS
@@RizkymArifin yep lol
I actually liked the focus on people given that any monster movie IMO is more about the attempts of people to survive these sorts of things.
Who else got chills when he said the line!??
"Nature Has An Order. A Power To Restore Balance. I Believe He Is The Power."
-Dr. Ishirō Serizawa
In Memory of the human characters that had been in the monsterverse since the first MonsterVerse Movie Godzilla 2014 Dr Ishiro Serizawa ( Ken Watanabe ) , Dr Vivienne Graham ( Sally Hawkins ) the Monarch Scientists along with the Military General Admiral William Stenz ( David Strathairn ) . The main human Characters of the Monsterverse
Godzilla is both a god & monster
Ghidorah is death & fear
Destroyah is extinction & chaos the end of all
playstationsteve No. Destroyah is death and fear.
Monster X is chaos and destruction.
Nah Destroyah is Godzilla ultimate foe so that title fits him Monster X is oblivion
playstationsteve Nope. King Ghidorah is the greatest enemy of Godzilla since the Showa era.
Ghidorah in this universe is described as an Living Extinction Event he literally is death and fear. Monarch has given it the code name : Monster Zero but it has also been described as "The Devil Has Three Heads". I love DESTROYAH! but the fact that Ghidorah is Godzilla's main rival is unquestioned
playstationsteve what?! Ghidorah is like Godzilla’s Joker, he’s his arch nemesis!
Hell, MechaG is higher on the list than Destroyah.
1954. that's when the first godzilla movie came out. the ultimate movie reference
During the time of this movie, I wonder if Conrad and Weaver along with Houston Brooks and San are still alive (it's unlikely Marlow may still be). (It's such a shame what happened to Nieves and Randa.). Serizawa and Graham were likely in their teenage years when the group mentioned above went to Skull Island. Not to mention what the future holds for Monarch to uncover as after all, Godzilla and Kong are not the only giants. I can't wait to see Mothra, Rodan, and Ghidorah make their debuts next year. What other giant monsters (like Gamera) would you like to see join this Monsterverse?
Brooks had a cameo in kotm and there's a theory that Alan jonah is actually conrad so who knows
While I wish Godzilla was onscreen more, I love the build up to his first appearance.
Definitely one of the best scenes of many ones.
Such a great scene,, reveals who the true hero of the movie is
Monarch used to be so cool. In this movie, they felt like the shadow government or the deep state. Now they just feel like scientists with laser guns
3:20
Did I just spot Gamera's Japanese name on the projection screen corner?
Henry Stanley Close enough! It say "Kamera" (カメラ)
Right, I figured. But is it really a coincidence?
+Henry Stanley Idk, in my opinion it is mentioned because that's the way to write camera in japanese. But in the other hand, it could be a Easter Egg for the Kaiju itself!
Dario.JCC 18 lol kamera means camera in polish
@@qubox692 ok
what music used in this scene is amazing
Could the bones of the dead Godzilla be used to make Mecha Godzilla in a future film? That's how they made Mecha Godzilla in the original Japanese films.
Nice catch.
They just take 4 main Toho kaijus and others not ( Godzilla,Ghidorah,Rodan n Mothra) pretty sure Mecha Godzilla not likely to appear
Legendary does not have rights for mecha Godzilla and other kaijus
Dagon.
It’s possible now
Godzilla took a nuke to his face and lived. He’s face is in the dictionary when you look up “badass”
i think the monsterverse has a powerful message. the world is about to be taken back by its previous owners and we can either run or die, while they battle it out. be humble in the face of nature and things you don't understand.
If this was real, this would have been the greatest cover-up in human history.
3:46 Jeremy pretending to be Godzilla: I need to restore balance to the force.
Cool that its links with the new show on apple tv
Not really :/. Both as two different stories of origins of Monarch organization
How on earth did we go from chilling scenes like this to the two hour long theme park 3D ride that was Godzilla vs Kong??
That “ it awakend something “ is so heavy man like you could feel that he’s talking about a GOD 😅
Looks like these people I've been studying Godzilla for years.
Every time they come close to studying him alludes them.
The mutos were the opening act for King Ghidorah.
1:16 Then I thought that survivor from the Japanese Fishing Ship in the 1998 version pronounced Godzilla in that language. “Gojira. Gojira. Gojira.”
We call him...Gojira
This is the best part
Funny how they take turns in their presentation without interrupting once the other one. Seems they had some practice in the past :P
I love Ken Watanabe's accent
This was our first hint of how the Titans communicate via Bio-acoustics.
2014: We call him Gorjira
2019: These Legends what do they call him?
Ghidorah the one who is many
An ancient Alpha predator. One of many. Deep in the dark of the pacific.
1:13 Dr Ishiro Serizawa: we call him....Gojira "Godzilla"
I wonder why they didn't tell Ford that they also call him "Godzilla".
Did you notice the moment when serizawa slowly looks towards the screen
ITS THE SCENE WHERE THEY SHOW GHIDORAH
Long live the king 👑🔥
God, I miss when Monarch felt like the shadow government or the deep state. Now they just feel like scientists with laser guns and spaceships.
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I watched this film when I was six years old.
So if they communicate with echolocation, that’s just sound they just communicate with sound. WELL DONE SCIENTISTS.
It's funny how most pwoole assume that this movie created the concept of Godzilla being an ancient creature that's millions of years old instead of a dinosaur that was mutated by the atomic bomb when this actually a reference to the original 1954 films where they bring the idea of him being a monster that existed since the prehistoric era that was just awakened by nuclear weapons. Hell there's even official art showing that Godzilla did have other species like him, until the bomb destroyed his home, killed off the rest of his kind, and burned his skin.
0:35 The Fact Godzilla older than Mankind, from Dinosaurs era million years ago
godzilla 2 king of the monsters will be 2019.
No shit
@@kristian2319 What do you mean it was awesome
"We Call Him: Gojira."
-Dr. Ishirō Serizawa
1:13
Godzilla: King Of The Monsters
1:16
he said i belive he is the power
No shit captain obvious
They truly believe Godzilla to be the most powerful monster on the planet wait till they get a load of King Ghidorah then they will see power
given the spoilers, the implication is that Big G will face ghidora alone in the final battle
@Sonika japan beast*
A god, for all intents and purposes
We have two titans here Batang the bat titan and Eariga the eagle titan
Edit:(in the Philippines)
1:13 We call him… *Gojira.*
Still my favorite MonsterVerse film
“It’s a Monster”
Me: it’s a Lake Monster
Didn’t know Quick Silver was fighting Godzilla before or after Ultron killed him.
This film promotes incest, because Wanda is his wife in this film. 😂
Spoilers
RIP Serizawa, died for our King 😭
Goodbye...Old Friend.
Rizky Arifin
No stop please you’re going to make me tear up again 😭
@@TheShadowless oh yeah sorry.
R.i.p :(
Like, shit Ken, are you trying to to stack up heroic deaths? First Last Samurai, now this?
I believe HE is the Power.
LONG. LIVE. THE GOD.
"I believe he is the power" to kill kong
Super scene