Originally I had Blue Oyster Cult's version of Godzilla however it got copyrighted so I had to change it so that's why they have credits at the end lol, also this video had to remade multiple times to fix the copyright lmfao
Very good video but I'm pretty sure Godzilla (1954) was based on a incident that happened with nuclear testing that was called Lucky Dragon no.5 incident in which a Japanese fishing boat strayed into US H bomb testing which inspired Ishirō Honda. But you earned yourself a subscriber keep it up dude. 😎
I will say if you do another video with so called hd or other different video editing. Please don’t get rid of this one!!!!! I like the old vhs look of some of the videos you put in this!! It takes me back to my VHS days as a little boy!! Like you totally brought back so many memories for me little brother!!!
@@ShowyPopcorn Good news is Adam Wingard's Godzilla x Kong is the most profitable MonsterVerse film, and his top five favourite Godzilla movies are all Showa era except G Vs Destoroyah, so maybe the general public like it as long as the camp isn't above a 6/10 on the camp scale, and the monsters are motion capture CGI instead of man in a suit. The cinematography was also limited in the Showa era, because the CGI and modern motion camera tech was more primitive. You couldn't get a cool shot of the ocean waves freezing as the camera turns upside down and the music slows down, and you couldn't get epic close ups of Godzilla opening his eyes when he senses an unruly titan attacking humans, and the atomic breath couldn't light up the suit or look and sound as cool. Maybe Showa era was ahead of it's time. It couldn't really work for western audiences until new technological developments had been made, like if Van Gogh had died before oil paints were invented as a vessel through which his talent could flourish.
@@ShowyPopcorn thank u 4 that n thank 4 using clips from the James Rolfe aka the AVGN as he was 1 of the biggest Godzilla fans on the internet I’m curious r u familiar with Ryan George Collins aka the Omni Viewer
Originally I had Blue Oyster Cult's version of Godzilla however it got copyrighted so I had to change it so that's why they have credits at the end lol, also this video had to remade multiple times to fix the copyright lmfao
I cannot wait to see what they do next with the big G!!!! #LONGLIVETHEKING
May Godzilla’s legacy continue on for generations!
Long live the king!
I'm glad they didn't use the original concept and make Godzilla an Octopus
Very good video but I'm pretty sure Godzilla (1954) was based on a incident that happened with nuclear testing that was called Lucky Dragon no.5 incident in which a Japanese fishing boat strayed into US H bomb testing which inspired Ishirō Honda. But you earned yourself a subscriber keep it up dude. 😎
Yeah you are right on that, honestly should've included that but regardless I think overall nuclear energy is pretty much a basis for Godzilla
Still a good video though.
Great to see new creators that cover kaiju. Keep improving and keep up the good work!
Amazing video! Keep up the good work!😊
Good material and fair points made. Might want to work on the editing a tad though as you can improve on timing and quality of the cuts,
Thanks I appreciate the feedback a lot
I will say if you do another video with so called hd or other different video editing.
Please don’t get rid of this one!!!!!
I like the old vhs look of some of the videos you put in this!!
It takes me back to my VHS days as a little boy!! Like you totally brought back so many memories for me little brother!!!
Very well written and very epic
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But lots of Godzilla fans do love the Showa era films. I love camp. My favourite superhero of all time is Bayonetta.
Yeah but again that's us fans, to most casual audiences they poked fun at those films and didn't take Godzilla seriously
@@ShowyPopcorn Good news is Adam Wingard's Godzilla x Kong is the most profitable MonsterVerse film, and his top five favourite Godzilla movies are all Showa era except G Vs Destoroyah, so maybe the general public like it as long as the camp isn't above a 6/10 on the camp scale, and the monsters are motion capture CGI instead of man in a suit. The cinematography was also limited in the Showa era, because the CGI and modern motion camera tech was more primitive. You couldn't get a cool shot of the ocean waves freezing as the camera turns upside down and the music slows down, and you couldn't get epic close ups of Godzilla opening his eyes when he senses an unruly titan attacking humans, and the atomic breath couldn't light up the suit or look and sound as cool.
Maybe Showa era was ahead of it's time. It couldn't really work for western audiences until new technological developments had been made, like if Van Gogh had died before oil paints were invented as a vessel through which his talent could flourish.
Amazing 👏
And subscribed.
That a lot of godzilla franchises
I watch the first movie gxk
Oh dear god please don’t use information from Dr Skipper that did not have the best understanding of Godzilla in or out of America
Nah I didn't lol, already know how bad it is
@@ShowyPopcorn thank u 4 that n thank 4 using clips from the James Rolfe aka the AVGN as he was 1 of the biggest Godzilla fans on the internet I’m curious r u familiar with Ryan George Collins aka the Omni Viewer
@@brianjordan3841 I've seen some of his stuff but haven't rly watched it that much
@@ShowyPopcorn when u have the necessary time I highly recommend his material
@@brianjordan3841 Will do 🫡