GODZILLA MINUS ONE Official Trailer
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- Опубліковано 2 вер 2023
- GODZILLA MINUS ONE
In postwar Japan, a new terror rises; Godzilla.
Will the devastated people be able to survive... let alone fight back?
Written and Directed by: Takashi Yamazaki
In theatres nationwide December 1, 2023.
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I like how Toho is modernising the franchise without losing their style or identity.
Big chonk Godzilla best Godzilla
This right here. A modern day re-release of the original. I hope to god its good!!
Are you saying that a Godzilla movie can exist without a stupid human side plot involving talentless pop culture icons?
Surely you jest...
@@TexZenMaster Shin Godzilla came out a while ago brother man
@@booya2kchonkzilla
It’s always refreshing to see Godzilla return to his villain role every once in a while. And the fact that this movie is set right after Japan loses WW2.
Godzilla Earth? Godzilla Ultima?
Tbf he was never inherently a villain more like anti-hero at first then just becoming good after realizing humans ain’t so bad.
In your mirror.
@@WioWio-sf5pc This isn't a Hollywood production
@@WioWio-sf5pc Japan has rejected the wokery and kept it's identity
This was genuinely a masterpiece. I never expected a Godzilla film to be this amazing but my god. One of the best movies I've ever seen in a movie theater.
I just watched this movie, and 100% agree.
I've seen it six times now, always bringing someone else to experience it, and to my surprise they (not being Godzilla fans) have liked it. The response that this movie has had from casual movie going audiences (being subtitled no less) is just astounding so happy for this movie and its success!
overall great movie, not the best in a theater... while it is also very well done in many ways.
Is the movie with subtitles in the theater or have they had English translators. Asking cuz I wanna watch it but my family won’t be able to read it fast enough lol
@@fairy_arii1946this is what happens when you don't pay attention in school
Historic moment.
Godzilla minus one won the Oscar.
After 70 years he got One from Minus 😏
overrated
@@harsacittamehari9493 It is far better than Godzilla x kong the new empire.
@@kyoanii Facts
My favorite part of this whole trailer is how they managed to implement the impact that godzilla inflicts to the city by just walking! Like the ground breaks with every step
Finally
@@mariog6513 fr
Imagine being in a theater and just hearing his footsteps like you're actually standing in his line of view
*OH LAWD HE COMIN!*
@@zachalejandro nightmare fuel
Looks incredible ! I love the way they show Godzilla isn't just walking around, he destroyes EVERYTHING.
He’s better then 2021 fr fr
@@mulerobinson2639 are you talking about Mothra? If yes then yeah she is kinda annoying
That’s boring it’s been done already countless times. We need something more like him fighting Anguirus his only known rival at the time.
Best part about this Godzilla aside from being a physical power house and nightmare fuel is that he is a fat joke gold mine.
@@gachagamingfox no, she's human.
“That monster will never forgive us” is by and large the most chilling and amazing line ever uttered in a Godzilla film.
Don’t exaggerate
I cringed so hard, I guess for minors nowadays its considered "cool"
@@ricxwav6061 🤡🤡🤡
@@ricxwav6061hollywood soy detected
It’s the weight of the grim reality of a beast of vengeance that uses the poison mankind unleashed upon the world against them.
I love that you can feel the overwhelming power of Godzilla, even the apocalyptic theme returning to Godzilla's original message.
the scene in the film when Godzilla is below the battleship in the ocean and shoots the beam upwards and blows it up and the scene in the city when he shoots the ray into the ocean and the blast blows everything backwards and then the blast comes back again the opposite way.🤣😊
you know you are doing great with a character, when even 69 Years later it still gives goosebumps generation after generation
Jaja 69
Nice
Godzilla is amazing. Every iteration
Nice
Nice
This monster never seems to get old for me. Always innovating on the design while staying true to the beast. Must see in theatres.
The roar is stunning to hear in cinemas.
A True King ;)))
I think you will figure it out one of these days. Maybe another 5 to 10 years watching that woke crap on TV and it may come to you.
Just realising that Godzilla was the Nukes
*cough cough
Godzilla 2000
*cough cough
This movie has won an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, a well deserved Award.
indeed it was very hard to decipher that it was over 90% CGI'd!! Good work!
The time has come.
The Godzilla franchise won his first Oscar ever.
Congratulation.
What a great time to be a Godzilla fan.
Long love the king.
"That monster...will never forgive us"
That line sent chills. I like that.
"It can't be helped"
@@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 idk, yurusu means more like to excuse or forgive, so its more accurate to say "will never forgive us" than "it can't be helped"
Then you are a pathetic person, what does that even mean? “That monster will not forgive us”
It’s fucking Godzilla it just walks as it pleases, everyone to him is the size of an Ant.
I wonder, since it mentioned that this is set after a war, that it means WWII and that Godzilla isn't forgiving Japan for its actions? If so, this is a big step in Japanese cinema, since I've heard they tend to downplay or even play the victim from that time period.
@@ramell4 I think thats exactly what theyre going for, especially with the animosity china still very much has towards Japan for its actions. I hope theyre taking this in that direction.
"That monster will never forgive us," followed by the roar was absolutely bone-chilling.
❤
The original roar!!!
Loved the shot of him in the reflection too omg
This is The Godzilla that we want! This is Amazing!
Relax it’s just the original roar from the Akira ifukabe.
Just saw this movie this weekend. One of the best films of all time and in my top 5, out of the 1000s of movies I've seen in my life. Simply perfect!
Just saw this film and was blown away with how incredible it was. It puts modern American films with big budgets to shame. This film combined a compelling humanistic story with the thrill of kaiju. Fantastic film. Definitely go watch this!
@Jeron-ft9fo You just mad nobody liked bros .....
@Jeron-ft9fo well for one thing this movie doesn't spoon feed the audience with crappy exposition dumps. It doesn't try to shoehorn modern day nonsense where it doesn't belong. It has excellent character development with our hero.
@Jeron-ft9fo UA-cam really needs a hahaha button. I will explain in a vernacular better suited for your cognitive ability.
Movie good. Focus on story and not politics. Movie not explain every polt point. Movie makes you think for yourself. Movie relate to human. Not to human chosen tribe or thought in human head.
@Jeron-ft9fo *you're
The idea of Godzilla holding a grudge against an entire country, then waiting for them to be at their weakest before striking at them again is... It's actually really chilling.
Godzilla is intelligent
America: *drops two nukes*
Japan: “can it get any worse”
Godzilla: *powerful enough to destroy the country at any time BUT waiting for when it’s at its lowest*
“This looks like a job for me” *eminem playing*
bing chilling
that's literally the plot for godzilla "all out attack" so it's not very new so to speak
@juniorm3683 Gojira be fighting for the Chinese right after what Japan did to them.
Love this moment when Godzilla took a step and the ground was pushed up. Stunning.
the godzilla 2012 one is different right?
Yeah, the asphalt of the pavement gets flipped up, and you can see an entire crowd of people get launched into the air.. and all he's doing is *walking*.
Yeah, I honestly really loved that. It made his steps feel extremely impactful!
Given how much a creature that size has to weigh, it wouldn't make sense if our paltry streets WEREN'T shattered and thrown around. It's definitely more awesome this way.
It's the way the ground momentarily supports his weight before giving way that really makes that shot.
This one nearly flew under the radar. I spotted it randomly whilst looking at film listings. 10/10, I literally have no words on how great this film is and what a joy it was to watch such great storytelling and action. I echo the thoughts of other comments about how emotional this film was. The themes it touched on. This pisses all over anything Hollywood produced and will ever produced.
Man, not going to lie. This is a really good version of Godzilla. There were even a few tears in the audience. Very pleased and very well done!
Can we just applaud Takashi Yamazaki? This man directed, wrote, and did the VFX of this movie. Even if this movie someway, somehow manages to fail, you gotta give this man props.
ok
I guess Takashi Yamazaki had the overall responsibility for the VFX, but surely he didn't do it all by himself? If that is the case, it surely puts a lot of other (large) VFX teams to shame!
@@runewinsevik8471in what possible sense? It looks like it was done a decade ago at least.
@@runewinsevik8471 He's probably the senior VFX supervisor, which is a very technical job, which requires you to have a lot of knowledge of VFX. But he's not making them, the company Shirogumi is the one handling all the VFX (as far as I searched), at least post production, couldn't find much on practical vfx.
@@Sebastian_Espinoza13 Shirogumi is the company Yamazaki got his start at.
“That monster…will never forgive us.” I love that line. This movie is gonna be great
Will see.
The translation is great. Usually "yurusu" in that sense means to "tolerate, accept, condone" since the people may have not done anything to Godzilla that would require "forgiveness", but that translation sends shivers down the spine.
@@makokx7063this is post war Japan Godzilla is basically karma for what Japan did in Asia
@@unkown981More likely Godzilla is meant to represent American occupation and destruction of traditional culture.
This is movie is going to be mid GXK: the new empire will be many times better
It's about humanity, love, and war. There were tears in my eyes. Will go down as one of the classics of all time--and this generation's matter-of-fact Godzilla movie that just slays.
I never expected a Godzilla movie to make me cry...
It's nice to see Godzilla treated as a horror monster instead of just an action hero
Shin Godzilla?
@@wa-bu3keExactly my thought, apparently they only think of the monster verse universe. Even though Godzilla is more of an anti-hero... And even though Toho has made multiple Godzilla movies where he is also like that or just straight up the hero. That means the last three Godzilla movies he hasn't been some action hero. He has been Godzilla, doing Godzilla things.
Yeah but Shin Gojira was a monster, not hero. That movie is amazing.
Yes, fighting robots!! :))))
His best roles were as the horror villain (GMK). But godzilla 2000 was one of the best hero films
It really feels like a modern proper remake of 54. The roar, the atmosphere, the destruction. What a time to be a Godzilla fan
Is this a remake of that movie from 54? I am not a big fan of remakes..,
@@eufrosniad994 No, it's not. "54" was set in Tokyo, which was revived in 1954, but "-1.0" is set in Tokyo, where Japan lost the war in 1945 and there was nothing.
definitely the most intimidating version of godzilla i will say. the scars and look of him gadamn and what hes able to seemingly able to do throwing boats and everything around this'll defo slap hard.
@@Hazarchy_Kaoru My guy, Tokyo is in Japan
@@Hazarchy_Kaoru1954 Takes place in Tokyo.
Can you believe this movie was made with a budget of 15 million??
Blows all those 200+ million dollar budget marvel movies out the water not even close
@@CKAterminaters that's because all new mcu movies are shit. I dare u to compare it to endgame or even civil war let's see who wins 😂
@CKAterminaters that's Hollywood in general flops like WB with flash Baby cost them more just for that CGI baby
Hollywood include food 😂😂
WHAT!!!!! 15 MILL??? THE CGI IS BETTER THAN MOST MOVIES TODAY
This movie was really really good. Definitely one of my top favourite movies of the year. I cried at a few scenes so it was very emotional. Literally a masterpiece movie I loved it so much 😭
"That monster will never forgive us" confrims that this is exactly the kind of Godzilla story I love.
No not at all, believe me they're going to play victim all the way to the end.
@@neo-filthyfrank1347 Why tf are you saying things you haven't before?
@@neo-filthyfrank1347tf are you on about? Nukes and monster symbolizing nukes isn’t playing the victim. Is it cuz of the war crimes? That was the military not the citizens
@@neo-filthyfrank1347
Same. I love when Godzilla fights other monsters but when he's on his own and is shown as an unstoppable, terrifying beast is the best.
"That monster… will never forgive us." As it cuts to Godzilla’s roar sends chills up my spine. As a lifelong Godzilla fan, I can’t wait to see this in theaters. This looks amazing!
Imagine if it was shin godzilla
FOOKIN YES
👌🏾
I like when godzilla fights other kaiju though. We already had a scary godzilla which was shin. Still will watch anyway
@@Mdkisi508that would be cool but unfortunately make no sense just because of timeline wise. If it was in the same timeline I would've agreed with and make a theory story myself
I saw this the night it dropped. Out of any viewable / watchable media content that I've seen this year, Godzilla Minus One is special. The whole team behind the movie is amazing. This film has something that has been missing in most media...soul.
Can safely say that this is the Godzilla film we need right now. An absolute triumph of Toho Cinema.
I love the way they show Godzilla not only walking around, but destroying everything.
monsters should act like monsters
Still better than the BS previous 3 U.S. Godzilla movies
@@katharsis3754dafuq? The last 3 were amazing. What are you smoking lol?
@@anggiwidie231 he aint acting like a monster, his actions are deliberate
Oooo that’s a first
I think the most amazing aspect is that we see people's deaths. We don't watch Godzilla walk through city streets from an eagle-eye view, we're on the ground as Godzilla tears through buildings and people are flung into the air or crushed. The human suffering is always hidden away, which will make this movie truly horrifying and real.
Last time when people were shown dying was in GMK back in 2001...
Yeah, this is what we call a ‘throwback’. Looks very promising!
@@Altern8OneThey sorta show a family die in Shin... Also the helicopter.
Historically, the only group to kill more people than Godzilla is the Jesuits. I suspect we will never see Godzilla trample the Vatican.
Its like the first one from 1954 (japanese version)
Just saw the movie, it left me speechless and in tears, Hollywood can suck it, this is how you make a Godzilla movie. Much thanks to the amazing team that created this masterpiece that will be spoken about for years to come.
The film is hardly a “masterpiece.” Japanese acting, by and large, is simply not in the same league as the rest of the world. And yes, the special effects and action sequences are certainly the best I’ve ever seen in a Japanese production and the human story is better than most giant monster films, but it still doesn’t fully gel with Godzilla’s reason for being.
@@RocStarr913
whatever makes you happy buddy
@@RobertoSu Don’t patronize me.
One of the best movies of the year, this should be a Oscar consideration I'm so fucking serious...
While I'm sure most of us here (probably nearly all of us) agree with you, I'm afraid it will never happen. The woke "hellywood" cult is still pissed off that Godzilla vs Kong out-grossed Nomadland (Hollywood's Best Picture choice of that year) by over 12 to 1. And while Godzilla Minus One is a much better movie than GvK, Hollywood will still pretend it doesn't exist. Btw, did you know that GMO only cost 15 million to make!? Even allowing for double that amount for marketing and distribution, this film has already soared into the profit zone. Take note Hollywood, we're giving our money to people who actually entertain us. Good luck in bankruptcy now that the free money has run out.
god that moment in the film where this trailer music plays...🚢🔥🐊
It’s a perfect movie
I agree, but they won’t even consider it because: 1. They didn’t make it. 2. Not enough diversity. 3. No woke agenda.
@@datacipher all you folks complaining about "woke agenda" have become NPCs.
Godzilla has always been a fascinating paradox. He is a character with the dichotomy of being either a destructive monster and a metaphor for the dangers of nuclear power, or a comic book superhero and defender of Earth, as well as a symbol of Japanese national pride.
ikr, its either a monster movie or a superhero teamup lol, i dig them both though, always have since i was 5, growing up with the 70s and 80s Godzilla had me watching them like Power Rangers but with monsters lol
i prefer transformers over godzilla
@@DeRockMedia
@@MRMOSATHEGAMERboth, both is good
Paradox's created by dumb people. Godzilla is pure horror and should always be treated as such.
Or just a hungry giant crocodile.
That classic roar sent chills down my spine… it’s the first time a Godzilla roar actually sounded ominously frightening!
Watch the first one lol
Listen to Godzilla Earth's roar against Void Ghidorah. Shook my whole skeleton.
@@Flash-FireCCit sucked
Classic? It's absolutely not the original. It's a modern interpretation of it.
Because you know he just got nuked and is about to make them pay dearly for it...
I love this movie! This is a masterpiece. Humans characters are interesting and i care about them. This movie has heart.
And now Oscar winner! Congratulations Godzilla MINUS ONE. In my humble opinion, it should have been nominated for Best Picture.
It did win BEST PICTURE...In Japan, at the Academy Film Prize, which is equivalent to America's Academy and Oscars.
hi.I noted with regret how praised this film is. It is ridiculous. It is only saved by the special effects. The separate shots of people-monsters are too frequent, the script is a catastrophe and the interpretation too expressive of these Japanese men who look like some pampered little girls when it should have been a masculine attitude made me waste my time unnecessarily. how stupid can you be to appreciate such a film, I ask.
At its core, it’s just a typical Godzilla film, so that would have been a bad choice of Best Picture Oscar nomination.
Although I’m used to Godzilla being the protagonist, this classic antagonistic Godzilla has me screaming out of joy, never been so satisfied with the glory and beauty of such an iconic figure
I agree, no mecha-Godzilla BS to be seen. 🤔 Or tiny women resurrecting a moth to kick his ass either, unless that's in the next Trailer.
This one is pissed, he's fighting climate change the old ways
Y’all so weird, like I always hated protagonists even since a kid because it was annoying to know the plot each time, but y’all make every movie about “related to me” so everyone a protagonist even the “bad guy” 😂😂
Fuck let Godzilla destroy kill blow up he’s a damn monster like wdf ahahah
Stop drinking.
Dude really said he’s screaming out of joy watching a fictionalized monster destroy Japanese people already in mourning and distress after being fucked up after the war lmao glad you’re so entertained. This looks true to the nature of the creature tho and not the everybody’s our friend kumbaya bullshit hollywood has to do to every villain character.
As a 32 year old who's loved Godzilla my whole life... this is everything!
I loved watching the old black and white movies in complete darkness in my room as a kid and I always thought Godzilla was misunderstood. Then I had a nightmare of being chased by Godzilla in elementary school and somehow I found a red sports car parked in my teachers parking spot and stole it to get away. I was 12. XD. 🦖 🎶Oh no…they say he’s got to go, go go Godzilla. 🎶🤘I’m a little older than you, lol. In my 40’s. ;) SO EXCITED too.
As a fellow 32 year old. I agree
As a 54 year old fan of the big G, I couldn't be more geeked. They used to have Godzilla week on one of our local stations that showed movies at 4 o'clock every day, my dad would pull our old B&W TV into the kitchen so I could keep watching while I ate. So I have the extra nostalgia feels whenever a new one comes out!
As a 36 year old in the same boat, I concur
37 years old and in agreement
There have been alot of famous lines throughout all the Godzilla films but the line "That monster will never forgive us" is on a whole different level.
This is the best Godzilla movie I have ever seen!
I'm all for Godzilla being the hero, but I sure do love his roots and what he's meant to be portrayed as, a monster beyond the comprehension of men, a metaphor for destruction and outcome of war, except Godzilla is the personification of that. Just seeing this trailer gave me chills. I'm so pumped for this movie.
I can't wait for this movie. Big fan of Monster movies and Godzilla is the King of the Monsters.
Showa was the main era of Godzilla as hero, and that started with Ghidorah. Prior to fighting Ghidorah, Godzilla had no reason to do anything but look out for himself. Then he has to defend his home from alien invaders.... and also the Humans stop trying to blow him up.
why would godzilla be the hero? that doesn't make sense.
@@darkshadowsx5949 He was multiple times. Sometimes he is more of a neutral force of nature.
@@darkshadowsx5949for most of the movies made in Japan he was a hero or anti-hero. Very few Godzilla movies and a couple of Netflix series made him out to be an evil jerk.
From the looks of this trailer I think it’s really cool how much emphasis they’re putting on the devastation Godzilla causes to humanity. Not like it hasn’t been done in previous entries but to see the emotion the impact, the actual destruction of Japan in a perspective like this hasn’t been done in a while
Since 2016 even.
Well...its humanity's devastation coming home to roost.
True not in awhile and with a serious tone.
did you cry bro?…..watching the trailer?
sequel of Oppenheimer.
I've never cried so much in a movie
This is the best Godzilla film ever made
real
For someone that has been a Godzilla fan since childhood this is what I have always wanted: a modern remake of the original with all its themes and commentary intact.
The trailer didn't say much, but this is what gave me goosebumps. My first reaction was 'they're making a Godzilla movie with the themes up front and center again?!'
@@Iowa2006 did no one watch Shin Godzilla? I am hyped for Minus One, but Shin was awesome and did this like 7 years ago
The film you're looking for is called Shin Godzilla, which is exactly what you're talking about.
@@jamesn3122 Yeah, but technically Shin was trying to tell the story of what would happen if Godzilla appeared for the first time now, in the last decade, not only being the representation of the times of the Nuclear Bomb but also Fukushima, being shown as the representation of the bomb, the earthquake and the tsunami. This one is trying to put it closer to the original nuclear bomb, just after the defeat of Japan in Second World War in 1945 and not even being able to stand up after War.
Some of us didn’t like Shin or the evolving Godzilla. I know we’re in the minority but I’m excited for this because it looks like a remake of the original without all the extra stuff like Shin in it. Again I know what I’m saying is considered blasphemous to the Godzilla community but that’s just my opinion
The design for Godzilla is amazing considering it seems to be paying homage to what inspired his original design to begin with. Scarred, radiation-burnt flesh to signify the way he was created.
This design is similar to one in the 2021 ride where he fights Ghidorah.
@@johnnygallagher5718 It makes sense since both the Ride design and this one are made by the same director.
It is a combination of shin/90’s/2000/and legendary all in one
Nothing will ever be cooler than stuntman-in-suit though. I really miss that. CGI G is 100% noticeable.
This whole film feels like a homage to the original 1950's Gojira
I'm going to a theater to see this one. And I rarely set foot in a theater these days. That's how much I want to see this.
Agreed. And I've never even seen a single Godzilla movie.
totally worth it
This is the best movie I’ve seen in 10 years. 10/10.
yeah right
@@MohamedHossam-qd4wvyeah right Godzilla 2014 trailer now my like heart your name love you vc vai ficar para amanhã mesmo ok então pode Responder MohamedHossam-qd4w
@@MohamedHossam-qd4wv It’s genuinely an amazing movie. Tell me, what’s your favorite movie?
maybe the trilogy of the lord of the rings and you?@@Dominic-Decoco
@@MohamedHossam-qd4wv Godzilla minus one
"That monster will never forgive us" This line got me hyped especially if it means what I think it means. Godzilla being both a force of destruction and an actual character with goals and personality, the last where we see him completly scared made me hopeful we will dive into his tragic backstory too.
I mean the original 1954 godzilla was a representation of the horrors of nuclear destruction and a way for the japanese not to forget the atrocities they commited so i think this movie will expand more on that premise
@@ekris5072 I was about to say the said thing, glad someone else knows the original backstory. Looks like this movie will stay true to its roots as even the explosions and shock waves seem to have a style of nuclear destruction and radiation.
@@ToywarzLLC gotta give props to shin godzilla for recapturing that feel from 1954 godzilla. Godzilla doesnt look cool, he looks like a grotesque abomination made from nuclear devices.
@@ekris5072 which is pretty damn cool tbf
@@ekris5072 The original did look cool though.
Getting to see this movie in theaters was a blessing! What a fantastic movie!
I've already seen the movie and the trailer still gives me goosebumps 🔥
Same 😅
You can tell that this will be gory and brutal, since you hardly see people get directly killed by Godzilla, save for a handful of movies.
Like GMK where he demolishes the room of some hospitalised child
*can't
@@neo-filthyfrank1347 * can. You can literally see how he stomps at people and kills them at 0:30 and 0:35
I actually think this is where Toho might've taken a 'few' cues from Gareth Edwards' work in the Monsterverse. Like look, not everybody has to love those for various reasons, but Gareth Edwards in the 2016 one displays a gift for cinematography, and making monsters 'feel' as big as they look, that few others come close to. And in this trailer I couldn't help picking out a whole lot of shots that really seemed to draw on his style of direction. But you know what, I'm fine with that because it looks incredible.
@@livingcheese2910 how do you define gore?
people tend to forget the the original Gojira was intended as a horror movie, aimed at the horrors of nuclear weapons and war, i love how this brings him back to that root and makes him terrifying
also that roar is just...
just…😩
ok
More of a reminder to stop nuclear testing.
They already brought him back to his roots in Shin Godzilla
ok
I want to express my appreciation and gratitude to TOHO for producing this masterpiece! I hope this success will enable you to continue on telling this story and I'll be waiting for it as a newly gain fan of yours!
Domo arigato!
I just saw this in the theater today... Twice!
Movie of the year for me! Great acting, better than any other Godzilla movie before it.
peak has arrived
The goat has arrived
Indeed.
"It's gojira! "
P E A K
Do u think the main villain is some other creature i think they are trying to hide as same in Godzilla 2014 they show Godzilla but main villains were mutos
This movie looks incredible. Godzilla is CGI but still looks real and horrifying. I like how the destruction is shown, from the perspective of humans, being crushed, falling off buildings and getting stepped on, and I’m excited to see how they’ll do the scenes with battleships! I’m unbelievably hyped for this film!
There looks to be some miniatures, and I’m hoping Godzilla is motion capture
Of course cgi LOL
@@SlimKim3 if you’re gonna hate don’t watch this movie, we don’t need yo negative ass. Go somewhere else
@@mrgodzillaraptors8632how do you mocap a character that's taller than buildings?
@slimkim3950 Usually, you just animate and render the scenery and stuff around the mocap. I believe Shin Godzilla also incorporated mocap as well.
Just got back from the theater, it was amazing. So emotional, great soundtrack and acting. Tons of acting and even made me cry.
This film Took. Its. TIME. Thank you! Let us spend time with people and get to know them in your movies and we'll keep coming back over and over and over.
As much as that’s why giant monster movies often don’t tend to be very good, the human story in this still doesn’t mix that well with Godzilla’s reason for being.
I’m 68 years old, I have loved Godzilla since the first one came out way back in the day! I’ve already told my daughter that I want to see this movie as my Christmas present!
🤝
My dad is turning 60 and he always tell me stories tht he use to run home with his friend, so they can watch godzilla movies being played on TV, his favorite was war of gargantua
54 here and can't wait!
I'm 62 and have beena Godzilla fan most of my life.. Still have the child like wonder & awe of Godzilla .. I will be a hard core fan until my final breath...
I'm only a couple of years behind you, and I remember watching Godzilla movies Saturday afternoons, when I was a kid. There have been more than a couple of new Godzilla movies, in recent years, but this one feels a lot more like the originals. I'll definitely be seeing this one.
No matter what the form of Godzilla, no matter what the series.......Godzilla always gives me the chills.
facts
no one cares lmao
I agree!
Even the old rubbersuit Godzilla from the 70's had his moments.
@@definitelyweet5302u care enough to comment
This movie just won best visual at the oscars
The Japanese know how to make a good movie! Looks like the Godzilla I always wanted too see.
No, they don’t. Japanese films are largely meandering and plodding.
the way Godzilla is breaking the ground by stepping shows he's not messing around and i love it
he's a heavy hefty mf
You can see people being launched/rag dolled as well this is just brilliant.
Just watched it ,it was really good!
What a masterpiece love it!
The 'Godzilla Roar' that's been happening the last couple of movies is amazing.
I've never heard a reptile roar, but, whatever. ;-)
@@kkob
Gurgle. Chirp. Beep. Boop. Scream. Boof. Bark. Woof. His thing he does to celebrate victory after a flying drop kick.
@@Shadow62x Science takes the fun out of scifi, fantasy. Imagine how quiet and just... blank... Star Wars would be if it followed the science.
SCRIPT: Death Star silently implodes. Debris whirls silently out into space. Luke silently flies away in his x-wing fighter whooping silently into the void.
@@kkob
You don't have to apply real science 1:1 in media.
You just have to be internally consistent in your ruleset.
Godzilla has to be the only cinema character were they can keep making movies about him and we never get bored of him. Can’t wait to see this movie!
cough cough. "The Name is Bond. James Bond."
The Teens with the Half Shells just released a movie and now I’m seeing the next trailer.
The Turtles are a staple brand.
Batman Spider-Man
@@trevorphilips9065From the trusted desk of Trevor P.
@trevorphilips9065 both are overdone in cinema tbh, I'd rather new or lesser known marvel and dc characters get the spotlight
Even after nearly 70 years! They still bring the king of the monsters back to the screens! Let’s go Godzilla minus one!
I mean yeah, like who doesn't know who godzilla is?
@@lightningjadejavierinfants.
@@Will-Bettelheim except for them, actually even they know who godzilla is, if you let give them a godzilla toy then yeah they'll know who godzilla is
@@lightningjadejavier thats not how infants work💀
@@Will-Bettelheim nahhhh it totally is
It’s so refreshing to see a non-Hollywood film. It’s like a balm to my movie going soul.
At last a Godzilla film to be excited about, be awe-stricken by with a genuine human story at the centre of it, a film worthy of the Legendary GODZILLA !!!
Looks incredible !
Thumbs up 👍
Nice video
Nice 👍
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Well done
"From Zero to Minus" is very impactful. To face this terror post-war for Japan would be devastating
When I heard about this movie I was like "yes please"
*New GODZILA?)*
So is this the sequel to Oppenheimer?
@@nikitagaidach3962 no. Oppenheimer was a historical movie about real events that actually happened in the real world
@@nikitagaidach3962LMFAO
That Oscar was well earned
by far the best movie in 2023
Props to Toho for bringing this to American theaters one month after Japan's premiere.
I recall wondering when I'd get the chance to see Final Wars in theaters, back in 04/05.
The question is will it be subbed or dubbed in theaters? Better be subbed
@@derfrosch1487probably subbed
@@derfrosch1487Hopefully subbed
@@derfrosch1487 it will be both dub and sub. that was the case with shin gojira, shin ultraman, and shin masked rider.
@@crazyunclecrispy6140 sweet
The design feels like a mix between Heisei and Legendary. I absolutely love it.
Just like the ride version. Which is what this was based on.
Definitely has the Heisei look but the bumpy textures are like Monsterverse Godzilla
I feel like it looks more like Millennial then Heisei, at least the dorsal plates.
@@thegiftedfire3470 What are you talking about? The MV Godzilla is scaly not bumpy. The original Godzilla and most other Japanese designs have always been bumpy, he is supposed to look like he is severely burned and so he has wrinkly bumpy skin like charred meat.
@@elliotgandersen MireGoji's dorsal plates were much more jagged whereas these are straight like most other Gs.
字幕なのに、こんなに人気で嬉しい。2回見ました。
とても素晴らしかった。
Movie of the year.
1:22
Particularly this shot. Everything in this is incredibly harrowing, but seeing Godzilla himself horrifically burnt and scarred is something else. A force of nature, almost crippled, presumably from nuclear attack, is terrifying in itself.
this movie is going to swim in dark tones and themes, but that was not something i was expecting
Godzilla is verry dark, just its existence and story behind it. Then add found fotage, etc... I think Godzilla is a horror monster before it was made funky and stuff.
How can you tell he's scared? There's no way to tell his emotions. I mean it's giant lizard goes RAAAWR.
@AztekBlind I was wandering the same thing... Maybe pissed or angry but Godzilla is never scared
I think he meant to say scarred
@@thenaberius6081 yeah, Gojira (1952) is a disaser/horror movie more than anything
"That monster will never forgive us."
Absolute chills.
"boo hoo wahh nuclear bombs are bad whaddya mean we deserved it??"
It really reminds us of the idea that godzilla hates humanity as a whole for turning him into what he is now. It's symbolizes nature getting back at humans in the form of their most terrifying weapon.
I was chilled out and relax around then too
@@buildsparkling8911 And that's a reason why they drain Fukushima into Pacific right fucking now. Thats hillarious.
@@buildsparkling8911
Except there wasn't nuclear testing in the Pacific since World War 2 was ongoing. Ergo that can't be the reason on why Godzilla is attacking Japan.
Congrats to this movie winning best visual effects at the Oscars!
Unexpectedly impactful at an emotional and human level whilst still being a Kaiju film. Kudos for embracing a theme of redemption over death. Recommended.
The roar gives me chills. I love how it’s more of a horror film, it makes Godzilla look more of a threat. Looks incredible.
I prefer transformers over Godzilla
nobody asked mofo@@Sirdilophosaurusthethird2.0
That roar sounds very angry
It's the Og roar too!!
I still prefer the roar from 2014 Legendary
“From Zero to Minus”
There’s something horrifying about this concept. This is gonna be something special
lmao no there isnt
I think it’s cause they went back to Zero after WW2 but Godzilla is about to take them back to the Stone Age.
Godzilla I based on the bible Leviathan; the Elites knew this for A very long time and they put these secrets in movies to condition us for what coming. For Example, Jurrasic park Messed with the DNA to bring the Dinosaurs back, and now scientists are trying to bring dinosaurs back by gene engineering
Anyway let's compare Godzilla and Leviathan. They can't die no matter what; they can light up the sea with the shining of their eyes/fins.. They both breathe fire... They both have scales; sharp teeth; ETC.. They both have similar titles.. Godzilla King of the monsters; and leviathan is called king of all beast in the bible.. in some translations he's king over the children of pride
Even the director of Godzilla tweeted Leviathan verse toward godzilla.. Like I said the higher ups know Godzilla is the bibical Leviathan... God will release Leviathan in the end times to go after the wicked/Elites and the Elites already know this and that why they will the robots ready
Director was playing some MGS4 recently
What's next?Decimal?Fraction?
I'm on my way home from seeing it! Day One. So I won't say too much other than this: The human script, the visual sights and sounds and the monster action were altogether very awesome! As with Legendary's Godzilla 2014, this 2023 Toho movie ended with you wanting to see more, but the character of the monster was more true to the original movie's monster. The monster's look was about up there with that classic-faced 1964 version. It will be one of my top favorites.
Saw it. It was amazing. Best Godzilla film ever made.
This looks epic. What a time to be alive. Classic Toho style Godzilla and Legendary Godzilla stories at the same time. We are truly blessed by Godzilla.
Wait pls explain I’m sorry I’m lost is this not our legendary Godzilla? Is it a different universe or what
@@creativename74 this is toho's latest release. They are the originators of the character. Legendary was given the rights to create their own version. Two separate movie universes.
@@creativename74nah bud, this is proper Godzilla
Yea, its pretty awesome that we're getting both terror of nature Godzilla AND hero Godzilla content. Gives the whole fandom something to look forward to
@@borij11 oh I see I forgot legendary and Toho are separate sry lol
Yes, this is Godzilla done right. You really get the feel for the magnitude of the raw power and destruction that is Godzilla. I’m 53 yo woman and remember watching Godzilla on TV with my father. This trailer has such a nostalgic feel to it for me, because it takes the threat that is Godzilla so seriously and it makes you feel for the people of Japan.
I have higher hopes for this film because it's a Japanese company making it no Hollywood, but I wouldn't be praising it yet as good.
I'm 34 and when I was a kid I would watch all the old Godzilla movies with my grandmother, she was a huge fan! She's 74 now and I hope to take her to see it when it comes out!
This feels like the same tone from the og from 1954
well said...totally agree!!!!
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Here living in Japan, I’ve watched it 3 days ago and it was really good.
It’s clearly making reference and paying homage to the original film and Godzilla was scary as heck.
As here in America I can totally see the line of respect the Japanese had for the Godzilla films
That is why I'll see it and see it as homage to the ones who introduced me to Godzilla as a kid
I saw it last night. That movie was flawless. Great ending, too!
Brilliant film. Actually, an important film (more so than Oppenheimer). Very very smart, emotional, scary, and profound when taking its messages on war, the aftermath of war, and the power(lessness?) of regular citizens in the face of it all. Love the ode to the classic versions, but also to other films, like Jaws! And the sound, the chorus (of voices) toward the film's climax is haunting and divine, in the true sense of the word. Without a doubt it is award-worthy. Gotta see it again!
thats why i dont understand why people are complaining. the setup or composition is like the old classic movies and i love that. expecially with the music when he´s showing up. i liked the effects too. its a different experience with modern effects. i always compare this with the dude in a rubber-costume walking down papermache tokyo 😄
@Durka-Durka
Yeah that ending is really touchy
Specially the part where all characters were saluting Godzilla after taking him down
The best line from this trailer is that monster will never forgive us
There's so much inspiration going on in this trailer. Im getting 1954 vibes, Shin vibes, and even Legendary vibes. This movie really looks like its going to be the great film.
@CBreezie
The implication that you're given the notion that this film celebrates a portion of Godzilla's 69 year legacy says a lot.
Shin Godzilla my favorite Godzilla
I agree with the Shin vibes. Shin Chan was awesome!👍
Zero legendary vibes!
we finally might get a Godzilla film to get an Oscar - that be amazing.
I love the dichotomy between toho Godzilla and Legendary Godzilla in how they are both pictured as forces of nature... makes me all the more excited for this movie.
Legendary Godzilla is a hurricane, he doesnt care about humanity unless humanity is directly involving themselves in his business. Hes just there to do his job and defend his home
Toho Godzilla is like a man-made disaster, what happens when you poke at earth too much and earth pokes back. Hes directly targeting humans in retaliation.
Its two very different tones for the exact same character and we get to see both at the same time via different studios (given Monarch: Legacy of monsters will be releasing a month before this)
I see Toho’s Godzilla as the power of the atomic bomb and the people suffering from its power while I see Legendary Godzilla as us Americans using the atomic bomb and the people afraid of it but have to use it to save themselves. Toho created Godzilla as a representation of the bomb that nuke Hiroshima and Nagasaki. However, America was never bombed. We created the atomic bomb. So I think Legendary Godzilla being the antihero is more like a nuke we are using to save us, no matter how destructive it is. The citizens fear it but eventually realize it’s the only thing to save us. The legendary monster Godzilla fights in those movies to me represent enemy country’s attacking us and Godzilla being the nuke to make them surrender.
Bro I Want To Watch This Movie In Indian Hindi Language
I Love This Trailer So Much
Love From India🇮🇳
@@ChainsawManDude97 Perspectives are a wonderful thing.
This was a phenomenal movie most likely the best in my life.
masterpiece!!! omg i cant believe how incredible this film is it made me love cinema again!
Haven't been this excited for a movie since Shin.
This looks like it's going to be an amazing return to form, updated with modern tech and a much more brutal take.
Also, I love that shot of the ship flying into a destroyed building. The effects and camerawork are stunning!
The roar even has a hint shin in it!🤩
@@Gio5335gI am pretty sure most of Shin Godzilla's roars have parts of Godzilla 1954's roar.
This almost feels like a sequel to shin, the lines "Is that Godzilla?" and "It will never forgive us." Almost seem like there has been one before. Possibly the one in shin was this one's child. Shin was special, it could evolve like it did after all. So it was able to give it's mom the slip. But that doesn't make her any less angry.
I love how we make a godzilla movie and then Japan goes: interesting now see how the pros do it. Not that godzilla v Kong was bad, just that this always happens. Like how Zilla got b*tch slapped in Final Wars.
Yeah wasn't this movie pitched as the prequel to Shin Godzilla.
I like the idea of Godzilla being destructive simply by walking around. The other movies haven’t really done a good job of explaining what his tail does and why his footsteps don’t cause hell on its own
I only want to touch up on this comment to say I think of Myth Busters when they did the bull in the china shop thing... a bull is actually very careful about walking around and not trying to smash into things if it can avoid it. Godzilla would be the same, if he's not angry/fighting of course and simply going from point A to point B he wouldn't be wreaking wanton destruction he'd be avoiding obstacles especially buildings since his sense of self preservation knows those could fall and hurt him (speaking from a standard animal point of view, we all know godzilla is a fucking tank, lol) I agree though, his footsteps, even if being careful not to hit things on the sides, would still be tearing up the ground and ripping things apart.
Plenty of the toho movies show the damage caused simply by walking around
The first film of Gareth Edwards did show it to some extent, follow ups not so much.
@@BlackRainRising This is godzilla, not a bull. He is like 99% on rampage mode.
@@danarief
Depends on version. This movie he’s on rampage mode. Legendary Godzilla is shown as protector so would act just like how the above person mentioned it.