GODZILLA: MINUS ONE (2023) MOVIE REACTION!! - First Time Watching!!! (SUB)

[@RaggedyPack]

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[@ShipsoftheOceans]

Will you's be going into the Star Trek universe? There are LOTS of series's and movies you can make reactions from.

[@captwrecked]

That shockwave effect in Ginza and the black rain are SCARY accurate to things that really happen in a nuclear blast. THis movie is a bloody masterpiece.

[@livingcorpse5664]

If you liked this movie than I highly recommend the 90s Gamera trilogy. Gamera: Guardian of the Universe Gamera 2: Attack of Legion Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris

[@kimnice]

29:31 Seeing those turrets turn and firing..and the ship and crew giving last "FU" before the inevitable. Oh boy this was a good movie.

[@cynfan]

Even my mom has seen this twice and loved it. I've been watching G movies since Megalon at the drive in. So, the music when G is destroying the city is from Mothra vs G and when the ships are wrapping G with the freon is from King Kong vs G. I saw it in Imax, I was crying so hard during the movie and I could hear others, too.

[@Saphthings]

The mechanic's biggest regret, is that all of things he built, it never helped save anyone. With this final act, he was finally able to.

[@Bodneyblue]

I returned from a second solo trip to Japan just a couple of weeks before this movie came out...On the return flight(to UK) I watched a movie called "Dr Coto's Clinic"...The actor who plays Doc in this was the Doctor in "Dr Coto's Clinc"..and the lead here was also a lead in "Dr Coto's Clinic"....It not a movie for most...I doubt any of you would like....It was just coincidental I saw two of the main actors in this where in a movie I watched just a few weeks before while coming back from a trip Japan.....Also during my first trip...I saw the Gozilla head which hangs over the top of a hotel next to the Toho cinema in Shinjuku...And also saw the Shin Godzila statue not far from Hibiya Station..said to be the largest Godzilla statue in Japan (according to Toho)...Then to top if off.....I visited the combini store in Taishido which has a giant gorilla (Kong?) model hanging over the front of the store holding a girl in his hand if I recall.

[@UnhappyTooth]

I adore this movie, so glad you guys watched it!

[@cyndigirl418]

Finally! Godzilla as he was made to be! Loved this movie! ❤❤

[@cloudyh6800]

6:41 It looks like the fish suffered barotrauma (pressure-related injuries) where their expanded swim bladder pushed the stomach out of their mouths.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

I really love this movie. It’s my favorite by far. It’s the only Godzilla movie that made me cry. I think it should have won the best picture Oscar. Great reaction guy’s 😊❤ My favorite part is when he is charging up. The color on his spikes is so good.

[@dolphinsrr]

It couldn't win. Because Japan put another film in before Godzilla for the international award. Also I heard they didn't know how much it would be to put Godzilla in for best picture.

[@Quwucuqin]

I can't tell you how much is love this movie its soo fun

[@nedrini1055]

I have now seen it a total of 22 times. 12 times in the theater, including one in- color

[@chrischreative2245]

Only 3 for me. Waiting on the blu-ray

[@dolphinsrr]

WOW! I only seen it once. Minus color!😮

[@UnhappyTooth]

Damn nice !! I saw it twice in the theatres and three times since its come to digital. Such a great film!

[@truemiz3875]

If you’re wondering what was growing on her neck, it was confirmed by the director that this was Godzilla’s mutated cells growing inside her, AKA, G-cells after the atomic explosion. Looks like noriko probably got mutated as well.

[@amberreed4443]

I love that you guys liked the passion behind it and that you talked about doing the character justice. I agree with that so much. Hollywood Godzilla takes away the history, the design, the storyline, of what Godzilla represents.

[@rodgill9376]

By the way, I’m also glad you guys dig the musical score. I speak for everyone here when I say that composer Naoki Sato did an amazing job with it. The best way to describe it is a mix of Chernobyl, Silent Hill, Oppenheimer, Batman v Superman, Dune and Man of Steel. Half of it is very ominous, suspenseful, creepy and full of dread. The air horns alone sounds intense! The other half of the music brings some somberness, warmth and hopefulness. Giving a rather beautifully melancholic and hauntingly atmospheric vibe. I really love the use of the choirs, strings, brass and electronics. At times, it sounds like the music is dancing to each other. Especially the strings and brass parts. Of course, this movie would not be complete without Godzilla’s signature theme. It’s about as close and consistent as the original as much as possible but still sounds “updated” for the lack of a better word. It’s also cool that it’s played 3 times. My favorite version is the second cue that plays during the final fight but the third version has those really powerful drums that sounds so sublime!

[@user-ef8zf3xy5n]

伊福部昭のオリジナルテーマはストラヴィンスキーの「春の祭典」の「生贄」にインスパイアされて作曲されてます♪

[@Bekka_Noyb]

By far the best Godzilla movie! ♥ Actually seen this the nite before we went to Japan for 10 days Monarch was surprisingly good given the state (or lack thereof) of the current film franchise it's associated with

[@scanlinerunner]

If Blake likes seeing the human angle, he should check out Garth Edwards' (Godzilla 2014's director) previous film "Monsters" (2010). It's fairly low-budget (Edwards did all the fx himself), shot guerilla style and an interesting look at life in a world with huge beings roaming around.

[@livingcorpse5664]

"The shock wave pulls everything back in" Minor correction, the shock wave pushed all the air out of the area creating a vacuum. Once the shock wave dissipated the air rushed back in to fill it back up. This actually happens with large enough explosions and not just nukes, causing hurricane speed winds.

[@Frieowksf1293]

Having my entire family come with me to watch this in theaters was an experience (that's 15 people btw)

[@jinjinghuili6499]

Godzilla minus one is my favorite movie. I’m happy that you found that Godzilla is “a walking nuke”. I’m afraid of many foreign people don’t understand that meaning of black rain after Noriko was blown out in Ginza. That was the black rain containing large amounts of radiation that we Japanese experienced in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Please enjoy this movie. But please remember that originally Godzilla was Anti-war films. Thank you.

[@insanitypepper1740]

I saw it 7 times in theaters plus 1 time for the black and white version.

[@argent-kestrel90]

He wasn't feasting he was caught in the blast and his regeneration is what made him survive but it mutated him.

[@megatron1384]

Kaiju guy… bottom shelf to your left shoulder…is that a Daigoro sofubi toy?! Didn’t know they made one for that guy!

[@boywonderous]

love this movie so much and this was so much fun to watch. crazy that y'all are watching the other monsterverse movies since i was just thinking about rewatching them lol looking forward to what you put out next, thank you for your hard work

[@deletekeys]

This movie had me bawling by the end. The fact that the human story was good pushed this movie so much further as a Godzilla movie. I wish that with the Western series we got more of the same. They already jam humans into the film, give them compelling stories and without a doubt profits would continue to skyrocket.

[@Mangolite]

I am with Jake. I have seen it 5X in the theaters including the Minus Color.

[@lanzknecht8599]

The black spot or bruise on Noriko´s neck is a cell from Godzilla, as director Takashi Yamazaki told during an interview. It´s special healing abilities would explain, how she survived the explosion.

[@punkem733]

He tosses people away, and they're like he's eating people LMAO

[@patrickLao20]

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!

[@vincentpuccio3689]

Originally Godzilla was only 150 foot tall. Unfortunately, they made them bigger and bigger to the point that in the monster verse it’s ridiculously big.

[@edgarcia4794]

Steven Spielberg liked this movie so much he's seen it three times in IMAX.

[@AyAy008]

He liked it- that's believable, but him seeing it three times sounds like a lie.

[@Sans-T-Skeleton]

​​@@AyAy008it is actually surprisingly true believe it or not

[@panzer791]

@@AyAy008 Spielberg told director Yamazaki he saw three times (at home, at IMAX theater, and at Dolby Vision theater) at Oscar's event this year. The director talked about this at an interview after he's return to Japan.

[@TSM_Enjoyer]

​@@AyAy008 yeah believe what you want The director even gave his Godzilla figure to him when they met

[@kenjisparks]

@@AyAy008of course, before accusing someone of lying you should prove it first…

[@thewheezingdead2492]

I loved the dumb godzilla fight club movies i grew up on in the 80s and 90s but this is what I want Godzilla movies to be. Deep, human and Allegorical. I hope we see more like this.

[@Dave-el6rh]

Thank you.Really.Thank you.

[@robovike]

He's a mushroom cloud layin' so-and-so relation to Jules from Pulp Fiction. Great cross-universe easter eggs here.

[@Saphthings]

I've said before that this movie feels very "grave of the fireflies". We rarely get movies that show the aftereffect of the war to the Japanese, since they were the "enemies" showing them sympathy is rare.

[@vasteel]

Godzilla did not eat any human. Toho had a standing order.

[@phaethonprime6427]

The black mark on her neck were G-Cells. Godzilla's genetic material. They come up several times in the lore. Companies seek them for their regenerative properties and (where a sequel to this will probably go) are the precursor to Biollante.

[@mutanthybrid3466]

The dead floating fish that look weird suffered barotrauma from surfacing too quickly from deep sea environments. That is why their swim bladders were popping out of their mouths.

[@coyotej4895]

Just an FYI. At the start, his plain was an A6M Mitsubishi, nicknamed "Zero". It was generally armed with Two 7.7 mm machine guns in the engine cowling. Two 20 mm short-barreled, drum-fed cannons in each wing 12. These guns do not have gimble and fire straight forwerd with a convergence angle about 500 to 1000 feet out. So had he fired Godzilla would have stood up taking himself out of the line of fire then he would have commenced with a rapid disassembly of the plain and its lone occupant. End Movie role credits.

[@dartigens10]

Yup. And even if he'd landed the shot, Godzilla would've just yeeted the plane and that would've been it. But it also shows how illogical PTSD and survivors guilt can be. And especially for someone who's also already carrying guilt from failing to follow orders because of a bad case of self-preservation instincts, and in an era when there's not much understanding or real help available either. Even today with everything we know about PTSD and all the resources though, it can be incredibly difficult to treat that particular aspect of it.

[@kuri911]

lol@33.40 "get a futon brother." Lol, that is a real futon he's sleeping on. That's the OG futon where the word futon comes from.

[@padaoamandacha8036]

Love this movie. Let’s go!

[@vincentbsilva6219]

Best godzilla movie ever!!

[@charlesmorris6476]

Toho put out a Godzilla movie over 20 years ago called “Godzilla 2000“ in which they introduced regenerator G1 mutated genes from H bomb exposure which created instant regeneration capabilities, so it is part of Canon. Also, at the end of the movie you will notice on Noriko’s neck some of Godzilla‘s cells, he released his atomic breath blasted Off Godzilla and onto Noriko’s neck and are spreading visibly. This is why she survived the blast, evidently Godzilla’s regenerator cells healed her wounds quickly, otherwise she would’ve undoubtedly been dead due to the trauma from such a massive blast. What this means for Noriko’s future is unknown at this point, but Godzilla regenerative cells have incorporated themselves into her body. One of the guys on your panel, watching the movie made a statement, not knowing whether the the Japanese had the atomic bomb or not, well they did not, no one had it but the US and they were the first to release such a bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end the war. However, the bomb released on bikini atoll I believe was, if I am not mistaken, the H bomb, which is much more powerful than the bombs released on Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

[@rafaelnavarro6072]

I have a small thought in my head that is telling me she turns into Biollante but just a hope for it 😅

[@charlesmorris6476]

@@rafaelnavarro6072 I hope not, for Noriko’s sake, Shikishima, and Akiko.

[@rodgill9376]

With Godzilla, he’s back to his villainous roots. In the early OG Godzilla monster flicks, he was always a bad guy. When we first meet him in the beginning, there is a contempt but also a curious view on humans. He only time he attacked is when he felt provoked into doing so. Kind of like how a spider or shark do when they’re defending their territory. But once Godzilla mutated and transformed into the form we all know, his contempt turned into outright misanthropic hatred. The reason he’s so outlandishly violent and destructive is that it’s implied that Godzilla blames humanity for his condition and wants to punish them all for it. You see him smiling a few times, showing that he’s quite sadistic. I honestly don’t really blame him. He didn’t exactly asked to be a monster, let alone be continuously have atomic bombs drop on you while you’re trying to heal and it keeps burning you. I’d be pissed too!

[@jasonwebster9300]

Godzilla Minus One (2023) earned USD$115 million against a production budget of USD$10 million - 11 times its production budget. The film won 63 awards from 127 nominations. Godzilla Minus One won Best Visual Effects at the 96th Academy Awards, eight honours at the 47th Japan Academy Prize ceremony and two honours at equally prestigious 17th Asian Film Awards. It is the most commercially and critically successful Toho produced film in the history of the Godzilla franchise.

[@warrenphilbert6856]

Excellent movie!....✌️❤️🥵😭😅!

[@wrestlerecap1324]

Godzilla's laserbeam was so effing badass in this one. EJECTO SEATO CUZ

[@shanenonwolfe4109]

Those tanks shooting godzilla were Chinu II medium tanks and were the best tanks japan made during the war but never seen action as they were being saved to defend against a land invasion.

[@derworfnet]

To be fair, these Tanks were the best the Japanese produced during the war: Type 3 Chi-nu Medium Tanks, basically Sherman-equivalents. They didn’t see action as they were all kept on the Home Islands to resist the expected US Invasion.

[@shainewhite2781]

It won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects. Its the best GODZILLA movie ever made. Gareth Edwards, director of GODZILLA 2014 saw the film in IMAX and was jealous on how it was a much better movie than his version. Steven Spielberg praised the movie, and saw it in IMAX 3 times, saying that this is what a GODZILLA movie is supposed to be, more heart and less action.

[@RaggedyPack]

🐐

[@wahn10]

I love that Spielberg told the director of Minus One in person. What a moment!

[@felixdom9693]

Pfft ofc it should be incredible because the pioneer the creator of Godzilla is Japan in the first place 😂

[@aidanjanemcintosh6919]

@@wahn10 if Spielberg told you he watched your movie, not just once, but 3 times in a theatre, I'd die of happiness.

[@AA-ed6ek]

@@felixdom9693 Exactly. I know people who think it's American. It's kind of annoying.

[@wildbelles]

Have you guys seen Malignant? It’s from James Wan and you’ll love it!!

[@Escrima88]

I just watched it. I absolutely love that movie. The fight scenes are tight!

[@rachaelhogan7850]

The jail scene was awesome it was really cool I liked it a lot of people didn’t.

[@wildbelles]

@@Escrima88 it’s so good!! 😅

[@jprules2578]

I "suffered" 3X seeing it in theaters. It got me everytime. Favorite Godzilla, favorite of 2023 and in my top ten movies.

[@wahn10]

So hyped that you guys are reacting to Godzilla movies!! Cannot wait for your reactions to Godzilla 2014, KOTM and Shin Godzilla. I saw Minus One twice in theatres and once more at home, and even though I knew what was going to happen, I cried during the 2nd and 3rd viewings as well, ugh.

[@IntrepidHomoludens]

Thanks for this reaction, guys. For historical context the Americans committed the firebombing of Tokyo, killing likely upwards of 100,000 people. Entire families burned to death, survivors suffered severe burns & trauma. Japanese refer to it as “Night of the black snow”. These were mostly civilians. It was the Imperialist government that forced young men to become kamikaze pilots as a desperate effort to control the battle flow. The main character Koichi returns from failing his duty to Tokyo and being shamed by his neighbor who blames him for the deaths of her own kids. Godzilla’s transformation was triggered by the American’s Bikini Atoll nuclear testing, from which the two nuclear bombs over Nagasaki & Hiroshima as the ultimate effort to end the war and end even more senseless slaughter of millions more allied soldiers & innocent Japanese (sacrifice the few for the many). My own dad was a Filipino WWII veteran who did guerrilla combat in the jungles of the Philippines. He never talked about but my mom once told me took shrapnel between his thighs and if it had been an inch higher my family wouldn’t be here in the U.S. or exist at all.🇺🇸

[@user-yn3iu2cj3w]

貴方は2発の原爆で 民間人20万人を虐殺した事を少数の犠牲と言うのですね… サルトルは言いました。「アメリカ軍は、ドイツには原爆を使わなかったが日本には使った。なぜなら黄色いサルは殺しても良いと思ってるからさ。」と…

[@michaelchaplin1600]

Niiccceeee... You guys keep getting better and better!

[@mijinko-oyabun]

The director of Godzilla Minus One had previously directed a masterpiece called "Eternal Zero," which was about a kamikaze pilot. Although it is not a Godzilla movie, it is no exaggeration to say that it is a prequel to Godzilla Minus One. There is also a scene in the movie where everyone salutes Godzilla after defeating him. There are various meanings behind this, but if you watch Eternal Zero, you can understand the Japanese temperament.

[@user-ql1tn2bb2l]

It does take a few viewings. Takashi Yamazaki is special. Commenting on another reaction video on what I discovered, after ignoring the subtitles, lol. Opening scene has the venerable Japanese Zero Fighter opening it's wheels to land on the fictional Odo Island. Home of the fictional Japanese monster "Gojira". The premise of the movie is the survivors of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing of March 10th, 1945." Mankind's worst that had more casualties than and lost in history to the Hiroshima Bomb. "New Yankee weapon's", designed to rain fire on the civilians of Tokyo. Koichi's parents, Noriko's parents, Akiko's parents, Sumiko's children all died also, the "Captain" references to Tokyo in flames, is part of Takashi Yamazaki's Godzilla Minus One. The Tokyo Black Market scene with it's vendors, hustlers and prostitutes to introduce Noriko & Akiko to Koichi is brilliant. On one date, March 1946, the one (1) year anniversary of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing", it's raining heavily. Ironically Koichi is soaked in rain water and not fire. He shares finding steady work; a turning point. Waking up to fire outside & Godzilla; a nightmare. Another date March 1947, the two (2) year anniversary of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing", it's sunny. An Erie scene of Noriko's shadow through the window, looking in the mirror a shadow splits down her face. A ghostly premonition. She shares finding work then rises to get Akiko (Japan Reborn). On March 10th 2024, the 79th anniversary of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing", Takashi Yamazaki & crew goes to Hollywood California to accept the Oscar Award. Takashi Yamazaki tells a great Japanese post WWII story using the great Japanese monster "Gojira" that people wouldn't be interested in anyway. Harley Davidson, Koichi's Black Market motorcycle, and the Japanese Imperial Navy was a surprise discovery. As well as many others which are factual. Done with GGI. The "Takao's" sudden bombardment of Godzilla is ironic as the "Takao" was offshore in the surprise attack of Pearl Harbor (elder family members would share of that time, living in Hawaii). The last line, survivor Noriko, looks to the side of the camera and says, "Is your war......now, finally over?" (Translated differently on my DVD). Read that in Japan, after the movie in theaters, people applauded. Takashi Yamazaki follows the line of Great story tellers of that area.

[@per3ofsky]

Corey: Happy with the smaller Godzilla and then the transformation. Shin Godzilla: Hold my beer...

[@jhomsubiaga-cabaro5715]

The Black Rain called Kuroi Ame, that was really happened in Japan after the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bombing

[@tonylester6820]

This movie cost less than 15 million to make

[@fackenoob1105]

I can't wait for you guys to see Son of Godzilla 😅

[@diannebdee]

As a long time Godzilla fan, your reaction was note perfect. I'm tired of all the reactions that just don't get it. Thank you for such an enjoyable time. And the one guy who'd seen the film four times in the theatre, you little bum and all the secrets you knew. The poor unsuspecting other guys.....

[@gabrielguimbretiere7831]

yea Godzilla Minus Two ;)

[@RealBradMiller]

An amazing movie!! Been a Godzilla fan since I was a toddler. One night I was up at like two in the morning watching a Godzilla cartoon marathon when lightning struck a tree outside my mom's apartment, and I thought we were being attacked by Godzilla. 😂😂😂😂

[@sharavanan2473]

2014 Godzilla was America's... This is what real Godzilla 💪🏽💪🏽

[@BillBerry1962]

Good reaction video. Glad to see you react to the film in Japanese w/subtitles, but Netflix has two sets of English subtitles - the original subtitles from the theatrical release, and the CC subtitles of their English dub (which is the version you watched). Just my opinion, but the original subtitles were superior to the dub CC.

[@mal-nx6xs]

1:00:13 you remind me of timothee chalamet 😂

[@kingofthegiantmonsters]

Everyone needs to see the original Godzilla

[@felixdom9693]

Pfft yes the original Godzilla is created by japanese artist lmfao

[@jasoneaster6979]

Even in the monsterverse, people dont realize he defends Earth. Kong cares about the people he looks at people as ants in his way

[@shania991]

You guys should react to ‘Four Brothers’ one of my childhood favs it’s starring Tyrese Gibson, Mark Wahlberg, Andre 3000, and Garret Hedlund. It’s honestly a fun watch with a few more big names in it I just don’t feel like typing lol but I definitely suggest adding it to the list very underrated.

[@manuelconde-entomologiaeil6173]

Can I make a suggestion? Charlie's Angels 1 and 2! Oh, and I'm still waiting for the MIB sequels ♥

[@GojiCenter2]

You should react to the original Godzilla movies.

[@ArmandoTheWanderer]

i love this version of godzilla it shows the horror of a Kaiju attack similar to shin godzilla (side note ive seen this like 5 times too)

[@per3ofsky]

SHIN GODZILLA

[@angelobrewster6293]

Most incarnations of Godzilla have regeneration like Heisei Godzilla, Millennium Godzilla, Shin Godzilla, Godzilla Earth, Godzilla Ultima even Monsterverse Godzilla has regeneration. Minus One Godzilla is 50.1 meter tall (164 feet tall) and Monsterverse Godzilla is 119.8 meters tall (393 feet tall). Minus One Godzilla is comparable to 2001 GMK Godzilla for being the most evil Godzillas, both literally attack people. GMK Godzilla's Atomic breath also causes nuclear explosions. Fun fact Godzilla Earth has like largest kill count, he's responsible for millions of civilian casualties. Plus he destroyed the city of Los Angeles with one shot of Atomic Breath, tanked 150 nukes, (Which caused the us president to commit suicide on live tv) and destroyed an asteroid the size of Earths moon. Also Godzilla Earth 300 meters tall (984 feet tall).

[@gojifan1999]

I would like to see you guys react to the classic Godzilla films.

[@santiagohardy2728]

Aaaaaaaarrrgh! I've been wanting to see GM1 but haven't yet. I need to watch it before I watch your reaction. I will come back whenever I do that. 🤞I hope you guys all enjoyed it.

[@justindaniel6370]

Dude, godzilla vs kong is awesome and it's kong movie he's the star

[@JohnDAmico-ci2hz]

Godzilla X Kong is seriously good too with all the action in it and the human story part is actually the best for a Monsterverse Movie...

[@Wash869]

React to the film: DON'T BREATHE (2016), a very good, tense and surprising home invasion thriller, even from the same director as Evil Dead (2013), it's worth checking out.

[@PJPrice]

Oh yes go go go Godzilla movies all the Godzillas and cartoons you can get I think the world's in love with GODZILLA ❤

[@shania991]

Don’t hate me but I’m just not the biggest Godzilla fan the older movies never did it for me but I do enjoy the more recent ones. I think for me I always had more of a soft spot for Kong especially with the older movies (iykyk) but I’ve grown to love Godzilla.

[@kingofthegiantmonsters]

🙄

[@shania991]

@@kingofthegiantmonstersyou can send your little childish emojis all you want you literally have Godzilla as your pfp grow up. I don’t have to like the movies

[@christianauldridge1264]

@@kingofthegiantmonsterscalm down Godzilla is not as cool as Kong. Fact.

[@kingofthegiantmonsters]

@@christianauldridge1264hahaha! Godzilla is far cooler than an overgrown ape!

[@RedDragon924]

1:04:30 While I'm sure there are plenty of people who went to these movies just to see the monsters fight, the issues a lot of people had with the human sides of the Monsterverse wasn't that there were people in them, but that the people were bland and uninteresting. Let's be honest, I doubt there were many people who gave a crap about the Army man and his wife in the 2014 movie, not many people cared too much about wildlife watching guy and his daughter in King of the Monsters, and even less people cared about most of the human characters in either Godzilla vs Kong movie. Most of the human characters were very boring and it shows. That's where Minus One blows all of them out of the water.

[@floppyblanket2587]

I've already subscribed. I just liked. Now I'm commenting. Please do More Godzilla💚

[@bernoidk3901]

out of topic but will you guys react to CHUCKY (child's play) , a nightmare on elm street and friday the 13th ??

[@RaggedyPack]

All three on the list to be considered in October

[@calebstewart6235]

39:00 winnable honestly

[@johannesbowers7467]

"Oi mate, needs Moar DAKKA!!" 🤔 Study in PTSD, as an individual, and as a Nation. Godzilla is a Sayian, confirmed. Multiple times he dropped the "This is not even my final form" card. 1. Teenage godzilla on Oda island. 2. Nuked at Bikini Atoll. 3. Jaws x Minesweeper "We're gonna need a bigger boat" 4. Meatcubed after "The Plan".... And still not done. Noriko is a real ride-or-die. Now that your war is over, make sure to make her happy In the time she has left before the radiation sickness takes her. 🫡

[@dall1786]

Shin godzilla next for sure.

[@rachaelhogan7850]

LOVE ❤THIS FILM, it’s the BEST version of godzilla ever,totally agree with you jake.

[@Shanosuke]

Still can't find a reaction channel willing to watch old school Godzilla films.

[@belldrop7365]

It would be great if we can have both Godzilla types in one movie. Monsterverse godzilla that show godzilla's terror even when being a "hero" that fights mosnters, and this atomic terror godzilla fighting other monsters but still continues to be humanity's enemy.

[@DraconekaijuCovenant2024]

Can you react to Gojira 1954?

[@vincentpuccio3689]

The only thing wrong with the film is that they tip off the ejection seat too soon in the film oh and no one had ejection seats in their planes. The Germans were experimenting withe the because the had active jets

[@ArmandoTheWanderer]

Shin godzilla when?

[@benvandermerwe4934]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥃🇿🇦

[@DefinedbyGodzilla]

Please react to more Godzilla movies, I recommend the Heisei series: Godzilla 1954 The Return of Godzilla 1984 Godzilla Vs Biollante 1989 Godzilla Vs King Ghidorah 1991 Godzilla Vs Mothra 1992 Godzilla Vs Mechagodzilla 2 1993 Godzilla Vs Spacegodzilla 1994 Godzilla Vs Destoroyah 1995

[@bryce253]

It always blows my mind how people don't get the obvious of what Godzilla is especially going back to the Japanese roots. Godzilla is a metaphor for the US attacks that "ended" the Pacific War during WWII. Remember, Godzilla is a Japanese creation and is told from their perspective. Godzilla minus one goes back to the original roots. What does Godzilla do? He just shows up whenever and whereever in civilian populated cities and destroys everything in sight. Regardless of how you feel about it, this is what the US did at the end of WWII. Japan never attacked US civilian cities but the US bombed civilian cities and dropped the A bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki even after it was clear that Japan was already defeated militarily. The real reason why they dropped those bombs had to do with demonstrating to position the US as a world power after the war and to scare the heck out of the Soviet Union and anyone else developing nuclear weaponry. But anyways, that is what Godzilla represents. This is why his breath here is depicted as a nuclear explosion. He is a walking A-Bomb. So keep that in mind when you watch iterations of Godzilla in this fashion. It isn't meant to be flattering. The narrative is stating that what the US did at the end of WWII to Japan was monstrous from their perspective. There is no denying that the US used an all but defeated Japan as a showcase. What if the tables were turned and Japan was clearly winning but still chose to drop A-Bombs on NYC and LA. I don't think anyone in the US today would miss the statement being made of an atomic monster climbing out of the ocean in the 1940's to destroy densely populated US cities. 🤷🏾‍♂️.....juss sayin. They sound air raid sirens when Godzilla attacks cities. I mean, how much clearer do they need to spell it out?!

[@dartigens10]

Yeah, the West hasn't really caught on to how Godzilla began as an explicitly anti-nuclear franchise - IIRC, the original creator of Godzilla was either a survivor of Hiroshima, or his parents were. Even the Monsterverse doesn't seem to 'get it'.

[@balkanarchist1914]

+1 for the sub and not the dub. Lettuce embrace Japanese and not fear reading.

[@ReinhartLive]

I love this movie so much, but I absolutely hate the Netflix sub. It completely changes the meaning and tone of some of the more emotionally charged scenes. I dont understand why they didn't just keep the theatrical subs for this release.

[@MoOrion]

Most Godzilla movies fumble the Human part... Most of them, the human parts are a drag that I wish would end quickly to get back to the Godzilla parts. There's only two where the movie made me care about the humans... and one of those utterly failed at the Godzilla part. (that was 2000)... This one "Minus One" Is the only perfect Godzilla movie.

[@moviegoer727]

Oh damn! This has been available for Early Access so long on the Patreon, I forgot it hadn’t even hit the channel yet lol

[@RaggedyPack]

4 weeks early access baby! #shamelessplug

[@jconcepcion83]

Oh man, I can't wait to see if you guys watch Shin Godzilla and Godzilla trilogy anime