Gojira (1954) - Persecution of the Masses

[@joebrito3192]

anyone acting in the original must have been shocked how much Godzilla blew up over the years and to think "i got to be in the movie that started it all" must be such an awesome feeling

[@Gojirawars03]

Akira Takarada was clearly as much of a die-hard fan as we all are, because he’s starred and made cameos in other Godzilla films all the way from the Showa series to Final Wars, and he even apparently had a deleted scene in Godzilla 2014! What a legend. I actually managed to see him in person at G-Fest 2019, but genuinely couldn’t work up the courage to go talk to him. One of the biggest regrets of my LIFE.

[@maniacalclefable1354]

Unfortunately it is unlikely we have any living link to this classic, but I like to thing they would be proud of the legacy of that little monster movie they were in all those years ago.

[@connorpusey5912]

@@maniacalclefable1354 The children in the movie are likely alive

[@maniacalclefable1354]

@@connorpusey5912 oh wait yeah I remember seeing the girls who sung the Prayer for Peace number are still alive, or at least some of them. They were in an interview recently ( as in like a a couple years ago )

[@FrozenxDeath]

@@maniacalclefable1354 The movie is only 69 years old. Plenty of people live much longer.

[@MaitlandJones]

The fact that this movie was made 9 years after the dropping of the A-bomb on Japan and that there were still people with those memories fresh in their mind. The technology available to generate the special effects was limited by the era, but even so the emotion of the creators come through hard. Seeing Godzilla rising from behind the hill, absolute chills!

[@Paugose]

From what I've gathered of Ishiro Honda (the Director), he came from a fisherman island, pretty much like the one in the film. He went to the Mainland for studies in photography and saw a movie for the first time while being there, but then he got drafter to the army during their occupation of China, and WW2. Honda was gutted by what he saw, weither it was from their opponents or hiw own troops, Ishiro left the army with a sour taste, but while on his way back home, he saw a sight that gutted him even more, the ruins of Hiroshima. Ishiro Honda was, given the account of many people who have worked with him, anti war and was one of the nicest man to work with in the studio. He also was like a brother to Kurosawa (Seven Samurai's director) for they had the same Master when entering the movie buisness, he will always take a break to see the Godzilla shootings and share a moment with Honda, even telling him he'd love to do a Godzilla film but, as far as the studios are concerned, he's the Samurai guy. I think that what made Gojira great was that is that, yes it's anti war and anti Nuclear weaponry, but it's not trying to blame anyone, it's many tale entertwined. One about basically a run for the biggest weapon (Godzilla survives the bomb, so Serizawa is forced to create an even stronger one), and how those events lead people to see their hopes, ideals and dreams to be sacrifices. And, as Bret Easton Ellis (American Psycho's writer) used to say "How an ugly word makes people having no other choice than to become ugly themselves".

[@yamatotakeru9078]

Very relevant now with Joe Biden war in ukraine - russia!

[@walrusArmageddon]

Hollywood would never have the guts

[@MetalGearZeta]

Think about Shin Godzilla too, it came out 5 years after the Tohoku Earthquake/Tsunami along with the Fukushima Meltdown. Just like how Godzillas Destruction in 54 mirrored the nuclear destruction, the destruction Shin Goji leaves behind especially in his first forms look practically like a giant flood ran through the city. I cant imagine how it must've been seeing that Movie after witnessing Tohoku, its no wonder why it was met with National Acclaim.

[@AntiBunnyStudio]

This really helps drive home that Gojira wasn't just a giant monster movie, it was a disaster movie. It never shies away from depicting the death and destruction Godzilla caused, nor the incredible human suffering he leaves in his wake. It's a somber movie that this song fits so well. Excellent work. More people should watch this video.

[@goji253]

Anyone who watched the non-Americanised version would never even dare to call it "just a giant monster movie" though. It is downright disturbing and horrifying.

[@Carnidoom]

@@goji253 japan orgibal ver is always superior

[@rexyjp1237]

​​@@goji253 ye treu.

[@ssppeeaarr]

still waiting for another godzilla to be born again... sadly nothing. from all the nuke tests that have been done. sigh... would like a shin godzilla to appear someday plz. put humans in their place. 😁

[@juanyusee8197]

It's not just a horror movie, it's also a tragedy.

[@starscream2.032]

Considering Shin Godzilla was basically a remake of this movie, this honestly really fits.

[@AsianFriends1652]

A damn good remake with updated themes

[@jacobzamora4628]

Making an remake of the original film was a mistake

[@jeanniemaycrawford4466]

@@Saltyaf38 not really, different tragedies influenced them

[@Gojirawars03]

@@Saltyaf38 No, and that’s a stupid argument. New Godzilla for a new generation. But not a stupid remake like the MonsterVerse. Shin Godzilla was an artistic and meaningful reimagining with new messages and symbolism of its own.

[@Gojirawars03]

@@jacobzamora4628 Clearly not, since the Japanese (the people who know and understand the meaning behind Godzilla more than anyone else) loved it.

[@UpgradedTitanSpeakerman-q1w]

It wasn’t a movie about Godzilla. It was a movie about the message of war that just so happened to have a giant monster in it.

[@rockmuncher_98]

yeah. godzilla is a film about the horrors of war, radiation and weapons of mass destruction. the kaiju was simply a way to show that in physical form, and damn did it work well.

[@KaiArslan_67]

Shin godzilla is actually more to government reaction during 2011 tsunami

[@pvenger]

someone watched steve reviews.

[@Spottycloth]

godzilla minus one matchs this comment perfectly. so much so people are saying how g minus one might have been better without godzilla

[@renanleandro5914]

it doesn't "just happened to have a giant monster in it" the movie is making a comment on something, the giant monster is the embodiment of that comment

[@Jeffzilla07PHaltacct]

Godzilla was created as a metaphor for continued use of nuclear bombs and what the effects will cause to human civilization if we ever continue this pointless war. And the movie absolutely delivers it.

[@microfighterz]

I keep telling people that while yes, the other movies are a lot of fun and stuff, Godzilla movies are a fantastic medium for political commentary. The original and Shin Godzilla are perfect examples of it.

[@Jeffzilla07PHaltacct]

@@microfighterz yup.

[@oru_malayaleezombie7329]

I agree we should go back to swords and spears.

[@Termina2018]

@@microfighterzAnd now, Minus One

[@Gojirawars03]

“Oh, God, give us your protection.” “Let no blame lie at the innocents who have prayed.” “If your high praise is all we have,” “Let us not be without you.”

[@rud0lphdud3]

i dropped some tears while hearing this for the first time ;(

[@viniciuspaiva3578]

1954: Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Castle Bravo Shin Godzilla: Fukushima nuclear disaster

[@phucphangiatoan4873]

In summary: Nukes

[@robstefani9853]

I’d add the Lucky Dragon No. 5 incident to 1954. The opening of the film is a direct reference to it.

[@grimreviews2183]

@@robstefani9853 I think that's what he means by Castle Bravo

[@whathell6t]

@@grimreviews2183 You’re right. Hell! The light novel of Godzilla 1954 mentions Castle Bravo more than the film.

[@grimreviews2183]

@Johny Marcial I didn't even know about the novel until now, but thanks for the confirmation.

[@samazam4221]

I can only imagine what its like being a Japanese in 1954 watching this movie.

[@JuanchoYT69]

1:50 damn that scene was dark

[@sovietgigan2196]

This movie is dark and depressing

[@Pedro-qj6px]

​@@sovietgigan2196 Godzilla 1954 is something we may never see again on movies, i can't explain the terror in this movie.

[@monicadelgado5296]

There is no denying it. Godzilla 1954 is a horror movie.

[@ryuujitakasu4602]

1:50 I think is one of the saddest scenes in cinema history if you don't know the mother says "its ok its ok soon we will be with your father " the father was killed by godzilla I love this video btw

[@thanawatkaewkoed2268]

When I was a kid around 4 years old, I though she meant "Father is coming to help us" but when I grown up it broken my heart.

[@sovietgigan2196]

I watched all the movies that came after 1954. They all made me smile. I re-watched 1954. It had been a while. No smile ever crept across my face. Not once. The only thing showing was sadness.

[@reiyproduction2805]

This video is great, but this, this minute right here 4:12 is where it became absolute perfection. When Godzilla roared his head up at the shot where his head looking like a frickin MUSHROOM CLOUD in front of burned city as a build up for the lyrics went "YOU" never fails to send chills down my spine, this is my favorite edit of Gojira 1954 so far

[@MisterBurgerBeachball]

This music video might be telling the original story even better than the movie itself. Whether you agree or not is up to you, but one thing's for certain: this music video is the definition of perfection in its purest form.

[@videonmode8649]

While the parallel between the first film and Shin are there, it really feels like Shin went with this two-pronged criticism of both the government and their response to natural disasters (tsunami of 2012)

[@Iijjccbb]

What reason does godzilla have for destroying humans like this?? What reason does a hurricane or earthquake have? What weapons can you bring against such a force? Also Jesus Christ this actually brought me to tears

[@AustroHungarianEmpire1867]

Because he's just an animal, like all of us.

[@Zeuqsav30]

⁠@@AustroHungarianEmpire1867not just an animal it’s a victim created by the nukes we made

[@brucepriddy6211]

Because he was the last of his kind and then we made him the first of his kind. We must be forever punished for it.

[@Iijjccbb]

@@brucepriddy6211I have that exact comic as my phones wallpaper

[@PingachuWarham]

This video feels even more spine-chilling after watching the Oppenheimer movie

[@HostWithTheMost]

I can imagine the audio muffled out like it would in the 50s to this footage.

[@jeanniemaycrawford4466]

A beautiful theme, reminds me of Bloodborne for some reason

[@TOHOREMIX]

One of the better music videos for this song out there. Good job. The onminus tone of the song really meshes well with the somber visuals.

[@Shizilla]

We need a godzilla movie with the terror again, to show what godzilla was truly meant to represent, the death, the pain, the destruction

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

Godzilla minus 1 coming this december youre welcome

[@markreyes7454]

​@@ZeroOmega-vg8nqi was about to say this too. Oh and I also agree eith the other dude. Shin Gojira counts as well, lol.

[@monicadelgado5296]

Godzilla Minus One

[@Shizilla]

@@monicadelgado5296 behold, I made this comment about a year ago before minus 1 was even released read when things were made please thank you

[@1blancagarcia2]

The thing is, Godzilla sometimes may be funny, but his origins, or should I say the original Goji was not something to be laughed at. 1954 Gojira was supposed to be a tragedy film. It was supposed to represent post-WW2 Japan, this is shown when in the movie. There is no emotions, not on Gojira, but on the humans who suffered due to his presence. With the chaos Gojira brought to Tokyo being the atomic bombs, and Gojira’s death being the surrender of Japan.

[@Gigan10610]

The original Godzilla movie is honestly pretty disturbing. As a metaphor for everything humanity has done and paying the price for their crimes against humanity. That we ourselves created the monster, and the toll is being taken. No matter if you're a Godzilla fan or not, it's still a pretty goddamn good movie. Not a movie, a masterpiece of art. Something about the original is so distressing and it's compelling and complicated to point a finger on. The death and macabre is so depressing. Must've been groundbreaking for the 50's. Jesus, this is deep as hell. RIP to all those who brought this amazing tale of tragedy, recovery, and pain to life.

[@vittoriomassaro8131]

When you realize that Godzilla was originally an horror

[@kylintonpath6759]

true, Unlike now Godzila WWE battle Royal

[@Termina2018]

@@kylintonpath6759Minus One has joined the chat.

[@EAROX69]

​@@Termina2018 shin godzilla joined the chat. Even though minus 1 is a better movie overall I absolutely love the shin godzilla,soundtracks,and the horror aspects

[@Groofball2]

​@@EAROX69 GMK:

[@DepressedRabbit20]

​@@Groofball2Return of Godzilla:

[@juliovictormanuelschaeffer8370]

If I may, I really love this film's intro. The somber music, the footsteps that felt more like drums, all of it generating an anxiety in the viewer without spoiling what the movie is about... and then, the scream. That scream that'd became iconic.

[@goofyahhnoob6823]

This really fits Gojira since he destroyed an entire city.

[@sovietgigan2196]

It wasn't just a city. It was the lives of the people in the city. It was the ecosystem. Their food their water. Even after is death their land would have been destroyed for years

[@fst5349]

@@sovietgigan2196 I see what you did there! Genius.

[@sovietgigan2196]

@@fst5349 thanks

[@MegamiImperatrix]

A world in which Godzilla exists is one where no one wins in the end, a world where humanity's desire for power has made nightmares into reality.

[@tilin1452]

seeing the dark moments with some dark music even on the scene of the destroyed buildings just creeps me out

[@JJHUN07]

(I have bad english sorry) This video is so beautiful! And the music is amazing! When i watch this video for the first time, i going to cry! Thanks for my golden childhood! Rest in Peace Haruo Nakajima

[@bonkers9357]

Your english is better than a lot of Americans.

[@MaskedRiderChris]

Perfect. This is just perfect, because most Americans don't understand that Godzilla is more than just lots of monster battles and Godzilla having a ton of screen time. This is why I say Legendary Pictures is listening to the wrong fans; they're only listening to the ones who want 90 minute monster battles masquerading as movies. Human drama is essential to Godzilla movies because it provides balance and something for non-fans to lock onto and appreciate. I think most Americans would be surprised to understand just how much goes on under the hood, as it were, with Godzilla movies most of the time.

[@tokuwriter2872]

This is why I’m EXTREMELY excited for Minus 1’s global theatrical release. It’s going to force Americans to see what the TRUE vision of what Gojira is. He isn’t some glorified pro-wrestling dinosaur, he’s not a parody, or even some type of guardian for “Balance”. Godzil- no, Gojira; is the storm above humanities head; an abomination of nature caused by foolishness of mankind’s hubris. Anyone who says the Nuclear allegory is outdated is simply ignorant; Nuclear bombs can still happen and at any moment. Gojira is what we should fear the most as humans. Pure, utter, and unbridled DESTRUCTION.

[@MaskedRiderChris]

@@tokuwriter2872 In a way, I think that's kind of what Legendary Pictures is aiming for, but they toned it down for American audiences, for sure. IMO, in those movies, humans have not proven themselves a great enough danger for Gojira to crack down on us as only he can. But yes, this movie will definitely go a long ways towards dispelling the popular American vision of Godzilla as guardian protector. Though the Showa movies went that direction because Eiji Tsuburaya in particular wanted Godzilla to be someone kids could look up to.

[@joekewl7539]

Hey, I think both have merit. Both are enjoyable. No need to call people who like the more action oriented Godzilla fools. And this is coming from someone who prefers "Godzilla as metaphor for disaster" rather than "Giant Monster who beats up other Monsters"

[@strickshot]

You people are such idiots. Godzilla for the most part was about monster battles ever since his second film. Now is the best time to be a godzilla fan and every part of the fanbase is satisfied but then niggas like you come out of nowhere with your "aMeRRican GRodSZilA AIn'T ze RE@l GRodSZilA". If that was the case then 90% of the franchise isn't the """Real Godzilla""". The people you are referring to don't exist everyone knows about godzilla's roots.

[@KaiArslan_67]

Shin Godzilla which is remake of original got critic by global audience because most of movie focus a lot about government reaction.But in Japan, shin Godzilla is success because it show how government handle the disaster like 2011 earthquake

[@Pantaleontwentysix]

"Godzilla is the son of the atomic bomb. He is a nightmare created out of the darkness of the human soul. He is the sacred beast of the apocalypse." -Tomoyuki Tanaka

[@rancor2004]

That image of Godzilla against the pure white flames. Pure malice, I love it

[@SuperPuzzler]

Amazingly well done. This is a solid reminder that Godzilla is not just a giant monster, but a symbol of everything wrong with human behavior.

[@bpheavyrocker1]

We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried. Most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad Gita; Vishnu is trying to persuade the Prince that he should do his duty and, to impress him, takes on his multi-armed form and says, "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds." I suppose we all thought that, one way or another- Oppenheimer

[@sharkjiraoriginal]

1:40 my favorite part

[@JerryMouse5]

I am Japanese, but I think a lot of people should pay attention to the year 1954, when this film was made. In fact, the year 1954, when this film was made, was only nine years after the end of the war. As a Google search of Japanese cities such as Tokyo, Osaka and Hiroshima in 1945 shows, many Japanese cities were destroyed by bombing and literally burnt to ashes. And yet, only nine years later, you have to admire the Japanese of that time for creating the world-famous monster GODZILLA. My grandparents' generation, who never gave in to hardship, never held a grudge against anyone, and simply kept moving forward into the future, are unquestionably wonderful.

[@leonelsantiagomendozacano4265]

Monsters are tragic beings; they are born too tall, too strong, too heavy, they are not evil by choice. That is their tragedy. - Ishiro Honda

[@Pedro-qj6px]

The first Godzilla's movie is something special, i can't explain the terror this movie brings, it's something unique, we need more Godzilla movies like that.

[@BMAN-eb4jk]

What makes this work well is the fact that shin Godzilla was meant to have Godzilla be more terrifying and the effects he leaves behind. Something that had not been done since the original.

[@hitorp]

after watching the movie gojira... I watch this edit with the OST of Shin Godzilla Persecution of Masses... and I cry even more

[@dropplayhouse]

they were on an absolute mission when they made this film. The effort and innovation that went into it, and now reflected so many years later in Minus One. Godzilla is invincible. Great score selection for these scenes I need to see shin Godzilla again.

[@megalon73]

This movie and the Class of 1954 all turn 70 This Year in 2024. I love celebrating this Year the most. Godzilla,THEM!,Creature from the Black Lagoon,Seven Samurai, Rear Window and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Best Year of movies for sure.

[@UnknownDepthsHorror]

Just watched the movie yesterday. It was amazing. They did a perfect job depicting the horror and despair of the situations that were happening. Especially when they used a Giar counter on the kid and shook their head, obviously indicating that the kid would die.

[@sovietgigan2196]

What a fitting song :)

[@-Kaijuuman.productions-]

Godzilla is not just a kaiju he’s a force of nature, better of fact he’s nature’s salvation, for humanity’s pride and greediness he made mankind pay the price.

[@geoffreydevore9503]

Really good music to go with video!!

[@northchaser5163]

With much of the Godzilla series being an obvious allegory for the use of nuclear weaponry, likening the destruction the atomic bombs left behind being as if an immense beast had appeared and laid waste to civilization. "Persecution of the Masses" stands out to me as it is probably among the most encompassing descriptions I've heard to describe the use of nuclear weapons. To drop that degree of destruction upon civilization, upon civilians, not soldiers, Is destruction indiscriminate. Aimless, it doesn't care who of the masses dies, it demands only that they do. "Persecution of the masses" is an apt description of it. The focus the original Godzilla places on the impact Godzilla has on civilians is what makes the film hit so hard. The destruction is the film's spectacle, but its horror comes squarely from the suffering of everyday people you witness. We don't often think too hard about the scars atomic weaponry leaves. Radiation poisoning is a torturous death where your body dies piece by piece while you live. Your skin peels away and your organs die. And beyond that, the chronic effects of large dose radiation exposure will haunt you far into the future. All this is to say that Gojira 1954 is a sobering warning about nuclear weaponry, and how chasing ever greater tools of destruction is a fruitless endeavour that merely sews greater suffering.

[@michadrzymaa2206]

and due to this masterpiece one of the most iconic franchises was made

[@BloodDragon-rp4xc]

i love how perfectly this fits. amazingly the original godzilla holds up so damn well. its just that timeless

[@raxi9619]

The further new movies stray from the message of the original, the less godzilla they are.

[@Leech-3]

New movie bad, old movie good. Same old complaint. Besides, it was Toho and the creator of Godzilla, Tomoyuki Tanaka, that started the Kaiju Fighting. Blame Toho, not America. But we both know you won’t.

[@whitesasquatch3151]

My guy Toho started doing that in 1955, a year after the original film came out

[@raxi9619]

You're putting words in my mouth. I didn't say the new movies are "bad" and I didn't say that I blame America for it. What I am saying is that Godzilla is at his best when embodying the themes of the original. Shin Godzilla and Godzilla Minus One are both one of the best performing films in the franchise while also borrowing the heaviest from the original and its' themes. Minus One is actually the most critically aclaimed Godzilla of all time.@@Leech-3

[@hiukas.]

@@Leech-3 @CoolerDraws He didn't say any of the things you put in his mouth and yes, America has been r*** the concept of Godzilla since 1956. They are garbage movies trying to divert the original message about the nuking of Japan. I wonder why they're trying to do that. Godzilla is about the eldritch gods unleashed on an unsuspecting people called little boy and fat man. The fury of people for losing, against the need for looking forward and recover and change. America took a dump on all of that and instead made a piece of garbage blockbuster using a Japanese national icon with inherently Japanese messaging to make some buck. Thankfully every single actually good Godzilla film has come from Japan, i wonder why. Shame on America.

[@skyeeashe9932]

@@Leech-3 Are you serious? Imagine if Japan took George Washington and made a movie about him beating the revolutionaries as a british general. You wouldn't like that very much I'd wager. Ah but i guess it's not the same because Godzilla is just a big dumb monster right? That's exactly your problem. Godzilla means something to Japan and her history, you have been conditioned to think he doesn't because you only see the kids monster America presented. As far as I'm concerned Japan can do whatever they wish to Godzilla and you have no say in it. It's no coincidence the actually good movies of Godzilla come from Japan and that Godzilla minus one and Shin Godzilla present him as the original. You should try thinking more before blindly defending America as if everything is an attack to you and your nation. Glad I could prove you completely wrong.

[@AlienLovePrince]

a great mashup of original and modern Toho Godzilla. amazing. war will make corpses of us all.

[@AlienLovePrince]

world peace gang or get deleted from the game. Godzilla approves this message. I think.

[@mksunwukong16]

To think that in the next 30 years, Godzilla will officially be 100 years old 🤯

[@madeinmeme9688]

This is how EVERY Godzilla movie should be: not a bunch of monsters fighting for no reason but a critic about war and nuclear energy.

[@Leech-3]

That would be boring and plain if that was EVERY Godzilla movie, you can only remake/ adapt the themes of the original movie so many times before it becomes plain, and overdone. It’s exactly what’s happening with Hollywood with the whole “Revenge is bad” theme that they keep using over and over and over again. Now imagine that same feeling we get from overdone themes, with EVERY Godzilla movie. It’ll become unoriginal and stale after a while.

[@blaster915]

Mate, GO WATCH GODZILLA MINUS ONE!!

[@madeinmeme9688]

@@blaster915 mate, I'VE WATCHED IT AND IT WAS AMAZING!

[@Anime_Fuwatti]

Oh god not another one of you people

[@konigkovach456]

"I CANNOT watch a good movie if it doesnt touch my heart like drake!" ahh comment

[@casinocoofficial3945]

This is my new favorite KZbin video.

[@FSMassy]

Masterpiece

[@Shimospeher]

Well the first Godzilla movie was really a horror and catastrophic movie, the one of few in which human side is likeable and you cheer for people to kill Godzilla. The whole oxygen destroyer idea was also good, can you use superweapon on monster created by other superweapon. Serizawa was a tragic character, he created one of most destructive things not wanting that at first place. I know it's special effects are cheesy after nearly 80 years but damn, still propably the strongest Godzilla movie, a film classic and one of best monster movie, in same league as King Kong.

[@Nicolas-pj7fb]

Se godzilla minus one vai ser uma releitura ao original, pode ser o filme mais tão triste e tramautizante de 2023 , to ansioso para ver

[@ihaveheadtrauma]

Song lyrics: [ 0:23 ] Start [Piano Solo] [ 0:43 ] Violins/Cello [ 1:41 ] Intensifies [lyric start ] Perse-cution of the ma-sses Sacred ble-ssings count for no-thing [ 2:18 Solo 2 ] Oh god, give us, your pro-tection Let, no, blame, fall, to the innocents who have prayed, If your high praise is all we have, let us not be with you…

[@t-r-e-x452]

All aboard the hype train for Minus one!

[@venomiscomingback9768]

Thumbs up nice work dude

[@nosks_stopmotions]

"WE MAKIN' IT OUT OF THE-" *No more jokes...* *No more life.* *no more.*

[@TitanusJase621]

It goes in scene order

[@香取伸一]

全編この画質、そしてIMAXで観られる日を待ちます。

[@vanguardian2864]

This is what Godzilla’s character and what he represents is really about.

[@RonaldoSanchez-g1y]

Godzilla Minus One had considerable criticism of the Imperial Government

[@hmmmmmmmmm3]

It’s definitely time for everyone to watch the OG now.

[@alang.bandala8863]

Funfact: In the original script of the original movie, Godzilla would had a cult of people that believed that Godzilla was an emissary of death and apocalypse for the damage that the japanesse people caused, so this song had more merits to be one of, if not, TOP tier Godzilla themes

[@katiebonser9712]

The year our beloved kaiju came to life on the big screen and became popular!!!

[@jacobzamora4628]

There will be An Horror Godzilla Movie by Toho release sometime in the future, and the horror film will be connected with the 1954 original Godzilla film.

[@jeanniemaycrawford4466]

Shin?

[@seanbrown2294]

@@jeanniemaycrawford4466 been two years and Jacob hasnt answered. I'm wondering the same thing too, is he talking about Shin Godzilla?

[@mateberg]

@@seanbrown2294 Emm, I think the guy just lost his mind, Toho has already released several productions, but none connected with the 54, either the 4D attraction or also Singular Point, but none match their description.

[@Paugose]

@@mateberg Maybe the H-Man, it was also directed by Honda, but this time it's a small creature, one almost no one can catch, but also tied to nuclear based power. Or maybe he's talking about Radon. (Rodan outside of Japan)

[@awesomenintendoman7054]

Godzilla vs Destroyah is a connection to the 54 movie as Destroyah is a reincarnation of the oxygen destroyer.

[@deahawncarrun9607]

Going to be hosted this one is very dark...and depresse and sad..and nobody not lying about this first gzaill movie very dark tho💞😔😔😓🐲🐊

[@zedus1238]

Not trying to be rude but... R/ihadastroke

[@zedus1238]

Not trying to be rude but... R/ihadastroke

[@gio142]

Speak better english please

[@sovietgigan2196]

This movie isn't a kids film like the rest of the showa Era and it's not a joke like th MV movies. There is no laughter. There is no cheering. There are no smiles. Only sadness as you watch people burn to death or get crushed.

[@MrChonbruh]

gzaill

[@ComfortsSpecter]

Beautiful Horrific Humanistic Amazing Work The Comfort Of Man Know’s No Bounds

[@JoeKaiersProductions]

Now this is like a horror movie

[@EndahFajarWati-h8x]

That song is used for shin godzilla film sondtrack

[@dyomel3249]

JOHN 3:16 FOR GOD SO LOVE THE WORLD, THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON, THAT WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH IN HIM SHALL NOT PERISH, BUT HAVE EVERLASTING LIFE

[@sovietgigan2196]

Amen.

[@BlackSkull1984]

i like how the music went from Waltz style to Intense style

[@nealnoir]

*chills*

[@blessyou_4bx9h73f]

This gave me chills to be quite honest with you.

[@comixking9811]

Perfect edit

[@kidkong637]

Love the score.

[@bumuman]

Could I request this type of video of Godzilla destroying Tokyo with Who Will Know playing over?

[@totalNERD-eo7wx]

If Your High Praise Is All We Have, Let Us not be With out You!

[@giovanepereirafreitas8958]

Now i really want to see something like this with the -one godzilla

[@possiblynot7323]

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH

[@goyu8801]

master piece

[@なるさわせいじ]

生まれて来て良かったありがとうです

[@RollerCoasterFrolicking]

"Truly a god in carnet"

[@yautjaelite2396]

Godzilla501 “incarnate”

[@beaclaster]

incarnate

[@Captain_Leafy]

You messed it up bruh

[@ryuujitakasu4602]

Who cares if he messed it up bro it's a cool quote

[@yumahummus5033]

in carnet

[@Local-Of-The-Mitten-State]

Woah… awesome!

[@normalepsilon11]

I have a feeling that godzilla minus one is gonna have the terrifying horrifying and unspeakable horror theme like shin godzilla and godzilla 1954

[@456A.Animations]

Imagine this song would be on a godzilla movie that combines the original 1954 , 1996 , 2014 ,2016 and minus one

[@ReluctantWarrior]

Dr. Yamane had no idea just how right he was.

[@godzillaboi]

Not even joking, one of my favorite parts of this movie (Both Japinese and American version) is Raymond Burr, AKA Steve Marten

[@alphadragonwolfwarrior6373]

Do you think you'll do a crossover like this again, but instead of Shin Godzilla, it'd be Minus One's main theme?

[@awesomenintendoman7054]

Off topic though, but this song kinda fits with the attacks of September 11.

[@bobcat24]

Agreed.

[@KaiArslan_67]

Shin Godzilla is both remake of original and about government reaction on disaster

[@thecue_ballhimself]

Why is it that there are some really good Godzilla movies, while most are mid?

[@hristostoyanov7409]

Goliath 6.0 (2029) Full Movie

[@DraylianKaiju]

"I was the last of my kind.....and you made me the first....this is why I punish you......because I never thought I could be made lonlier." -Anonymous.

[@mccopeland5780]

3:49 Biollante silhouette

[@mateberg]

Shit you're right!

[@MrChonbruh]

Haha lol

[@monke7914]

What?

[@figuregaming3872]

that's crazy

[@chrisrus1965]

Wow.

[@mrsyruxx3517]

the song just shows all thıngs when ı was 5/4/6 ıt just shows everythıng ı loved thıs song when ı was these ages *6/5/4* ın the kındergarten ı knew who was godzilla and knew thıs song wıch was my favorıte

[@leetaylor41]

Graat video do you get a copyright claim for using this music ?

[@dna3169]

Epic !