Why GODZILLA MINUS ONE is Perfect

Why GODZILLA MINUS ONE is Perfect | Ending Explained. We breakdown and explain Godzilla Minus 1 to talk about the hidden details, deeper themes, message and our analysis of the movie. There's a lot going on beneath the surface with the Japanese Blockbuster being my favorite film of 2023.
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[@heavyspoilers]

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[@Kelticfury]

I dare you to watch Takashi Miike's Audition (1999).

[@lornejustice7571]

Hello @HeavySpoilers .. you are my favorite content on here. I fear my question is constantly getting buried under 100s on comments. I know you would like to make a great video on this topic…or make a theory time…. my question is WHERE . IS. ICE. MAN . 😢 (Xmen97) The attack on genosha should have been more than enough for him to show face regardless of personal feelings. (People have been telling me he doesnt like the xmen) SO WHAT? Right?

[@Kelticfury]

@@lornejustice7571 right now some writer at the Xmen 97 studio is face palming and muttering dammit! I knew we forgot someone!

[@e.s.5529]

I missed this Paul. is it possible to watch it now? if so where?

[@FernandoStarkTargaryen]

I’m not gonna lie, that scene at the end when he found out his lover was alive had me in tears. It was so beautiful 🥹

[@karimw.9954]

I didn’t cry at all…but what had happened was, my wife left a window open and a strong gust of wind entered our house hitting me directly in the eye right at the exact moment of the scene. Crazy. It caused a little tear to fall. I caught it though

[@radientproductions9799]

i'm not crying , your crying! :)

[@justcholey4131]

i like that koichi saving himself was a domino effect into making everyone else's lives happier in a way. The mechanic goes through turmoil to find his purpose again His neighbour becomes a mother figure again He inspires his friends from the boat, even the scientist. And Noriko finds her place in the world as well as love in it it may not be but it could be a nice message about anti-suicide and seeing the beautiful impacts you can make

[@WaveRider1989]

Damn. I didn't even think like that. Awesome, the story of soldiers, war and the life it destroys is so impactful more then just a sea monster story.

[@nathanmiller9918]

It's true. He couldn't have saved everyone had he sacrificed himself in the war.

[@anthonybird546]

Koichi and the neighbor lady healing their bones as a community was a good microcosm of the country coming back together too. It read touching to see her break and it was because Koichi lived. Going to the war saved Koichi's life, he would have died alongside his family in the firebombing. H8s choices or his failures kept him alive and he loved with shame for it because their government pushed a culture where their lives didn't matter. Now, the whole country chooses life, affirming his will to live and no longer with shame.

[@LearningStuffLane]

There's something subtle you missed. In the hospital when we see Noriko there's a black vein crawling up her neck... being infected by the big G might explain why she survived

[@josealqueres]

Exactly! I'm guessing she is going to become Mothra in the next movie ?

[@flip8966]

Whos that i dont know the lore please explain ​@josealqueres

[@josealqueres]

@@flip8966 Mothra is one of Toho's most popular monsters and second only to Godzilla in her total number of film appearances. Polls taken during the early 1990s indicated that Mothra was particularly popular among women who were, at the time, the largest demographic among Japan's movie-going audience, a fact that prompted the filming of 1992's Godzilla vs. Mothra, which was the best-attended Toho film since King Kong vs. Godzilla.[6] IGN listed Mothra as #3 on their "Top 10 Japanese Movie Monsters" list,[7] while Complex listed the character as #7 on its "The 15 Most Badass Kaiju Monsters of All Time" list.[8] Though Mothra is generally portrayed as female, male individuals of her species have also been featured in the franchise, including Mothra Leo in the Rebirth of Mothra trilogy, and a male Mothra larva who appears alongside his non-identical twin in Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.

[@kp1x]

The way you describe Godzilla as big G makes me assume you on some bestiality type shit

[@Ytinasniiable]

I like your positive spin on it, my brain went more towards "rise of the planet of the apes"

[@cokemachine62590]

You missed the very important detail that Kimiko lived because she absorbed Godzilla cells in the blast that killed her. There was a huge mark on her neck that looked alive as she was sitting up in the hospital bed

[@JosephFridley]

Thought I was crazy for a moment. Reminded me of how radiation fall out lingers.

[@andyharmer32]

Surprised you didn't mention the mark on the mothers neck at the end

[@NoxAnexayi]

I was thinking I was seeing things. It was growing, wasn't it?

[@andyharmer32]

She's going to mutate into mothra in 1.0

[@NoxAnexayi]

@@andyharmer32 Mothra is my second favourite Kaiju. Don't tease me like that. Haha.

[@reign225]

She's probably a clone that formed from godzilla's blood , clearly controlled by godzilla.

[@huzzah4617]

was looking for the answer to this very question .. surprisingly he dint mention this at all,

[@Sardor_Islomov]

What a coincidence that this video comes the day after a high-quality pirated version of the movie shows up on the internet.

[@LikeTheBuffalo]

*_RRREEEEEEEEEAAACCCHHHHH_*

[@Spjerdalai]

Arrr, just what I was thinking 🏴‍☠️

[@chuco915C]

I’m guilty 😭

[@The_Zodiac45]

🤫

[@jonnycashh3876]

😆

[@johnreese7973]

It was probably even more satisfying to first adopters who took a chance before the hype. They'd be blown away because expectations were low.

[@gvaz694]

day one went alone, no one wanted to go with me because they had a certain perception that comes with a Godzilla movie, ended up being my favorite movie of last year.

[@Kaijutopia]

"Not having been to war is something to be proud of." I'm glad you finally saw it, Paul! One of the many things I love about Godzilla Minus One is the juxtapositions between Godzilla and the terrific human cast. Film protagonist Koichi Shikishima wants to give up on life because he doesn't believe he's worthy of it. How this juxtaposes with Godzilla is profound. Godzilla's arrival is heralded by dead deep-sea fish. In Japanese culture, the meaning of Dead Fish stands for giving up on life, not caring anymore about what happens next, and when you have nothing left to lose. Throughout the story, Koichi witnesses the dead fish at key moments of his arc. And though he later deduces their connection to Godzilla, he seems unaware of their eerie connection to the ghosts in his head. This all changes when he chooses life.

[@kirara4572]

It's true that in Japan, when we see someone who has given up, we say they have "dead fish eyes." Shikishima had dead fish eyes many times, but he overcame them.

[@SwashtikPatnaikSP]

*Japanese people are real artists Hollywood can never understand the true vision of the person(Tomoyuki Tanaka) who created Godzilla character*

[@BHuang92]

Of all people, they know very well what the original Godzilla was!

[@civilizeddiva]

@@BHuang92...or the significance of Godzilla’s 🎻 orchestra.

[@TortoiseNotTurtle]

What do you mean Hollywood can never understand that? They're under heavy supervision from Toho and if they did something Toho wouldn't like they'd revoke those rights lmao. Also Godzilla being a heroic thing has been around since the 60s. Godzilla was able to survive as a franchise for so long due to its versatility.

[@civilizeddiva]

@@TortoiseNotTurtle And yet something about Hollywood’s G version is always “off.” For example, the Science background on G and potential solutions to G’s mayhem are abbreviated in the U.S. version.

[@TortoiseNotTurtle]

@civilizeddiva And they're also abbreviated or just straight up not present in many Japanese films. Man it's almost like ppl don't need to sit through a long and drawn out explanation of a character many are familiar with for the 50th time. A lot of Japanese Godzilla films are just as light hearted, action heavy and ridiculous. Godzilla flying was a Japanese thing. The fucking dropkick was a Japanese thing. Like it or not these interpretations helped Godzilla stay relevant and continue on as a franchise. Godzilla can do MULTIPLE things. If you think the Legendary era is bad/ridiculous I feel the Heisei era would give you an anuerysm.

[@SocialBobcat]

last november i randomly noticed that G-1 was playing at our local theater and thought "hmm i've never been a huge fan of modern Godzilla movies but my younger son is kinda into them right now, let's make a family night of it ". had no idea it was from Toho anything about it my wife and two kids and i left the movie almost stunned at how engaging it was. the atmospheric music was incredible, the sense of tension and scale was palpable, just everything done right. amazing experience

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

So you finally saw it about damn time

[@Euphoricbleeding]

Right??

[@AnAmericanMusician]

It finally came out on digital.

[@yuyamabe8984]

The scariest thing about this movie is that Noriko survived. And in the hospital room scene, you can see a black birthmark growing on her neck. Noriko must have been fatally injured in the aftermath of Godzilla's atomic breath, but she looks strangely beautiful. Perhaps she got too close to Godzilla and absorbed Godzilla cells, which gave her special healing abilities. The final scene hinted at the hardships that lay ahead for their family.

[@ghidorah4695]

Something I noticed that I haven't seen anyone else bring up is how, _unnaturally,_ Godzilla moves. Just compare his attack on Ginza to him on Odo Island as Godzillasaurus. Yes, he's big and bulky, but there's clear thought behind his actions; he's observing his surroundings, moving organically, and he only ever attacks when provoked, either by the spotlight or being shot at. Compare that with Ginza. Every step is measured, consistent, and almost robotic; he only stares directly forward and barely moves his upper torso. It places a lot of emphasis on Godzilla's now unnatural nature; he feels less like the intelligent, thinking, feeling animal we saw on Odo Island and more like a mindless engine of destruction.

[@knullorp-s360]

You are right

[@WaveRider1989]

Why did he attack like that?

[@knullorp-s360]

Odo Island Godzilla is another form of that very same Godzilla

[@kcox1980]

I think it's really interesting how Godzilla has always been a metaphor for the nukes being dropped on Japan and with that in mind, the Japanese Godzilla movies portray him as a villain and a devastating force, but the western Godzilla movies portray him as a heroic character.

[@BHuang92]

Minus One perfectly reinvigorated the message of the original Godzilla! Something that is sadly very relevant today!

[@PaiMeiofthelotusclan]

The entire movie is about a dude not killing himself. It ends how it begins. Marvelous execution

[@denniskristos3800]

I'm an OG Godzilla fan and saw it in IMAX two days after release. Paul, this movie is... Truly a masterpiece of the Kaiju genre and a great piece of Japanese cinema, generally speaking. A favourite of mine, for sure. Takashi Yamazaki created something special in "Gojira - 1.0" and he's no longer Japan's best kept cinematic secret. Been following his films since 2002's "Returner". You might wanna check out his WW II titles ."The Eternal Zero": aka: "The Fighter Pilot" --it's about the Kamikazes and "The Great War Of Archimedes". That one's about the building of the battleship Yamato. Again, both are written, directed with VFX designed by Yamazaki. Highly recommended.

[@rajifusama]

returner was cool. i liked it a lot

[@fmikuru]

this! when koichi was back in flying it really had the feel of The Eternal Zero, not to mention both protagonists being kamikaze pilots and also same soundtrack composer Naoki Sato.

[@denniskristos3800]

@@fmikuru To date, probably the single best movie on the subject of Japan's Kamikaze military strategy and its pilots. Real meat on the bones and lots of food for thought... As well, some of that film's thematic elements recurred in "Gojira - 1.0". Naoki Sato is apparently, Yamazaki's go-to composer. He also did the scores for " "Space Battleship Yamato", his live action "Parasyte" duology and "The Great War Of Archimedes".

[@denniskristos3800]

@@rajifusama It's a time travel story that wasn't dependent on the theory of causality and it actually worked. Loved it.

[@Sonny_AA]

I had the accidental privilege of seeing this in a 4DX theater (The moving seats/water spray/wind effects) and it was easily the greatest movie experience I've ever had. It was so damn immersive. Better than any Disney ride experience. When Godzilla comes after the minesweeping boat I was right there with them. I wish I had been able to see it again in that setting before it left theaters. I hope it comes back around for a celebration in the future. The movie tugged at my heart so deeply. Regret, rage, redemption! I get choked up just thinking about the main protagonists journey. We've all been there in some way or another.

[@Osiris064]

For me, Godzilla Minus One is the best Godzilla movie. Just perfection

[@masonhall2966]

My favorite Godzilla movie honestly

[@Steeziii47]

About time!! I've been waiting for some kind of Godzilla Minus One video since the release

[@heavyspoilers]

hahaha thank you man, was gutted when it left cinemas and I hadnt seen it

[@Steeziii47]

@heavyspoilers I understand that, better late than never! 🙌 I can't wait for the 4k release lol

[@Mithrandir69]

How is anyone able to watch this right now? I thought it was only being released in Japan today...

[@unquietgrave]

Shin Godzilla (2016) is still my favorite Godzilla film, but Minus One was unbelievable! I got to see it on a massive drive-in theater screen and loved it

[@exhaustguy]

I did a double bill - watched Shin Godzilla on Amazon before hitting the theater for Godzilla Minus One. A great creature double feature with my daughter.

[@MinusoneG]

Shin was decent compared to this masterpiece

[@loneokami6560]

​@@MinusoneG Shin is trash

[@VinhMaiVinyard]

I kinda hope they don't do a sequel. While they could make a good sequel, they could also ruin what was basically a perfect story.

[@kbyrdleroy]

Glad you finally saw it. It is a masterpiece that won an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects! You'd think the US would learn from this version and make a similar one, but they will not.

[@Chofyta]

I just watched it, like u said, is just PERFECT. The visual, the acting, the script, everything was SOOOO well cared, so much love making this movie. The real monster here is the script, man.... this should be studied for future generations, is a masterclass of awesome storytelling.

[@watsomd]

I can't belive I missed this in the Theater. There was just no buzz and no one encouraged me to see it. Never saw it in a trailer, and I saw 2 different films in the same run that were playing during the same weeks. I slept on it. To find out what the budget is, comparing to Marvel/DC/Disney it is beyond a masterpiece just based on budget alone. In Addition, I thought Godzilla Minus 1 referenced how they just beat him in one battle, but the war is not over AKA Godzilla is down 1. This was like a great novel, it started slow, hooked you, and just enthralled me to the end.

[@christianmartinez7122]

Glad you did this review, loved the movie in theaters. Gonna rewatch this weekend

[@anthonyhudak9363]

As a Godzilla fan, I'm just incredibly happy we had two very different renditions of a Godzilla movie come out within months of each other and both be massive successes. Really shows his versatility

[@freddyb6105]

I've been watching rubber suit Godzilla movies since the 70s. I can safely say this is the best Godzilla movie ever made

[@Tootfarangi]

Paul, I have to say *I was a bit let down by your review.* I usually look to your reviews for those hidden details and Easter eggs. I was really hoping you'd dive into the *strange growing black marks (veins?) on Noriko's neck* at the hospital scene, but you didn't even mention it!

[@PeterFrikadelle]

Seriously... how else does he think she survived that??

[@starshapedtambourineman]

Yes, lad! Also my film of 2023, went to see at the pics and it blew me away. Never did I ever forseee that a godzilla movie would hit me in the feels. Godzilla is treated like jaws a bit, they dont over use him and really invest in the characters. Also, the mine scene was very jaws 😅 so amazing. Is it available general release now? Rawwr 🦖

[@harryallen867]

Finally! Been waiting for this 😂

[@bobpierce]

One more thing: I rewatched a few scenes after leaving my previous comment, and what struck me were the little moments and reactions, that feel like they would have been skipped over in other movies. For example, at the end, when the mechanic’s reaction when he hears about Shikishima over the radio. They included the flashback about his final instructions, but they ALSO added his reaction shot. It just shows how carefully woven this tapestry is. And speaking of woven, it struck me how each character had an integral part to play in the outcome. Even “the kid”, who ultimately wrangled the tugboats after being shut out. Take any one of them away, and the plan unravels. Masterful! 👏👏👏🙌

[@Warstu]

Such a Good movie 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Glad you liked it buddy Ps Studio back drop looking *Sick*

[@heavyspoilers]

Ey thank you man

[@rosettasilvermist]

Loved it for the same reason i loved monarch. It adds emotion and gives you characters you actually care about.

[@chriscourtney2956]

Loved it that much G-1 is my phone ringtone. Shame no-one likes me enough to ring so I can hear it.

[@NhBleker]

I honestly didn’t like how they showed Godzilla still being alive and regenerating, would’ve rather they just ended the film with the reveal that Kimiko was alive. This is especially true when we see Godzilla at his most ruthless of killing many, including a dog when he’s in the country side that you can hear which was the worst death and made for him getting his shit rocked by the humans that much more satisfying. Despite that though, it was an amazing film that was well worth the purchase.

[@BubblegumCrash332]

This screenplay has 0% fat. It reminded me of the OG Star Wars script. Should be taught in film school.

[@MasterTainment]

Fantastic job dude!

[@heavyspoilers]

Eeeeeyyy thank you man! 🙌 can’t wait to see your breakdown on it dude

[@damianstarks3338]

Another perfect ending video awesome

[@CarlisleCultCinemaClub]

There is a little nod to the British Giant Monster Gorgo When you first see Godzilla you see these mutated fish that look exactly like the ones from Gorgo when Gorgo first appears

[@pierocasanova267]

Lol I just saw it yesterday I tried looking up your video not knowing you hadn't made one yet

[@DOI_ARTS]

The actors you may not know their names but were very familiar because some of them is in Samurai X movie. Lead actor play Sojiro the emotionless samurai and the plane mechanic was unmistakably Sanosuke Sagara ha ha ha

[@Tomy_Yon]

It's crazy endearing and also funny. A must see!

[@mattcliburn]

About damn time paul lol, been waiting for your feedback

[@KD-xp2eo]

This was by far my favorite Godzilla movie

[@nathanmiller9918]

There was a certain tactile feel to Godzilla destroying populations that don't always come across in the movies. He was genuinely terrifying in this.

[@JosephFridley]

What about the black veins growing on Noriko’s neck?

[@Rayyankool]

is maybe an infection or one of the radiation of godzilla ig idk

[@anniesmith6220]

This was the best Godzilla movie I’ve seen since the 1950’s one. The American made ones constantly used dark images and rain for monster fights.

[@davidethridge5748]

What was on Noriko's neck at the end when she hugged Shikishima?

[@DOI_ARTS]

She's infected of Godzilla, she could be the one that is able to communicate to Goji or to other Kaiju later on. I hope no part 2 because this is an almost perfect Godzilla movie

[@CollieCollins]

Watched this yesterday, amazing work. I was literally thinking oh that must be the original Godzilla theme or something cos i recognised it, then, simon says get the f**k up popped into me head and i was like ahhhhhhh, of course😂

[@Blimbus-Blombo]

Even though as a kid I loved hero Godzilla, as an adult I appreciate that they brought it back to its roots of Godzilla being a metaphor for the unstoppable force that America created by developing nuclear weapons, and the destruction they caused with those weapons. That’s also partly why Godzilla always comes back, or is resurrected. Ever since mankind figured out how to make a nuclear bomb there will always be nuclear weapons, there’s no erasing the knowledge and thus no eradicating the potential for mass destruction.

[@larryiscreating]

The Simon Says reference 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@okeyakono5087]

You missed Noriko's neck. There was a black organism moving. Seemed to save her.

[@scottessery100]

love this film....better than 1998 :)

[@ianbrewster8934]

Best movie from 2023. Arguably the best Godzilla movie ever made. This and the original are tied for first place when it comes to Godzilla movies and shin Godzilla comes in a close second.

[@Zenoandturtle]

I saw it on the big screen. As good as it gets.

[@G_Ryuji]

This movie was a must see in theaters because aside from the amazing characters and story, the soundtrack and audio played in the theaters makes the film so much more appealing.

[@roxys744]

Awesome movie!! Kept to the original in my opinion, took me back. I am 54 and grew up watching Godzilla on Saturday afternoon! Loved the subtitles, story, just very well done!

[@seansilkworth1469]

Shocked to see that no one is mentioning that the mark shown at the end could be similar to the humanoid figures shown in shin Godzilla

[@Ether_drax]

Did anyone notice the mark coming on noriko's neck in the ending

[@zs6jce]

That's why I'm here, need an explanation!

[@PeterFrikadelle]

Ending Explained. Literally misses half of the important beats at the end.

[@Komikino]

I loved this movie and the way it seemed to put Hollywood to shame. There was one thing that I didn't like about it though... that was the fact that Noriko lives and shows up at the end. To me, it felt like they had to have a forced happy finish to the film. That's probably me, though. Loved everything else about it. Saw it twice in the theater and on the second showing, I had to bring the whole family. Haven't seen Godzilla and Kong yet. Will wait till that is streamed. :P

[@tombrand236]

It’s a truly great film

[@cheekster777]

I plan to finally watch this myself during the Bank Holiday weekend after failing to find a local cinema showing it. Will check out your video straight after. Thank you Paul.

[@heavyspoilers]

Much appreciated

[@cheekster777]

@@heavyspoilers 🤝

[@bobpierce]

I just finished watching it (finally!), a few minutes ago. I held off on watching your video until after, and I thought your observations were spot on. It’s so well crafted - and I chose that word on purpose, because this movie is so carefully, expertly and lovingly shaped. The scene with G chasing the boat was…🤯😵. And so many aspects of the city attack made you think back to the atomic bombing. The movie is superb!

[@MrThugBasher]

Gutted i was never able to see it at my local VUE cinema, the buggers only had it showing for 2 weeks! Showings wjere silly times and only 1 or 2 screenings a day. Spotted it on my local streaming service so i know what im watching this weekend!!

[@vinicius_nunes]

Shikishima wasn't 'afraid' to live. Or, at least it wasn't only afraid to live, he was feeling guilty for being alive, for having failed as a soldier. You could say he had a case of 'survivor guilt'. Because he failed to do his duty as a Kamikaze soldier and then failed again when facing Baby Godzilla. So after the other survivor handed him their pictures showing their lives he thought he didn't deserve to continue with his, being happy and moving forward because they couldn't either since they all died. When Godzilla shows up again, he is initially in survivor mode, but after the girl goes missing he is driven by revenge by all means necessary. By the movie's end, he finally does his duty as a soldier and gets over his guilt.

[@Space_Ache]

Watched it yesterday. A perfect movie about love, death, war, nationalism and redemption. 10/10.

[@Zenoandturtle]

Speaking of Japanese Horror, there is one gem that has made it in the top 10 list of most terryfing films of all time. That movie is Audition - an absolute masterpiece, but a warning; not for those weak in stomach.

[@Mangolite]

I am waiting for the Godzilla Minus One physical media release to pair it with Oppenheimer as a double feature.

[@user-lj8vg9wv7v]

I highly recommend watching this movie especially after watching Oppenheimer.

[@made-line7627]

Ngl, when it was revealed that Tachibana told Shikishima to live, I was very moved. The two twists at the end of the film were great 🎌

[@MrCake-ui8uo]

Yesterday I watch it for first time... The movie is amazing, beautiful human story and scary godzilla scenes..

[@JC-jt3ug]

The only Godzilla movie I’ve liked as an adult definitely the best of 2023

[@user-td9ie4ml3v]

Disney needs to take notes into this one.

[@CEDELEON23]

Great movie and great break down! Love the channel and the content Heavy Spoilers team! Looking extra healthy and lean lately Paul.

[@heavyspoilers]

Ey thank you, I filmed this after 4 hours sleep so I appreciate that

[@ThatNinjaLes]

Nice Pharoahe Monch reference!

[@seasidescott]

First time since maybe Fellowship that I just sat there amazed by a film and grateful to have seen it.

[@erichoiland1814]

Pretty sure the love interest was the luckiest person alive, landing in the pillow factory

[@RakKrD]

That's not Atomic Breath. That's Godzilla's Heat Ray which is more powerful and destructive than Atomic Breath.

[@samanthamoore7615]

I really need to see this , my very small town cinema only showed for a short while and i missed it . Where can i watch in the uk?

[@Atari_Safari]

Thanks to the positive reception I went and saw Godzilla Minus One before it left theaters. It did not disappoint. Got literal goosebumps from many scenes. His atomic breath was the best iteration we've seen.

[@TheSuperSnake313]

Absolutely was my favorite overall film of 2023. It was a feel good story in the end, subverted my expectations but in a good way for once, and of course Godzilla was fantastic. All of this on a manageable budget. Absolutely brilliant

[@MrXon]

Saw it on Netflix, you didn't cover that dark spot that appeared in the final scene on girls neck

[@Kyizen]

Could also easily be a Black Mirror episode where he did kamikaze and die and this is personal torment. Everything seems to good at the end, ejecting, the girl alive, monster dead, he is the hero...

[@MinusoneG]

Greatest Godzilla movie ever made! A true masterpiece

[@High_Key]

I just got a chance to watch it since it's on Netflix now. WOW...I've never been a Godzilla fan. I casually know some of the monsters and have watched some of the movies, and I know about his atomic breath. I certainly don't watch breakdowns or reviews for these movies like I would for movies I care more about. But Minus One had me emotionally invested in a way I haven't felt in a while. I teared up multiple times and it's a monster movie...how? Definitely a fan now

[@DIEKALSTER8]

Now let him fight Ultraman in the next one.

[@Aaron-cc7yq]

The black and white version is far superior. Absolutely amazing

[@kcox1980]

Godzilla Minus One was good because it was a well made movie with an absolutely beautiful story........ .......that also had Godzilla

[@ericgen5022]

Also one of my favorite movies of the -past several years!

[@a.k.rundizbeat3212]

There are quite a few interesting questions at the end of the film like why was Noriko running from those people at the start(was she part of an experiment or come across some other substance?) and is the black creeping mark on her neck due to Godzilla's cells reacting with whatever she was maybe experimented on or something?

[@halfxue]

it's PLUS ONE now since you're on board with us now, with the people having watched this

[@joe3019772008]

we need this movie on bluray here in the usa already. i loved this so much and want to own it. if MT is doing the breakdown tell him to be serious about it, leave out the cornball jokes that aren't even funny to begin with.

[@jasonotoole1822]

Hollywood needs to take notice....this movie kicked your ass because it was all about story...there's no agenda...just a fantastic story!

[@ragna6410]

Any info when the blu ray release is?

[@legostarlord_]

How did you get to watch it? I don't see it in any streaming service!

[@zagariasbooysen7401]

I finaly got to see it yesterday! It is byfar the best 2023 movie.

[@Monsterverse1954]

I watched it yesterday to be honest I don’t see why people say it’s the best Godzilla film out there I mean I liked it Godzilla attacked Japan and stuff but I don’t know I don’t see why everyone hyped about now t saying it’s bad I really did like it it’s just I feel like people overhyped this film I was expecting to see more of the terror of Godzilla and him attacking Tokyo Japan if he is supposed to be the bad guy of the film