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- First time watching and reacting to Godzilla
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why does youtube consistently hate dasha channel, she hardky getting any viewrship as somebody damn near at 100k subs. Hope Dasha isn't demotivated. You really are the most underrated reactor on RUclips.
@@JohnnyXoz I OFFERED HER NEW GFX STILL WAITING ..
@@JohnnyXoz I was actually just looking at this thumbnail, and thought it looked like a hostage video.
Ken Watanabe is such an underrated actor..that guy killed every role he was ever in
He was definitely at his best in the Last Samurai
This is a fact
When Dasha says "imagine the sex between these creatures...so many earthquakes"...you know you're watching one of the best movie reviewers on youtube.
Yeah, she occasionally has certain comments that make your mind wonder to...interesting places... 😄
27:11 The breath weapon is called the "Atomic Breath" or "Heat Ray". Basically, Godzilla can concentrate the radiation in its body into an offensive weapon.
Godzilla is also a very flexible character. There are a lot of movies where he *is* the bad guy too!
lol Godzilla is fake you know....
@@craighanson-rc1md I did call him a *character*, so...
@@craighanson-rc1md captain obvious right here 🙄
He’s not bad, he’s pure. They all are. Are we “bad” when we step on a bug while we are doing something? When we walk through our yards, do you care what little creatures you smash and kill? Traps? Poison? Should we be surprised that something bigger treats us how we treat something smaller?
@@craighanson-rc1md Yes, thank you for pointing out the obvious. Now go drink your juice box and take a nappy nap.
You can't watch these movies without seeing the original 1954 movie. By far the best.
Toho is super stricked, I don't think she could do it.
The blue stuff Godzilla is shooting out is his atomic breath. Basically a blast of concentrated radiation.
During the run of Godzilla (Gojira) he has been a hero, antihero, villain. He is what the story teller needs him to be. In this incarnation he is a force of nature that keeps the balance. His breath is a blast of radiation. The energy level turned the air into plasma (the blue flames). I've been a fan of Godzilla and othe kiju sense the 1970s. As a little kid I would watch anything I could find.
At worst, Godzilla destroyed fishing boats in his territory. Only aggression on cities is after governments deployed a navy to attack him, again in his home leading to retaliation on their turf after. I have never seen Godzilla as a villain. Antagonist sure, but not villain. He is an animal. Nature. Protected himself and fed on whatever that particular iteration had him feeding on, but never out of maliciousness. I disagree with him ever being villain. Just as a lion chasing a human with a gun back to their truck after being shot at would not be a villain.
@@isodore4636 He was in Giant Monsters All Out Attack.
27:11 The blue beam Godzilla shoots out of his mouth is called the "Atomic Breath," a beam made of pure radiation. It's been his signature move since 1954.
Count down to godzilla minus one, it's going to tear her heart out.
Fr fr!
Not without seeing the original or Shin Godzilla first, that way she see all the different varieties there is
Arron Taylor Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen play a couple in this movie and also play brother and sister in age of Ultron. They have onscreen chemistry.
Not to mention that both films were out in the same month. Seeing both actors seemed somewhat awkward in those films playing off each other for vastly different purposes.
Actually Age of Ultron came out a year after Godzilla 2014, the only thing Marvel related they were in the same year as this was the post credit scene in The Winter Soldier
Dasha saying she thinks she has a new crush on Aaron Taylor Johnson, the actor who plays Ford (I assume she means him) makes me wonder if she realized that he was Quick Silver in Avengers; Age of Ultron and makes me wish she'd watch Bullet Train. She'd LOVE him in that one.
I think your empathy and appreciation of goofy spectacle will converge nicely in the Monarch Monsterverse. Can’t wait for you to meet Kong and Mothra.
History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of not pushing the like button - Godzilla!
What I've grown to appreciate about this film is that it's less of a Godzilla film and more of a WE'RE in a Godzilla film.
A brief history of Godzilla...
Godzilla started with Godzilla (1954), a B/W Japanese movie, where he was depicted as a destructive creature. When the film was brought to America, not only was it dubbed into English, they also filmed scenes with American actors and inserted them into the movie because they didn't think American audiences would watch a movie with an all Japanese cast, especially so soon after World War II.
Godzilla was popular, so Japan started making sequels, where Godzilla would fight various other monsters. Eventually, he was turned into a hero who would show up to protect the world by fighting the other, evil monsters. At times some of the movies got fairly silly. Japan has been turning out a steady stream of Godzilla movies ever since.
Some of the other monsters he's fought, or fought with, include: Rodan, Mothra, Gigan, Megalon, Mechgodzilla, Ghidorah, Mecha King Ghidorah, Destroyah, Space Godzilla, Hedora, Biollante, King Kong, Anguirus, King Caesar, Battra, Orga.
In 1998, an American studio tried to make a Godzilla movie. The fans HATED it, and ridiculed it.
Then, they made this movie, which was a hit. This movie and the films that film it, are completely separate from the Japanese Godzilla movies.
Speaking of which, Japan has made two more Godzilla movies since this one came out. There was Shin Godzilla in 2016, which was another original story for the character, and this year they released Godzilla Minus One, which is supposed to be a remake of the original Godzilla.
As for these American movies, the correct order to watch them in is;
Godzilla (2014)
Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024)
Also for the record, there have been multiple King Kong movies, none of which were connected. There was the original in 1933, which also had a sequel the same year, Son of Kong, a remake in 1976, which had a sequel, King Kong Lives in 1986, and then another remake in 2005, directed by Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings). Besides appearing in a Godzilla movie, Kong also had a stand-alone Japanese-American movie called King Kong Escapes, where he fought a robot duplicate of himself.
You have to watch the original 1954 Godzilla. I thought it would be too old but it turned out to be so good. Worth a watch I think. As well as Minus One. Do it! So super!
The 1954/56 Gojira/Godzilla is timeless. It should be watched by all generations.
15:44 "So.....did they fight?" My exact reaction in the theater 😆
I saw this film in the theater. It was a very good experience. This film is my second favorite Godzilla movie ever. (Godzilla Minus One is my favorite Godzilla film.) Please react to Godzilla Minus One. Great reaction! 👍🏿
Welcome to the Monsterverse.
Listing all of the monsterverse movies in release order
Godzilla (2014)
Kong: skull island (2017)
Godzilla: king of the monsters (2019)
Godzilla vs Kong (2021)
Godzilla x Kong: the new empire (a few months ago)
Slight correction: Godzilla vs. Kong is 2021.
I actually saw godzilla vs Kong in the theaters, it's kinda lame
@@Fantomex. I would disagree I think Godzilla vs Kong was great but Godzilla X Kong was the worst of all of them so far for me.
@@TRINVIDEO now i disagree on GxK, it was great
Remember Kong Skull Island takes place before Godzilla (2014)
Great reaction Dasha. Skull Island is a lot of fun so maybe less tears.
Except maybe in the “ Dear Billy “parts.
the director for this is the same director for Rogue One, thats why it's so good
17:17 It kinda depends. Sometimes Gozilla is a bad guy, sometimes he's a good guy, but more often than not he's an antihero.
King Kong (2005) with Jack Black and Naomi Watts is the best Kong movie since the 1933 original. It won 3 Oscars, had 46 other award wins, and 104 nominations. Peter Jackson (The Lord of the Rings) directed it and helped write the screenplay. Set in the 1930s depression era, it has classic movie ambience, romance, heartfelt story, and exciting adventure in the Peter Jackson's style. It's a beautiful movie that stirs the emotions. I hope you react to it.
2:11 "...so big, and this is what she said."
there it is.😊
and a record too! 🏆
But "she" ALWAYS says that! 😊
@YoureMrLebowski why don't you make a compilation of how many times she says it make it a "shorts" the more views the more subs
Hey Dasha! Going to throw in my support for "Godzilla minus one" (2023) you thought this movie was emotional. you'll really cry to the newest movie
Dasha nails the " that's what she said" joke in record time!! I Luv that little joke in the reactions! That was Quick! "And that's what she said"... Rim shot! Thanks for sharing Dasha ❤️💛
Great reaction, Dasha, thanks! I'm sorry to hear your views are going down; I don't know why that would be, as your reactions continue to be excellent! I suspect yet more RUclips/Google skullduggery, that being an incompetent monopoly that desperately needs to be reined-in.
The deep and serious emotional core of this movie was very important. Gareth Edwards, the director, knew that the last time Western audiences had seen Godzilla was in the very campy and not-well-received Roland Emmerich "Godzilla" in 1997 (which actually closely imitated "The Beast from 20 000 Fathoms", which was a 1953 movie (featuring the work of famous stop-motion pioneer Ray Harryhausen and based on a Ray Bradbury short-story, "The Fog Horn", from 1951) that heavily inspired the first "Godzilla" film in 1954), so if a franchise of any substance and endurance was to be established, Western audiences had to be re-introduced to the colossal terror and helplessness Japanese audiences found in '54, as Godzilla reflected the impact of the American nuclear destruction of entire cities on a world that had never seen anything like that level of instant carnage. Edwards managed that handily, giving the new Monsterverse a solid basis on which to build. Many at the time lamented the lack of Godzilla screen-time before the final act of the film, but I liked it, personally; I felt like it recreated the sense of frustrated helplessness of the people at the mercy of these massive forces of nature, reminding one, as only disasters can, that the natural world ultimately doesn't give a shit what humans want or need, and humans forget that at their peril (insert your own "climate crisis" parallel here, and note that it was humans seeking fuel that touched-off the whole chain of events in this narrative).
2:54 Not a real Japanese city, (fictional) so don't worry. Glad you liked it. American version of Godzilla, not too bad. He is always a protector. the family you have seen in Avengers Age of Ultron; they are the Maximof twins Wand and Pietro.
Yes dear, "Kong: Skull Island" is next. That is actually my favorite of the series thus far (although, I have enjoyed all of the movies).
Hey Pretty Lady, been watching Godzilla since early 70's.The first few movies from the 50's, and early 60's he basically trashed Tokyo. Mid 70's he switched to protecting Tokyo from other monsters, and invading aliens, he also appeared on several kids show, Ultraman, Power Rangers, 80's he became a menace again, we had more powerful weapons, sometimes we won, sometimes, he just walked away.
IF you really want to know who he is, watch TOHO's Gojiro, Destroy all Monsters, and Godzilla 1985
By the way Kong Skull Island has a Post Credits scene setting up the movie after.
Now you need to watch "Kong: Skull Island" next! Here's a heads up: Post and end credits during that movie.
Actually it’s just a post credit scene, unless you’re referring to the film reel Asgard he returns home but that technically played during the ending credits
Dasha is as fun of a reactor as she is beautiful. Sounds like top 1% of RUclips material to me.
I love your reactions Dasha. I will watch anything you watch. Thank you for being amazing.
Sorry to hear your views have been dropping. I've been quite busy lately, and haven't been able to spend as much time on RUclips as before. Hopefully, things will slow down more for me so I can visit the channel more frequently.
"Andrei, you've lost another submarine?" Dr. Jeffrey Pelt, Hunt for Red October
Godzilla has been in movies since the 40's, but this is a great place to jump in. The Legendary series is amazing.
These first Godzilla movies (US) were filmed to show how puny people and the otherwise powerful militaries (jets, submarines, large boats, special forces) are compared to Godzilla, MUTO, (later) King Kong, King Ghidorah, Rodan, etc..
Besides the weapons not having much effect, people just get stepped on or fall to their deaths just by the movement of these huge beasts. Like we might do an ant if not paying attention.
The MUTOs are two of my all time fav villains. Their design was original, their physiology was great, and they were very worthy foes to Godzilla.
You usually like the Godzilla you grew up with. I totally dig the guy in the Godzilla suit. I would like you see Rodan. That movie kicks ass.
In the late 50s, during International Geophysical Year, something broke a big trolling cable pulled by a research ship in the Pacific. Nobody knows what it was ... in deep open water ;-)
Bloop
Great reaction Dasha!! Please do Rocky 4 - 1985!!
Wished I or someone else could have given you a hug a few times. Looked like you needed one. BTW These are remakes I would suggest checking out the earlier versions, harder to find and more Japan centric. The US market is why they shift to more hollywood stuff.
This one is serious, Dasha had on her thinking eyelashes. It's gonna be a high space movie 🎥🚀😁
Great reaction as always! 😊 sorry about your views dropping it makes me sad to hear 😪
Keep up the great work Dasha!
Hi Dasha, nice to see you!😊 I hope you had a great weekend! There are many films simply called Godzilla. You picked the 2014 version which is the right one to start with, good job!😉 In the majority of films Godzilla is a good guy. The first Godzilla film was in 1954 by Toho Films in Japan. They made about 30 Godzilla films!🤯 The most recent Godzilla film "Godzilla Minus One" (2023) actually won the Academy Award for best visual effects.🏆 You can actually watch that one any time. It is a stand alone Godzilla film and is not part of the recent Monarch films, like this one. Great emotional reactions to your first Godzilla film, Dasha!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏 Yep, you should watch "Kong: Skull Island" next.😉 Have a great week!😊 P.S. - That is crazy, your views should be increasing. You are a great reactor!
When a movie is a remake or has the same title as another you should specify the year in the video title so people know which Godzilla you are watching.
Godzilla
Kong: Skull Island
Godzilla: King of The Monsters
Godzilla vs Kong
This is the order to watch them.
This franchise has over 34 movies, and two animated shows. Being a fan I’d recommend all of them. Being a realist, check out “Gojira” the OG from 1954, and “Godzilla Minus One.”
This movie was advertised as Walter White vs Godzilla. Sadly, Bryan Cranston gets killed off too soon.
The theater was packed when I saw this. It erupted when Godzilla used his atomic breath! Other than “Independence Day,” this is the only movie I’ve seen in the theater where the audience cheered.
You will love Kong.
What amazing timing cuz the fifth movie in this series “Godzilla x Kong the new empire” comes out on digital tomorrow 🤩
FINALLY DASHA.... ENTER THE MONSTER VERSE
In the beginning, Godzilla was a metaphor for nuclear weapons in the 50s. In the end, are we better than the ants who's nest has been stepped on by the wolf? Either way, Godzilla is a tale "tail?" that can keep us thinking for a while.
Welcome to the monsterverse❤
Fun Fact the one monster that was real is King Kong. In the films he is made bigger and bigger but the real one died in a zoo. He was, at that point the largest great Ape known to exist. B&W footage is out there.
If she is crying with this movie, I can't imagine when she sees Minus One
The next movie in this series could be either Skull Island or King of Monsters, it doesn't matter which.
27:15 Atomic breath
The order now is: Kong Skull Island, Godzilla King of Monsters, Godzilla vs Kong and then Godzilla x Kong New empire.
Welcome to MonsterVerse.
Dasha it isn't water or ice it is radioactive fire
This Godzilla made you emotional..wait untill you see if you do. Godzilla Minus One.......
That is called Radiation my friend
You should definitely continue!
Great reaction to this Monster Verse Godzilla movie I love the Monster Verse.
Godzilla Minus One is a must see Godzilla movie. It's a much better Godzilla film.
Traditionally Godzilla is neither good nor evil but finds himself adversarial to humanity by misfortune. Originally Godzilla is a product of nuclear testing so he's a living manmade natural disaster. He's not really malicious so much as confused and threatened by a world he doesn't understand and was never supposed to be a part of.
He's supposed to be tragic and a reflection that humanity and it's weapons are the real monsters. As the series moved into the 70s the character eventually became a protagonist as the films moved towards targeting a much younger audience. That period became known as the Showa era due to having been made under the reign of Emperor Showa.
The films you're watching combine the two concepts to an extent in the sense that while he isn't a man made monster he's a part of the natural order of the earth that humanity threatens to upset by it's mistreatment of the planet. He can be symbiotic and thus benevolent to humanity or he can decide humanity is too much of a threat to life on the planet. The outcome is really up to humans as to how humanity's actions will dictate his response.
Well stated. I hope she reads this.
A good summary, though I don't know if the first part is strictly accurate. Godzilla was originally meant to be a metaphor for the American nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and so was extremely hostile, in that sense, to humanity (and Japanese humanity in particular, the dead and irradiated and wounded left in his wake meant to invoke the aftermath of the US atomic bombings). Godzilla as a creature in the first movie certainly fits the description you've given, but I think it's important to note how much Japanese anger at the unprecedented horrors inflicted upon them at the end of the war (not gonna get too much into the whole political debate about the atomic bombs here, except to note that Imperial Japan was also unspeakably cruel in their conduct (look-up Unit 731) and also that the US decided to drop the bombs in part just to see what would happen, ie. to use everyone in Hiroshima and Nagasaki as unwilling human test subjects, in part due to the incredible racism that was part of the American war effort against Japan. Lots of the worst of humanity to go-around here) is part of the Godzilla concept, so Japanese audiences understood the at-least-indirect malice that Godzilla represented.
One also has to consider exactly how free Japanese creators were at the time to express any kind of enmity towards the US, which was essentially ruling the nation through General Douglas MacArthur. Again, not to get too much into the history, but part of the reason the US dropped the bombs was that they were worried the Soviets were going to invade and conquer Japan on their own at the end of WW2, which would mean that any post-war American attack on Soviet territory from the East would have to be an amphibious invasion launched from as far away as Australia. The US, by then, knew very well how difficult such operations were, and how important having a base of operations very close to the landing areas (eg having the UK to use as a base in the amphibious invasion of Nazi-occupied mainland Europe on D-Day) was to military success, and so were very anxious to have Japan to use if they wished to invade Soviet-held mainland Asia, as opposed to having to sail an invasion force thousands of kilometers from Australia or elsewhere. So the Americans essentially decided to give Imperial Japan's war crimes a pass (no "Nuremberg of the East", which, incidentally, is why such a large "Imperial Japan did nothing wrong" far-right element still exists in Japanese politics today) in favour of rebuilding Japan as an ally as quickly as possible to forestall Stalin seizing the islands via force. MacArthur was basically God Emperor of the nation for 6 years post-war, and, as you can imagine, his regime was not keen to have the Japanese reminded of American acts against them.
@@michaelccozens Where I disagree with you is the interpretation that Godzilla himself is supposed to symbolize the atomic bomb itself. The prevailing theme of the original Godzilla and even it's much butchered, censored, and whitewashed American version Godzilla: King Of The Monsters isn't actually the monster it's weapons created by mankind specifically weapons of mass destruction. The destruction Godzilla himself wrecks is obviously symbolically a reference to Hiroshima it's basically shot for shot the same footage.
But the real conflict of the movie isn't Godzilla or even what to do about him it's the fact that the ONLY thing that can be done about him is using and thereby bringing to public light an incredibly dangerous weapon of mass destruction developed by Dr. Serizawa the oxygen destroyer. Godzilla is symbolic of the consequences of mans weapons not of the weapon itself. The movie goes very far out of it's way to explain his origins and that he is a prehistoric creature mutated by nuclear testing.
This would be unnecessary if the intention was for Godzilla to directly symbolize the bomb itself. He doesn't need an origin that specific to level Tokyo in the exact same way Hiroshima was. Godzilla is no more malicious than the bomb which itself isn't malicious it's an object. It's the maliciousness of man that causes the bomb to even exist in the first place yet alone be used. This is a theme that is further expanded upon in Godzilla Returns where the fictional Japanese prime minister cries at the death of Godzilla despite all the damage Godzilla had wrecked and the lives he had taken.
Because Godzilla himself is as innocent as any animal is. The U.S. version Godzilla 1985 which is highly Americanized even has a short speech from Raymond Burr about this meaning in reference to Godzilla. And 1985 would be the film you should expect would NOT want to expound on that concept being that America is perhaps the most pro nuclear weapon country in the world. I agree with essentially everything else you said and honestly if I had it my way Godzilla would be a mandatory watch in world history at the very least in college. It's about the closest you can get to understanding the Japanese mindset post war.
"Nature has a way, sometimes, of reminding Man of just how small he is. She occasionally throws up the terrible offsprings of our pride and carelessness... to remind us of how puny we really are in the face of a tornado, an earthquake, or a Godzilla. The reckless ambitions of Man are often dwarfed by their dangerous consequences. For now, Godzilla - that strangely innocent and tragic monster - has gone to earth. Whether he returns or not, or is never again seen by human eyes, the things he has taught us... remain."
"General, Godzilla's like a hurricane or a tidal wave. We must approach him as we would a force of nature. We must understand him. Deal with him. Perhaps even try to communicate with him."
Raymond Burr as Steve Martin
Godzilla 1985
World War 2 politics aside, (there is a lot there to cover from all sides of the conflict, war is always complicated where all sides do wrong)...
In the first movie Godzilla was a legend to the people of an isolated island. They knew of him but he generally didn't bother them. The only ones he was credited attacking were fishing boats. Japanese government having learned of these and the legend of Godzilla deployed a navy to destroy him. In retaliation he found himself in the Tokyo bay. Going just off this, Godzilla even in the first iteration was just there until forced out by humans and their weaponry. The desire for man to kill what they fear was the problem that led them to get attacked. This being the most adversarial version of Godzilla, the OP is more correct. Godzilla was a victim both in his creation and in being attacked in his own territory. Man is the true villain in every iteration. Godzilla at worst is just nature.
Never liked the Hero versions though. I always prefer the versions where Godzilla couldn't care less about humans, he just does Godzilla things lol.
I'd argue that GMK is Godzilla at his worst. He's anything but natural in that film, being the collective anger of Japan's WWII victims, wishing to inflict that same pain on Japan.
"Well she came upon the scene like some monster from the screen
Like a giant lizard forty stories tall
And she left me devastated, like no girl I ever dated
Til there was nothin' left of me at all..." - B Gummerfan
Be sure you do a reaction to Kong:Skull Island
And do a reaction to Terminator 3:Rise Of The Machines
13:21 Осторожно -- "Carefully"
22:43 HALO -- High Altitude, Low Opening. Could YOU do something like that, Dasha? It's actually quite okay to be scared, jumping out of a perfectly good aircraft in flight is not a natural act.
Upon first glance, I thought this was saying Godzilla (1998) 😳😳😳 BTW, this is the guy from Kick-Ass right?? So JELLY!!! 😡 lol ALSO part 2 : "obrashchat'sya ostorozhno " = handle with care, 13:29 😍
Dasha Reacts the Blue Flameish Breath ya see this incarnation of The King of the Monsters shoot out of it's mouth is called Atomic Breath (Laser Beam of Pure Radiation) plus the Blue Colored Atomic Breath is pretty/very standard 4 most incarnations of The King of the Monsters!
If you haven’t already, you should absolutely see the original Gojira (1954). It’s old, but it’s still important today.
Neat, next movie is Kong Skull Island 2017.
I still love this movie up to this day, Looking forward to your reaction to the next films :D
You should watch the rest of Monsterverse movies, you'll love it for sure.
Jesus Christ! That’s Godzilla Bourne
Originalmente Godzilla é uma criatura praticamente divina, apesar de ter uma origem biológica normal, sendo nem bom e nem mal.
Go-zi-ra after the first movie in the 1950s, is an oversize friend ;-)
The "old" one I watched growing up was in B&W and blamed nuclear weapons for creating/releasing the big green puppy. He just wants belly rubs!
Try and watch the original Godzilla from 1954
You might have gotten mixed-up information. Skip the latest movies and watch ONLY Godzilla G1: it is a complete redo of the original film from the 1950s and is outstanding and everything you would want in a film like this, made by the original Japanese's studios. Anything else pales to it. I has won many awards. The other films seem made for fun, but Godzilla G1 is made to terrify!
Love the original Godzilla movie its great 😊
Please, please, please review the movie "BLAST FROM THE PAST" with Brandon Frazier!
This movie is absolutely awesome! Also I just noticed that your eye lashes on your left eye is hanging out!
All those tears and eye wiping. I imagine those things would STING like crazy if they get in the eye!
Make Reaction on Godzilla king of the monster 😊
2:11 She ALWAYS says that, though. Naughty Dasha!
2:45 Джанджиро, Джапан.
3:09 Hey, kids, it's Juliette Binoche!
4:38 Okay....it WAS Juliette Binoche. Poor dear....
5:52 Oh crap, do NOT piss this woman off, she's the Scarlet Witch!
Ur great Dasha
As long as it's not the 1998 Godzilla movie
You cut his roar 😮
Excited to see you watch the Monsterverse, hope you enjoy because overall it's awesome 👍
I'm sorry to hear that. I wish I could help you but I can't. For me you are the best reactor on youtube.
Great choice u should also react to Kong skull Island. It's part of the series.
Personal taste: I prefer the more serious and dramatic Monsterverse writing. Later on, the movies change to a more lighthearted and funny atmosphere. To me, that takes away from the gravity of the situation that the world is in.
I watched a lot of Godzilla movies as a kid, and I get that much of it was also silly. As a kid, I didn't mind it. As an adult, I prefer the more serious and heavy writing than the goofiness.
I'm sure there are people who feel the opposite, and that's fine. We all have our preferences.
великолепное шоу ❤
On a different note you should make a reaction video to Puss n Boots: The Last Wish .
Try the Japanese version of the original Godzilla movie called Gojira in Japan.
Dasha make sure you next watch kong skull island
Welcome. Dasha, to the world of Godzilla
Годжиро.
고지라.
Γοζυρα.
Gojira/Godzilla