This movie is a hidden treasure. I went in expecting it to be a comedy, but it was so much deeper and more dramatic. Never imagined Oscar was such a monster until we realize it just as Gloria does.
@Bay bay Moore Yup. He was a jerk. I think it was Korea, not Japan. He wasn't just a jerk to his employees and to Anne, but when he learned he could control the monster, he started destroying Korea too - because he could. Anne had to stop him to save lives. It's was about as clear cut good vs bad as they could have written, though there were elements of abuse in the story, it wasn't all just monsters. The movie wasn't very subtle, but it's weirdness kind of carried it.
Woman discovers when she goes to this playground a monster manifests in Korea, and she exists as both. She breaks some stuff as big monsters do but tries to make amends, writing an apology. In her mundane life her childhood friend reconnects with her after a bad break up. But he quickly becomes clingy harassing controlling and then outright abusive. Discovers when in the field he becomes a giant robot in the same place. A far more cruel individual, he intentionally causes carnage. They have a kaiju fight and she loses. He says if she leaves him each day he’ll go to the field and slaughter more people. She leaves, and he prepares to make good on his promise, but as we see here, she left to get a flight to Korea correctly reasoning that when she’s there the monster would be in the field. You can see how round 2 went in this clip. The whole thing is a metaphor for alcoholism, harassment and abuse but with a kaiju.
"In other news, police are still investigating the bizarre death of an unidentified man who apparently fell through the roof of a Wal-Mart just outside Concord earlier this morning. Eyewitness reports from inside the store describe hearing a loud noise that sounded like an explosion, and seeing a large hole in the ceiling. Police and emergency personnel arrived within minutes and evacuated the store. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, but fortunately, no other injuries were reported."
“Oddly enough, the ballistics experts we consulted postulate that the deceased was traveling at near-terminal velocity prior to making contact with the roof of the Walmart, and the trajectory of his path suggests that he was hurled in an arc reminiscent of the opening pitch at a baseball game rather than simply entering free fall from a dangerous height.”
"Mummy! I think I saw Superman flying overhead this morning." "Now now honey. Stop making up lies. Superman isn't real." "But mum! I saw him flying. He wasn't dressed up as Superman. And he was just flaying his arms and legs about and screaming. But he was flying! I saw him fly into Wal-Mart."
What I love about this, is they aren’t super hero’s, they are just messed up adults, she knew the only way it could end, and that he had to be stopped.
The sad thing is that there was no saving Oscar. He was a tragic man, defeated, broken and unhappy but he did it all to himself and his way of coping was his cruel control of others. Even under the threat of death, he couldn't change or at least admit his faults.
Oscar was a good man, he wasn't the villain, she was. He was absolutely good to her, his old crush. What did she do after he tells her how much he missed her, She sleeps with his friends, slaps him, punches him, and even after that, he apologized for pushing her attacks away and furnishes her whole house. Then she brings her X into his bar. Then she kills him. Poor Oscar. These hoes....
@@mr.castjohn478 He didn't. She had her parents home. And while he was fun and friendly at first, he showed himself tae be controlling and abusive. Did you forget the whole, "Stay and do as I say or will start killing everyone in Seoul". I think you're just arguing for the sake of arguing as you are talking pure nonsense.
@Darth Lazurus That was after the fact that she hit him and slept with his friend. Right after he was telling her how much he missed her. Ain't no doubt he made bad decisions, but it was all after she afflicted him. She started all the animosity.
Well, it's a very small town, all the cameras of the world were probably trained on Seoul at the time, and she wasn't in the park for very long. Really a few minutes at most. Plus, since it's at 8:05 AM, the few people who actually saw it probably convinced themselves it was some kind of hangover hallucination.
@@davidnavarro1635 Even at 8:05 AM? Sounds a little early for children. But even that has pretty solid explanatory power. Nobody would believe a child's wild vignette of the monster showing up.
Had the privilege of watching this in a theatre via my film class. Was utterly blown away by it the entire time. It’s a brilliant analogy of not only domestic abuse but also workplace abuse; and more importantly a story of overcoming those horrors.
@@apotbos Oh my god he’s a genius! “Heh, imagine going to school to watch movies 😏” it was an elective class that I took because I love and appreciate the art of film. You seeing the analysis of art as a waste of time says a HELL of a lot about you.
@@mr.drakanator The creation of art is a great thing for sure. Critical analysis of art on the other hand isn't much to brag about. Any hack can get behind a keyboard and hack apart 10s-100s of 1000s of man hours work on the production of a film. The profession literally amounts to people paid to be snobs about popular tropes and wax lyrical about things that the wider box office audience have no interest in - which is to say again they are elitist snobs congratulating themselves on their own (perceived) superior sensibilties. It is the sole reason that bankrupt institutions like the Academy Awards exist.
@@apotbos So what was your degree in (if you have one)? Something you're not really passionate about but picked it anyway because you knew it'd make money? Sad.
If Oscar had genuinely asked for forgiveness at the end, Gloria might actually have let him live. But he couldn't stop being a domineering fool even to save his own life.
He said put him down not throw him up and let him fall down nor let him go. I understand the urge to make fun of bad people, but you must do it correctly.
I can't help but notice something about the monster in this final scene. Not only was it noticeably, shall we say, "smaller" that it did previously, but its body design looks quite different. I mean, even it's face looked more demonic-looking and threatening, almost as if to show that Gloria is now stepping out of her feeble and laidback shell and done putting up with Oscar's BS, finally ready to do something about it.
It definitely appears like a more focused effort on her part. She doesn’t want to be uncontrolled and destroy her surroundings by accident, but she has a lot more hate and anger for what’s in front of her. Less dangerous overall, but as you said, more threatening
Let's not take very crucial factors into account and instead let us conclude that: _"The monster looks more detailed in the sun compared to it in the night. This must be because Gloria is now stepping out of her feeble and laidback shell."_ Since this sounds like a *VERY* logical deduction after all.
@@jom6987 sorry, but I'd much rather have an admiration for the creative ideas that people can come up with rather than criticizing their view on the world.
As a victim of abuse this movie was spot on. When the abused finally find their voice is a huge scream! And it is deafening and damning. For us to simply have a voice and speaking up against violence….it feels like this. I love this movie.
First I want to say that I haven't actually watched colossal, but I like what I've seen. This is some beautiful metaphor work to express a narrative of recovery and healing from the lowest point in someone's life, the difficulties the failings but the eventual triumph. Discovering the strength defy someone this dangerous this toxic, and stop the violence. I think she learned to fully control this (Like ending the projection at will) because she learned to control herself. Partially related but I like how Gloria figured out it could work in reverse, a clever move.
I was under the impression that the projection ended 1. Because he died or 2. Because the playground was destroyed, or both. I still agree with your points though.
Thank you for uploading this wonderful scene. I especially love when Anne Hathaway looks into the camera with the epic music and we see her avatar do the same.
The robot was supposed to be the hero, think like Pacific Rim, but in this film the roles are reversed because the one controlling the robot is the antagonist, while the one controlling the monster is the protagonist.
Well how did anne hathaway know where to pick oscar up? That wasnt well thought out if you ask me. And there are other parts of the movie that left me questioning how
I seriously love the concept of this movie! The plot was unique and creatively written. I feel like it has so much potential of becoming epic if given a more darker theme. It would also be cool seeing this in anime form or maybe a netflix series
@@johnathanholmes1297 No, but yes. He was completely abusive, but although he wasn’t Gloria’s husband, he was her childhood “friend” that was completely manipulative of her.
@@dzat I know that lol ive watched all seasons of aot. I just thought it would be cool if there was a titan shifter who could control his titan from a distance without any physical contact
Man this....this is making me feel way to many emotions right now just seeing this guy break down in fear weeping for his life then shout in anger I haven't even seen this film yet....I just have to right now
I'm sure I'll never see this on netflix. They don't like to give us newer movies. But don't worry they'll cycle the same shit you've already seen every 3-4 months so you have no choice but to say "guess I'll just watch this AGAIN", instead of "oh, this is new! I haven't seen this yet, I'll give it a watch."
Anne hathaway, who portrayed Gloria here voiced Jewel from Rio and Jason sudeikis, who portrayed Oscar here also voiced Red from The angry birds movie. So basically, Jewel and Red are here in this movie, the birds of the feather.
I know this is a months old comment but a minute or so after this clip there is a scene where the kid is getting helped up by some people so he does survive!
Why in the world didn't seoul evacuate this area sooner? They know the schedule and general area the "monsters" appear. The people put themselves in danger. Is it just for dramatic effect for the ending scene? It's for dramatic effect, isn't it? To have hundreds of people fleeing the scene. This plot hole ruined the movie for me.
In my state of California people live in areas like Matchbox Valley that has a forest fire every couple of years…. People are stubborn and don't want to leave their homes or they're just stupid.
@@mizzysavage1329 how? She didnt know if it would work but the burden of all those deaths were weighing down on her. Either it worked and she handled the situation or it didnt and she died with the people whose suffering she felt responsible for.
Yo recordaba que en su momento, los trailers mostraban está película como una comedia, pero lo que vi acá, no lo parece. Esto parece más interesante que lo que se anunció en su momento.
I once watched this movie and from what I gathered, both characters were messed up adults - one controlling and the other one dependent. In my criminology studies, I came across a concept called traumatic bonding. Traumatic bonding occurs when one partner is abusive and the other is dependent. The two are constantly at odds, but in a traumatic relationship, they bond in an unhealthy way based on insecurities, mistrust, and the mistaken belief that abuse is something passionate or a sign of love. Its very common in turbulent relationships. I'm not entirely sure if I understood the monsters in the movie. Could they actually hear each other, or was their bond metaphorical?
I don't understand why he didn't just see here walking to him and grab here first. It would have been the most natural thing for his character to do. Plot Armor I guess.
@@Mystravian how did she see him though is the question? Also how did she know that her monster would be at the park if she was at the city? Also she did even touch or grab you robot with her human hands. It was shown that she picked up or stepped on the building in the park to cause the damage in the real city.
It was a gamble. But he was notably less experienced then her. She wasn’t afraid, and because she had the element of surprise, he was LOOKING UP. Yes he could have seen her but by the time she was close he wasn’t thinking to look for her. He was looking at the big monster, not understanding how it was there but terrified!
How would that have been the most natural thing for him? That doesnt fit his character at all. Hes not smart and he's a coward who preys on weaker people to prop his weak self esteem up, killing thousands as a monster is an amazing power trip to him. He was too terrified of the monster and not smart enough to figure out what she did. He went out showing his true colors.
@@tenjenk I would say he didn't do anything for a long period of time but just stand there in the beginning. Also I would agree that he is dumb. Seeing the monster there walking towards you just means you need to run towards it to crush her.
Plot summary, horribal person girl moves back to small town. Meets secretly horribal person man. Mean man reveals himself, mean girl kills mean man. Mean girl is now feels "vindicated and mentally well". Movie ends.
How did I miss this? It was excellent, in the spirit of ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND, where an improbable impossible scenario not only works, but transcends its genre.
Oh, I get it. The guy was inadvertently controlling a robot in Korea, but this chick controlled a monster too and telepathically threw his giant robot further into Korea, not because she's a girl or a monster, but because she was actually a broken playground the whole time. I think that message speaks to all of us. When we're really just broken playgrounds, wouldn't we ALL want to throw giant robots into Korea? 10/10 best anime ever.
Wasn't the ending scene. In the ending scene she gianted back to Japan and scrawled in to the soil that she was sorry and would protect the people from now on.
She’d tried apologising earlier, but had problems with fine control. The monster was her broken uncontrolled side; she couldn’t get better until she got rid of it.
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This movie is a hidden treasure. I went in expecting it to be a comedy, but it was so much deeper and more dramatic. Never imagined Oscar was such a monster until we realize it just as Gloria does.
How did the girl get there??
@@MGղgl similar to Sasuke Rinenggan abilities switch power
Jason Sudeikis makes for a surprisingly excellent villain, no?
absolutely, the slow progression from a trustworthy childhood friend to an abuser is so realistic and scary
But I don't get why he was a monster
As a person who has never seen this movie, I have no idea how I should have felt in this point watching this.
Well you've got the ending, but it's safe to say the guy was the antagonist and Anne was the protagonist. Strange movie.
@@YTEdy stranger than Dr. Strange indeed
The guy was working at the orphanage and the woman wanted to kill him because she hates children
@Bay bay Moore Yup. He was a jerk. I think it was Korea, not Japan.
He wasn't just a jerk to his employees and to Anne, but when he learned he could control the monster, he started destroying Korea too - because he could. Anne had to stop him to save lives. It's was about as clear cut good vs bad as they could have written, though there were elements of abuse in the story, it wasn't all just monsters. The movie wasn't very subtle, but it's weirdness kind of carried it.
Woman discovers when she goes to this playground a monster manifests in Korea, and she exists as both. She breaks some stuff as big monsters do but tries to make amends, writing an apology. In her mundane life her childhood friend reconnects with her after a bad break up. But he quickly becomes clingy harassing controlling and then outright abusive. Discovers when in the field he becomes a giant robot in the same place. A far more cruel individual, he intentionally causes carnage. They have a kaiju fight and she loses. He says if she leaves him each day he’ll go to the field and slaughter more people. She leaves, and he prepares to make good on his promise, but as we see here, she left to get a flight to Korea correctly reasoning that when she’s there the monster would be in the field. You can see how round 2 went in this clip.
The whole thing is a metaphor for alcoholism, harassment and abuse but with a kaiju.
"In other news, police are still investigating the bizarre death of an unidentified man who apparently fell through the roof of a Wal-Mart just outside Concord earlier this morning. Eyewitness reports from inside the store describe hearing a loud noise that sounded like an explosion, and seeing a large hole in the ceiling. Police and emergency personnel arrived within minutes and evacuated the store. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, but fortunately, no other injuries were reported."
“Oddly enough, the ballistics experts we consulted postulate that the deceased was traveling at near-terminal velocity prior to making contact with the roof of the Walmart, and the trajectory of his path suggests that he was hurled in an arc reminiscent of the opening pitch at a baseball game rather than simply entering free fall from a dangerous height.”
Gonna need a mop in aisle 7 😁
underrated post
"Mummy! I think I saw Superman flying overhead this morning."
"Now now honey. Stop making up lies. Superman isn't real."
"But mum! I saw him flying. He wasn't dressed up as Superman. And he was just flaying his arms and legs about and screaming. But he was flying! I saw him fly into Wal-Mart."
"Hey Ron"
"Hey Billy"
What I love about this, is they aren’t super hero’s, they are just messed up adults, she knew the only way it could end, and that he had to be stopped.
She should have died
They are not adult, they are just american
@@jerebour-kz3sd What does that have anything to do with being adults or not...?
@@bibby659 Americans is an abbreviation for messed up adults
@@bibby659 read between the lines...
The sad thing is that there was no saving Oscar. He was a tragic man, defeated, broken and unhappy but he did it all to himself and his way of coping was his cruel control of others. Even under the threat of death, he couldn't change or at least admit his faults.
Oscar was a good man, he wasn't the villain, she was. He was absolutely good to her, his old crush. What did she do after he tells her how much he missed her, She sleeps with his friends, slaps him, punches him, and even after that, he apologized for pushing her attacks away and furnishes her whole house. Then she brings her X into his bar. Then she kills him. Poor Oscar. These hoes....
@@mr.castjohn478
He was an abusive control freak.
@Darth Lazurus She beat the ahit out of him and murdered him, did we watch the same movie. She was for the streets, he shouldn't have taken her in.
@@mr.castjohn478
He didn't. She had her parents home. And while he was fun and friendly at first, he showed himself tae be controlling and abusive.
Did you forget the whole, "Stay and do as I say or will start killing everyone in Seoul".
I think you're just arguing for the sake of arguing as you are talking pure nonsense.
@Darth Lazurus That was after the fact that she hit him and slept with his friend. Right after he was telling her how much he missed her. Ain't no doubt he made bad decisions, but it was all after she afflicted him. She started all the animosity.
Not every robot is a hero, but, not every monster is a villain.
Which means anyone can become a hero, regardless of looks?
@@Club-Dreamiverse Precisely.
@@lucasfraczek4320 Yep.
@@Club-Dreamiverse looks meaning until it has a character .heros are meant based on the character not on looks
@@auteur8188 Oh.
I'm surprised NO ONE reported the monster being across the world
We really didn't get to see the after math because the movie ended so quickly so who knows
Well, it's a very small town, all the cameras of the world were probably trained on Seoul at the time, and she wasn't in the park for very long. Really a few minutes at most. Plus, since it's at 8:05 AM, the few people who actually saw it probably convinced themselves it was some kind of hangover hallucination.
I KNOW RIGHT
@@Mystrohan got to remember throughout the whole movie the only thing close to that park at that time were always kids walking by.
@@davidnavarro1635 Even at 8:05 AM? Sounds a little early for children. But even that has pretty solid explanatory power. Nobody would believe a child's wild vignette of the monster showing up.
2:05 this camera movement is SO FANTASTIC. It really gives you the sense of transitioning scale; of her GROWING and elevating herself, just in-camera.
La música te hizo pensar en eso, no solo el ángulo contrapicado
Couldn’t have said this better myself
Beautiful observation ❤❤
It’s almost like she heard him cursing at her half a world away.
Had the privilege of watching this in a theatre via my film class. Was utterly blown away by it the entire time. It’s a brilliant analogy of not only domestic abuse but also workplace abuse; and more importantly a story of overcoming those horrors.
so you wasted your education.
@@apotbos Oh my god he’s a genius! “Heh, imagine going to school to watch movies 😏” it was an elective class that I took because I love and appreciate the art of film. You seeing the analysis of art as a waste of time says a HELL of a lot about you.
@@mr.drakanator so what was your degree in, human studies.
@@mr.drakanator The creation of art is a great thing for sure.
Critical analysis of art on the other hand isn't much to brag about.
Any hack can get behind a keyboard and hack apart 10s-100s of 1000s of man hours work on the production of a film.
The profession literally amounts to people paid to be snobs about popular tropes and wax lyrical about things that the wider box office audience have no interest in - which is to say again they are elitist snobs congratulating themselves on their own (perceived) superior sensibilties.
It is the sole reason that bankrupt institutions like the Academy Awards exist.
@@apotbos So what was your degree in (if you have one)? Something you're not really passionate about but picked it anyway because you knew it'd make money? Sad.
If Oscar had genuinely asked for forgiveness at the end, Gloria might actually have let him live. But he couldn't stop being a domineering fool even to save his own life.
No she is evil
@@serronserron1320 how ?
maybe...but killing him was the right move tbh. Guy was actively and knowingly cruel to others her personally knew, he'd never stop for strangers.
@@uthopia27 ignore him
@@serronserron1320 no more then he made her.
Anne Hathaway has always been awesome and in my humble opinion, this is her best role.
This is also easily in my top five kaiju movies
top 5? thats broad isnt it?! haha. Only about 5 or 6 worth even mentioning.
"Put me down right now right now you f***ing b****!"
"Okay. After all, what goes up must come down."
He said put him down not throw him up and let him fall down nor let him go.
I understand the urge to make fun of bad people, but you must do it correctly.
@@harrien0007 Sounds like you may have taken my comment from 2 years ago more seriously than necessary.
@@Ben_Kimber sorry :p
@@harrien0007 Absolutely fine. :)
3:27 Love this shot and reverse shot! The use of camera really captures the two characters' perspective!
I can't help but notice something about the monster in this final scene. Not only was it noticeably, shall we say, "smaller" that it did previously, but its body design looks quite different. I mean, even it's face looked more demonic-looking and threatening, almost as if to show that Gloria is now stepping out of her feeble and laidback shell and done putting up with Oscar's BS, finally ready to do something about it.
It definitely appears like a more focused effort on her part. She doesn’t want to be uncontrolled and destroy her surroundings by accident, but she has a lot more hate and anger for what’s in front of her. Less dangerous overall, but as you said, more threatening
Let's not take very crucial factors into account and instead let us conclude that: _"The monster looks more detailed in the sun compared to it in the night. This must be because Gloria is now stepping out of her feeble and laidback shell."_ Since this sounds like a *VERY* logical deduction after all.
@@jom6987 wow. Way to kill the mood. You must be fun at parties.
@@monsterfanatic5344 uh.. I'm sorry i'd rather not be delusional?
@@jom6987 sorry, but I'd much rather have an admiration for the creative ideas that people can come up with rather than criticizing their view on the world.
As a victim of abuse this movie was spot on. When the abused finally find their voice is a huge scream! And it is deafening and damning. For us to simply have a voice and speaking up against violence….it feels like this. I love this movie.
First I want to say that I haven't actually watched colossal, but I like what I've seen. This is some beautiful metaphor work to express a narrative of recovery and healing from the lowest point in someone's life, the difficulties the failings but the eventual triumph. Discovering the strength defy someone this dangerous this toxic, and stop the violence.
I think she learned to fully control this (Like ending the projection at will) because she learned to control herself.
Partially related but I like how Gloria figured out it could work in reverse, a clever move.
I was under the impression that the projection ended 1. Because he died or 2. Because the playground was destroyed, or both. I still agree with your points though.
I think the monster was only able to appear at a specific time and was on a time limit
Thank you for uploading this wonderful scene. I especially love when Anne Hathaway looks into the camera with the epic music and we see her avatar do the same.
The robot was supposed to be the hero, think like Pacific Rim, but in this film the roles are reversed because the one controlling the robot is the antagonist, while the one controlling the monster is the protagonist.
This was such an awesome movie, pity that we don't see movies as well thought out , and brilliant as this anymore.
Yeah there are plenty movies. Theaters are taken up by blockbusters but movies like this still exist.
ppl will literally like any comment that validates nostalgia to the point of absurdity
there's a comment like this on every clip of every movie ever made
Well how did anne hathaway know where to pick oscar up? That wasnt well thought out if you ask me. And there are other parts of the movie that left me questioning how
This only came out five years ago
I think Anne hathaway she be perfect for being a giant girl movie
What the fack is a matter with you
Dude: PUT ME DOWN
Joker: very poor choice of words.
I seriously love the concept of this movie! The plot was unique and creatively written. I feel like it has so much potential of becoming epic if given a more darker theme. It would also be cool seeing this in anime form or maybe a netflix series
WOW.......not a scream or nothing. Just like rita repulsa from the 2017 power rangers, he probably got flung into space and never heard from again
I love the kaiju concept this use in this movie so much lol
I like the way the tree monster trows the man away it animation is cool
Looks more like a bipedal lizard monster than a tree monster to me, but you're right - it is cool.
It evil!
This is such an anime moment
This was a GREAT flick ! Genius writing and plot . 🤘
So the movie was about overcoming domestic violence
Were they married and had him be an abusive asshole?
@@johnathanholmes1297 No, but yes. He was completely abusive, but although he wasn’t Gloria’s husband, he was her childhood “friend” that was completely manipulative of her.
I think it was also about alcoholism
it was about a crappy movie
When you have a friend that suffering from addiction murder them because they can't get over it apparently
This really reminds me of Attack on Titan. The way they control the kaiju was such a cool premise
Attack on titan, the person that transformed to titan are not world away. They are controlling it from the neck of the titan
@@dzat I think he knows that
@@dzat I know that lol ive watched all seasons of aot. I just thought it would be cool if there was a titan shifter who could control his titan from a distance without any physical contact
@@pinascreen7913martillio titan
1:52 you can see the monster's leg phasing through those trees, lol
Why would you say that 😭
U ruined my immersion 🌚
This scene is making me want to see the entire movie because it looks really good.
How the heck I don't know about the existence of this movie untill now!
Love how she just yeets him 🤣
She should have eat him instead.
Activate interlocks. Dynotherms: connected! Intracells up! Megathrusters are go!
Every woman wants a telepathic bonded kaiju
So glad I saw this in the theatre. Different but thoroughly original
So, if this is a giant metaphor concerning domestic abuse, then is the lesson here about straight up murdering your abuser the right one?
It's pretty much the message
abusers sure do deserve death. slow one imho.
if its like him and its possible? prolly. yeah. He was active and wasn't going to stop and did his best to make leaving not an option.
That's the good and fast option
Goodbye Earl by The Chicks, great song
This flim is way better than Pacific rim 2
That Oscar character is even worse like my stepdad
Oh so this Oscar guy was the one who landed in my house
I loved that movie after watching it, the concept alone was a genius outside the box.
Man this....this is making me feel way to many emotions right now just seeing this guy break down in fear weeping for his life then shout in anger I haven't even seen this film yet....I just have to right now
I'm sure I'll never see this on netflix. They don't like to give us newer movies. But don't worry they'll cycle the same shit you've already seen every 3-4 months so you have no choice but to say "guess I'll just watch this AGAIN", instead of "oh, this is new! I haven't seen this yet, I'll give it a watch."
Imagine if one of his friends just go to him while his attacking city and said "Robot in disguise"
The way Oscar screams before he gets thrown away by Gloria is just spine chilling.....
That horrid jerk got what he got for messing with her
@@ChrisWilliams-zz1kt No she's just a cold murder
@@ChrisWilliams-zz1kt havent watched the movie but he was gonna stomp a child, that's enough to warrant an unalive pass free card.
@@larrytherustyboii7442 nah fuck dem kids
@@ChrisWilliams-zz1kt idk why but I feel bad for him
I wandered across this film years ago, and didn't know what to expect. But what a great film. So many layers. Highly under rated.
1:17 the sequence is amazing, a pay off for the first 70 minutes😅
Ok despite the fact that I love this movie, the spikes on top of kaiju Gloria's head kinda make the top of it look like a durian.
다시 보니까 우리동네가 맞네요. 신기하다 이런 영화를 촬영했을줄이야
ㅇㅂ
That monster's head kinda looks like Steppenwolf lol 😆
More like something out of a Dr Seuss story.
Anne hathaway, who portrayed Gloria here voiced Jewel from Rio and Jason sudeikis, who portrayed Oscar here also voiced Red from The angry birds movie. So basically, Jewel and Red are here in this movie, the birds of the feather.
DO YALL REALIZE HE REALLY DID STEP ON THAT KID
@StarWarsFan44 yeah he took a step back
I know this is a months old comment but a minute or so after this clip there is a scene where the kid is getting helped up by some people so he does survive!
NO HE DID NOT LEA REYES
@@twasbrillig33 chill dude thought he did
You blind, he stook a step back when the ground shook
I never heard of this movie it looks good I have to see it .
The only similarity I can think of is the place behind the pines. It started off down a familiar path and then took a totally different direction.
Why in the world didn't seoul evacuate this area sooner? They know the schedule and general area the "monsters" appear. The people put themselves in danger. Is it just for dramatic effect for the ending scene? It's for dramatic effect, isn't it? To have hundreds of people fleeing the scene. This plot hole ruined the movie for me.
It’s also how she just knew what would happen if she went Seoul
@@mizzysavage1329 she didn't, she just tried something
@@DaniielPineda which was bs
In my state of California people live in areas like Matchbox Valley that has a forest fire every couple of years…. People are stubborn and don't want to leave their homes or they're just stupid.
@@mizzysavage1329 how? She didnt know if it would work but the burden of all those deaths were weighing down on her. Either it worked and she handled the situation or it didnt and she died with the people whose suffering she felt responsible for.
This is an awesome ending, but now I’m just realizing how many suburban family homes were probably destroyed by Anne.
Oscar: PUT ME DOWN BITCH
monster: nah b I’ll follow her move and end your career :)
Joker : "poor choice of words."
Heres the funny part about this, if Oscar didnt Panic, he would just ran straight to the monster and we have alternate ending xD
Film: Great. Acting: Fantastic. Anne's bangs: Just no.
Wow. Just found this!!!!! Thank you!!!
Yo recordaba que en su momento, los trailers mostraban está película como una comedia, pero lo que vi acá, no lo parece. Esto parece más interesante que lo que se anunció en su momento.
It's no wonder this movie bombed. Hard.
Its like pacific rim
3:27 i can't explain why but this transition between their close ups of 2 broken humans is stuck in my head as one of the most memorable scene
Ngl would’ve been awesome if we got to see a massive Kaiju smackdown even if it wasn’t really the theme of the movie
There was one kaiju fight earlier. He won. She had to out-think him.
I once watched this movie and from what I gathered, both characters were messed up adults - one controlling and the other one dependent. In my criminology studies, I came across a concept called traumatic bonding.
Traumatic bonding occurs when one partner is abusive and the other is dependent. The two are constantly at odds, but in a traumatic relationship, they bond in an unhealthy way based on insecurities, mistrust, and the mistaken belief that abuse is something passionate or a sign of love.
Its very common in turbulent relationships.
I'm not entirely sure if I understood the monsters in the movie. Could they actually hear each other, or was their bond metaphorical?
I don't understand why he didn't just see here walking to him and grab here first. It would have been the most natural thing for his character to do. Plot Armor I guess.
The guy does not know how this is happening. She had to figure this out. To him she just figured out how to make it appear anywhere.
@@Mystravian how did she see him though is the question? Also how did she know that her monster would be at the park if she was at the city?
Also she did even touch or grab you robot with her human hands. It was shown that she picked up or stepped on the building in the park to cause the damage in the real city.
It was a gamble. But he was notably less experienced then her. She wasn’t afraid, and because she had the element of surprise, he was LOOKING UP. Yes he could have seen her but by the time she was close he wasn’t thinking to look for her. He was looking at the big monster, not understanding how it was there but terrified!
How would that have been the most natural thing for him? That doesnt fit his character at all. Hes not smart and he's a coward who preys on weaker people to prop his weak self esteem up, killing thousands as a monster is an amazing power trip to him. He was too terrified of the monster and not smart enough to figure out what she did. He went out showing his true colors.
@@tenjenk I would say he didn't do anything for a long period of time but just stand there in the beginning. Also I would agree that he is dumb. Seeing the monster there walking towards you just means you need to run towards it to crush her.
Screen writers, "....and at the end, HE GETS YEETED INTO THE HORIZON!!!!"
Totally underrated movie .
Agree
Is nobody talking about how this movie is literally just a pacific rim knockoff
Colossal best movie
“You fucking bench”
He would survive all of those injury 🤣🤣
this film made me miss 'War of the Monsters' on playstation.
ahh that was such a good game..
I loved that game growing up.
This has to be hands down the weirdest movie ever !
I just found this movie again... from a mistake the same I found it when I was a child on the tv
Of all the ways to kill a massive robot she had to go with the one that would prolly kill the most people
Robot disappeared before he land the ground
Ok
Jason Sudeikis was incredible in this movie. So utterly terrifying in that harrowing scene at the bar when he started bullying everybody.
Plot summary, horribal person girl moves back to small town. Meets secretly horribal person man. Mean man reveals himself, mean girl kills mean man. Mean girl is now feels "vindicated and mentally well". Movie ends.
Id laugh if I was a neighbor seeing a grown man stomp around in his sandbox.
I watch this movie yesterday
It really is a gem of a movie that was a genuine pleasure to discover .
very smart, yell at the monster that is holding you, what could go wrong?
' Pacific Rim '
'The Scuffed Version'
How did I miss this? It was excellent, in the spirit of ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND, where an improbable impossible scenario not only works, but transcends its genre.
So no one talking about "BGM"!!!
Me block man ho
Ted Lasso, the secret hidden ending.
Oh, I get it. The guy was inadvertently controlling a robot in Korea, but this chick controlled a monster too and telepathically threw his giant robot further into Korea, not because she's a girl or a monster, but because she was actually a broken playground the whole time. I think that message speaks to all of us. When we're really just broken playgrounds, wouldn't we ALL want to throw giant robots into Korea? 10/10 best anime ever.
huh
exactly
Interesting that the robot didnt scream or make vocal sounds but the monster did when she screamed at him.
WOW I ADD A SONG THATS CALLED ASHES ON FIRE ATTACK ON TITAN AND I MUTE THIS VID SO AMAZING!
Wow the ending is so deeper dramatic Soo unique for destroy with humblely
4:03 he go to the moon
I just watched this clip having not watched the movie and with zero context and I am like WTF?
Same
I just watched this movie
And I didn't like it...
I LOVED IT!
You wanna know why he was depicted as a Robot?
He had no Soul.
Yup even as a kid
YEEET
This movie was a pleasant surprise, and the score is absolutely top notch 😮
I know the effects in this one aren't the best but did that monster straight-up clip through the trees?
Wasn't the ending scene. In the ending scene she gianted back to Japan and scrawled in to the soil that she was sorry and would protect the people from now on.
She’d tried apologising earlier, but had problems with fine control. The monster was her broken uncontrolled side; she couldn’t get better until she got rid of it.
Дома гляну на все 💯🎆
I didn’t like how Oscar suddenly came out as a monster. I felt more character building was needed