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Niko (Matthew Broderick), Philippe (Jean Reno), Audrey (Maria Pitillo), and Victor (Hank Azaria) all have to outrun Godzilla after it wants to exact revenge on them for killing its offspring.
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Godzilla (Roland Emmerich/1998) SYNOPSIS: A giant, reptilian monster surfaces, leaving destruction in its wake as it strides into New York City. To stop it, an earthworm scientist, his reporter ex-girlfriend, and other unlikely heroes team up to save their city.
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Animal: "YOU'RE GOING THE WRONG WAY, MAN, YOU'RE GOING THE WRONG WAY!!"
Philippe: 'WILL YOU SHUT UP NOW?!"
I love that part
When i was watching it with my father, he was dying at that part lol
It's even funnier because Hank Azaria is using his Carl/Lou voice when says that.
5:43
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
This was my first introduction to Godzilla and this movie holds a special place in my heart. But after reading more about Godzilla and its lore I understand why this movie gets the hate from hard core fans. The thought of humans taking out Godzilla with missiles is an insult. Just forget everything you know about Godzilla and treat this like a sci-fi movie and your good 👍😌
This is a good remake of "The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms" (1953).
YES THANK YOU
@@roysutherland9729EXACTLY.
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
Something I really enjoyed about this interpretation of Godzilla is that rather then attacking a city out of frustration or vengeance, the city works more as a its own habitat that Godzilla simply strolls through, I thought it was a neat direction to take
The thing is Godzilla is not evil he's actually a hero
@@aymenmuhi3108 yeah, the thing just wanted to live, it didn't ask to be born
You got that right. I new interpretation and concept for the King of the Monsters, indeed.
Just like for the Incredible Hulk. Remember Hulk (2003)?
And that new interpretation actually worked for me.. after realizing it a few years later.
This.. was one of my childhood films.
It introduced me to Gojira (Godzilla) in the first place.
Now, I'm a HUGE fan on the Monsterverse. And I had watched all 4 films, became very interested in the agency known as 'Monarch' and, above all, the monsters themselves. 👍🏻👍🏻
I can't wait for more. I hope they decide to continue it. It DOES have potentials. They just need to make the stories, settings, characters and the monsters work. That's all.
They should focus more on the monsters since their names are those films' titles.
@TheBenPatches
That's GREAT NEWS!!
Thank you for informing me.
I am a HUGE fan of the Monsterverse.
I had watched all 4, current films!!!! 🙂👍🏻
I had this movie on VHS back in the Elementary school and I wore a Godzilla movie shirt as long as I could. Everyday after school I watched this movie till the VHS tape broke. And I mean every single day.
I have the dvd and it still works . The dvd is over 23 years old
@@gabethedinosaur95 I got the VHS from a rental ... and watched it before school ...
@@edtanioedu324 that’s awesome. I remember my dad getting me the dvd for my 10th or 11th birthday and I loved it
I Saw It twice on cinemas, I rented the VHS many times, my grand Mother gave me the USA imported VHS + spanish latin subtitles. The VHS still works. I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina. The toyline, marketing of this movie was Insane that year 😭😭
That’s sucks. At least you wore the shirt and seen the movie as well. This movie is awesome
I remember crying while first seeing this movie. It still gets me because in the end Godzilla was just following it's instincts.😭
I remember crying because of that little whining sound before death so sad
Me too and I still get emotional to this day over that scene . Plus I get so furious over the people cheering it’s like they got pleasure out of his sad demise. He was just an animal with no motive of hurting anyone it was in the wrong place. I’d really like to see someone edit the part where Zilla is slowly dying and then put adagio for strings music to it I think that would fit nicely
It was innocent. But it came down to it was either us or him.
HIM not it! :(
@@patrickkennedy6687 exactly... :C
I don’t care what people say about this movie. This has remained one of my top favorite movies of all time for many years
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
It’s hated in Japan
@@haydenchapman4112 it's hated in almost every country it got released
Best Godzilla movie ever made that moment when he stares at gozilla though they could of made it more dramatic like the fish trap scene
If it’s one of your favorite movies, you’ve probably only seen a couple movies.
One thing I always found interesting was the internal glow in the eyes he and Jr have. Seeing it fizzle out as he died was sad.
Zilla Jr will protect the Earth from evil monsters
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
"YOU'RE GOING THE WRONG WAY, MAN. YOU'RE GOING THE WRONG. "WILL YOU SHUT UP NOW" That always had me cracking up lmao
I think that scene was dumb, but the acting was great.
My Dad always be cracking up at that scene also!😂
yup
😂😂my brother and I are always quoting that..especially when driving!
Honestly, if they had called this movie something else other than Godzilla, I don't think it would have gotten half the criticism it got. It really isn't that bad a movie.
Same opinion man.
True but not sure what they could of named it. Mutant Monster maybe I'm not sure.
I actually enjoyed this movie & I call it my favorite of all the Godzilla movies, but some people do argue & say that it's not a true Godzilla movie & that the monster is not really Godzilla.
But that's their opinion, not mine.
It was actually because of this movie (which I actually saw on the 1st day of Summer vacation in 1998) I watched some of the other Godzilla movies, such as Godzilla vs Mecha-Godzilla, Godzilla vs Biollante & even King Kong vs Godzilla (1962)
I liked this movie more than Godzilla 2014...
@Gotta Go Fast pffffffft That pathetic people who made the movie of 1998 like the ignorant Atroci Director Roland Emmerich and the creature from the movie of 1998 doesn't look like nothing Godzilla I prefer The Original Godzilla From Toho Studios & MonsterVerse Godzilla From Legendary Pictures (Warner Bros) a Force Of Nature not a weaker animal from 1998 very mediocre.
To this day, I'm somehow still feeling bad for Godzilla, even though he's not nearly as indestructable as the actual Godzilla.
It took a dozen sidewinders to bring him down. That’s not bad for him.
I still to this day still feel bad for Godzilla. He was just trying to avenge his young.
Except he’s gone after the wrong ones. 7:31-8:08 The ones that are doing exactly what one of them did to the nest.
Zilla Jr can save the day
@@dylangeltzeiler946 yet they were the ones that called the air strike?
Do you realize that if Godzilla's young had lived they would have soon been the dominant species of the world and humanity would become it's food supply?!
@@specterman2000 Godzilla spacie only eats fish, no ?
I was always sad that O'Neil never showed up in the animated show. He was a key character in the movie
damn i forgot about that show! i absolutely loved it. the way they set up the ending in the movie seems like it was intended to be made in a movie series or at least one sequel. but due to the backlash from nerds, "true fans", and toho itself, it was scrapped. so i guess the animated show was somehow to make up for it to continue it's legacy. i love the GODZILLA 1998 and it's tv counterpart. toho was like romero who can't accept a better adaptation of their original work. the 2003 dawn of the dead was way better than the original yet romero was very critical of it.
I'm pretty sure he resigned from the military after experiencing the 1998 events, but that's just my theory
The structure of the animated series didn't really require O'Neil. Hicks sufficed as the team's military connection. At least O'Neil went on to command SG1. 😉
@@danieldickson8591 Two “L’s” though!
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
I have never realized it until right now you can actually hear his heart beating.
You mean her
@@shanicephillips9170 . He, NOT she.
@@mwizachihana9551 wrong. It's a she
It's a she
@@dennismichealsm3786 yes finally someone else understands
As a fan since the 70’s, I accepted this as a type of Godzilla, not a full Godzilla but a cousin. I saw it 3 times in the theater because I enjoyed the movie and it’s ability to bring a giant monster into CGI life.
This was more of a monster action adventure movie and if you simply accept that it’s not Showa, Heisei, Millenium, Shin or Legendary, then it’s a good popcorn movie I have no problem watching from time to time.
Same, I see it as a weaker cousin to Godzilla too.
When I was younger I thought this scene look so cool but after having an Asian water dragon and an iguana the ending just pulls at my Heartstrings. My iguana was thoroughly confused after I came over teary-eyed, cuddling, and saying "I love you I love you".
That's so sweet
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
Who would have thought Sam's father was actually an Army Officer before the Autobots came to earth.🤣
Kids were happy to see New York has saved
Men were sad for feeling the pain of Godzilla, when he saw his infants were dead 😔
Yup
What about the legends?
@@Sg123boss Legends felt bad, but knew that was'nt the real godzilla, just zilla, and also knew something bigger is coming...... THE REAL GODZILLA HIMSELF!
3:23 Zilla face is like 'Oh, damn it...'
Well at least he got that car finally after chasing for so long 8:44
Props to the stunt driver, he really made that Caprice work hard!
I don't care how "bad" this movie is or how disrespectful it is to the Godzilla franchise; this pulled my heartstrings. 😢
He looks more badass than Godzilla too.
That’s one hell of a taxi. The driver too 💙
Chevrolet Caprice is a very strong car. They were quality cars.
That’s The Professional, Léon driving that cab.
He's French
A sad ending for Zilla. A grieving parent who has lost his children and died a harsh death
But one did survive.
@@MAnuscript421 for an animated series later be called zilla
At least his last child survived while still inside it's egg, and the legacy of Godzilla still lives
@Teddymoo2he's nama G Man
The Air Force strike are about forty seconds away to take down Godzilla.!!
I love this version of Godzilla. I don't compare it with the other Toho movies at all, as it has it's own unique style. Completely get that if you're a purist 'Zilla fan (and I am one) you're probably not going to be happy, and as a film it does have it's faults, but, it has a charm all of it's own. The ending always gets to me, hearing that fading heartbeat and seeing Godzilla's eye lose it's glow - if a film can produce those kind of emotions, then in my book it's done a good job...
THANK YOU!!!!
I mean, like the movie all you want but calling the people who didn't liked it purist, even after knowing the director didn't like godzilla at all, its dissengenious, its like calling deadpool fans purist because they didn't like the interpretation of dead pool on the xmen movies after erasing so many character keys.
@@spinosaurusstriker i didn't see the purist part. Just don't think the movie deserves the hate. However that's definitely a bit far.
@@generalshadow9027 i think is well deserved, the director was an ass who hated the source material, tri star ignored all advice the original writers told them and investors who liked the original script got dissapointed.
@@spinosaurusstriker you know what Im an animator and I might try and make a G-man 1998 sequel or movie that corrects the faults of this movie
(Basically an alternative version)
This was one of the first Godzilla movies I ever watched and even tho I don’t consider Zilla as Godzilla and more of its own creature I loved the design and felt bad when they killed it
To be fair, he’s not really Godzilla, though I do call him that. He’s actually Godzilla’s father. This movie is a prequel
This is a good remake of "The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms" (1953).
@@jejeakle this movie isn't a prequel, it's just a predecessor to the animated series
@@Kaiju-bm4ts I was more referring to the concept.
This was my first Godzilla movie and I was 7 when it came out. I absolutely love this movie.
7:31 & 8:56 is what made me sadder for him, like any other animal trying avenge their young.
Her*
@@itzfaroff456It's a male that reproduces asexually
@Gotta Go Fast Animation Productions if its a him how did *HE* gave birth to hundreds of eggs
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
Best Godzilla movie till date. Needs a sequel 🎬
Godzilla The Series exists
@@nicklander3301 I guess you haven't seen Shin Godzilla yet
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@andresoide31621 We're talking Godzilla 98. The animated series might as well have been the movie's sequel.
9:18 you can hear the heart beat if using a earphone...
You could hear the heartbeat in the theater and at home back then too. Many ppl seem to just now be able to hear it.
Possible reference to the 70s King Kong remake 0.0
Regardless of what everyone thinks, this is a GREAT movie. Far more entertaining than the new jurassic Park movies
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
Jurassic Park is just plain silly.
3:06 Notice the hole in the MetLife building is still there
And surprisingly still standing.
I wonder how Charlie Brown and his gang reacted when they see the MetLife building has the big hole there
Oh man. Despite being big, that huge animal can run at high speed. Impossible to outrun him.
That’s actually what I like about his design. He’s built for speed and flexibility
Godzilla watching Nick After fallen before closing eyes he was like saying "Take care of my last son,Nick"
But it had no way of knowing One survived.
It took me quite a few years to understand why this wasn't "Godzilla." Because Godzilla is more than just a big animal. And he never runs or flees from ANYTHING. And a few missiles certainly wouldn't end him. This movie is not as bad as its reputation but it'd been better served as being billed as a remake of Beast from 20,000 Fathoms or something...not Godzilla..
Excellent comment, completely agree...
Agreed. The reputation of this film is not as warranted as people make it out to be.
He’s actually a mutated iguana. The baby we see at the end of this movie is the Godzilla we’re familiar with. This movie is a prequel
@@jejeakle Wrong
This movie is so underrated its damn good and the ending makes you sad why because godzilla had to die and part of you didn't want him to die
Godzilla:I destroyed helicopters
*godzilla trapped
Godzilla:let me get some plane
Plane:Nope
They’re Jets.
I love this comment so much tho
Replied with the rest,, following 😃
He destroyed tanks with his Fire breath
Fathers like Godzilla really love their kids.
A lot!
I think this one is a mom
@@ilhamnursadi1234 no I think it's the dad
@@ilhamnursadi1234 it reproduces asexually its said in the movie
@@_king_slayer____ than why is there a second one
@@ilhamnursadi1234 where?
2:04 Colonel Anthony Hicks: O'Neal what's going on
Sergeant O'Neal: his back sir his back Godzilla is still alive
Colonel Anthony Hicks: Lieutenant Rodgers are those F-18's still in the air
Lieutenant Rodgers: yes sir they're heading back to the base
Colonel Anthony Hicks: turn them around
4:15 the looks that Nick and Jean Philippe share is great. Animal's comment mirrors the audience's reaction at that point hahaha
This isn't Godzilla but you gotta give it to Zilla, he has serious dedication. He would not give this chase up. He showed about as much personality here as Godzilla did when Destroyah killed Junior
I think this one is a SHE. (She lays eggs!)
And it's not Big G,.This is a good remake of "The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms" (1953).
@@roysutherland9729 He reproduces asexually
@@roysutherland9729 it's a asexual male,
I have a theory that Zilla died not just because of the missiles, but because the stress got to her and she had a heartattack or seizure. The missiles were merely the little nudge, everything else was the real killer.
no, those missiles left holes comparable to gunshots to a human, so 12 gunshot holes is pretty much death..
It is a dude, the director of the movie said it himself.
lmao giant monster died of stress 🤣🤣
Il never forget you Godzilla 😭
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Se extinguió la alargatija como los dinosaurios
Old movies are what made me fall in love with monsters like Godzilla
04:43
Imagine the high beams didn't work here🤣
Looking back, makes you wonder: Who is actually the real monster?
I was rooting for Godzilla throughout this movie.
I knew it CGI and all staged ... but I felt really sorry for the Zilla when it was shot ... always closed my eyes ... the sound and expression are also heartbreaking ...
at 7:31 that crying roar hits hard. ._.
Not the Godzilla I remember from watching as a young child, but was still a good movie. I still remember watching the original King Kong vs Godzilla movie back in the 60's with all the other monsters.
4:33
"this thing have high beams?"
Jean Reno is the real hero of this movie.
The car chase is the best scene
4:29 Nick: "let's go."
Phillipe: "and how would you like us to do that?"
Nick: "this thing have high beams?"
Phillipe: that grin...the kid's got moxie!
Godzilla with big heavy biceps 😂😂😂 BTW its my best childhood movie..
"You've gotta be kidding me man, we're in his mouth..." Man I'd still crack up watching this scene
Hate me or mock me if you want but I was crying when they killed Godzilla. (I hated Hicks!)
I know it was a danger, but even so it was, as Nick said earlier, just an animal following instincts. Cheering its death seems unwarranted 😟
True
In fairness, most people don't have to deal with an amphibious, burrowing reptile the size of a naval cruiser turning their hometown into its nest.
Well, it’s cheering the successful defense of one’s home, and cheering a good hunt.
Very true.
Yeah it is the cheering probably was cause they can all finally go home but I'm sure some felt sympathy for Zilla
Godzilla 1998 is one my favorite childhood movies . I remember watching it on my birthday when my dad bought it for me and I watched it many times and I gotta say it’s no different than King Kong but it’s still the best movie ever
Love this movie. It was also a huge part of my childhood.
@@cleduc5059 excellent. Ronald emmerich did a fantastic job this movie and I say it’s gonna always be 1998s number one movie
Lived the movie all times and so mom better than independence day and day after tomorrow
I've always wondered when Zilla breathed fire, Why didn't the trash or anything else catch fire? Rain or nor, something should have burned.
Not hot enough probably....plus the rain. Everything was wet. My take is that some chemical in his breath was flammable, and random sparks from metal being thrown around would ignite the fumes. Nothing as hot and fierce as other Godzillas' atomic breath, tho
This is a new kinda atomic breath. It's an invisible atomic breath I'd wished they of talked about it more in the movie. I'd call it addrinlen atomic breath cause it only happens when hes mad.
That's the Power Breath:
"The TriStar Godzilla lacks the Japanese Godzilla's iconic atomic breath, though he possesses a "power breath" (strong flammable winds of gas) which he can also ignite to form a wall or blast of flames. This power breath can send things weighing several tons flying away, including cars.["
Whereas its actual Atomic Breath would appear in the cartoon:
"When this Godzilla was revived and upgraded as Cyber Godzilla in Godzilla: The Series, he gained a blue atomic breath, much like the Japanese Godzilla's. In some of Patrick Tatopoulos' concept artwork for the 1998 film as well as in some artwork for merchandise related to the film, Godzilla is depicted firing atomic breath."
Source: wikizilla.org/wiki/Godzilla/TriStar
9:47
Zilla:Goodbye
Audience:🥺
Kids:(crying)😭
That taxi cab’s suspension is the real hero.
4:16 the puzzled look on jean reno’s face when the military man asks them to lure the godzilla
This Godzilla feels less like a force of nature and more like an animal trying to survive in a habitat that just doesnt suit it. They did a good job of making you feel for it throughout the whole end of the movie and I'd argue that even though everyone celebrates and cheers at the end that it's really a somber victory. Zilla was just trying to live but we couldnt let it become the top of the food chain.
I would have got out of that cab as soon as they were hiding in the tunnel 😂
ME TOO LOL
Legit, ive never thought about it til now, why not escape through the tunnel and then they bomb the shit out of him while he’s stuck in there 😂🤣
@@joshuasweeney7864 exactly 😂 I don’t wanna play Tom and jerry with that big bitch 😂
@@codyjustin9926 Lol I agree 100%
And go where? Your stuck in the tunnel.
Unless you walk out of the other end.
8:48 still cracks me laughing till now idk why
From 7:30 it was sad to hear her voice 😢😢😢
His. Not her.
@@mwizachihana9551 that's a girl na??, not a boy
CHARLES K it is a boy , he is asexual dats why he can lay eggs
They could of done so much better with this Godzilla. I had wish they had. It's a cool looking Godzilla. I wish they didn't kill him in the end.
Real hero was the cab, it really took down the zilla with her
I prefer this Godzilla over the other ones... don’t judge me 🤷🏾♂️🙃
I prefer the Japanese Godzilla and The New American Godzilla From MonsterVerse in Legendary Pictures than this Atroci version of 1998.
I prefer the Japanese Godzilla and The New American Godzilla From MonsterVerse in Legendary Pictures than this Atroci version of 1998.
I liked this Godzilla more than what we see in Godzilla king of monsters
Zilla is the most agile godzilla seen on the big screen
Zilla is not Godzilla. Look it up. The monster introduced in 1998 was called Godzilla at the time of the 1998 film’s release. But then Tristar lost the rights to the character after Toho disapproved of the film’s performance, they decided to include the 1998 creature in Godzilla Final Wars only to rename it Zilla. And since then, the 1998 creature has been referred to as Zilla. It was formally known as Godzilla. But now it has been rebranded as a separate character called Zilla.
@@sammontanez6908 i know this thing but the fact remains the same, the creature in the 98 was better according to me. I liked it more doesn't matter if it was zilla or not
Aakar Verma
I Love This TriStar Godzilla & MonsterVerse Godzilla at the Same Time
Best Godzilla Movies ever Too
@@seejayx736 ya both creatures are amazing but pick will be 1998
4:59 Colonel Anthony Hicks: direct the F-18's to the Brooklyn Bridge
04:13 - 04:21 Watching this in theater, I remember having the same expressions as them when O'Neal said that.
2:05: He's back, sir! He's back! Godzilla is still alive!
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
I feel like this Godzilla movie is better than the 2014 remake. This movie showed more Godzilla itself rather than people interactions in the 2014 reboot.
My guy this movie only had 1 more extra minute of godzilla than 2014, that's not saying much
Honestly I don't know what everyone's problem is with Zilla, he was just upset and he was an interesting creature
Yeah the real Godzilla would have ate those missiles for breakfast destroy everything and leave.
Definitely
But this Godzilla has it's good points. Agile, fast and has one of the best scene I have scene (THE HELICOPTER CHASE SCENE) in any Godzilla movie. That is one bad ass scene. Only Godzilla King of Monsters beats it. Nothing beats the scenes with King Ghidorah known as monster zero, Roldan, and Mothra. Godzilla King of Monsters is the best Godzilla of all time with Godzilla 1998 coming in at a respectful 2nd place for me. Now go and set your self up a quality Dolby surround sound system with a god subwoofer and watch that helicopter chase scene "FOLLOW MY LEAD". KING GHIDORAH IS BAD ASS!
heres the thing, this godzilla was meant to be different from all the rest of the franchise. it was meant to kinda be its own thing. thats why he looks so different and does more animal like things rather than being invincible and fighting other monsters
he was supposed to be more like a new species of a creature rather than some monster in a movie
@@MrMonsterJamFan That is what ultimately killed this movie not only for Godzilla fans, but also critics like Rodger Ebert (aside from the terrible characters and acting.) When you are making a horror film that involves an animal or an animal like creature, the point is to make it more like monster, by either having its size and weight giving off a strong presence, exaggerate some of its 'scary' behavior off fear to have the audiences feel a sense of dread when it arrives either directly on screen, or when the music and scenes are building up to it, or more. Godzilla in this movie is too much like an real animal unlike a monster in the 1954 films where he is an allegory of the atomic bombs that were dropped in World War II in not only the destruction he causes, but also the sense that he cannot be killed with whatever the military throws at him rather it would be from missiles or even atomic bombs. The latter would just make him stronger since he feeds off of radioactive energy and he can tank the blast. The indestructibility is why Ishiro Honda made Godzilla in the first place as already said with the atomic bombs, but his large size makes his indestructibility more believable to where he cannot be shot down with things like a cannon as he stated. So you have to excuse critics and audiences when they did not like that Godzilla was not portrayed as being an indestructible monster that made Godzilla the way he is as a character and the advertisements made for this movie that blatantly tell us this even down to the merchandise made for the film.
@@MrMonsterJamFan sounds like a bad godzilla movie, and it turned out like that.
I know what car I’m gonna get when all hell breaks loose a Chevy Caprice 😂
I remember when i was kid i saw this movie in theater n i was cry whn he died
I was 31 when I saw it at the cinema, and I cried! Still gets me today. It's a very under-appreciated film...
8:57 That sound...
Colonel Hicks is telling Lieutenant Rogers to turn F-18's around to take down Godzilla..
Nick Tatopoulos has thrown the cab I.d. to Sergeant O'Neal so he can help..
KEVIN DUNN: What am I supposed to do in the movie ?
ROLAND EMMERICH: Just keep shouting FIRE AT WILL. That's all.
i'm amazed at how much weight that bridge can hold.
Say what you will about this version of Godzilla, but I like this design better than the traditional one. For one thing, he's faster in this movie, which I like.
It can outrun Apache helicopter gunships but can't keep up with a taxi cab...
Dumb movie logic. Huge plot armor to the main cast
I think it wasn't faster than the aphaches .....but it could manoeuver them because it was smart .....
00:00 Me, running away from my mom 'cause I fail all the classes in the school. 😂
I always wondered how he made it from park avenue tunnel to the vm bridge so quickly lmfaoo
the Monstverse Godzilla is Bigger then Zilla right?
By a factor of three (at least).
-Zilla is 55 meters tall.
-Legendary Godzilla is 108 meters.
@@mwizachihana9551 it's not zilla , it's GODZILLA how many times I must repeat 😪
Legendary Godzilla is now about 120 meters.
@@channeltrash2717 . The one from the 1998 film, is a DIFFERENT kaiju dum dum. And TOHO renamed the creature, *Zilla* So stop whining like a baby.
The whine Zilla made was heartbreaking
I kinda liked how it was just always raining in this movie.
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
I have to say this was the best movie I've ever watched. Well done!
TBH this 1998 Godzilla movie is still better than the 2004 final war
1:28 I busted out laughing !! 😂
2:18 - 2:23 Godzilla stomps so hard that I want him to step on me
Call me sentimental,but when i first saw this Film in 98,I teared up for GODZILLA,poor animal,he was not evil, he is just a product of MAN'S greed for very dangerous weapons,a giant biological freak of nature due to radiation exposure.a bioligical mutation.And when he died on the BROOKLYN BRIDGE,after those barrage of missiles, ifelt sorry for that animal.he has no idea of the rampage he wrought.he never intended to exist.
I was raised on this and I feel bad for his death every time.
The ending had me bawling I felt so sad for Godzilla 😥😥😥😥😥
Even I'm too feeling sad for Godzilla. In the end, Godzilla's death.
Even Nick feels sorry for the creature his face at 8:22 says it all and even I cried a little 😢
Godzilla (1998) is a radioacrive lezard
This movie has more funny segments than all monsterverse films together
Brooklyn Bridge isn't the closest suspension bridge from the Park Ave. Tunnel.
5:47 -will you shut up now ?😂
Godzilla (1998) is Rated PG-13 in orange.