Couldn't find the unicode for a "star" but nonetheless... My tribute to the excellent job by *Up From The Depths* *Showa Era* (1954-1975) ☼☼☼☼☼ 0:00 Godzilla (1954) ☼ 4:30 Godzilla Raids Again (1955) ☼☼☼☼ 8:32 King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962) ☼☼☼☼ 13:22 Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964) ☼☼☼ 18:29 Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster (1964) ☼☼☼☼ 23:32 Invasion of Astro-Monster (1965) ☼☼ 28:50 Ebirah, Horror of the Deep (1966) ☼☼☼☼ 33:21 Son of Godzilla (1967) ☼☼☼ 38:37 Destroy All Monsters (1968) ☼☼ 44:06 All Monsters Attack (1969) ☼☼☼ 49:29 Godzilla vs. Hedorah (1971) ☼☼☼ 54:50 Godzilla vs. Gigan (1972) ☼☼☼ 59:59 Godzilla vs. Megalon (1973) ☼☼☼☼ 1:04:56 Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974) ☼☼☼ 1:10:12 Terror of Mechagodzilla (1975) *Heisei Era* (1984-1995) ☼☼☼☼ 1:15:43 The Return of Godzilla (1984) ☼☼☼☼ 1:21:30 Godzilla vs. Biollante (1989) ☼☼☼☼ 1:27:53 Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991) ☼☼☼ 1:33:48 Godzilla vs. Mothra (1992) ☼☼☼☼ 1:39:39 Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (1993) ☼☼☼ 1:46:00 Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla (1994) ☼☼☼☼ 1:51:57 Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995) ☼☼ 1:58:05 Godzilla (1998) *Millennium Era* (1999-2004) ☼☼☼ 2:04:05 Godzilla 2000 (1999) ☼☼ 2:09:53 Godzilla vs. Megaguirus (2000) ☼☼☼☼ 2:16:04 Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001) ☼☼☼ 2:22:44 Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002) ☼☼☼ 2:28:18 Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S. (2003) ☼☼☼☼ 2:34:16 Godzilla: Final Wars (2004) *Reiwa Era* (2016-present) ☼☼☼☼ 2:40:57 Godzilla (2014) ☼☼☼☼☼ 2:48:48 Shin Godzilla (2016) ☼☼ 2:55:21 Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters (2017) ☼☼☼ 3:01:32 Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle (2018) ☼☼☼ 3:07:01 Godzilla: The Planet Eater (2018) ☼☼☼☼ 3:12:35 Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
I first saw Godzilla when I was 10 and it scared the daylights out of me. It took a while to get over the fright but 55 years later I remain a diehard Godzilla fan and a fan of kaiju films generally.
Roger H Werner what was the first Godzilla movie you saw when you were 10? When I was probably around 10 I saw my first Godzilla movie.. I can’t remember which one for sure. But I know it had Mecha Godzilla in it. Now about 20 years later, I own 26 Godzilla movies!! 😎😸
I must have seen my first Godzilla movie at four or five. It was probably Godzilla 2000 that I saw. Now that I say it here I’m surprised that 5 yo never got scared of Godzilla. Still a fan to this day!
godzilla 2000 will always be my favorite because it was the first godzilla movie i ever saw. my grandpa who passed from cancer showed it to me and i am eternally grateful.
@@somerandomname3124 Yeah, yearly releases seriously hurt this fuckin franchise, im glad Shin was awesome though, to bad I dont care for the american ones to much, not enough Godzilla, seriously everyone complains that Shin is just board rooms yet it has WAY more G than any of the american movies.
@@0Synergy I'd like to correct you here, Godzilla has a screen time of 8 and a half minutes in Shin Godzilla. Godzilla 2014 has a screentime of 10 minutes and a half, which is more then most Japanese Godzilla movies and is the least screentime he gets in American Godzilla movies. I get why some people dislike the american movies and the 2014 version was absolute dog water but screentime isnt a good reason when every American Godzilla movie has more Godzilla screen time then almost every Japanese Godzilla movie.
@@Deltafoo I haven’t watched King of the Monsters since it was in theaters, but I’ll definitely have to rewatch it soon. It’s easily one of my favorite Godzilla films
Shin Godzilla is definitely one of the most melancholic and depressing Godzilla film. You can just see how much constant pain shin is always in especially when it’s doing it’s back beams and it’s laser
Just that whole scene is beautiful, from the tsunami to the flare guns to the airport just all amazing. It literally brought a tear to my eye when I saw it in theaters. Little did I know how much I'd be teased the rest of the runtime lol.
They absolutely nailed every scene where Godzilla showed up, when he comes ashore to battle the male MUTO, to him arriving at San Francisco, to the goddamn jump scene. The only part where I will criticise is about the Characters. I love their personality and their acting, but I do not like how generic they are and the timing where Joe Brody dies is astonishingly infuriating. The only one I will give pity points for is Serizawa, for reason I can't explain.
I agree i watch it when i DRAW Godzilla. Yes I DRAW Godzilla I wish I could send you a photo up from the depths of drawings they good but not perfect. Also I see this so many times and I gave this a rating 5 out of 5. And I see as many videos of up from the depths as I can for the day.
It might be the nostalgia talking but I always really enjoyed watching Ebirah, Horror of the Deep. I liked the slow build-up of the story and that godzilla wasn't front and center right away. It was a nice change of pace for the series and it focused more on the character story than anything else. Ebirah's introduction at the beginning of the movie was very ominous for a kid. And I will never forget the look on the guys face when they find the sleeping godzilla
I thought I'd click on this video to only see his opinion on the American Godzilla movies. Then I thought "hm, how about King Kong vs Godzilla, how about Mothra vs Godzilla, how about Final Wars?" And over the course of one week I have watched every single review in this video.
@@milesneyen1712 It may be that to an American-hating ccp chinese or anyone who just hates America for what it is, me I'm just a casual Gojira fan who even liked the 1998 movie but hates final wars.
@@chichiboypumpi i don think hating america has anything to do w it lol but i just honestly only like the showa era movies cuz me n my friends get high and laugh.. thats about it...that japaneseness of it all is so appealing
@@jeffroegner1499 You mean Jirass/Jirahs, the kaiju created from a reused Godzilla suit. I know this because I'm on an Ultraman binge right now and I recognized the suit immediately. Search it up on the wiki if you want more details.
@@UpFromTheDepths88 Here's a question. With this running time of almost 3 Hours & 20 minutes, how many various combinations of Godzilla movies can be watched in or under this length of time?
As a Godzilla fan, I rate the original and Shin Godzilla the highest. They both have meaning to them that involves the Japanese political and social climate on top of man-made disasters that affect more than just people. The original Godzilla and Shin Godzilla both touched on the side effects of humans playing God and not caring about other forms of life. Shin Godzilla, especially, took on a more realistic approach with Godzilla by making his body unstable, in constant pain, nonstop evolving and having him form powers out of self defense/will to live. As much as I love monster fights and destruction, the other Godzilla movies was loosely base on the original where they was a giant monster dinosaur with safe nuclear powers that did not harm the environment for humans to live.
I was shocked to find out that the original Godzilla came out only 9 years after the war. The uncensored Japanese original was unavailable in the U.S. until the 2000s because of its metaphor of Godzilla as a nuclear bomb (Hiroshima/Nagasaki) and its strong anti-war, anti-nuclear message. There's an eye-opening documentary called "Theaters of War (2022)" that explains that the U.S. military has a say in what Hollywood can or cannot include in its films, and one of the examples they mentioned was Godzilla, in which a monologue by Ken Watanabe explaining a victim's suffering from nuclear weapons was omitted. That angered and saddened Japanese fans, because the anti-war, anti-nuclear message was the key point of the film.
Honestly the original Gojira and Shin Godzilla almost feel like they're from a different film series. They're just so tonally and thematically different. Every movie that came out between these two is just a big dumb movies with giant monsters fighting (the American ones included, which are even bigger and even dumber). They're ever entertaining and fun, but that's exactly it. I'd never describe Gojira or Shin Godzilla as "fun". They are meant to be taken as serious pieces of art with serious things to say, rather than just entertainment. This is why I sort of view Shin Godzilla as a natural bookend to the Godzilla franchise. Aside from perhaps Return of Godzilla, it's the first one in 6 decades to really even attempt to be something as thoughtful and serious as the original.
@@chiprahnI totally get where you’re coming from and I think those 2 are undoubtedly the best. I wouldn’t say Godzilla (2014) was just a silly dumb romp though. It stayed true to the original in keeping the monster closely tied in with the nuclear themes and radioactivity. Also the tension the entire film builds in teasing your view of him/the absolute size and scale was a form of art in itself. Obviously not on the same level as the other 2 you mentioned but a very strong entry
Whenever Americans attempt to make a godzilla movie it hurts my soul because of the awful job they do and don't represent godzilla anywhere near as good as the Japanese do. Toho should stick to making godzilla movies and Americans should stick to remaking movies of past best movies that genuinely brought joy to the audience and shit all over them just like Hollywood has been doing for 20+ years at this point. Seriously how many woke movies and awful remakes do the american people need before they realize oh hey we can't make a good movie anymore even if our goddamn lives depended on it.
@@NinthRomance you done venting? Anyway of course they don’t do it as good as the Japanese, they didn’t create Godzilla. Which is why they are going for a completely different theme.
i liked GVK and KOTM immensely, most likely due to the fact that my favourite kinds of movies are braindead spectacle ones. 2014 was a bit of a letdown IMO@@darkshat3077
Never in my life would I have ever thought I'd hear the phrase "meta complexity" used to describe Godzilla's Revenge. Never mind the fact that it's use would make sense.
Kiryu, for me was always my favorite design for Mecha G. His bulky yet streamlined look felt like it was more armor like than a robot designed to mimic the likeness of Godzilla, and it was armed to the teeth. Maybe not like Mecha G1 armed, but it was something different and i loved how some of the metallic elements looked muscular. Almost like a Samurai Godzilla in my mind so to speak.
Possible hottake ahead: As for the anime trilogy: I will admit wholeheartedly I absolutely hated it. He says it would be to get you thinking but frankly they were so on the nose and preachy with a lot of the themes and tone of the films that it didn’t require much thought. The characters who grew died. The main character died accomplishing nothing as he didn’t get his world back. He didn’t live to grow above his desire for revenge, dying for nothing and wasting everyone else’s previous sacrifice. The fact all 3 films work to a goal, only for the goal to mean nothing or accomplish nothing but accrue loss can be fine but questions what the point is. Their technology lost. Mecha G city - lost. Their spaceship/station, lost. All important characters - Dead. Just harkens the question of “why bother making stakes if in the end all the struggles, tribulations, and triumphs equate to absolutely nothing and it essentially ends as it began if not with less as again almost all of them, if not all of them die”
Godzilla vs destroyah had me crying my eyes out. The fact that all of the people who gave the king of the monsters a proper send off have my utmost respect for paying their respect for Godzilla
Hey, thank you for posting this video! I’ve been using this video to refresh my memory on these films while showing them to my fiancée, who has never watched any apart for the NA t-Rex one. We got up to son of Godzilla before they demanded we watch shin Godzilla cause they’ve been dying to see it since we started watching the series together. & honestly it’s one of our favourite things to do together nowadays. So once again thank you for putting this together, it’s been super helpful
REALLY glad he brought up how KOTM is at times muddled by the weather effects and darkness blocking out the Kaiju fights. I work at a theatre, and when I stood at the back to wait for the movie to finish so I could clean up after the audience, I was disappointed by how it all looked like Godzilla and Ghidorah were just sloshing around in muddy concrete.
Impressive; I am loving this! Great summaries/synopsis of these films from my childhood, informative and humorous. ("...mothra looks like she's collecting dust on a shelf for a while, and by the end of the film godzilla has been used and abused so much that the suit is practically falling apart...") What a stroll down memory lane...thank you, Sir, for this! You've gained a fan.
I keep coming back to these compilations of reviews because they really are that good. Already watched each once and now I’m rewatching them a couple of months after. Thanks to this channel I am now a Godzilla/Kaiju fan.
I just literally bought 4 movie box sets for Godzilla and now I gotta watch all 28 because you’ve given me an awesome reason, I wanna hear your thoughts about them and I can’t wait until I finish so I can get back to this video ❤️👌🏻
On behalf of all Godzilla fans past, present and future: THANK YOU SO MUCH for your hard work in creating this awesomely monumental work! Your concise and informative reviews of each movie is truly appreciated. 👏
Honestly Godzilla(2014) is my favorite despite having seen all the new ones(2014-2021). And that's because everytime Godzilla appears it makes it obvious he's the king and he's in control of the situation. Almost if not every time he comes on screen all music and sounds get cancelled out by his arrival onto the screen. For example: At the air port where his massive foot appears, the moment it hits the ground every sound goes away except for him. Almost every time he's on the screen everyone stares and very little don't look. And he's just so menacing compared to the other movies. He appears almost entirely in the dark making him even scarier, and having the scariest(imo) roar amongst the new movies too. Sorry for the paragraph just wanted to let that out:) Edit: I haven't watched Shin Godzilla yet
I just decided to watch all the Godzilla movies about a week ago and I’m hooked. I’ve always seen my mom or dad watching them when I was a kid and I caught bits and pieces of some movies here and there. I just finished Son of Godzilla and can’t wait to keep going.
My brother and I watched these movies growing up for close to 20 years, our entire childhoods were defined by each and every single one of the entries and to see it all again in order brings back so many memories. He passed away half a year ago, this video really made me reminiscent and for that I am very thankful
Jack Travis + I believe this is what binds so many fans from all over the world, it connects us to our younger years watching Godzilla and the kaiju. May you find solace in those memories.
King Caesar is one of my favorite Kaiju, but I love how he’s seen as this all mighty being who would defeat Mechagodzilla, but until Godzilla shows up, his just gets his butt kicked for the entire time!
Just stumbled on this. Fascinating and a lot of fun! Thanks for all the effort you put into this. Some of the early video took me back to my childhood.
Dude, I just spent over 3 hours listening to each and every one of your very fair and very accessibly worded analyses. I don't know if it's a skill of yours or a talent, but you are clearly successful at doing this sort of thing right. thank you very much for putting it all together. and of course for putting so much time and effort into each and every one of the reviews In the first place
@Ruth Esther All hail BoDonkus! I wish this guy would get back to making content. Though I agree that Godzilla and Kaiju stuff is just a frivolity for me too, something fun to not dwell over too much, that it resonates so philosophically with the presenter is amazing as he does it so well.
Whew! It took every break at work, my lunch period, and then just feed the family quick so I can sit down and get a worthy bingefest going! Worth it all, instead of perusing every video separately. Thank you!
When I tapped on this video, I didn't realize it was over 3 hours long.... Looks like I have something to listen to for a while, while I work, at least. 😂
Enjoyed this so much! many thanks for creating it. Excellent, clear writing and narrating style (i so appreciate the lack of repetitive verbal mannerisms so common to film bloggers), good analysis, and we have a lot of favorites in common. A real treat.
Dude, i cannot state how much i love your work. You are undoubtedly the most thorough Goji creator, and while you haven't been making kaiju content as long as others, i love your content the most. Especially your Shin Godzilla review, a video that i watch over and over, as its just such a great video. I hope you can keep making Godzilla content, as i especially enjoy it. Maybe a godzilla movie ranking? Again, keep up the great work. Hope you could respond to this comment too.
That was absolutely fascinating. I sat throughout the whole of this video until 2am. I had no idea there was this many Godzilla movies. Shin Godzilla, I would like to see that installment. For those of you reading this comment and are big fans of Godzilla, I'm not a fan but I loved the 1970's cartoons from Hanna Barbera and my 1st Godzilla movie was that 98 mess. I misunderstood the 2014 Godzilla so watched it again before watching the King of the Monsters. I actually enjoyed the 2014 Godzilla the second time I watched it but felt let down by the last Godzilla movie King of the Monsters. Perhaps I should watch that again as well. As a whole to this RUclips video, I grew up thinking Godzilla was our friend because of the 70's cartoons, so to learn Godzilla is in fact an enemy to human life came as a genuine shock to me through this video. I have to admit though, I do love Godzilla's roar. Thanks for this time line. It has been a genuine learning curve.
Godzilla King of the Monsters was dog****. I'm shocked he gave it a 4 star review. The human elements are insultingly nonsensical, and the special effects are a step down from Godzilla 2014. Worst Godzilla movie of my lifetime
Thank you, this was comprehensive and really interesting. I have not seen all of these films; only around 15 or so and some are very hard to find. Will look for them
Magnificent work! I have seen these all individually (and occasionally returned to some of them when I needed a quick G fix), but the option to have them all in one compilation is just great. Thanks so much for this!
lol, I like how watching the Showa era Godzilla is basically watching the suit wear out :D Also, kudos for making a frickin 3+ hour youtube video with less ads that most 10 min videos!
This video is so long it makes Zach Snyder’s justice league look like it’s one minute, love how you took your time to make this, LONG LIVE THE KING #TEAMGODZILLA
I will always remember seeing Destroy all monsters at the Drive-in in Redwood City Ca in the 70's I was maybe 10 at the time. I saw the Black and White Godzilla with Raymond Burr. My Favorite is the Latest Godzilla Vs. King Kong ! Great Job !
Epic Godzilla film documentary from Up From The Depths. I've been a Godzilla and Kaiju fan since the mid/late 70s. This is the best breakdown of the films history. I salute you sir 🍻
I remember being IN LOVE with godzilla when i was a little kid and would always go to hollywood videos and blockbuster every friday, to put my dad on another godzilla movie. And at the same time. I was watching Cinemassacre’s monster marathon, so this is where my love for horror movies began. A great collection of all your movie summaries is great to watch and brings me back!
I just wanted to say I've always really appreciated the name of your channel. My first exposure to Godzilla came right at the end of the Shows era. Just as I was first meeting Big G he was taken away from me, and without cable I had no way to see any more. The Hanna Barbera Godzilla was all I had during the long drought.
Invasion of Astro Monster is usually the one I use to introduce the series to new people. I think it’s fairly approachable and understandable. It’s a true slapper!
Your review style along with thoughtful commentary are very refreshing. You've earned yourself a subscriber. Looking forward to viewing more of your content.
I watched the first 4 minutes the other day when uploaded and knew my day was going to be interrupted too often for me to sink in and watch this as it should be. I am so happy I waited and kept it in my notifications and marked watch later so it would stay on screen every time I opened YT. I had a migraine today so it was ringers off shades drawn and I enjoyed every minute along with your soothing voice and as it ends I am actually feeling better. Thank You so much for combining all of your reviews and thoughts on one of my childhood staples. (50+ here)
Yay, now I have an excuse to watch all of these again! All jokes aside, this is going to help immensely whenever I want to watch a specific review. Dealing with YT'S playlist system was not very fun, because they keep switching around. But now, thank you for making it more convenient :)
Your channel helped me discover Godzilla. I've heard the name and the roar growing up but i never knew any of the lore or other characters. Well big G you now have a new fan and a blind fan at that.
I just wanna throw in my experience here on Godzilla’s revenge. When I was a child(maybe like 3-4 years old) my parents found it on VHS and bought it because of my interest in dinosaurs. And it’s what sparked my obsession with godzilla. I watched it on repeat until I ruined the tape lol. Rewatching it again as a 21 year old young adult I still love it and was surprised to hear how much hate it gets. Either way, my nostalgia goggles will never leave that film for me.
I remember the holiday marathon of these movies that always came on around Thanksgiving day. I used to watch for hours. I still find them once in a blue moon playing on Freeform or Rey networks. I've seen them all including the newest versions.
I agree that Baragon in GMK has the most character... and I put that solely at the feet of his suit actor Rie Ôta. The bts moments when she roars in tandem with the suit is just adorable.
Awesome compilation and Being a child of the 60's, I had a fondness for the big guy... You really break down the previous installments, many of them, unseen here in the U.S...I loved the 1998 Godzilla, for its effects...The 2014 was the first time my desire for a BIG Gojira was satisfied but, it was too drama-ee for me though...The Shin Godzilla, is an amazing addition to the franchise. The government ramping up departments to deal with the social issues, was an interesting slant...And When he charged up and let loose; i was actually flabbergasted. It was perfectly modern. Thanks for the upload...subbing etc...:)
Couldn't find the unicode for a "star" but nonetheless...
My tribute to the excellent job by *Up From The Depths*
*Showa Era* (1954-1975)
☼☼☼☼☼ 0:00 Godzilla (1954)
☼ 4:30 Godzilla Raids Again (1955)
☼☼☼☼ 8:32 King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)
☼☼☼☼ 13:22 Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964)
☼☼☼ 18:29 Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster (1964)
☼☼☼☼ 23:32 Invasion of Astro-Monster (1965)
☼☼ 28:50 Ebirah, Horror of the Deep (1966)
☼☼☼☼ 33:21 Son of Godzilla (1967)
☼☼☼ 38:37 Destroy All Monsters (1968)
☼☼ 44:06 All Monsters Attack (1969)
☼☼☼ 49:29 Godzilla vs. Hedorah (1971)
☼☼☼ 54:50 Godzilla vs. Gigan (1972)
☼☼☼ 59:59 Godzilla vs. Megalon (1973)
☼☼☼☼ 1:04:56 Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974)
☼☼☼ 1:10:12 Terror of Mechagodzilla (1975)
*Heisei Era* (1984-1995)
☼☼☼☼ 1:15:43 The Return of Godzilla (1984)
☼☼☼☼ 1:21:30 Godzilla vs. Biollante (1989)
☼☼☼☼ 1:27:53 Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991)
☼☼☼ 1:33:48 Godzilla vs. Mothra (1992)
☼☼☼☼ 1:39:39 Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (1993)
☼☼☼ 1:46:00 Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla (1994)
☼☼☼☼ 1:51:57 Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995)
☼☼ 1:58:05 Godzilla (1998)
*Millennium Era* (1999-2004)
☼☼☼ 2:04:05 Godzilla 2000 (1999)
☼☼ 2:09:53 Godzilla vs. Megaguirus (2000)
☼☼☼☼ 2:16:04 Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001)
☼☼☼ 2:22:44 Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla (2002)
☼☼☼ 2:28:18 Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S. (2003)
☼☼☼☼ 2:34:16 Godzilla: Final Wars (2004)
*Reiwa Era* (2016-present)
☼☼☼☼ 2:40:57 Godzilla (2014)
☼☼☼☼☼ 2:48:48 Shin Godzilla (2016)
☼☼ 2:55:21 Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters (2017)
☼☼☼ 3:01:32 Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle (2018)
☼☼☼ 3:07:01 Godzilla: The Planet Eater (2018)
☼☼☼☼ 3:12:35 Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019)
Cheers.
Take yer pick ★☆⋆⍟✡✦✧✪✫✬✯✰✴✵✶✷✸
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Thanks for helping us evaluate how poor of a job this child has done.
José Hunter's EW&F Remixes you, I like you.
Looks like my afternoon is set for me :D
Dude, love your work. Hope you had a good day.
*insert obligatory "oh look it's that guy" here*
Yay
Hello Tell It Animated
wish you good luck onto getting ten million subscribers
I first saw Godzilla when I was 10 and it scared the daylights out of me. It took a while to get over the fright but 55 years later I remain a diehard Godzilla fan and a fan of kaiju films generally.
*Kaiju
@@hightidekraken thanks!
Roger H Werner what was the first Godzilla movie you saw when you were 10?
When I was probably around 10 I saw my first Godzilla movie.. I can’t remember which one for sure. But I know it had Mecha Godzilla in it.
Now about 20 years later, I own 26 Godzilla movies!! 😎😸
@@SirMeowsAlot89 So either:
Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla
Terror of Mechagodzilla
or Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla II.
I must have seen my first Godzilla movie at four or five. It was probably Godzilla 2000 that I saw. Now that I say it here I’m surprised that 5 yo never got scared of Godzilla. Still a fan to this day!
"even though **insert godzilla movie here** was supposed to be the final godzilla movie...."
"[insert godzilla movie here] was a box office bomb, grossing the lowest in japan's history, so for their next godzilla movie toho...."
*insert godzilla film* is ghe best
insert lizard vs monke film here
[insert godzilla movie here] has the most scariest incarnation ever
Godzilla vs destroyah
godzilla 2000 will always be my favorite because it was the first godzilla movie i ever saw. my grandpa who passed from cancer showed it to me and i am eternally grateful.
*It's Cinemassacre's Monster Madness!* _(Godzillathon!)_
Lol I watch that shit every year, it’s a tradition
More Hooptastic same I guess I’m not the only one lol
DESTOROYAH!!
*Nostalgia*
Damn, only OGs will remember that
I never noticed how many characters were named Goro in this franchise until hearing these reviews back to back.
That’s what I was thinking
And I think of Mortal Kombat every time I hear that name.
@@voidofbeeswax .......LMFAO ! That is exactly what i thought ! FINISH HIM !
love how every single one is "after the failure of the last movie"
Yeah, Godzilla's true enemy is poor franchise management, not giant monsters.
@@somerandomname3124 honestly
@@somerandomname3124 Yeah, yearly releases seriously hurt this fuckin franchise, im glad Shin was awesome though, to bad I dont care for the american ones to much, not enough Godzilla, seriously everyone complains that Shin is just board rooms yet it has WAY more G than any of the american movies.
@@0Synergy True as
@@0Synergy I'd like to correct you here, Godzilla has a screen time of 8 and a half minutes in Shin Godzilla. Godzilla 2014 has a screentime of 10 minutes and a half, which is more then most Japanese Godzilla movies and is the least screentime he gets in American Godzilla movies. I get why some people dislike the american movies and the 2014 version was absolute dog water but screentime isnt a good reason when every American Godzilla movie has more Godzilla screen time then almost every Japanese Godzilla movie.
I'm a 53 year old relatively new Godzilla fan, this collection of reviews was great, thanks
2008: cinemassacre’s Monster Madness Godzillathon
2018-2019: Up from the Depths Godzillathon
I love the new profile pic
You changed your profile picture?
Depressed Gojisaurus Rex yes
ERA SHOWA GODZILLA (1954) 1 (1955) 2 (1962) 3 (1964) 4 (1964) 5 (1965) 6 (1966) 7 (1967) 8 (1968) 9 (1969) 10 (1971) 11 (1972) 12 (1973) 13 (1974) 14 (1975) 15 ERA HEISEI GODZILLA (1984) 1 (1989) 2 (1991) 3 (1992) 4 (1993) 5 (1994) 6 (1995) 7 ERA MILLENNUM GODZILLA (1999) 1 (2000) 2 (2001) 3 (2002) 4 (2003) 5 (2004) 6 ERA MONSTERVERS GODZILLA 1 (2014) 1 ERA REIWA GODZILLA (2016) 1 ERA REIWA ANIME GODZILLA (2017) 1 (2018) 2 (2018) 3 (2020) 4 ERA MONSTERVERS GODZILLA 2 (2019) 2 (2020) 3
Ah yes
Each chapter of this video:
"Following the failure of the previous movie...."
Right! That's the charm of it! Lol
@@Deltafoo I’m so happy to be living during a time where Godzilla movies are making hundreds of millions of dollars
@@domphilbrick Yes! I love the movies. My antidepressant during these difficult times.
@@domphilbrick Watching King of the Monsters now! 🦕 🦖 🐲 WE NEED A GODZILLA EMOJI!
@@Deltafoo I haven’t watched King of the Monsters since it was in theaters, but I’ll definitely have to rewatch it soon. It’s easily one of my favorite Godzilla films
Shin Godzilla is definitely one of the most melancholic and depressing Godzilla film. You can just see how much constant pain shin is always in especially when it’s doing it’s back beams and it’s laser
I consider it one of the best Godzilla movies!
It's one of the best looking godzilla designs
If it's in such pain, why does it use its atomic breath?
@@sirrobert3694absolute rage
@@sirrobert3694venting excess heat/radiation if i had to guess
I come back and watch this about once a year, every time gaining more respect for every one of these films.
3 Hours of Godzilla content to listen to while I game tonight? Count me in!
Who wants to hear this guy criticize virtually every single thing about awesome Goji films when you can enjoy the real thing???
@@Bobzilla67 😐😐
@@Bobzilla67 😐😐
@@Bobzilla67 huh?
@@ryanklip24 Huh what? Did I write it in Greek?
the moment in Godzilla 2014 at the Honolulu airport when Godzilla takes the first step and the whole airport goes silent is still *chef's kiss*
Just that whole scene is beautiful, from the tsunami to the flare guns to the airport just all amazing. It literally brought a tear to my eye when I saw it in theaters. Little did I know how much I'd be teased the rest of the runtime lol.
They absolutely nailed every scene where Godzilla showed up, when he comes ashore to battle the male MUTO, to him arriving at San Francisco, to the goddamn jump scene. The only part where I will criticise is about the Characters. I love their personality and their acting, but I do not like how generic they are and the timing where Joe Brody dies is astonishingly infuriating. The only one I will give pity points for is Serizawa, for reason I can't explain.
@@attackoramic8361oh yeah that absolutely killed it with every scene Godzilla’s in! Too bad he literally only has about 5 minutes of screen time lmao
Lifelong Godzilla fan, probably older than you. PROPS in 2023, 3 whole years after you uploaded this. ❤
When a 3 hour video has less ads than a 10 minute one
Seriously the best Godzilla reviews on the internet. Thanks for compiling and organizing all of them!
You're welcome! Thank you for your support!
I agree i watch it when i DRAW Godzilla. Yes I DRAW Godzilla I wish I could send you a photo up from the depths of drawings they good but not perfect. Also I see this so many times and I gave this a rating 5 out of 5. And I see as many videos of up from the depths as I can for the day.
Aye im OK
@@UpFromTheDepths88 Next we need a ranking of the Godzilla movies
The scene where the boulder hits Minya in the face will always make me laugh.
Hot potato
It might be the nostalgia talking but I always really enjoyed watching Ebirah, Horror of the Deep. I liked the slow build-up of the story and that godzilla wasn't front and center right away. It was a nice change of pace for the series and it focused more on the character story than anything else. Ebirah's introduction at the beginning of the movie was very ominous for a kid. And I will never forget the look on the guys face when they find the sleeping godzilla
Right that film while not as good as the others it still a classic and fun Godzilla movie in my book
I remember the American Version of that was called Godzilla vs The Sea Monster😂
I thought I'd click on this video to only see his opinion on the American Godzilla movies. Then I thought "hm, how about King Kong vs Godzilla, how about Mothra vs Godzilla, how about Final Wars?"
And over the course of one week I have watched every single review in this video.
I enjoyed Godzilla: KotM more than endgame, it paid homage to its Japanese origins, story, kaiju designs, the music
chichiboypumpi yeah the trailer with the “somewhere over the rainbow” mix was lit 🔥
i disagree that movie was ass, it felt super american and boring
@@milesneyen1712 It may be that to an American-hating ccp chinese or anyone who just hates America for what it is, me I'm just a casual Gojira fan who even liked the 1998 movie but hates final wars.
@@chichiboypumpi i don think hating america has anything to do w it lol but i just honestly only like the showa era movies cuz me n my friends get high and laugh.. thats about it...that japaneseness of it all is so appealing
@@milesneyen1712 I remember that line from Fanboys
Have I seen all of these many times before? Yes. Will I watch this compilation video all over again? Why yes, Yes I will.
Appreciate it!
@@UpFromTheDepths88 did you know Godzilla appeared in ultra man?? Was quite surprised watching the whole series recently. 🤔🤔 episode 10
@@jeffroegner1499 You mean Jirass/Jirahs, the kaiju created from a reused Godzilla suit. I know this because I'm on an Ultraman binge right now and I recognized the suit immediately.
Search it up on the wiki if you want more details.
@@scado5679 it is also a monster in ultramans dream sequence in the final episode, if you haven't gotten that far with the binge. 😎😎
@@UpFromTheDepths88 Here's a question.
With this running time of almost 3 Hours & 20 minutes, how many various combinations of Godzilla movies can be watched in or under this length of time?
As a Godzilla fan, I rate the original and Shin Godzilla the highest. They both have meaning to them that involves the Japanese political and social climate on top of man-made disasters that affect more than just people. The original Godzilla and Shin Godzilla both touched on the side effects of humans playing God and not caring about other forms of life. Shin Godzilla, especially, took on a more realistic approach with Godzilla by making his body unstable, in constant pain, nonstop evolving and having him form powers out of self defense/will to live. As much as I love monster fights and destruction, the other Godzilla movies was loosely base on the original where they was a giant monster dinosaur with safe nuclear powers that did not harm the environment for humans to live.
I was shocked to find out that the original Godzilla came out only 9 years after the war. The uncensored Japanese original was unavailable in the U.S. until the 2000s because of its metaphor of Godzilla as a nuclear bomb (Hiroshima/Nagasaki) and its strong anti-war, anti-nuclear message. There's an eye-opening documentary called "Theaters of War (2022)" that explains that the U.S. military has a say in what Hollywood can or cannot include in its films, and one of the examples they mentioned was Godzilla, in which a monologue by Ken Watanabe explaining a victim's suffering from nuclear weapons was omitted. That angered and saddened Japanese fans, because the anti-war, anti-nuclear message was the key point of the film.
Honestly the original Gojira and Shin Godzilla almost feel like they're from a different film series. They're just so tonally and thematically different. Every movie that came out between these two is just a big dumb movies with giant monsters fighting (the American ones included, which are even bigger and even dumber). They're ever entertaining and fun, but that's exactly it. I'd never describe Gojira or Shin Godzilla as "fun". They are meant to be taken as serious pieces of art with serious things to say, rather than just entertainment. This is why I sort of view Shin Godzilla as a natural bookend to the Godzilla franchise. Aside from perhaps Return of Godzilla, it's the first one in 6 decades to really even attempt to be something as thoughtful and serious as the original.
@@chiprahnI totally get where you’re coming from and I think those 2 are undoubtedly the best. I wouldn’t say Godzilla (2014) was just a silly dumb romp though. It stayed true to the original in keeping the monster closely tied in with the nuclear themes and radioactivity. Also the tension the entire film builds in teasing your view of him/the absolute size and scale was a form of art in itself. Obviously not on the same level as the other 2 you mentioned but a very strong entry
Thoughts on minus one? That's my all time favorite one now
Started watching at 2 and i still love it 11 years later
You have to admire Toho's determination on keeping the Godzilla franchise going. And kudos for Up From The Depths for this bio great work!
Wish they would make more currently. The American Godzilla movies are ok but they just don't reach that itch like the Japanese ones do
@@Revealingstorm. Godzilla vs Kong and 2014 were good tho
Whenever Americans attempt to make a godzilla movie it hurts my soul because of the awful job they do and don't represent godzilla anywhere near as good as the Japanese do. Toho should stick to making godzilla movies and Americans should stick to remaking movies of past best movies that genuinely brought joy to the audience and shit all over them just like Hollywood has been doing for 20+ years at this point. Seriously how many woke movies and awful remakes do the american people need before they realize oh hey we can't make a good movie anymore even if our goddamn lives depended on it.
@@NinthRomance you done venting?
Anyway of course they don’t do it as good as the Japanese, they didn’t create Godzilla. Which is why they are going for a completely different theme.
i liked GVK and KOTM immensely, most likely due to the fact that my favourite kinds of movies are braindead spectacle ones. 2014 was a bit of a letdown IMO@@darkshat3077
Never in my life would I have ever thought I'd hear the phrase "meta complexity" used to describe Godzilla's Revenge. Never mind the fact that it's use would make sense.
Kiryu, for me was always my favorite design for Mecha G. His bulky yet streamlined look felt like it was more armor like than a robot designed to mimic the likeness of Godzilla, and it was armed to the teeth. Maybe not like Mecha G1 armed, but it was something different and i loved how some of the metallic elements looked muscular. Almost like a Samurai Godzilla in my mind so to speak.
Possible hottake ahead:
As for the anime trilogy: I will admit wholeheartedly I absolutely hated it. He says it would be to get you thinking but frankly they were so on the nose and preachy with a lot of the themes and tone of the films that it didn’t require much thought. The characters who grew died. The main character died accomplishing nothing as he didn’t get his world back. He didn’t live to grow above his desire for revenge, dying for nothing and wasting everyone else’s previous sacrifice. The fact all 3 films work to a goal, only for the goal to mean nothing or accomplish nothing but accrue loss can be fine but questions what the point is.
Their technology lost. Mecha G city - lost. Their spaceship/station, lost. All important characters - Dead.
Just harkens the question of “why bother making stakes if in the end all the struggles, tribulations, and triumphs equate to absolutely nothing and it essentially ends as it began if not with less as again almost all of them, if not all of them die”
When you see all the movies it just unbelievable how powerful the Godzilla franchise is
Bryan Cranston and Ken Watanabe should have been the main characters of Godzilla 2014.
No, it's a Godzilla movie.....
@@caribman10 which one
Cranston would be a great Frank Miller Batman
Yeah
I actually hate the one face protagonist from that movie
@@LaloSalamancaGaming42069 You talking about Cranstons son in the movie? I don't really know who is the protagonist in that movie lol
Someday, no matter many times it gets delayed, we'll get Godzilla vs Kong
You are right, my good sir.
You probably get that movie before Nintendo makes Pokemon diamond and pearl remakes
True
Get on that game freck
We finally got a trailer!
Godzilla vs destroyah had me crying my eyes out. The fact that all of the people who gave the king of the monsters a proper send off have my utmost respect for paying their respect for Godzilla
Hey, thank you for posting this video! I’ve been using this video to refresh my memory on these films while showing them to my fiancée, who has never watched any apart for the NA t-Rex one. We got up to son of Godzilla before they demanded we watch shin Godzilla cause they’ve been dying to see it since we started watching the series together.
& honestly it’s one of our favourite things to do together nowadays.
So once again thank you for putting this together, it’s been super helpful
REALLY glad he brought up how KOTM is at times muddled by the weather effects and darkness blocking out the Kaiju fights. I work at a theatre, and when I stood at the back to wait for the movie to finish so I could clean up after the audience, I was disappointed by how it all looked like Godzilla and Ghidorah were just sloshing around in muddy concrete.
thats boston for you lol
@@GamerBogsa Former Boston dweller here. Can confirm.
@@GamerBogsa wait it wasn't New Jersey?
@@TheReZisTLust No it was Boston, Massachusetts.
I didn't mind
This video needs to get more views he literally did all the Godzilla’s movies in one video for 3 hours
Technically it's a bunch of separate reviews compiled together but yes it does deserve more views
Its stitched together bro
Impressive; I am loving this! Great summaries/synopsis of these films from my childhood, informative and humorous. ("...mothra looks like she's collecting dust on a shelf for a while, and by the end of the film godzilla has been used and abused so much that the suit is practically falling apart...")
What a stroll down memory lane...thank you, Sir, for this! You've gained a fan.
I keep coming back to these compilations of reviews because they really are that good. Already watched each once and now I’m rewatching them a couple of months after. Thanks to this channel I am now a Godzilla/Kaiju fan.
The Greatest Godzilla Review of all time, all of our favorite Godzilla films are here discussed once again.
I just literally bought 4 movie box sets for Godzilla and now I gotta watch all 28 because you’ve given me an awesome reason, I wanna hear your thoughts about them and I can’t wait until I finish so I can get back to this video ❤️👌🏻
On behalf of all Godzilla fans past, present and future: THANK YOU SO MUCH for your hard work in creating this awesomely monumental work!
Your concise and informative reviews of each movie is truly appreciated. 👏
Honestly Godzilla(2014) is my favorite despite having seen all the new ones(2014-2021). And that's because everytime Godzilla appears it makes it obvious he's the king and he's in control of the situation. Almost if not every time he comes on screen all music and sounds get cancelled out by his arrival onto the screen. For example: At the air port where his massive foot appears, the moment it hits the ground every sound goes away except for him. Almost every time he's on the screen everyone stares and very little don't look. And he's just so menacing compared to the other movies. He appears almost entirely in the dark making him even scarier, and having the scariest(imo) roar amongst the new movies too.
Sorry for the paragraph just wanted to let that out:)
Edit: I haven't watched Shin Godzilla yet
All these monster madness comments make me remember that's how I first got into goji. Loved it.
I just decided to watch all the Godzilla movies about a week ago and I’m hooked. I’ve always seen my mom or dad watching them when I was a kid and I caught bits and pieces of some movies here and there. I just finished Son of Godzilla and can’t wait to keep going.
How did you buy all the movies ?
your dad has yellow fever
My brother and I watched these movies growing up for close to 20 years, our entire childhoods were defined by each and every single one of the entries and to see it all again in order brings back so many memories. He passed away half a year ago, this video really made me reminiscent and for that I am very thankful
Jack Travis +
I believe this is what binds so many fans from all over the world, it connects us to our younger years watching Godzilla and the kaiju. May you find solace in those memories.
The heisei era of Godzilla movies was absolutely amazing it was such a breath of fresh air
Glad I got into Godzilla when I was 3 years old. I'll never grow tired of him.
Lol, I just finished watching all of your Godzilla reviews and then this get posted🤣🤣🤣
Haha perfect timing.
I liked the final Godzilla Wars
I have so many great memories with my grandfather staying up late nights watching Godzilla movies 😁
Same thing with my grandmother and she always thought the monsters were funny,😂 fun to watch. Rest In Peace😢
Thank you for this.
I play it before I go to sleep, makes me wake up feeling legendary!
Brilliant idea to collect these "cliff's notes" type of synopsis into one big Kaiju primer / intro class. Thank you!
King Caesar is one of my favorite Kaiju, but I love how he’s seen as this all mighty being who would defeat Mechagodzilla, but until Godzilla shows up, his just gets his butt kicked for the entire time!
My most favorite kaiju used to be Gigan, Destroyah, Mothra, Rodan, Angruis, Space Godzilla, Biolantte, Hei Sei Final Wars and Monsterverse Godzilla’s
Even before Godzilla showed up mechagodzilla beat the living soul out of him
Just stumbled on this. Fascinating and a lot of fun! Thanks for all the effort you put into this. Some of the early video took me back to my childhood.
I've watched this twice now and I'm gonna watch it some more times. Excellent work!
Dude, I just spent over 3 hours listening to each and every one of your very fair and very accessibly worded analyses. I don't know if it's a skill of yours or a talent, but you are clearly successful at doing this sort of thing right. thank you very much for putting it all together. and of course for putting so much time and effort into each and every one of the reviews In the first place
@Ruth Esther All hail BoDonkus!
I wish this guy would get back to making content. Though I agree that Godzilla and Kaiju stuff is just a frivolity for me too, something fun to not dwell over too much, that it resonates so philosophically with the presenter is amazing as he does it so well.
I would literally copy and paste what you said... it's exactly how I feel
@@MONKMONEY-hu1gw Hey. I just wish this guy returned to doing his awesome content. Hope he's okay
Whew! It took every break at work, my lunch period, and then just feed the family quick so I can sit down and get a worthy bingefest going! Worth it all, instead of perusing every video separately. Thank you!
When I tapped on this video, I didn't realize it was over 3 hours long....
Looks like I have something to listen to for a while, while I work, at least. 😂
Enjoyed this so much! many thanks for creating it. Excellent, clear writing and narrating style (i so appreciate the lack of repetitive verbal mannerisms so common to film bloggers), good analysis, and we have a lot of favorites in common. A real treat.
Dude, i cannot state how much i love your work. You are undoubtedly the most thorough Goji creator, and while you haven't been making kaiju content as long as others, i love your content the most. Especially your Shin Godzilla review, a video that i watch over and over, as its just such a great video. I hope you can keep making Godzilla content, as i especially enjoy it. Maybe a godzilla movie ranking? Again, keep up the great work. Hope you could respond to this comment too.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words and support!
You sound like, you wanna smoke the guys sausage!
That was absolutely fascinating. I sat throughout the whole of this video until 2am. I had no idea there was this many Godzilla movies. Shin Godzilla, I would like to see that installment. For those of you reading this comment and are big fans of Godzilla, I'm not a fan but I loved the 1970's cartoons from Hanna Barbera and my 1st Godzilla movie was that 98 mess. I misunderstood the 2014 Godzilla so watched it again before watching the King of the Monsters. I actually enjoyed the 2014 Godzilla the second time I watched it but felt let down by the last Godzilla movie King of the Monsters. Perhaps I should watch that again as well.
As a whole to this RUclips video, I grew up thinking Godzilla was our friend because of the 70's cartoons, so to learn Godzilla is in fact an enemy to human life came as a genuine shock to me through this video.
I have to admit though, I do love Godzilla's roar.
Thanks for this time line. It has been a genuine learning curve.
Godzilla King of the Monsters was dog****. I'm shocked he gave it a 4 star review. The human elements are insultingly nonsensical, and the special effects are a step down from Godzilla 2014. Worst Godzilla movie of my lifetime
Great breakdown of each movie. Love the presentation and discussion of each movie. It was a great 3+ hours watching my favorite character: Godzilla!
I freaking love your channel and this mega-review in particular! ❤️
Thank you for being awesome! 🙌
This upload couldn't be more prefect. I'm kinda bed bound right now and really need something to watch.
Thank you!
Thank you, this was comprehensive and really interesting. I have not seen all of these films; only around 15 or so and some are very hard to find. Will look for them
These are really wonderful reviews. I have never been that interested in godzilla, but you're way of relating it all really drew me in
Magnificent work! I have seen these all individually (and occasionally returned to some of them when I needed a quick G fix), but the option to have them all in one compilation is just great. Thanks so much for this!
lol, I like how watching the Showa era Godzilla is basically watching the suit wear out :D
Also, kudos for making a frickin 3+ hour youtube video with less ads that most 10 min videos!
This video is so long it makes Zach Snyder’s justice league look like it’s one minute, love how you took your time to make this, LONG LIVE THE KING #TEAMGODZILLA
I will always remember seeing Destroy all monsters at the Drive-in in Redwood City Ca in the 70's I was maybe 10 at the time. I saw the Black and White Godzilla with Raymond Burr. My Favorite is the Latest Godzilla Vs. King Kong ! Great Job !
Right now, were on a marathon with my brother, we're about to start Biollante, enjoying everything so much so far
3 hours!!!! Yes!! I know what I am watching while I make breakfast this week!!! 😎😁
Same
Hahah same
Epic Godzilla film documentary from Up From The Depths.
I've been a Godzilla and Kaiju fan since the mid/late 70s. This is the best breakdown of the films history. I salute you sir 🍻
I've already watched every single one of your reviews, but I'm gonna watch this anyways!
Thank you for all your wonderful reviews. They have been truly instrumental in helping me get into and love Godzilla and other kaiju films in general.
This long in depth Godzilla video puts the biggest smile on my face
Quality work my friend. Lovely to see such a intelligent and knowledgeable breakdown of Godzilla's history. Genuine passion.
Now I can’t wait to get home from work and watch some of these. Thank you for truly bring my love of these movies back
Now THIS monumental upload is a gift for a Sunday! Love it
I remember being IN LOVE with godzilla when i was a little kid and would always go to hollywood videos and blockbuster every friday, to put my dad on another godzilla movie. And at the same time. I was watching Cinemassacre’s monster marathon, so this is where my love for horror movies began. A great collection of all your movie summaries is great to watch and brings me back!
By the way. Every time you say you’re name I start singing the song 😂 Up from the depths, 30 stories high 🎶
The amount of work you've put into this! Respect bro!
I just wanted to say I've always really appreciated the name of your channel. My first exposure to Godzilla came right at the end of the Shows era. Just as I was first meeting Big G he was taken away from me, and without cable I had no way to see any more. The Hanna Barbera Godzilla was all I had during the long drought.
Invasion of Astro Monster is usually the one I use to introduce the series to new people. I think it’s fairly approachable and understandable. It’s a true slapper!
Your review style along with thoughtful commentary are very refreshing. You've earned yourself a subscriber. Looking forward to viewing more of your content.
I've watched the entire set twice now, and about to start on the third. Great stuff. Wish they'd come up with some new ones.
Golly! Willikers! That's my afternoon settled.
I _was_ going to play video games, but now.... I need another cup of tea!
I watched the first 4 minutes the other day when uploaded and knew my day was going to be interrupted too often for me to sink in and watch this as it should be. I am so happy I waited and kept it in my notifications and marked watch later so it would stay on screen every time I opened YT. I had a migraine today so it was ringers off shades drawn and I enjoyed every minute along with your soothing voice and as it ends I am actually feeling better. Thank You so much for combining all of your reviews and thoughts on one of my childhood staples. (50+ here)
beautiful work. Your commentary on the first film is perfect.
You mad man actually did it.
You just have my deepest respect for ehat piece of art you made here with this Video.
Yay, now I have an excuse to watch all of these again!
All jokes aside, this is going to help immensely whenever I want to watch a specific review. Dealing with YT'S playlist system was not very fun, because they keep switching around. But now, thank you for making it more convenient :)
Extremely well done, great memories of my childhood and my friend GODZILLA!!! Thank you 🙏🏼
For all the reviews I've seen about Godzilla, this is definitely the best!
Your channel helped me discover Godzilla.
I've heard the name and the roar growing up but i never knew any of the lore or other characters.
Well big G you now have a new fan and a blind fan at that.
I just wanna throw in my experience here on Godzilla’s revenge. When I was a child(maybe like 3-4 years old) my parents found it on VHS and bought it because of my interest in dinosaurs. And it’s what sparked my obsession with godzilla. I watched it on repeat until I ruined the tape lol. Rewatching it again as a 21 year old young adult I still love it and was surprised to hear how much hate it gets. Either way, my nostalgia goggles will never leave that film for me.
YES
IVE BEEN LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS
I remember the holiday marathon of these movies that always came on around Thanksgiving day. I used to watch for hours. I still find them once in a blue moon playing on Freeform or Rey networks. I've seen them all including the newest versions.
Godzilla's givin me such joy and wonder throughout my entire childhood to adulthood! I can give him three hours of my time!
You are one insane man for this, I legit thought this was a Godzilla ranking.
Glad I subscribed
I agree that Baragon in GMK has the most character... and I put that solely at the feet of his suit actor Rie Ôta. The bts moments when she roars in tandem with the suit is just adorable.
Awesome compilation and Being a child of the 60's, I had a fondness for the big guy... You really break down the previous installments, many of them, unseen here in the U.S...I loved the 1998 Godzilla, for its effects...The 2014 was the first time my desire for a BIG Gojira was satisfied but, it was too drama-ee for me though...The Shin Godzilla, is an amazing addition to the franchise. The government ramping up departments to deal with the social issues, was an interesting slant...And When he charged up and let loose; i was actually flabbergasted. It was perfectly modern. Thanks for the upload...subbing etc...:)
I watched the first movie for the first time a few days ago
I never knew it added up to a total of 3+ hours of amazing content. Thank you