July 1946 - two atomic bombs were test-detonated by the U.S. navy near Bikini atoll...and by chance the dinosaur-creature from Odo island was swimming close by and was exposed to the blast, causing it to mutate into the monster we usually think of when we hear the name "Godzilla".
@@Darkly_i_Shine He probably had the high-speed healing, but after being exposed to atomic radiation it went haywire which is what caused him to grow so massive.
My first Godzilla movie was in1968, here in Australia we had a guy that dressed as a ghoul on Friday nights and called himself Deadly Earnest, he would intro old black and white monster movies like the creature from the black lagoon and the day the earth stood still... but each week you hoped and prayed it would be the big fella from Tokyo. 😁
this year marks the 70th anniversary of Godzilla, and all the Godzilla movies that have been made in Japan and America. If you only see 1 Godzilla movie in your life, make it this one, as it really makes you care more for the people, so that the stakes are higher... Godzilla Minus One is the perfect movie in story telling, writing, acting, music, special effects. it has it all! and regarding your comments about the government's response to Godzilla? well, that's what Shin Godzilla was about!
The unique thing with Godzilla is he can be a good guy or bad guy depending on the interpretation of the character. Even in ones where he’s the antagonist like Minus One or the original 1954 film, there’s a sense of tragedy because he’s presented as a creature who never asked to be mutated. Humanity’s atomic testings not only mutated him but traumatized him to now be in constant pain/anger hence why he attacks cities. However as time went on after the original 1954 movie in the sequels/reboots, he became more of a anti-hero fighting evil monsters that threaten his home, Earth. I hope you react to the current American movies called “The Monsterverse.” The films so far are Godzilla (2014), Kong Skull Island, Godzilla King of the Monsters (2019), Godzilla vs Kong, & Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. There is also a show set in the Monsterverse called Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.
After the end of the war, Japan was defeated...reduced to zero. Then Godzilla shows up and knocks the whole country down one more notch...hence the title "Minus One".
You picked the right version of the subtitles. The closed captions were awful. One instance was when Noriko says I forbid you to die, in the CC version she says I dont want that to happen to you. Changes the whole meaning
This movie takes place after the Japanese were defeated in WWII. They were occupied by the Americans and their military was being completely dismantled. What government there was wasn’t really in charge of much other than recovering from the war and didn’t have anything or any way to fight off something like Godzilla. If this had really happened a citizen only response would probably be their only option.
There was some homage to the original Godzilla films. The attack on the train using the practical effects, making Godzilla look similar to the original guy in the rubber suit and the music.
This has truly been an absolute joy to see the reaction to your first godzilla film! I love the edits and your commentary, it’s sharp, and really funny and fun, I had a great time thank you so very much! As for other Godzilla films with a decent story, “Shin Godzilla” (2016) is pretty interesting, I think you would like it.
I'm glad you liked it. Editing a movie was somehow the same but different ,lol. And now I don't have to say I've never seen Godzilla and people go "what do you mean never? None?! How?!"
After WW2 there was a period known as the Cold War, USA and USSR (Russia) got into a big staredown contest but with nukes.We came very close several times to WW3 but with nukes.
Nah you don't need to know anything from past godzillas to understand whats happening. There are some basic things in history you need to know around WW 2 but you seem to know. Its all good. Shin Godzilla made in 2016 was somewhat similar one off godzilla movie, but was focused more on the goverment side, its a lot less personal and more about the whole, but I liked it.
So before you go down the rabbit hole... Godzilla is the atomic bomb disguised as a monster. That was the intent of the original 1954 movie and MINUS ONE reminded audiences where Godzilla came from and what it represented. Godzilla was a still surviving dinosaur that was inadvertently irradiated and mutated by the U.S. testing atomic weapons.
Technically there are kamikaze pilots that survived the war, as in they where appointed as one, where training or waiting to deploy and the war ended, its not like all of them where deserters.
If you liked this GODZILLA Movie You Must Watch The 1st One 1954 Gorjira which they changed the Name To Godzilla in 1956 With Raymond Burr The 1954 Version is in Japanize but in cut.
@@Darkly_i_Shine The 1954 is in Japanese and the 1956 is in English with American actors cut into the movie is the real major difference. They are almost the exact same movie and story. I will say there is one scene cut out of the 1956 American movie because of how dark and grim it was but I do not want to spoil it incase you watch the 1954 one. If I was you I would check out both but I am a big Godzilla fan. I would also recommend The Return of Godzilla 1984 as well as the entire Heisei movies. They range from 1984 to 1995. There are 7 movies in total in that series. They are all chronological and have a over arching story just like the MCU but 20 years before the MCU was a thing.
I am Japanese. I think there is nothing worth watching in modern times other than "Godzilla minus 1" and "Shin Godzilla" (2016). The others are poor quality fantasies. But as classics, I can recommend "Godzilla" (1954), "Rodan" and "Mothra".
July 1946 - two atomic bombs were test-detonated by the U.S. navy near Bikini atoll...and by chance the dinosaur-creature from Odo island was swimming close by and was exposed to the blast, causing it to mutate into the monster we usually think of when we hear the name "Godzilla".
Ohhhhhhh thanks. That clears that up.
Wait, does that mean when he first appeared on odo he didn't have his abilities yet and didn't have the self heal?
@@Darkly_i_Shine He probably had the high-speed healing, but after being exposed to atomic radiation it went haywire which is what caused him to grow so massive.
My first Godzilla movie was in1968, here in Australia we had a guy that dressed as a ghoul on Friday nights and called himself Deadly Earnest, he would intro old black and white monster movies like the creature from the black lagoon and the day the earth stood still... but each week you hoped and prayed it would be the big fella from Tokyo. 😁
DEADLY EARNEST MY GOD I HAVENT HEARD THIS NAME FOR 50 YEARS . I WAS LIVING IN MELBOURNE (LATE 60s EARLY 70s).I THINK HE WAS ON CHANNEL O
@@29TONYHA That's the one, Sydney had a version too, different guy same name.
this year marks the 70th anniversary of Godzilla, and all the Godzilla movies that have been made in Japan and America. If you only see 1 Godzilla movie in your life, make it this one, as it really makes you care more for the people, so that the stakes are higher... Godzilla Minus One is the perfect movie in story telling, writing, acting, music, special effects. it has it all!
and regarding your comments about the government's response to Godzilla? well, that's what Shin Godzilla was about!
The unique thing with Godzilla is he can be a good guy or bad guy depending on the interpretation of the character. Even in ones where he’s the antagonist like Minus One or the original 1954 film, there’s a sense of tragedy because he’s presented as a creature who never asked to be mutated. Humanity’s atomic testings not only mutated him but traumatized him to now be in constant pain/anger hence why he attacks cities. However as time went on after the original 1954 movie in the sequels/reboots, he became more of a anti-hero fighting evil monsters that threaten his home, Earth. I hope you react to the current American movies called “The Monsterverse.” The films so far are Godzilla (2014), Kong Skull Island, Godzilla King of the Monsters (2019), Godzilla vs Kong, & Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. There is also a show set in the Monsterverse called Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.
Well damn Godzilla gets around in the US movies doesn't he
After the end of the war, Japan was defeated...reduced to zero. Then Godzilla shows up and knocks the whole country down one more notch...hence the title "Minus One".
You picked the right version of the subtitles. The closed captions were awful. One instance was when Noriko says I forbid you to die, in the CC version she says I dont want that to happen to you. Changes the whole meaning
The closest thing to Kaiju I've ever seen in a movie is Falcor, the Luck Dragon from The Neverending Story 😅
Thanks for the fun reaction!🎉
That salute meant so much more. Honoring a worthy opponent, in respect to those all those who died in the war, and for getting a win.
1954 The Uncut Version👍🏽👍🏽.
Hahahaha i love ur reaction and rant 😂😅
Thank you!
This movie takes place after the Japanese were defeated in WWII. They were occupied by the Americans and their military was being completely dismantled. What government there was wasn’t really in charge of much other than recovering from the war and didn’t have anything or any way to fight off something like Godzilla. If this had really happened a citizen only response would probably be their only option.
There was some homage to the original Godzilla films. The attack on the train using the practical effects, making Godzilla look similar to the original guy in the rubber suit and the music.
This has truly been an absolute joy to see the reaction to your first godzilla film! I love the edits and your commentary, it’s sharp, and really funny and fun, I had a great time thank you so very much!
As for other Godzilla films with a decent story, “Shin Godzilla” (2016) is pretty interesting, I think you would like it.
I'm glad you liked it. Editing a movie was somehow the same but different ,lol. And now I don't have to say I've never seen Godzilla and people go "what do you mean never? None?! How?!"
After WW2 there was a period known as the Cold War, USA and USSR (Russia) got into a big staredown contest but with nukes.We came very close several times to WW3 but with nukes.
Nah you don't need to know anything from past godzillas to understand whats happening. There are some basic things in history you need to know around WW 2 but you seem to know. Its all good. Shin Godzilla made in 2016 was somewhat similar one off godzilla movie, but was focused more on the goverment side, its a lot less personal and more about the whole, but I liked it.
So before you go down the rabbit hole... Godzilla is the atomic bomb disguised as a monster. That was the intent of the original 1954 movie and MINUS ONE reminded audiences where Godzilla came from and what it represented. Godzilla was a still surviving dinosaur that was inadvertently irradiated and mutated by the U.S. testing atomic weapons.
自分はあまり英語わかんないけど
理知的でたまに冷笑的でもある
あなたが段々映画に引き込まれてくのほ楽しかったです
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you.Really.Thank you.
Technically there are kamikaze pilots that survived the war, as in they where appointed as one, where training or waiting to deploy and the war ended, its not like all of them where deserters.
The closest Godzilla movie to this one is the original 1954/1956 movie.
Godzilla original japanese movie
If you liked this GODZILLA Movie You Must Watch The 1st One 1954 Gorjira which they changed the Name To Godzilla in 1956 With Raymond Burr The 1954 Version is in Japanize but in cut.
the 1956 Godzilla is the same as the 1954 one just more edited down is that right? Is there a version that is considered better than the other?
@@Darkly_i_Shine The 1954 is in Japanese and the 1956 is in English with American actors cut into the movie is the real major difference. They are almost the exact same movie and story. I will say there is one scene cut out of the 1956 American movie because of how dark and grim it was but I do not want to spoil it incase you watch the 1954 one. If I was you I would check out both but I am a big Godzilla fan. I would also recommend The Return of Godzilla 1984 as well as the entire Heisei movies. They range from 1984 to 1995. There are 7 movies in total in that series. They are all chronological and have a over arching story just like the MCU but 20 years before the MCU was a thing.
Check out the Original Godzilla movie made in 1954
I am Japanese. I think there is nothing worth watching in modern times other than "Godzilla minus 1" and "Shin Godzilla" (2016). The others are poor quality fantasies. But as classics, I can recommend "Godzilla" (1954), "Rodan" and "Mothra".
How about godzilla x kong new empire
That one is part of a series though isn't?
Another version of Godzilla.American godzilla
But not part of a series of movies? Its stand alone?