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Synopsis:Shin Godzilla is a 2016 Japanese kaiju film directed by Hideaki Anno and Shinji Higuchi, with a screenplay by Anno and special effects by Higuchi.
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Shin Godzilla is not a Monsterverse. This is the Reiwa era. I would advise you to watch older Godzilla videos from the 90s era. There is a certain history consisting of 7 films, the Heisei era
No
Btw shin Godzilla isn’t dead she’s just frozen
now you need to watch shin ultraman now
Claimed
Yeah you see the problem is thats not shin’s Godzilla’s final form, because shin doesn’t really have a final form and can theoretically keep infinity evolving.
His final form actually would have been the eighth form where he would have become Azathoth. Someone said that concept idea for Shin Godzilla actually has been debunked, but I don’t know. Personally, if he can evolve beyond fourth form or fifth form, then it feels like he is too powerful to even be Godzilla. I know Godzilla is an evolved or evolving creature, but this what they did with Godzilla in this movie just feels way too far out of character
@@thebosstex1172 yeah no that was never said in the movie or by Toho. Him infinitely evolving doesn’t mean he’ll become Azathoth
@@angryboi595 it actually was mentioned in a book talking about Hideaki Anno’s plans. I can even post here the RUclips videos by the separate RUclipsrs who mention this
@@thebosstex1172 ok but those wee his plans for the movie, but didn’t make it, so they’re not canon
He will evolve into ceo that bring doom to society
I’ll explain the final shot
In the end, Godzilla realised that the only thing that could beat him was humans, so he evolved to become like them, that’s why his tail has human on it and his dorsal fin is made of bone. Also technically if he kept evolving he would become the universe and be a literal god.
There are even some concepts that go so far as to suggest that godzilla would have eventually evolved wings, allowing him to traverse continents with relative ease
@@stitches1110 they mentioned in the film that he could grow wings
your definetally a dangerville fan
The universe thing is not canon, he'd never become it
I mean, if it can become a god I think it can grow wings pretty easily
It's not that the Monsterverse movies had a weak Godzilla, it's that Hideaki Anno turned this Godzilla into a fucking nightmare, definitely befitting the 1954 original.
If you want to see his most famous work, the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion has some very similar themes and motifs. If I remember correctly, he even put Evangelion's ending theme in the credits for Shin Godzilla.
Oh I'd love to see his reactions to Eva, especially towards the last episodes jajaja
@@carlosadriantinajerovelazc4338 me getting kicked out of the hospital after making an evangelion reference
@@carlosadriantinajerovelazc4338 The first anime to mind fuck me hahaha
I feel like this one isn’t as strong as people says. It’s extremely slow and when it uses its attacks it goes into stasis for week.
@@piyo744 😂😂😂😂
RE-UPLOAD because RUclips doesn't love me :(
Favourite part of this film?
It’s kind of dumb how you couldn’t find the Japanese version of this movie and you had to watch it dubbed
I also saw the first upload when you posted, guess i'll watch it again✊
Hate crime 🙅♂️
I was so confused but it's fine it happens to most of us I had to reupload my fnaf security breach 4k video
Did you got copyright claim by Toho or did RUclips take it down not because of Toho
Odds are you've had it all explained by now, on patreon or twitter or w/e. I'll still try to explain the final shot, just in case. All Godzilla movies are built on metaphors, where Godzilla himself is a stand-in for the man made horror of nuclear annihilation. Many of the older films pit him against other metaphoric monsters, such as pollution, cultural decay, runaway technological advancement, and various other things. Every time a lesser monster faces off against Godzilla, the nuclear metaphor kills the shit out of it. Nuclear annihilation is the most dangerous thing humans can potentially do, Godzilla will never lose. That being said since Godzilla is a walking metaphor, he is literally made of the results of nuclear disaster, you see the corpses, that's the final shot. He is made of death.
On a related note, one of the things that Shin is employing in it's metaphor this time is how bureaucracy is Godzilla's new enemy. A bunch of people making slow decisions, spending civilian lives to prevent public humiliation, and allowing a problem to escalate out of control, has already happened to Japan. Namely the Fukushima nuclear disaster which took place in 2011 which is the basis for this movie.
Huh, and here I thought it was the next phase of his evolution. Given he is made by the destruction of man, what a fitting final form than that of the most dangerous creature on planet earth; man.
@@Fang1st maybe its both
In the movie he was trying to reach his next stage of evolution
But in the writing its a metaphor for death
Its all up to interpretation anyway
@@cloaker609 Eh, that's a cop-out. Yeah, it's sorta true, but some interpretations stand-up much better to analysis. It's the "can anyone *really* know anything, maaaan?" of art, and the answer is, "Yes, yes they can. But it takes work".
I don't mean to discourage speculation, but part of speculation is being open to the fact that a lot of the ideas you'll float will be crap. Learning from that is how you get to the better concepts.
That's really not what happened at Fukushima. It was a greater example of hubris and deliberate negligence than Chernobyl (for example, at least people were punished for Chernobyl. Nobody suffered any punishment for Fukushima, nor will they), carried-out 25 years later by supposedly one of the best nuclear industries in the world. And they want more free rein, as apparently the massive backdoor public subsidy of arbitrary legislated liability caps isn't enough. The entire nuke industry is a free-for-all of corruption and the model of "socialized costs, privatized profits", AKA "theft".
I've heard the "criticism of bureaucracy" theory before, but I don't see that it follows. Yes, there's lot of careful consideration. No, I can't see that a single moment of it is unnecessary. Welcome to democracy. And, frankly, it's hard to see where faster action would have helped, rather than hurt. It's always easy to say "we have to do *something*"; it's harder to realize that, in plenty of situations, doing the wrong thing will only make everything much, much worse (example; uselessly attempting to fight the fires at Chernobyl with water refilled the bubbler tanks and almost caused its own nuclear catastrophe).
Frankly, what actually impeded progress both at Fukushima and in this film was a *lack* of bureaucracy. An expanded bureaucracy would have created and tested action plans for such potential disasters (not a literal monster attack, but an equivalent natural disaster, like "a tsunami where there's been tsunamis since the beginning of recorded time"), action plans which could have been prepped and executed when needed, instead of everything collapsing because nobody knew what the fuck they were supposed to be doing.
That's what sets experts apart from amateurs; experts have a protocol for *everything*, and they drill those protocols until they're muscle memory. Or, to put it more simply, amateurs hope, and experts work.
What I love about this movie's take on Godzilla is that it has so much more to say than just "look how cool the big lizard is".
It's a very realistic story about a collective people fumbling through bureaucracy and red tape to try and take down an unimaginably large threat that it doesn't remotely begin to understand. Japanese culture often favours the collective people over the individual person, and this movie demonstrates how that societal machine is fundamentally broken, resulting in a lot of unnecessary deaths.
Something often lost on a first viewing is that Godzilla mutates in order to overcome an obstacle in its way. When gravity has it ploughing through buildings unable to see where it's going, it mutates itself to stand upright on land. When it's body's radiation becomes too hot to survive without water to stay cool, and the endless barrage of missiles continue to damage it's body, it covers itself with scab-like crust that protects it from damage while also dissipating the heat it generates. At one point it's face get's blown up by missiles, so later it creates organic shielding for it's eyes that protect them from the heat of the missiles, also allowing it to use its atomic breath.
The ending of the movie shows us that the collective human race was capable of successfully stopping Godzilla. And so, as with every other threat, Godzilla begins evolving to protect itself from this threat. And thus, new creatures begin spawning from Godzilla's tail, taking the form of that which it understands to be superior, humans.
As it is, that's what this movie is, personally I like it more than the latest Hollywood blockbuster adaptations.
LOL, wut? The whole movie is shot-through with tremendous concern about sparing the individual lives of civilians at the cost of collective damage.
Take your childish Randian nonsense elsewhere.
i mean gojira 1954, and the entirety of the heisei series kinda have more than just "look how cool the big lizard is" to say, even singular point does
@@therealmonke561 Eh... Most of the Heisei series was just to be financially sound. I mean, nothing wrong with that. It's what companies do and need to do to employ people. But the best of the Heisei series was GvsBiollante, and it was the last experimental film because it didn't perform well financially. Then they reverted back to old monsters and tropes for cash. Basically, "Look at the big lizard" and "Ooooh, beam clashes!"
@@jmsmys13ify you're late. i stopped being a godzilla fan, rather someone that kind of admires it's legacy but doesn't like it
Godzilla himself is a victim of the nuclear energy that transformed him. He is in constant pain, he doesn't know why he even exists, he just wants his pain to stop, but it won't stop because he keeps evolving from whatever is effecting him besides the pain. Godzilla's pain will always remain. The last shot of Godzilla in the movie? Yeah he was in the middle of creating his own mini-Godzilla army. Since he evolves according to the attacks that he receives, if Godzilla is going to be attacked by an army, then he will respond by evolving an army to fight back. The reason Godzilla was able to also fire his atomic breath from his tail was because he had grown a second head on his tail
That is the theme of Godzilla in this movie. Just as people were victims of his nuclear radiation, he is also a victim of it. The song and music that plays when Godzilla first used his atomic breath? The song is centered around him and how he feels, definitely should look into the translation
I thought of shin trying to cool down by trying to vomit all the heat out
Poor Godzilla 😭😭
Yeah background music lyrics are just from him 😢 you feel his pain
Ok so he didn’t grow a head on his tail, he just focused his all his energy into his tail and shot it out from there like he did with his dorsal fins.
@@GDJosh101 No it was a second head at the end of his tail. You can see parts of the face and the teeth if you look at it close enough
I was soooooo excited when Godzilla started to light up for his atomic breath, then just sat in silence and horror for the entirety of the following scene. I love Godzilla as a monster, but a few Godzilla movies let you forget what Godzilla is all about… Shin Godzilla absolutely does not
The lyrics being sung during his destruction of Tokyo are heart breaking too. It's from his perspective.
I think he started to breath because he was heating up and it probably hurts him
Same... In 2016, Shin's Beam is a very different type of Atomic Breath! IMMA FIRING MAH LAZER!!! pew...
I assume the beam is like him venting heat out reasonably why it started as fire
I can confirm, cuz I went to watch Shin Godzilla in cinemas with the original Japanese soundtrack w/ subtitles. The original Japanese makes the movie more sombre and serious - I sat in the cinema actually feeling tense
In my opinion,the design of Shin Godzilla is the best out of all Godzilla designs. And I say that as someone who has been a lifelong Godzilla fan since I was a little kid. The skin looking like cooled molten rock interspersed with cancerous red growths, combined with the snaggletooth grin, beady eyes, and clutching hand grip position all just oozes menace. And then you factor in what it’s capable of. From the atomic breath to being a living nuclear reactor and its uncanny ability to evolve and adapt so rapidly.
The design doesn’t fit with what most of the modern Godzilla designs but I think they decided to go all out on the horror aspect so nobody can relate to him. People are too used to Godzilla being a good guy so they couldn’t have this film with a normal looking Godzilla because even if he acted the same people wouldn’t get the message, so they went with this and I think it works perfectly
This has become my favourite Godzilla film, it’s such a unique take on the titan with an almost Lovecraftian horror feel. Great vid dude.
Agree. Went into it a little iffy, but they did a really great job giving us a new look at the usual story.
It’s also a Godzilla you feel BAD for. It exists because of humanity’s mistakes. It’s punishing humans for its sins and is in constant pain. It will destroy anything and everything in its path because of humanity.
*Shin godzilla nailed "godzilla is the victim of nuclear radiation" perfectly*
Agree
watch godzilla minus one. it is better than any of the monsterverse movies and is better than this.
Godzilla pulling out a new power out of nowhere in the 3d act is a tradition in Godzilla movies
He's flown, defied gravity, gotten magnetic powers, and more
Am I the only one who found the Atomic Breath Scene in this film to be utterly depressing? Yeah, its awesome to look at and all. But it's so painful to think about the numerous people that were killed in that attack. Plus, it wasn't Gojira's fault. It was ours.
Many in the reddit thread I read felt the same way you and I did because it was supposed to have that doomed depressing feeling.
Just look at the comments under the video of that scene, you're not the only one
He's in pain as well... He can't control it
Old comment but majority of the city was evacuated. Only the helicopter was the casualty. Everyone else went into the safety of the subways and bomb stations.
Godzilla was always ment to be a force of nature like a hurricane, tornado, tsunami, but was man made, no dumb ancient species like the Legendary movies has it.
Always going to be mass destruction and death with giant monster movies if done right.
"It was showing mercy when it was just walking around"
This is quite a good point.
My thoughts exactly. This Godzilla NEVER attacked people on purpose until it was damaged. It only behaves in self defense
Shin Godzilla is definitely one of the best movies out there for TOHO, considering that it takes on the concept of what if Godzilla was real… And they performed beautifully. In real life people would have to go down the chain of command go through red tape political BS, the works. All in all this is literally how most governments work. In the old movies they barely have to go through all this red tape especially in both the TOHO and Monsterverse movies.
You definitely need to see the older Godzilla movies the ones with and without Godzilla to get the full lore of him including the Hanna-Barbera Godzilla
If you've seen the behind the scenes of this movie it'll tell you that Godzilla was originally supposed to have more forms but they cut it out because they didn't have the budget nor time to make all of that.
As I mentioned about the other forms those little humanoid Godzilla's were supposed to be the next one but they were able to stop it before they became an entire army invading Japan or the world with miniature atomic breath's
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@@kellipowell2562 boo as in 👻 or Booo you stink!!!
Which?
@@Ani8900 The Majin Buu kind.
@@Unforgiving_Eye ..... you do realize that doesn't help much, considering margin boo split into both good and bad, right?
Then Shin does a somewhat mid concept of if Godzilla was real, because a single radioactive source doesnt turn a fish-like reptillian creature into a giant monster that constantly evolves until it destroys the universe or what not.
The political side is more realistic, yes, but Godzilla himself defies everything and feels more like an angel from evangelion rather than anything else imo. yeah, its godzilla, but atleast godzilla follows some sort of logic, and doesnt defy all logic.
Believe it or not, the only reason shin Godzilla does his atomic breath is because he was attacked with stealth bombers. Throughout the move we seen that he is evolving so that one thing that could kill him before can’t kill him the next time around. For example in his second form, he was having trouble breathing on land and could die from blood loss. So he evolved into something that could take on that and could be on land then he begins overheating and realize he has to get back to the water. When he shows back up in his fourth form, he now can self cool. When he was getting attacked by the bombers, he realized it could have killed him so he evolved the atomic breath as a defense. He was able to use that nuclear energy inside him and fire it all out. That’s how he could fire the photon beans from his back and tail.
The ending was going to be his 5th form. He was going to evolve into smaller creatures that was a whole mini Godzilla army. It would have been devastating for humanity but they stopped him in time. There's lots of interesting stuff out there about the plans they had and what they cut. Some was for time or cost and other things were cut because they were just too creepy. They really did a nice job of making this a more terrifying Godzilla. I liked the human drama more than usual as well. I thought it was one of the best giant monster movies I've ever seen.
And no, he never could shoot a laser, shoot anything out of his spines, or anything out of his tail. That was all just for this movie.
Funimation's English is actually not bad at all. Also, the music in this movie is just superb, especially the two vocals tracks that play when Godzilla first comes ashore and later during the first atomic breath. If one listens carefully, the lyrics are actually in English and the first song is about perspective of humans fighting a literal god and the second is from Godzilla's perspective and his desperate attempts at surviving. Also if the music during briefings sounds familiar, it's because it originally comes from Neon Genesis Evangellion and the music for it was composed by the same guy.
10:07 - originally it was supposed to be called "Godzilla: Resurgence" in versions outside of Japan, but they ultimately stayed with "Shin" because it has a few meanings: "New Godzilla", "Pure Godzilla", "True Godzilla", or "God Godzilla".
16:15 - the reason it keep looking dead forward is because this Godzilla has no freakin' eyelids. It can't even blink.
26:10 - that final shot shows that Godzilla was in the middle of spawning Humanoid Abomination versions of itself. THAT would be his final form.
While I do think this is a fine introduction to Godzilla, this is such a drastic take on the character. If you wanna explore Godzilla more and see what he truly represents I can't reccomend the original 1954 film enough. It is an older movie, but it's one of the best the franchise has to offer and will tell you everything you need to know about Godzilla.
Since there was originally a lot of talk in the comments on the first upload about the connections between Godzilla and the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I wanted to recommend the animated film Barefoot Gen. It's available on RUclips with the English Dub (that's actually pretty good imo), but it's loosely based on the original manga creator's personal experience as a child going through that.
Oh no, I know what you are talking about. That movie is disturbing as hell.
I think "Grave of the Fireflies" is also in that vein.
This Godzilla scares the hell out of me. And this movie is also the most realistic Godzilla movie given the governments reaction
In English translation, the Self-Defense Forces and the government call it "Godzilla", but in Japanese it is called "Giant Unknown Creature" or "Target".
Don’t know if anyones already mentioned this but this is also the only form of Godzilla in constant agony just from existing, in the beautiful piece played during the atomic breathe scene is from Godzilla’s POV showing a mind that wants to die and a body that refuses to
the original was also in pain or atleast some sort of suffering. you can see the original’s skin is charred like the victims of WW2
I too love seeing the whole thing from a governmental response perspective. How the hell are you supposed to react as a government to something like this. You have to avoid civilian casualties, you have to try and keep your city intact as much as possible to avoid the insane cost to rebuild and killing your economy... there are a ton of questions. What is it, what is it doing, why, can we lure it away some way safely? Can it be killed, what will that do? Etc. So it's interesting to see that play out from the civil side and even the military side, and scientists constantly trying to piece together ever scrap of new info.
The blood is because that evolution of Shin Godzilla can't really breath air yet. So as it moves on land and tries to breathe it is dying. Those are gills. It's breathing blood out. Hot, slightly acidic blood (deleted scene showing cars melting into it). Then it goes back to the sea, evolves to be able to breathe air and returns to land. While previous incarnations of Godzilla dealt a lot with the terror we unleashed with nuclear power, this one includes that but also adds the sense of a virus evolving. A version exists, evolves to deal with the environment it found, tries again, gets rebuffed, evolves further to deal specifically with its environment, etc. Repeatedly. That's a viral outbreak in a nutshell. Something Asia has to deal with far more frequently than the rest of the world. Especially in the last decade or two.
This version of Godzilla really doubled down on the Eldritch Horror design.
The music change when it opened its mouth for that deviating show of power was beautiful, and haunting.
The things on the tail at the end was its next evolution
It observed humans and basically grew the ability to dirpence humanoid monsters from its own hide and scales.
This Godzilla movie was really made by Japanese for Japanese. It was symbolic of the terrible condition of all their government agencies, especially the emergency departments and how they would push blame for anything onto another department and wash their hands of it, showing total ineptness and incapablility during times they were most needed.
And star wars is for white people
The final shot was shin godzilla learning from the humans so his 5th form was basically godzilla humans
They don't just start blasting away at Godzilla immediately because (besides the huuuuge numbers of civilians that need to be evacuated from the biggest city on Earth) you have to remember that Japan took an oath after WW2 that they will never go to war again. The use of weaponry is HEAVILY restricted even if they have a Self Defence Force.
But even with that aside, the government being so slow with decisions is realistic because Japanese people in general are so concerned about rules, regulations, and red tapes etc. This aspect was depicted realistically in the movie on purpose because the director Anno Hideaki wanted to mock this ridiculous part of the Japanese government system which caused more people to suffer in the 2011 earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear disaster that followed (which this movie is an allegory of). Yaguchi's team is Anno conveying that he has hope, and that he wants Japanese people to see hope as well that Japan's newer generations would overcome these silly rules and strive for better accomplishment.
Japan: Nice job USA!
USA: Yep we have experience
Japan: ‘Flashbacks intensify’
The ending shot is a nod to the directors past working on both "Neon Genesis Evangelion" and the Ghibli film "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" - both of which have giant humanoid monsters that can shoot beams from their mouths or eyes.
the ending: godzilla was going to keep evolving developing a sort of Human Race (godzilla race). its kind of implied that this version of godzilla absorbed the scientist who went missing on the sea and thats why he keeps evolving
Before Godzilla is released to the public, the topic is always "where will it be destroyed?" And I am overjoyed when my office or the city I live in is destroyed in the movie. "Godzilla destroyed my house!"😂😂😂
am I actually gonna watch this reaction for a third time? fck yes I am
A godzilla that can evolve and adapt on the fly is scary. The tail at the end scene only cemented that.
The final shot is the next form for shin godzilla. From what I've managed to find out his next for is a human like figure with the spikes in his back but apparently can multiply. This shot was made because Toho originally had a 2nd shin godzilla movie in mind. But then Warner Bros reached out and spoke about the monster-verse so Toho agreed to drop the 2nd movie and help get the monster-verse going
Damn I hope some time in the far future they bring back shin Godzilla and finish it
Shin Godzilla is the best Godzilla design in my opinion. It's such a good movie, with incredible connections to Evangelion. The soundtrack is phenomenal too.
Humans : freeze shin
Shin : *evolves into destroyah*
True
Different Godzillas have appeared throughout all these years. Some are heroes who protect the world from other monsters. Others are anti heroes who save the day for their own reasons. There are also Godzillas who are really evil and intentionally attack cities. Even some who start out as villains but over time become heroes. In the case of Shin Godzilla he is a victim of the circumstances, he did not seek to harm anyone and had no idea what the radiation from his body did to people nor did he realize that when passing through the city he destroyed things. besides that his mutation keeps him in constant suffering. He only defended himself against attackers he was not an evil Godzilla just that he was too dangerous for people to continue living.
the ending meant that if it wasn't stopped it would evolve to be more dangerouse
Its called Shin Godzilla. Because Shin (真) means truth. Thus this is TRUE Godzilla, this is what Godzill is duppose to be. An absolute unholy amalgamation.
but Shin is more like a giant abomination that is constantly changing until its not even Godzilla anymore. so is it really TRUE Godzilla? i’d call the original Godzilla the true Godzilla for all the reasons that you know.
Shin Godzilla is easily the most destructive and coolest one out there.
Was looking up Godzilla stuff and this got recommended to me. Shin Godzilla is completely different from any Godzilla that has come before it or after in a sense that it rapidly evolved and adapted the same way creatures did from the ocean.
There were further evolutions in conception beyond form 5 (Humanoid) to the point where Anno planned that it'd essentially become an omnipresent extra-dimensional force as well as a hivemind for the universe itself. That's why his scales outright harden to withstand explosives aside from the bunker buster (you can see his eyelid close on reflex even) and he finds ways to become offensive and defensive at the same time
'Shin' in this movie's title isn't exactly a thing to worry about. Just means "new".
As for the dub itself, it's not bad but I would recommend giving it a listen in the original language with the subtitles attached. Not everyone's thing but I feel it's just better acted than a script reading.
Shin Godzilla looks like it has no weakness but all shin Godzillas have one weakness. Energy deplition
19:30
And so theaters around the world saw Tokyo being consumed by a sea of fire that hasn't been seen since 1954.
fun fact you have to destroy ever cell in his body to kill him so in the end of the movie hes not dead simply a forced hybridisation also you cut him into 2 or more peices and all of them will grow its own body and it remembers their body amour strengths and abilities and evolves to perfectly outmatch it it also it improves other bits like its reactor its energy consumption and other things
Its called shin godzilla because this godzilla got train bombed at the shin
2011経験してるとパニック描写で笑えるのが羨ましく感じる時がある
the final shot where there are those humanoid monsters growing off of Gojira's tail symbolizes that Mankind are the real monsters
TRUE!
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@@-LIQUIDATION_666- I did
@@allenzillaunit0195 thank you very very much kind human.
A piece was indeed blown off. And in the deleted cut of that scene, the torn chunks of Godzilla flesh are shown to have eyeballs and teeth growing out of them.
i feel like the English version makes it feels less serious
After Godzilla was frozen by blood coagulant, small humanoid creatures with Godzilla's teeth and dorsal plates, Godzilla's fifth form, could be seen fissioning from Godzilla's tail, suggesting that he was in the process of evolving into an army of human-like forms capable of combating humanity
In this movie Godzilla's blood acts as a cooling system for it's atomic heart. The bunker busters got rid of too much blood, it had to release heat.
I actually forgot that this version of Godzilla has a jaw that splits when it releases its breath XD
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replying to every comment I can
@@justsomerandomguy992 Wrong. The only contenders are Into the Spider-Verse, Marvel's Spider-Man game and the 90s' Spider-Man series. The Raimi trilogy is dated and makes a lot of changes to the characters that I genuinely hate.
@@justsomerandomguy992 the rain i trilogy is not close to being an accurate representation of Spider-Man. the TASM movies are much more accurate
@@alexlovelady8249 spiderman yes Peter parker not really
I mean spiderman yeha, but for peter parker? Absolutely not.
Godzilla would be fckn terrifying in real life.
Also its funny watching kaido from the disasterous life of saiki K talk about cabinet meetings 😂 not only that but keisuke from initial D talkin shit to someone during a government meeting
if you have time, there is a lot of cut content or concept art from this film online. there is a deleted scene where godzilla still alive in the end. also there is a concept of fifth stage of godzilla evolution where the monster became more humoniod in appearance e.g more human-like face structure. also one of the concept is there is no limit to the evolution that in the end godzilla destroy everything and became the universe itself.
No, Godzilla doesn't normally evolve. Shin Godzilla is quite a unique movie.
The fact that Shin in Godzilla form is not probably its last form if it wasn't stopped.
Yeah. The tail at the ending were his 5th form. Overall Shin Godzilla has 8th form.
You should really do the original 1954 film.
Not only does it begin the Showa era, but the Heisei era reboots to after the the first film, and the in Millennium era practically every film reboots to that same spot, after the 1954 original.
It's the single most important Gojira movie.
Shin Godzilla real said "Hey, let's make Godzilla, but lets make him an Eldritch horror."
In terms of how I personally see the two itterations of Godzilla, Shin is more of a ranged attack species, while Monsterverse's seems to be more of a melee range
Shin means new in Japanese,basically its a new age of godzilla,I'm guessing.
19:30 That was THE best shot in the film! This is my favorite Godzilla adaptation 😈🔥🦖
some of the concept art for Shin Godzilla's final form is so fucking beautiful man like i can't even describe it, like Godzilla was going to become a literal GOD with divine humanoids growing out of its body, like "I have come to purge the world of the humans" but that had to be cut and changed because the studio thought people wouldn't like it if Godzilla became more humanoid. So instead we have Shin Godzilla's nightmare form that I absolutely love and adore.
Man watches movie solely to make same comment about the dub for 2 hours.
yeah seriously. I mean the dub can be funny but I don't understand why he made it the focus for the entire video. like if you do not have anything of value to say about a film or other art piece, then why dedicate a channel to it? doesn't help that he does not appear to have interacted with a single comment on this video.
THIS is my favorite Godzilla movie. It's realistic and keeps true to the original. The moment Shin Godzilla did it's Atomic Breath sent chills down my spine, it was sooo good.
The theoretical true final form of Shin Godzilla would be as big as the universe, and him literally being a God.
13:28 this is the music from the original 1954 movie, or at least it's the original theme. You've heard it before because it was redone and playing in King of the Monsters after Serizawa sacrifices himself and Godzilla rises out of the water
I love that you reacted to Shin Godzilla, this is my favorite Godzilla flick and i feel like it was a real sleeper in the western world.
Shin is my favorite Goji movie.
It's one of, if not the best of them all! (imho)
This movie is such a unique take on the giant.
Created by humanity's poor nuclear waste management, he does not only act like a walking nuclear disaster he also looks like cancer on steroids!
The slow and incompetent looking reaktion of the government reminds us of the mishandling of the Fukushima disaster.
Some of the destruction scenes are almost one to one copies of what happened during that time.
It's not just a boring Kaiju aktion flick, like the later Toho Goji movies (looking at you, Final Wars...)
It's a shame, that some of the ideas were rejected by Toho... Would have LOVED to see the beginning of Shin splitting in two, or the detached plates sprouting eyes and teeth... Pure HORROR! Just like any cancher diagnoses would be...
We need Seb to watch the original Gojira, that film is a terrifying masterpiece that still keeps me up at night
For the record, the poor thing was in constant pain through the whole movie because of many reasons, like constant blood loss and intense burning feeling inside
One of the most interesting throwbacks to the original Godzilla is the song that plays during the train bombs... In that movie more upbeat version played when the Japanese defence forces foolishly charged to their death thinking they could beat Godzilla, here more somber variation is used when the Japanese defence forces launch their last effort attack to beat Godzilla.
Love the reactions seb🔥
yep
Fun fact, the music in this movie, especially the theme for the atomic breath, is written and composed by Shiro Sagisu. As far as most are concerned, the man is a legendary Anime composer, he did Shaman King, Evangelion and Bleach. Whenever theres a Shiro piece, its instantly recognisable as one of his own.
Shin godzilla doesn't gives me the chills the man in the suit gives me chills because the man in the suit never dies
19:57 he delivered that line up with the same enthusiasm they have in the snickers commercials.
*hey have a snickers*
"thats the wrong car wash"
the understatement of the century
Scary that Shin Godzillas "final" form would be to evolve to the point of actually becoming everything, encompassing all creation and becoming God...for real. Thats terrifying. I really wish they would decide to continue with this and make sequals :(
I think this is the most terrifying version of godzilla. When the music starts playing when it's about to use its atomic breath, you just know an absolute tragedy is about to happen.
fun facts about this godzilla, it can regenerate extremely quick and can regen from any part of its body.So you would have to destroy every single cell in its body for it to die. Also it evolves to counter its enemy so i could do pretty much anything:)
As to why they redubbed all the English dialogue, it's because the original delivery of those lines was REALLY bad. Like original Resident Evil 1 line delivery. Somehow this comical dub actually manages to make all the American characters sound more believable.
Monsterverse godzilla is not weak, actually he can win in a battle with shin Godzilla. Maybe Shin Godzilla has the advantage of Power, regeneration and evolution. But legendary/monsterverse Godzilla takes strength, speed, resistance, agility, experience and EVERYTHING else
I am intrigued with this version of Godzilla.
9:58 the only reason it didn’t use it’s atomic breath is because that part was deleted out of the movie, in that part it would have attempted to use it but it would burn itself and start to vomit blood
This honestly the best representation of what Godzilla is supposed like, deformed freak of nature from nuclear testing
In the Atomic breath theme(who will know)
Theres 2 voices representing godzilla. The high pitch voice just wants the pain to stop
And the lower pitch voice thinks that by fighting and causing destruction theres a slight chance that the pain could stop
the dub really managed to make this movie got comedy as a sub-genre.
The final shot was him turning into his next form but they managed to freeze it before it can
the final shot was godzilla evolving to his next form, which are humanoid godzilla hybrids.
Its fitting for most of the movie that there is so much names/political emphasis because its a take/critique of the 2011 tsunami/Fukushima nuclear disaster, it took them so long to establish a plan that it caused more problems than anything else.
Example, in the beginning we see the party dismiss the current meeting to set up another meeting in another room.
FUN FACT : Shin Godzilla’s eyes always remain the same size
Oh, also, I found out what that thing on Godzilla's tail was at the end. Apparently, he was going to transform yet again into a fifth and possibly final form...but he froze before we got to see what it was.
I saw a few pictures and theories on the internet about Shin having 8 forms, don't know if that's true though
Godzilla 1998 is the first Godzilla movie I ever saw
Am I only Godzilla fan who thinks shin Godzilla loos like zombiezilla and fights like transformer trypticon with laser from its fins tail ?
If you don’t understand the ending, the final shot is Godzilla’s 5th form. He keeps evolving because, he is going to take over the universe making him a god
When the power went out bro cares more about his Wi-Fi than anything😂
Shin Godzilla is suffering from all the toxin inside him and he is suffering throughout the whole entire movie
So seb that's why he didthat