Godzilla was just a dinosaur-like creature when we first see him at Odo Island. When we see him again and he's gotten bigger, it's because of the American's nuclear tests on Bikini Atoll, where the radiation mutated Godzilla and he got bigger as a result.
Godzilla already didn’t seem to like humanity beforehand, but once he got mutated, his contempt became outright hatred and misanthropic. Godzilla seems to blame them for his mutation and that’s why he’s so outlandishly violent and destructive.
@@rodgill9376I think after the Odo attack Godzilla was laying dormant during that time. I actually think Bikini Atoll was where he lived & most likely was resting/ sleeping only to have a nuclear blast awaken him. It didnt help that when ships ran into him during that time that they kept attacking him which only fueled his rage.
It was not entirely because of the radiation, but rather because of his regeneration, the explosion of the bomb damaged his body immeasurably and when he began to regenerate he did not stop, he continued and continued regenerating without stopping until he adopted a new form.
I've been binge-watching many different reaction videos to Minus One lately and the major lack of people not knowing what "black rain" (nuclear fallout) is, kind of astounds me considering Godzilla himself is a nuclear allegory.
After the nuclear reaction occurred, rain fell due to the heat of 1000 degrees Celsius, and because this rain contained radioactive material, many of those who were exposed to it lost their hair and teeth, and suffered from leukemia, cancer, and other diseases for decades.
The reason the deep sea fish look strange... they're used to the pressure of the deep ocean.. when they come to the surface their guts start coming out of their mouths because of a lack of pressure.
I can honestly say that Godzilla Minus One is one of my favorite films I’ve seen! It’s nothing like watching the Monsterverse films, but a genuine Toho Godzilla flick, where this gargantuan creature is a real menace and incredibly terrifying as well. I’m so happy Godzilla claimed his first Oscar thanks to this marvelous film! With the promise of a follow up film, I’m excited to see what happens next.
Seeing Koichi go from rage to sadness was just chilling. He suffered from survivors guilt and was basically being shamed for not dying. And just when things were starting to look up for him, godzilla shows up. Bro, probably felt he was personally being punished.
What I really love about this movie is how it makes you care about the characters. Usually in Godzilla movies, Japan or America, you tend to not really care about anyone other than Godzilla. I can't tell you how happy i was seeing Koichi finally getting a W at the end. This movie was an emotional rollercoaster!
@@iliadx7495yeah, I was just about to say that. I think the 1984 Godzilla was also pretty good, but the original and Minus One are kind of in their own league.
I've seen every Godzilla movie there is. Shin is the first one where I find myself truly, honestly scared of Godzilla. Minus One is the first to make me go, "Okay. Godzilla literally has to go. He must die."
of all the Godzilla movies I have seen and loved through the years, THIS one takes all the prizes! this director really understands human relationships as well as the harsh realities of war and what it can do to people, hired a top-notch crew of computer animators, the music score, and then cast the best actors in the world to play their parts flawlessly, even the little living baby doll playing Akiko (good thing they were all in Japan!)! I recently bought the black and white version of the movie, an homage to the original movie, and without all the color saturation, there are details you miss that really pop out at you, and Godzilla's atomic breath in black and white is blinding... as it should be IRL!
Godzilla is an analogy for Nuclear Weapons. You can't really kill him similar to how you can't stop a hurricane or a volcano. While you can stop him, he'll just come back with more devastation then the last.
I feel like Godzilla is supposed to represent as a living natural disaster. If Godzilla eats people, it would seem like he's no different than an oversized animal.
using a decompression sickness as a weapon to at least hurt godzilla was the smartest thing i noticed. while the sudden crushing depths are usually hard on many things, decompression can be as deadly. you can start to see tissue damage at 1:18:21
If you were a Kamikaze Pilot who came back alive, some people thought of you as a coward. At the same time, there were also people in Japan who did not agree with the whole "die for your country" idea. Many of them wanted to live, and believed suicide was a waste of life, even if it involved defending your country. Shikashika suffered from PTSD throughout most of this movie, Godzilla was meant to represent that.
The plane was real. "Shinden" was actually designed for the prototype of next gen jet fighter at the end of WWII. And the battlle ships were also actually being operated during the wartime.
Two J7W Shindens were built, one survives today in that huge aviation museum near Washington DC. The one in the film is an insanely detailed 1:1 replica, funded by an aviation museum in Japan where it was put on display after filming. As for the ships, yep, every single named ship were among the few to survive the war in reality: cruiser Takao, destroyers Yukikaze, Hibiki, Yuukaze, and Keyaki, frigate Ikuno, and minelayer Katashima, along with some unnamed No.13-class subchasers. We also see Chi-To tanks defending Tokyo, which like the Shinden were a late-war project which never got to see combat.
45:48 I really loved the charge up of Godzilla's atomic breath. It was super cool that his spines glow and rise up as he charged up and how the spines immediately press down when he unleashed the full might of the atomic breath
It's been a long time since I've seen a movie this universally loved, and it's absolutely deserved. This is a masterpiece, and that oscar was well earned.
It's funny when about a half of the movies y'all make a lot of jokes, but when y'all realize how much damage and victims from that atomic blast y'all suddenly became so serious🤣
@meme too. Missed on the color film. Seen the black & white in theaters only because I heard it was for one week only. Found out when it pop up on my phone!go73
I'm Japanese and I'm not good at English, but after watching your video I learned that the Americans who used nuclear bombs are the most ignorant people in the world about nuclear weapons. Shikishima was exposed to black rain due to the huge explosion caused by the beam of light released by Godzilla. Because black rain contains large amounts of radioactivity, people who are directly exposed to this rain suffer from acute radiation injuries such as hair loss, heavy bleeding from the gums, bloody stools, and massive hematemesis caused by acute leukemia. Noriko was infected with Godzilla cells, but Shikishima's life was also in danger. Godzilla killed 30,000 people, but this number is likely to be much higher. That's what this story is about.
I am also Japanese. Probably most people on Earth don't know much about nuclear bombs. Since our country is the only country on Earth that has been bombed, Japanese people know more about nuclear bombs. So I think it's inevitable that Americans don't know much about nuclear bombs. Besides, these youtubers were not the ones who invented or dropped the nuclear bomb. Their ignorance may be inevitable. But I'm sure there are Americans who know a lot about nuclear bombs. And what we Japanese can do is share that knowledge accurately. If that's the case, I think it's better to avoid looking down on the ignorance of others. I believe that discussing and sharing knowledge in this way is good for both sides. That's all I wanted to say.
@@ygnyl447I appreciate you. I became very aware of the dangers of atomic bombs after the very first Godzilla movie. Of course, as a child, I just liked the cool monster. As an adult I have a much deeper understanding of the meaning behind Godzilla. Did you know that Godzilla was originally inspired due to a Japanese fishing boat called the Lucky Dragon Number 5 drifting too close to an H bomb testing site which exposed all the fishermen to radiation poisoning?
@@muscledoggs566 When I was a student, I read about the ship in a textbook, but I didn't know that it had influenced Godzilla in the movie. Thanks for telling me. I'll google about the ship later. Work inspired by the tragedy gives us an opportunity to explore better possibilities or better ideas. I hope Godzilla Minas 1 gives it to many people. I used a translator. Sorry if it's hard to read.
I don't think they are laughing at what's happening on the screen. They are buddies. They are laughing at each others reactions . That's what these reactions posts are about. To see how people think and react to a particular movie. If people did this in a theater, it would be annoying. But the post is about peoples reactions of what they think in a private viewing.
@@wildone008 Jokes , discussion and banters come after watching the movie. We are here to watch their reaction ... not to listen to them talking amongst eachother the whole damn time
This plane never had an ejection seat in those days, not until the jet aircraft showed up was one necessary the mechanic created a working seat to maybe save his friend. The main reason the cost for production was so low was that most of what you are seeing is practical effects: model ships, buildings, water pools, film overlay, rear art projection, etc. This is why it is so mind blowing. The nuclear explosions were scarier than in Oppenheimer!
Hey Guys, that's Godzilla's atomic breath! Also, many might not know is that Godzilla was seen as symbolic of the atomic bombs that the US dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in August 1945 in WWII.
Their first meeting. The Noriko (girl with the baby) lost her parents during the bombing in Japan. She found the baby Akiko from a dying mother who asked Noriko to raise her. Their first meeting was that Noriko might have been caught stealing food for herself and the baby (becuz obviously, Japan lost a lot and ppl are scurrying and stealing for survival). She doesnt know Shikishima but gave him the baby so she can escape her chase and come back for the baby. She escaped her chase and was waiting for shikishima to move so she could come back for the baby and of course ended up living with him.
45:57 like the name of the thing "atomic breath" says: it takes energy from the tens of thousands of nuclear bombs that humanity has launched against the planet and concentrates the radiation into a single beam of pure radiation
This thing has won a lot of big awards and deserves it. Japan really showed us (US) how to do GODZILLA! Terrifying!!!!!!! My buddy and I were 12 years old again; all we could do was look back and fourth at each other , nodding with shit eating grins! We are putting out trash costing 300 million bucks and they did this on a budget of 54 million. This is a total remake of the original first film from the original studio. Even the music is the original! I love these guys!
It is referred to as the "black rain" (48:55), representing the highly radioactive rain that claimed many lives in Hiroshima for decades after the atomic bombing. For more information, refer to "Black Rain" (1989), directed by Ridley Scott, or "Black Rain" (1989), directed by Shohei Imamura.
For a movie thats very dark and somber in tone, with only a few scenes of subtle humor, i heard a whole lotta laughing and gigglying going on...even during very serious scenes. I know to most casual audiences that a lot of Godzilla films have been labeled as campy or for kids and "geeks", but this film harkened back to the 54' original in that it dealt with the residual effects of post WWII Japan. I woulda thought you guys were watching a comedy if i just listened to yall commentary and not know what film that was being watched.
This may be the GREATEST MOVIE EVER! Nothing I have EVER seen has made me as EMOTIONAL as this MIND- BOGGLINGLY AMAZING GODZILLA MOVIE!! Also... Reptar is based on Godzilla...
31:31 he not the only thinks that. Another thing takashi pointed out that his wife told him that godzilla in this movie looked lile their pet cat when he is looking and moving his head up at shikishima fighter plane
That infection on her neck was something she got from godzilla somehow and is what kept her alive when she should have died and was healing her.. who knows what she will become later.....
Когда я стала его смотреть, я не ожидала от него ничего. Думала, как всегда, обычный среднячок. Но чего я реально не ожидала, так это то, что он сможет довести меня до слёз несколько раз и держать в напряжении от начала и до самого конца. Это определённо один из лучших фильмов прошлого года и как никто другой заслуживший свой оскар👍
People always point out the weird fish. I think it is foreshadowing, they die at "deep sea" then rise quickly and decompress, turning them inside out. This is what they wanted to do to ゴジラ，but he stopped halfway and had time to heal.
Clearly these guys didn't watch any of the original Godzilla movies where the actor was in a suit because the original Godzilla was much smaller then recent American versions and Godzilla was canonically the villain
4:23 "The final days of WWII... and then this comes out of nowhere!" That is why they named it Godzilla Minus One. Japan had already been beaten down by the war to zero, then Godzilla comes and it gets even worse.
46:55-49:29 You guys, when I went to see this in the theaters and it got to this part, it was a genuine experience. I don't think I'll forget it anytime soon. Edit: 30:21-30:30 I also loved the timing of this.
If this movie made you feel a certain way and made you cry or wanting to cry, I’d say that it’s done it’s job! But if you would had told me then that a Godzilla movie of all things would do this to you, I would had never believed it. I’m not ashamed to admit that I’ve cried quite a few times watching this movie. Godzilla Minus One was worth the hype and I’m enjoying watching people reacting to it. Unlike most Kajiu movies, I never really cared about the human characters. I found most of them rather annoying, unlikeable, pretentious or uninteresting. Minus One is one of those very rare exceptions. I truly cared about the human characters in this movie and wanted them to live! As for Godzilla, he was a fucking menace in this movie. It’s probably the most angry and pissed off I’ve ever seen him. Even moreso than his original counterpart. Godzilla was not HAVING it in this movie and wanted to kill them all so badly. He was terrifying and badass.
"Let's hope grandma didn't teach her to die for her country" 😂😅😂 Weed might have made that funnier than it should have been but I had to pause because I couldn't stop laughing 😂
Japan was nuked by the US. Japan did not have and definitely were not getting any nukes. They used all conventional weapons but with a non-conventional plan. A defeated country abandoned by both its enemies and its government, they were forced to fend for themselves. They fought against an impossible adversary and somehow won. Things could have gone wrong but their will to survive and build a future out of the ashes of the last war overpowered all their obstacles. Godzilla is just a movie creation, but it signifies the imminent doom in the real world that Japan would have faced immediately after the war. But they toiled hard to evade that and survived.
Noriko got that Ride or Die goin' HARD. The Hero's journey, rising from Defeat, Disgrace and dishonor to find new purpose, New values, and a will to live. It's no longer what are you willing to die for, but what are you willing to live for. How to overcome the individual and the national PTSD.
the way Koichi is greeted by his neighbor Sumiko, reminds me of the way American soldiers were treated when they came home from Vietnam. being spat in the face, called "baby killer", everything but a hero's welcome. they came home broken, demoralized. After the war, in 1980, was when the psychiatric community finally changed "Shell Shock" into PTSD.
@12:00 Everyone watching yall ,we all together as a whole were staring at the 3 of you with the "Wtf is wrong with yall" face lol. The fact that not 1 of yall understood that she handed him the baby because she was stealing food for the baby and that he just got an instant family is baffling. Yall need to go outside and get some life experience because as of right now at this moment, commen sense is collectively the lowest stat on your character sheets😂
Godzilla's beam is commonly called his atomic breath (which is called his "heat ray" in this movie and the black rain after the second atomic breath is called fallout which happens after radioactive nuclear explosions
Koichis raw emotion of helplessness, resentment and hatred while looking at Godzilla is the same how Haruo felt, in the Netflix animated movie at the end.
Interesting how there are a few subtitles that are different than in the theatrical version..And I prefer those subtitles over the ones here..For instance, 'We leave you the future' is a much better line than 'We make sure you have a future'..During the final battle there are a few different subtitles as well, like 'Be prepared for collision' instead of 'Brace for Impact'..A few other reactors had a version where Noriko's final line was also changed but it wasn't changed here..Like, can we just keep the original theatrical subtitles? Why so many different versions?
I swear this film absolutely destroys me,especially in the third act. My favorite characters were Akitsu the Boat Captain and Sumiko the Neighbor. When people talk about Jaws in the previous generation,this is the film im gonna compare it to in the modern generation of how Story and characters> Budget every time.
Fun fact: Takashi Yamazaki the director of this film is a big fan of Godzilla, he also featured Godzilla as cameo in "Always: Sunset on Third Street" on 2005 and he is the director of "Godzilla the Ride: Giant Monsters Ultimate Battle" which have same design for Godzilla in this film
If you remember in some of the movies, they said that Godzilla used to be a dinosaur of some sorts. It was mutated from the radioactivity of the atomic bomb testing. Basically, the first scene with Godzilla is the Godzillasaur. This movie has done a lot of callbacks from the 1954 movie This movie had the best visuals out of anything, which is why it one an Oscar for it Godzilla's healing factor is a legendary, as the movie is explained when he heals from a wound. It looks like nothing happened to it at all, which is why the special effects look like it's doing damage to him, but in reality it's not. The atomic breath literally blew me away when it caused an actual atomic explosion. I thought it would just be a beam, but he was firing off condensed atomic energy that would concentrate on one point and then boom! I love that they used his theme on three separate occasions and it matched so well with every scene The director said that the girl has Godzilla cells meaning there could be a possibility she will get a mutation it could be physical or even mental Also, "monster ray"? 😂 Godzilla's atomic breath comes from within due to the fact that he was exposed to radiation from the atomic bombs as well as hydrogen bombs. Godzilla is the representation of the misuse of nuclear weaponry, and this movie represents the lingering effects of it
To think the film only cost around $15 million. That's it. Actors, sets, CGI, script, production...just $15 million. This movie shows Hollywood that you don't need to spend hundreds of millions to make a grand, visually impressive film.
A person from Ireland I was never able to watch any of the godzilla films in the cinema, but last year, i saw Godzilla minus one, and it is easily the best Godzilla film of all time and this was after seeing Natioal Treasure And now Oscar winning Cillian Murphy Oppenheimer easily the best two films of last year
The spines acted as cooling rods, so when they popped out it was in preparation for creating a nuclear reaction with the intake of oxygen, then expelled in a concentrated blast of ionizing radiation. The mark on Noriko's neck was confirmed by the director to be a Godzilla cell infecting her body, but it's also the only reason she was able to survive Ginza.
Japanese Writer/Director, Takashi Yamazaki, used Dates to mark historical references of Post War Japan. Also, using props and scenes of historical facts. Survivors of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing of March 10th 1945", mankind's worst, more casualties in one night and lost in history to the Hiroshima Bomb. The Black Market scene with the "Hustler's and Harlots", to introduce Noriko & Akiko to Koichi is brilliant. The Warships and Rear Propeller Plane are historical facts. The "Takao" was involved in the attack of Pearl Harbor. Koichi's '37 Japanese manufactured Harley Davidson Motorcycle is a favorite. Very cool. Too many historical references to list. Akiko's stuffed animal must be a historical toy too, lol. Noticed these things after a second viewing, ignoring the subtitles. A great story around "Gojira" the Japanese Monster.
Most people don't know that Tokyo had the big air raid by the Americans in 1945 and about 10,000 people died in one night because of it. Besides Tokyo, many cities have the same history. Not just Hiroshima and Nagasaki. So the scenes after the atomic breath are not completely fake at all.
When you think about how a nuclear reactor works, his spines shooting out when he is charging up is like the control rods coming up to increase power generation.
According to the film's official book, this godzilla is a divine entity that cannot be killed, this is not the first time that godzilla has been presented to us in this way, godzilla gmk from 2001 is a type of ghost possessed by spirits from the second world war, and godzilla singular point from 2021 is a cosmic entity from a higher plane
(At 1:23:43) If we're comparing him to Heisei Godzilla, then he *should* have two brains. One where his head is (or rather "was") and the other where his torso and his tail meet _(Heisei Era: Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla II)._
@@UniverseEditZ-kk4jrno it doesn’t lmao. Underrated means people think it’s bad or mid, but it’s actually good, overrated is when people praise it when it’s bad. Godzilla minus one is neither it’s just good, and everyone pretty much agrees with that.
@@UniverseEditZ-kk4jr Underrated means it’s not being seen, praised or appreciated enough, hence the word “under”. Minus One is loved and praised all around by fans and newcomers alike, so it’s far from being underrated. LOL If anything, the film is not being “seen enough” as it doesn’t get released in many regions in Asia.
I love how the Writers on Japanese Godzilla Films named the Plans on how take Godzilla down, came from their Japanese mythology . Shin Godzilla 2016 - Operation Yashioro Godzilla Minus One 2023 - Operation Wadatsunami Those Name was Fire Fire 🔥🔥
He was battling his own shame. In his mind he caused all of those folks to die on the island. And on the mainland. He felt like a worthless coward. That was his war. He felt Unworthy.
I wish this movie had gotten more publicity when it came to theaters. I saw it in the theater. But I could tell a lot of people had not heard of it. I saw it 3 times. 2 in color. Once in BW. Each time there was only a small crowd. Especially at the BW showing. Now that the movie has gotten more and more attention. Lot of people are finding out how awesome it is. But the big screen is the best place to view a movie like this. The sounds where incredible. Folks that saw it in Imax theaters said the atomic blast s would shake the theater. It didn't shake the theater I was in ,but it was loud.
Oh yeah, of course u do or don't know. Is that godzilla minus one has an academy award since it was the 96th academy awards cause os best visual effects... and another's thing since i was in the theaters watching that movie cause the godzilla roar was loud.
@@tofanpurnomowaisaka503 I tried that but Amazon Japan requires you to have a Japanese held bank card to even start a free trial of Amazon Prime video to stream it - maybe they just have a pirated copy
@@tofanpurnomowaisaka503 I tried a Japan VPN, but Amazon Japan requires you to have a Japanese based bank card to even begin a free trial of Prime Video, so I couldn't do it that way.
It's really just the guy to left. I live the reaction of the other two. The other two are actually engaged in the story and reacting properly to the movie. But the guy on the left seems like he's trying to make it all about himself with the way he makes his comments. Great video of the other two though. I come back to it regularly.
Ngl im so glad everyone is enjoying this. I didnt see any trailers or hear any word before this jawn came out nd I wasnt expecting the greatest Godzilla movie in my lifetime
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The fact that this movie was made for $15 million yet it can still look better than most blockbusters out there today is really astounding!
It was less 😂
Ok
The director said he wishes they had 15 mill
@@juangal7569 yep, ppl remember only the first news
Either way, when Godzilla vs Kong spends more than 10x that estimated budget you know something's wrong, lol.
Godzilla was just a dinosaur-like creature when we first see him at Odo Island. When we see him again and he's gotten bigger, it's because of the American's nuclear tests on Bikini Atoll, where the radiation mutated Godzilla and he got bigger as a result.
Godzilla already didn’t seem to like humanity beforehand, but once he got mutated, his contempt became outright hatred and misanthropic.
Godzilla seems to blame them for his mutation and that’s why he’s so outlandishly violent and destructive.
@@rodgill9376I think after the Odo attack Godzilla was laying dormant during that time. I actually think Bikini Atoll was where he lived & most likely was resting/ sleeping only to have a nuclear blast awaken him. It didnt help that when ships ran into him during that time that they kept attacking him which only fueled his rage.
It was not entirely because of the radiation, but rather because of his regeneration, the explosion of the bomb damaged his body immeasurably and when he began to regenerate he did not stop, he continued and continued regenerating without stopping until he adopted a new form.
He also only bites and throws people because one of Toho's golden rules with Godzilla is that he's not allowed to eat people.
Also fun to notice that pre mutation he has a lot more leg movement, where as after becoming the Godzilla we know, he now shambles when walking.
That rain was “black rain” It actually happened after A bomb in Hiroshima.
You’ll figure out if you google it.
GOD. DAYUM.😮
I've been binge-watching many different reaction videos to Minus One lately and the major lack of people not knowing what "black rain" (nuclear fallout) is, kind of astounds me considering Godzilla himself is a nuclear allegory.
After the nuclear reaction occurred, rain fell due to the heat of 1000 degrees Celsius, and because this rain contained radioactive material, many of those who were exposed to it lost their hair and teeth, and suffered from leukemia, cancer, and other diseases for decades.
The reason the deep sea fish look strange... they're used to the pressure of the deep ocean.. when they come to the surface their guts start coming out of their mouths because of a lack of pressure.
Yep, prime example is Blob fish.
This also serves as clever setup for the plan to kill Godzilla using exactly the same thing.
I can honestly say that Godzilla Minus One is one of my favorite films I’ve seen! It’s nothing like watching the Monsterverse films, but a genuine Toho Godzilla flick, where this gargantuan creature is a real menace and incredibly terrifying as well. I’m so happy Godzilla claimed his first Oscar thanks to this marvelous film!
With the promise of a follow up film, I’m excited to see what happens next.
Seeing how the guys never seen that many Godzilla films, it would be awesome if they get to do a reaction to the MonsterVerse!
@@nicolasbaron4506 I agree. They’d have a grand time watching them.
日本人からありがとう！
Seeing Koichi go from rage to sadness was just chilling. He suffered from survivors guilt and was basically being shamed for not dying. And just when things were starting to look up for him, godzilla shows up. Bro, probably felt he was personally being punished.
He went through it several times...
I think godzilla was trying to get him like dang I missed one gotta find
Bro gonna summon echoes act 3
@@mo-tou2010ts funny 😭
What I really love about this movie is how it makes you care about the characters. Usually in Godzilla movies, Japan or America, you tend to not really care about anyone other than Godzilla. I can't tell you how happy i was seeing Koichi finally getting a W at the end. This movie was an emotional rollercoaster!
Except the original 1954
@@iliadx7495yeah, I was just about to say that. I think the 1984 Godzilla was also pretty good, but the original and Minus One are kind of in their own league.
I've seen every Godzilla movie there is. Shin is the first one where I find myself truly, honestly scared of Godzilla. Minus One is the first to make me go, "Okay. Godzilla literally has to go. He must die."
@@JSage90 Same feeling, Can't express how happy I was when they were giving him some shit in the final act. 😂
of all the Godzilla movies I have seen and loved through the years, THIS one takes all the prizes! this director really understands human relationships as well as the harsh realities of war and what it can do to people, hired a top-notch crew of computer animators, the music score, and then cast the best actors in the world to play their parts flawlessly, even the little living baby doll playing Akiko (good thing they were all in Japan!)!
I recently bought the black and white version of the movie, an homage to the original movie, and without all the color saturation, there are details you miss that really pop out at you, and Godzilla's atomic breath in black and white is blinding... as it should be IRL!
Watching Shogun, I understood that Japanese people do not fear death, but this movie conveys the importance of life.
I give my life to protect my beloved family.
Shogun はイギリス人原作なので.. 、あれで偏見を持って欲しくないです。
武士に憧れを持った作者(戦国武士マニア)が考えた物語りという感じです。
いい行いをすれば生まれ変われる、来世があるからという考え方から成るものです。
ぶっちゃけ死を恐れないということはないです。
創作によくある野蛮さが前面に出されている侍や武将が登場するマニア向けの物語りという感じ、そういう風に感じます。
それにまーた仏教ですよ、出て来る宗教が。日本は基本的には神道ですし、神仏習合の時代なので 尚更神道の葬儀などでないとおかしいですし、何かの前には 願掛けなど願いを込めるなどするために 日本人は神道の神社(shintosh temple)へ参拝に行きます。
西洋人が教会へ行くのと同じです。
そういう描写が海外の作品には致命的に足りない。
仏教の国と思われているところからすでに日本人にはおかしいと感じます。
基本的には民族的には神道の国です。
古来からの仏教もあります。
そういう認識です。
正式には定められていませんし違いますが、神道が国教というような感覚です。
現在公開されている リメイク版の Shogun ですが、 原作準拠で正しい日本描写をする というのがコンセプトにあり、日本の時代劇をハリウッドでやるという日米合作の特殊な作品なんです。
なので.. 日本の時代劇を見て欲しいです。 小説なども読んでみて欲しい。
というか、アニメ観たらわかりますが必ずと言っていいほど神道の神社が出てきます。
仏閣も出て来ますが、現代では基本的には葬儀など執り行う信仰といった認識であまり間違ってないと思います。
人の生死や霊を扱ったところという感じですかね。
で、昔なんですが、明治以前はあたりまえのように神道の葬儀を行い除霊や願掛けなど行なっていました。今もそんなに変わりませんが、神に誓いを立てたり願掛けなどしパワーをもらったりもします。
仏教のお寺とはかなり感覚が違います。
神道と仏教が混ざったものが今でも遺っていたりもしますが。
昔の時代でしたら、作品で仏教が出て来るところでは 本来であれば神道に置き換わるイメージで合っていると思います。
人の家によって神道であったり、仏教であったりしました。
全部が仏教というのは偏見で無知でかなり無理もあります。
これは本当にやめて欲しい。
ゴーストオブツシマを見習ってください。
ともかく、お坊さんではなく、神官を出してください。
お願いします。
ちょっと脱線しましたが.. 侍や武将は "Japanese Knights" です。
Shogun というのは General ですし、下級武士というのは Knight の 兵士です。
日本には Japanese King, Emperor である、天皇 (Tennou)がいます。
2人の emperor が居るとしたいのはわかりますが、実際は Shogun は 将軍 (General) でしかないですし、君主は 天皇 "Tennou" です。
みんな勘違いもよくしてますが、身分階級の内に 武装組織と武装集団 が含まれるだけであり、その中で Japanese Knight "侍"の家系が武士をやったり 貴族など屋敷を持つ家系や領を持つ家系が 自警団として武装して武士をやったり 家臣を武家として置いたりと 普通にあたりまえのようにやっているだけであって、 日本が特殊なことをやっている訳ではありません。
そこのところよろしくお願い致します。
すみません..、またちょっと脱線しましたが、
日本のサムライというのは実際にはパラディンに近く、神官戦士や信仰をする Knight のようなものです。
なので、基本的には神道の信仰をしていないとおかしいです。
日本人のメンタルや考え方は神道から成ります。
それに他の信仰の考え方がくわわり確固なものになります。
仏教や修験道、儒教など..
詳しく調べたらわかりますが、神道には原始キリスト教やゾロアスター教の痕跡も垣間見えたりもします。
メンタルなどは古代信仰や精霊信仰や自然信仰など、霊魂の信仰です。縄文時代.. 縄文文明などはるか昔から日本人はそういう霊魂の信仰を行なう民族なんです。
武士やサムライが ではなく、
日本人のスポーツマンシップを持つ人間がそういうメンタルを持っているということなんです。
武士やサムライを誤解して描いているというところをかなり感じることが多いです。
政権争いをする野望を持った武士など、そういった者が登場するのはわかりますが、皆がそうではありません。
ふつうの、領主としての役割りを果たす家であったり、敵勢力を退けるために政治で守ったりとそういったことをやっています。
生きるためです。
すべてが野蛮という描き方をするのもちょっとちがうかな.. と思います。
ポリコレのひとつの中だけでレインボーみたいな、そういった感じになってしまっているのではないかと。
This movie won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects and I can totally see why!
Watching this movie in theaters for the first time was honestly breathtaking, such a great homage to the original
Was mind blowing in IMAX...
Godzilla is an analogy for Nuclear Weapons. You can't really kill him similar to how you can't stop a hurricane or a volcano. While you can stop him, he'll just come back with more devastation then the last.
46:19 I started laughing at this part of their reaction to Godzilla’s powerful atomic breath
It was an unwritten rule established with the first Godzilla film in 1954 that Godzilla never eats people. The studios have all followed that rule.
I feel like Godzilla is supposed to represent as a living natural disaster. If Godzilla eats people, it would seem like he's no different than an oversized animal.
using a decompression sickness as a weapon to at least hurt godzilla was the smartest thing i noticed. while the sudden crushing depths are usually hard on many things, decompression can be as deadly. you can start to see tissue damage at 1:18:21
It's actually a first as well. Using the ocean against Godzilla has never been done before in any other Godzilla film. It's brilliant.
If you were a Kamikaze Pilot who came back alive, some people thought of you as a coward. At the same time, there were also people in Japan who did not agree with the whole "die for your country" idea. Many of them wanted to live, and believed suicide was a waste of life, even if it involved defending your country.
Shikashika suffered from PTSD throughout most of this movie, Godzilla was meant to represent that.
The plane was real. "Shinden" was actually designed for the prototype of next gen jet fighter at the end of WWII. And the battlle ships were also actually being operated during the wartime.
If you haven't already, you should play war thunder it has the shiden in the game
@@aaronthe747fan Thanks, I did once. Shinden is one of my favortie aircraft design.
The Shinden was used when during the bombing of Pearl Harbor iirc
@@EmilyDragonQueen Actually, no. Shinden’s prototype was built in June of 1945.
Two J7W Shindens were built, one survives today in that huge aviation museum near Washington DC. The one in the film is an insanely detailed 1:1 replica, funded by an aviation museum in Japan where it was put on display after filming.
As for the ships, yep, every single named ship were among the few to survive the war in reality: cruiser Takao, destroyers Yukikaze, Hibiki, Yuukaze, and Keyaki, frigate Ikuno, and minelayer Katashima, along with some unnamed No.13-class subchasers.
We also see Chi-To tanks defending Tokyo, which like the Shinden were a late-war project which never got to see combat.
That's not a war-torn village, one of the residential areas in Tokyo. A lot of these places were literally burnt to the ground.
45:48 I really loved the charge up of Godzilla's atomic breath. It was super cool that his spines glow and rise up as he charged up and how the spines immediately press down when he unleashed the full might of the atomic breath
It's been a long time since I've seen a movie this universally loved, and it's absolutely deserved. This is a masterpiece, and that oscar was well earned.
You are literally everywhere
Bruh how many times u gonna say this
@@snm843Let the man praise goji
Depends on what kind of movies you watch. Cause another example can be Across the Spider-Verse and Puss in Boots 2.
@@Marvelfanatic3658 oh those movies were so good
It's funny when about a half of the movies y'all make a lot of jokes, but when y'all realize how much damage and victims from that atomic blast y'all suddenly became so serious🤣
Seriously, why didn’t you guys see it in the theater?? It was the best movie from 2024 definitely
Iv never watched it either so my first watch is with them
It did not have a really wide and advertised release. I only know about it because of a rave review from Film Threat and sought it out in the theater.
2023
@meme too. Missed on the color film. Seen the black & white in theaters only because I heard it was for one week only. Found out when it pop up on my phone!go73
I'm Japanese and I'm not good at English, but after watching your video I learned that the Americans who used nuclear bombs are the most ignorant people in the world about nuclear weapons.
Shikishima was exposed to black rain due to the huge explosion caused by the beam of light released by Godzilla.
Because black rain contains large amounts of radioactivity, people who are directly exposed to this rain suffer from acute radiation injuries such as hair loss, heavy bleeding from the gums, bloody stools, and massive hematemesis caused by acute leukemia.
Noriko was infected with Godzilla cells, but Shikishima's life was also in danger.
Godzilla killed 30,000 people, but this number is likely to be much higher.
That's what this story is about.
I am also Japanese.
Probably most people on Earth don't know much about nuclear bombs. Since our country is the only country on Earth that has been bombed, Japanese people know more about nuclear bombs. So I think it's inevitable that Americans don't know much about nuclear bombs. Besides, these youtubers were not the ones who invented or dropped the nuclear bomb. Their ignorance may be inevitable.
But I'm sure there are Americans who know a lot about nuclear bombs.
And what we Japanese can do is share that knowledge accurately.
If that's the case, I think it's better to avoid looking down on the ignorance of others.
I believe that discussing and sharing knowledge in this way is good for both sides. That's all I wanted to say.
@@ygnyl447I appreciate you. I became very aware of the dangers of atomic bombs after the very first Godzilla movie. Of course, as a child, I just liked the cool monster. As an adult I have a much deeper understanding of the meaning behind Godzilla. Did you know that Godzilla was originally inspired due to a Japanese fishing boat called the Lucky Dragon Number 5 drifting too close to an H bomb testing site which exposed all the fishermen to radiation poisoning?
@@muscledoggs566
When I was a student, I read about the ship in a textbook, but I didn't know that it had influenced Godzilla in the movie.
Thanks for telling me.
I'll google about the ship later.
Work inspired by the tragedy gives us an opportunity to explore better possibilities or better ideas. I hope Godzilla Minas 1 gives it to many people.
I used a translator. Sorry if it's hard to read.
surrender first when you're warned next time
@@Lemon_Forceお前日本が降伏の準備してるの嗅ぎつけたアメリカが日本が降伏する前に慌てて広島と長崎に核落としたの知らないだろ？アメリカ人は何も知らない、自分の国がどこにあるのかも知らないような奴ら
1st time i see people watching godzilla laughing.. especially this particular movie
I don't think they are laughing at what's happening on the screen. They are buddies. They are laughing at each others reactions . That's what these reactions posts are about. To see how people think and react to a particular movie. If people did this in a theater, it would be annoying. But the post is about peoples reactions of what they think in a private viewing.
@@wildone008 Jokes , discussion and banters come after watching the movie. We are here to watch their reaction ... not to listen to them talking amongst eachother the whole damn time
戦後、食べる物もない中必死に生きていた時代背景も良かったです。ストーリーも良かったし、ゴジラの音楽が流れて来るとワクワクします🙌
This plane never had an ejection seat in those days, not until the jet aircraft showed up was one necessary the mechanic created a working seat to maybe save his friend. The main reason the cost for production was so low was that most of what you are seeing is practical effects: model ships, buildings, water pools, film overlay, rear art projection, etc. This is why it is so mind blowing. The nuclear explosions were scarier than in Oppenheimer!
I like how guys actually pay attention to the movie and not trying crack jokes every 5 seconds. It made it enjoyable to watch.
Thanks!
Bruh they called TOKYO a village, fucking pay attention to the movie these guys omg
I think the worst instance of that I've come across is that Spilling the Milk channel, good lord
Hey Guys, that's Godzilla's atomic breath! Also, many might not know is that Godzilla was seen as symbolic of the atomic bombs that the US dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in August 1945 in WWII.
It's kind of sad that you guys are super excited when seeing the mushroom cloud.
@@Katccha
or a Nuclear Pulse and Reactor Meltdown.
Their first meeting. The Noriko (girl with the baby) lost her parents during the bombing in Japan. She found the baby Akiko from a dying mother who asked Noriko to raise her. Their first meeting was that Noriko might have been caught stealing food for herself and the baby (becuz obviously, Japan lost a lot and ppl are scurrying and stealing for survival). She doesnt know Shikishima but gave him the baby so she can escape her chase and come back for the baby. She escaped her chase and was waiting for shikishima to move so she could come back for the baby and of course ended up living with him.
I think the guy went to a orphanage, there's a kanji word of orphanage I think
45:57 like the name of the thing "atomic breath" says: it takes energy from the tens of thousands of nuclear bombs that humanity has launched against the planet and concentrates the radiation into a single beam of pure radiation
This thing has won a lot of big awards and deserves it. Japan really showed us (US) how to do GODZILLA! Terrifying!!!!!!! My buddy and I were 12 years old again; all we could do was look back and fourth at each other , nodding with shit eating grins! We are putting out trash costing 300 million bucks and they did this on a budget of 54 million. This is a total remake of the original first film from the original studio. Even the music is the original! I love these guys!
It is referred to as the "black rain" (48:55), representing the highly radioactive rain that claimed many lives in Hiroshima for decades after the atomic bombing. For more information, refer to "Black Rain" (1989), directed by Ridley Scott, or "Black Rain" (1989), directed by Shohei Imamura.
They will laugh their heads off when they see Shohei Imamura's “Black Rain” (1989).
For a movie thats very dark and somber in tone, with only a few scenes of subtle humor, i heard a whole lotta laughing and gigglying going on...even during very serious scenes. I know to most casual audiences that a lot of Godzilla films have been labeled as campy or for kids and "geeks", but this film harkened back to the 54' original in that it dealt with the residual effects of post WWII Japan.
I woulda thought you guys were watching a comedy if i just listened to yall commentary and not know what film that was being watched.
The fact this movie was made for less than $15 million is impressive.
46:19 Literally spits out a atomic bomb HOLY SHIT!!!
I know right!! Loved shit in theaters!
This may be the GREATEST MOVIE EVER! Nothing I have EVER seen has made me as EMOTIONAL as this MIND- BOGGLINGLY AMAZING GODZILLA MOVIE!! Also... Reptar is based on Godzilla...
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN NOMINATED FOR BEST PICTURE AT THE OSCARS❤
Definitely should have. This isn’t just the best Godzilla movie but the best any movie I’ve watched in years!
Actually jap pick another film for the Oscars instead. Shame
I cannot believe Godzilla made me cry
Bro, this movie made me, my family and my friends cry.
Godzilla didn't make me cry. The people did.
@@dolphinsrr word.
31:31 he not the only thinks that. Another thing takashi pointed out that his wife told him that godzilla in this movie looked lile their pet cat when he is looking and moving his head up at shikishima fighter plane
That infection on her neck was something she got from godzilla somehow and is what kept her alive when she should have died and was healing her.. who knows what she will become later.....
Когда я стала его смотреть, я не ожидала от него ничего. Думала, как всегда, обычный среднячок.
Но чего я реально не ожидала, так это то, что он сможет довести меня до слёз несколько раз и держать в напряжении от начала и до самого конца.
Это определённо один из лучших фильмов прошлого года и как никто другой заслуживший свой оскар👍
People always point out the weird fish.
I think it is foreshadowing, they die at "deep sea" then rise quickly and decompress, turning them inside out.
This is what they wanted to do to ゴジラ，but he stopped halfway and had time to heal.
Clearly these guys didn't watch any of the original Godzilla movies where the actor was in a suit because the original Godzilla was much smaller then recent American versions and Godzilla was canonically the villain
4:23 "The final days of WWII... and then this comes out of nowhere!" That is why they named it Godzilla Minus One. Japan had already been beaten down by the war to zero, then Godzilla comes and it gets even worse.
46:55-49:29
You guys, when I went to see this in the theaters and it got to this part, it was a genuine experience. I don't think I'll forget it anytime soon.
Edit:
30:21-30:30
I also loved the timing of this.
Godzilla was bigger because he was caught in that Nuclear Bomb blast in the Bikini Atoll.
やはりこの映画は日本人にしか理解できません。海外の人たちが笑う理由がやっぱわからんな
分かる
これがアメリカ人の感性のレベル
冒頭からほぼずっと笑い転げてるもんな。途中、真ん中の男性からたしなめられてるし。
リアクション動画だからだろ頭使えかす
ほんとそれ。きのこ雲のシーンで爆笑してるのはあり得ない。
15:05 that look Jason gave xD
If this movie made you feel a certain way and made you cry or wanting to cry, I’d say that it’s done it’s job! But if you would had told me then that a Godzilla movie of all things would do this to you, I would had never believed it. I’m not ashamed to admit that I’ve cried quite a few times watching this movie.
Godzilla Minus One was worth the hype and I’m enjoying watching people reacting to it. Unlike most Kajiu movies, I never really cared about the human characters. I found most of them rather annoying, unlikeable, pretentious or uninteresting. Minus One is one of those very rare exceptions. I truly cared about the human characters in this movie and wanted them to live! As for Godzilla, he was a fucking menace in this movie. It’s probably the most angry and pissed off I’ve ever seen him. Even moreso than his original counterpart. Godzilla was not HAVING it in this movie and wanted to kill them all so badly. He was terrifying and badass.
"Let's hope grandma didn't teach her to die for her country" 😂😅😂
Weed might have made that funnier than it should have been but I had to pause because I couldn't stop laughing 😂
Japan was nuked by the US. Japan did not have and definitely were not getting any nukes. They used all conventional weapons but with a non-conventional plan. A defeated country abandoned by both its enemies and its government, they were forced to fend for themselves. They fought against an impossible adversary and somehow won. Things could have gone wrong but their will to survive and build a future out of the ashes of the last war overpowered all their obstacles. Godzilla is just a movie creation, but it signifies the imminent doom in the real world that Japan would have faced immediately after the war. But they toiled hard to evade that and survived.
Fun fact: this movie won the oscars for best visual effects
Hands down the best film I saw in 2023.
Noriko got that Ride or Die goin' HARD.
The Hero's journey, rising from Defeat, Disgrace and dishonor to find new purpose, New values, and a will to live.
It's no longer what are you willing to die for, but what are you willing to live for.
How to overcome the individual and the national PTSD.
If godzilla regenerate again it might be godzilla minus 2
the way Koichi is greeted by his neighbor Sumiko, reminds me of the way American soldiers were treated when they came home from Vietnam. being spat in the face, called "baby killer", everything but a hero's welcome. they came home broken, demoralized. After the war, in 1980, was when the psychiatric community finally changed "Shell Shock" into PTSD.
I'm glad you enjoyed that masterpiece, This is how you direct and make a Monster movie. 10/10
This was honestly the BEST Godzilla movie since the 1954 OG it was incredible on every level !!
Also how did you watch this ?
I watch the black & white version in theaters
@12:00 Everyone watching yall ,we all together as a whole were staring at the 3 of you with the "Wtf is wrong with yall" face lol. The fact that not 1 of yall understood that she handed him the baby because she was stealing food for the baby and that he just got an instant family is baffling. Yall need to go outside and get some life experience because as of right now at this moment, commen sense is collectively the lowest stat on your character sheets😂
😅😂
Great review - subbed.
Godzilla's beam is commonly called his atomic breath (which is called his "heat ray" in this movie and the black rain after the second atomic breath is called fallout which happens after radioactive nuclear explosions
This movie shows on what godzilla really is a monster created from war
Koichis raw emotion of helplessness, resentment and hatred while looking at Godzilla is the same how Haruo felt, in the Netflix animated movie at the end.
Interesting how there are a few subtitles that are different than in the theatrical version..And I prefer those subtitles over the ones here..For instance, 'We leave you the future' is a much better line than 'We make sure you have a future'..During the final battle there are a few different subtitles as well, like 'Be prepared for collision' instead of 'Brace for Impact'..A few other reactors had a version where Noriko's final line was also changed but it wasn't changed here..Like, can we just keep the original theatrical subtitles? Why so many different versions?
I swear this film absolutely destroys me,especially in the third act.
My favorite characters were Akitsu the Boat Captain and Sumiko the Neighbor.
When people talk about Jaws in the previous generation,this is the film im gonna compare it to in the modern generation of how Story and characters> Budget every time.
That final Godzilla nightmare fuel shot... shows just how much he HATES humanity...he was happy to melt himself too to kill more humans
Fun fact: Takashi Yamazaki the director of this film is a big fan of Godzilla, he also featured Godzilla as cameo in "Always: Sunset on Third Street" on 2005 and he is the director of "Godzilla the Ride: Giant Monsters Ultimate Battle" which have same design for Godzilla in this film
If you remember in some of the movies, they said that Godzilla used to be a dinosaur of some sorts. It was mutated from the radioactivity of the atomic bomb testing. Basically, the first scene with Godzilla is the Godzillasaur.
This movie has done a lot of callbacks from the 1954 movie
This movie had the best visuals out of anything, which is why it one an Oscar for it
Godzilla's healing factor is a legendary, as the movie is explained when he heals from a wound. It looks like nothing happened to it at all, which is why the special effects look like it's doing damage to him, but in reality it's not.
The atomic breath literally blew me away when it caused an actual atomic explosion. I thought it would just be a beam, but he was firing off condensed atomic energy that would concentrate on one point and then boom!
I love that they used his theme on three separate occasions and it matched so well with every scene
The director said that the girl has Godzilla cells meaning there could be a possibility she will get a mutation it could be physical or even mental
Also, "monster ray"? 😂 Godzilla's atomic breath comes from within due to the fact that he was exposed to radiation from the atomic bombs as well as hydrogen bombs. Godzilla is the representation of the misuse of nuclear weaponry, and this movie represents the lingering effects of it
To think the film only cost around $15 million. That's it. Actors, sets, CGI, script, production...just $15 million. This movie shows Hollywood that you don't need to spend hundreds of millions to make a grand, visually impressive film.
This is the best Godzilla film ever made. Great reaction gentlemen! 👍🏿
Why did you cut the whole Noda's speech? That was so important scene!
A person from Ireland I was never able to watch any of the godzilla films in the cinema, but last year, i saw Godzilla minus one, and it is easily the best Godzilla film of all time and this was after seeing Natioal Treasure And now Oscar winning Cillian Murphy Oppenheimer easily the best two films of last year
aye a fellow irish citizens lets goo :) i know sites where you can watch old godzilla movies if you wanted to
The spines acted as cooling rods, so when they popped out it was in preparation for creating a nuclear reaction with the intake of oxygen, then expelled in a concentrated blast of ionizing radiation. The mark on Noriko's neck was confirmed by the director to be a Godzilla cell infecting her body, but it's also the only reason she was able to survive Ginza.
I worry about the Toho Ninjas, but this is an incredible movie.
劇中ずっとギャーギャー笑って、やっぱりかなり情緒が違うんだなと思いました。
いくら特撮映画とはいえ 死ぬか生きるかの戦闘シーンで爆笑するので 途中から怒りが止まりませんでした 他の海外リアクター達は静かに興味深そうに観ていましたが このリアクター達はホントに.....はぁ...イライラさせますよね😢
私もです・・・こいつら悲しい場面や感動的な場面でも笑ってるのか？とか思っていましたが
どんどん不快なリアクションでしたので途中で見るの止めました。
特に左の方はちょっと・・・・
モンスタームービーは基本明るく楽しくがモットーなので当然なのかなと。向こうから見れば、むしろゾンビ映画や怪獣モノでモブが死ぬたびにいちいち哀しんだり追悼したりする方が珍しいと思います。現実にもあり得る哀しい背景を持つジェイソンが、罪なきパリピの金髪姉ちゃんを斬り殺しても我々は「おーwやっとるやっとるw」というテンションでいられるのと同じです。あくまで娯楽は娯楽ですからね。それと緊迫してたり悲劇性が高かったりする状況を「こりゃヤバいな」と笑うことによって受け入れる文化は、日本含めて多くの文化圏に存在します。表現の仕方が違うだけですね。
@@usejtk
戦場を取材したドキュメンタリーとかなら彼らも「死ぬか生きるか」の状況は笑いませんよ。彼らがゴジラで笑っているのは、映画鑑賞というモノをちゃんと娯楽として消化しているからです。遊園地のジェットコースターを想像してください。ジェットコースターに振り回されている時、乗客のほとんどは確実に恐怖を感じていますが、同時に楽しみも感じていてその表情は笑顔ですし、乗り終わったら「あー楽しかった」で済ませるはずです。ゆえに遊園地への総評は楽しさ以外の感情も色々考えるのに「楽しかった」になるのです。
これはどういうことかというと、つまり彼らは「映画という娯楽を楽しむと決めた以上、その娯楽で体験できる恐怖や絶望、葛藤などの作中における負の情報も娯楽として楽しもう」という姿勢で娯楽に望んでいるのです。これはゴジラが街を焼いているのを見て「スゲー！」とか「ゴジラ最強！」とか考えたり、ゴジラと戦っている自衛隊を見て「この隊員怖いだろうなぁ〜やべ〜」とか考えているゴジラファンと何も変わるところがありません。違いがあるとするなら、そのリアクションを表に出さず神妙な雰囲気のまま視聴するか、リアクションをあるがまま表に出すかだけですね。
@@はらわたの民 あの....海外圏の人たちとの表現の仕方や価値観の違いが異なることは仕方ないのかと思いますけど この映画の背景は非現実(ゴジラ) 現実(戦争)が混じってる作品なので 多少なりとも悲壮感を感じなかったのかと疑問に思いました。
やっぱり「分かち合うことはできるけど
分かり合えることは出来ない」のでしょうかね...
Japanese Writer/Director, Takashi Yamazaki, used Dates to mark historical references of Post War Japan. Also, using props and scenes of historical facts. Survivors of the "Tokyo Fire Bombing of March 10th 1945", mankind's worst, more casualties in one night and lost in history to the Hiroshima Bomb. The Black Market scene with the "Hustler's and Harlots", to introduce Noriko & Akiko to Koichi is brilliant. The Warships and Rear Propeller Plane are historical facts. The "Takao" was involved in the attack of Pearl Harbor. Koichi's '37 Japanese manufactured Harley Davidson Motorcycle is a favorite. Very cool. Too many historical references to list. Akiko's stuffed animal must be a historical toy too, lol. Noticed these things after a second viewing, ignoring the subtitles. A great story around "Gojira" the Japanese Monster.
Most people don't know that Tokyo had the big air raid by the Americans in 1945 and about 10,000 people died in one night because of it. Besides Tokyo, many cities have the same history. Not just Hiroshima and Nagasaki. So the scenes after the atomic breath are not completely fake at all.
one of the greatest films ever made, i dont care what the idiots n reddit say
At the hospital, Akiko is not happy to see Noriko, who is a different person regenerated from Godzilla cells.
so she's going to mutate into a godzilla like thing or Akiko doesnt recognize her with all the bendages
why are you laughing? people are dying

When you think about how a nuclear reactor works, his spines shooting out when he is charging up is like the control rods coming up to increase power generation.
30:18 The reason Godzilla got bigger is because he got muted by the atomic bomb.
According to the film's official book, this godzilla is a divine entity that cannot be killed, this is not the first time that godzilla has been presented to us in this way, godzilla gmk from 2001 is a type of ghost possessed by spirits from the second world war, and godzilla singular point from 2021 is a cosmic entity from a higher plane
Medical doctor put Godzilla cell(G cell) in Noriko for save her life.
(At 1:23:43) If we're comparing him to Heisei Godzilla, then he *should* have two brains. One where his head is (or rather "was") and the other where his torso and his tail meet _(Heisei Era: Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla II)._
"How would you live after thet? You've got nothing" bro, he has a whole ass daughter RIGHT THERE!
Minus One is such an top film for many Goji fans. It legit destroys all other movies of 2023. Besides Across the Spiderverse and The Mario Movie
I don't think you know what "underrated" means. This movie is literally praised by Godzilla fans all over the world, so it can't be underrated.
@theshade6176 It basically means great and amazing. Over-rated on the other hand means boring and cringe.
@@UniverseEditZ-kk4jrno it doesn’t lmao. Underrated means people think it’s bad or mid, but it’s actually good, overrated is when people praise it when it’s bad. Godzilla minus one is neither it’s just good, and everyone pretty much agrees with that.
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Underrated means it’s not being seen, praised or appreciated enough, hence the word “under”.
Minus One is loved and praised all around by fans and newcomers alike, so it’s far from being underrated. LOL
If anything, the film is not being “seen enough” as it doesn’t get released in many regions in Asia.
@oak8194 Oh. Well I thought it meant good. But now I know it doesn't
I love how the Writers on Japanese Godzilla Films named the Plans on how take Godzilla down, came from their Japanese mythology .
Shin Godzilla 2016
- Operation Yashioro
Godzilla Minus One 2023
- Operation Wadatsunami
Those Name was Fire Fire 🔥🔥
There plan to kill Godzilla is such a cool freaking plan weapons clearly didnt work so they try to use science and nature
He was battling his own shame. In his mind he caused all of those folks to die on the island. And on the mainland.
He felt like a worthless coward. That was his war. He felt
Unworthy.
I wish this movie had gotten more publicity when it came to theaters. I saw it in the theater. But I could tell a lot of people had not heard of it. I saw it 3 times. 2 in color. Once in BW. Each time there was only a small crowd. Especially at the BW showing. Now that the movie has gotten more and more attention. Lot of people are finding out how awesome it is. But the big screen is the best place to view a movie like this. The sounds where incredible. Folks that saw it in Imax theaters said the atomic blast s would shake the theater. It didn't shake the theater I was in ,but it was loud.
laugh , laugh , and laugh .
Oh yeah, of course u do or don't know. Is that godzilla minus one has an academy award since it was the 96th academy awards cause os best visual effects... and another's thing since i was in the theaters watching that movie cause the godzilla roar was loud.
Great reaction guy’s 😊
I’ve watched several reactions to this and they were all good but yours is my favorite ❤️
How are you guys able to watch this in the US? I can't find a platform that is streaming it?
I heard it's on Prime with VPN set to Japan
They pirated it.
@@tofanpurnomowaisaka503 I tried that but Amazon Japan requires you to have a Japanese held bank card to even start a free trial of Amazon Prime video to stream it - maybe they just have a pirated copy
I went ahead and ordered a DVD of it from Amazon Japan - it’ll be here in a couple days
@@tofanpurnomowaisaka503 I tried a Japan VPN, but Amazon Japan requires you to have a Japanese based bank card to even begin a free trial of Prime Video, so I couldn't do it that way.
This movie is beyond awesome
Thank you! I love your review!,
Why do you laugh at serious scenes?
They are laughing with each other. Not at the scenes in the movie.
It's really just the guy to left. I live the reaction of the other two. The other two are actually engaged in the story and reacting properly to the movie. But the guy on the left seems like he's trying to make it all about himself with the way he makes his comments. Great video of the other two though. I come back to it regularly.
3:45 ゴジラがまだ可愛くて笑える
29:21 ゴジラ強すぎて笑える
45:45 ゴジラがヤバすぎて笑えない
Ngl im so glad everyone is enjoying this. I didnt see any trailers or hear any word before this jawn came out nd I wasnt expecting the greatest Godzilla movie in my lifetime
何故そんなに笑うの？
笑うとこ間違ってない？