20:2634:25 During the movie, the news casters who were giving live coverage of Godzilla's attack are a homage to the first Godzilla movie, but the live recordings they risked their lives for were later used as loudspeakers to summon Godzilla, so their deaths were not in vain. The location is also a well-made part of this movie.
I have no experience with anime, but the fact you took the time to react to this movie speaks volumes. I'm 51 and I truly rank this in the top five movies I've ever seen. Thank you
Tachibana's relief hearing that Shikishima survived is just so gutwrenchingly good I still get tears and I've seen it like 10 times by now through various reactions Such a damn good movie
The sad thing is, that even if he had shot Godzilla on the island, the filmmaker has said that it sill wouldn't have made a difference. Godzilla's regeneration was natural to it even before mutating, which is how he survived the nuke.
Went into the theaters with high expectations given the reviews, and I left damn near speechless. Easily a top 3 film for me last year and might be a top 10 film I've seen in the theaters this past decade. Such a bittersweet ending that Noriko survives but is infected. A fate worse than death. But then again our MC found peace.
It’s a masterpiece, straight up. Not just a great Godzilla movie, but a great movie. So full of love and reverence for Big G and what he represents for the people of Japan. No one but the Japanese should be allowed to make Godzilla movies because they clearly love him.
every time I see Koichi seeing the "specially made" boat for dealing with mines for the first time, I'm reminded of Star Wars; the first time Luke sees the Millenium Falcon and the conversation starts: Koichi: "What a piece of junk!" boat captain Akitsu: "I know it doesn't look like much, but she's got it where it counts..."
@@train_go_boom2065 Who knows it could be a totally different monster or what every year it’s coming out of could be the anniversary of an old Godzilla monster Who knows it could be anybody mothra,king gidora,biolanty,hidora,gigan
The original Godzilla was an allegory for nuclear weapons. I think in this movie Godzilla is an allegory for Shikishima’s, and Japan’s guilt, shame and PTSD after the war.
Such an unexpected gem of a film. Koichi is a special kind of hero. I’ve never seen a human character who is so perfectly Godzilla’s opposite in every conceivable way: it’s literally day and night, air and water, outcast and king, man and beast, stone-cold fear and white-hot rage.
It was so worth seeing this movie in theaters! It was such a surreal experience ❤ definitely one of if not the best Godzilla movie I have ever seen in my life! This movie a so deserved the Oscar!! Godzilla is the scariest he’s ever been and the characters are so incredible! The action is intense and amazing! I love your reaction so much! Thank you for watching this masterpiece!!✨♥️😊
The job of a Japanese Kamikaze pilot was to fire their ordinance then literally crash their plane into the target as well. They were the original s-word bombers. He didn't want to die, he'd promised his mother he'd come home, so he landed on the island claiming troubles with his plane. It was something horrendously "dishonorable" in the culture at the time to not do his duty.
Godzilla hates humanity and his only goal was pure revenge. Beforehand, he seemed to have some contempt for them and only attacked when he was provoked into doing so. Kind of like how Jason does whenever people keep coming to Camp Crystal Lake. It’s like an animal protecting their territory. But once he mutated and transformed into his famous form, his contempt for humanity turned into outright hatred and misanthropic. It’s implied that he blames them for why he turned into such a creature. That’s why he seems so outlandishly destructive, perhaps even moreso than his original 1950’s counterpart. This is probably the most angry and pissed I’ve ever seen him. So basically… it’s kind of Oppenheimer’s fault lol.
Hi! So as a Godzilla fan, what makes him stand out from other Kaijus is that Godzilla could be a dinosaur that was reawaken or evolved from the radiation when the bombing in Japan happened. His looks is suppose to resemble that of the burned victims from that bombing and of course his atomic breath (heat wave) is proof of that. His first movie was a representation of the Bombing and devastation that occurred. Although they expanded and went through crazier routes with Godzilla films, this film serves as a SOFT remake of what the very first film in 1954 was suppose to be and thats what makes this movie very well loved. As for this time era, if u were a kamikaze, you HAVE to die for ur country becuz it was more honorable. If u come back alive while many others died, you be discriminated.
You take out godzilla from this movie and you still got a great drama. thats how good it is. god damn, kudos to the guys. They made a great Godzilla film with 1/10th of the budget of Legendary/WB.
The destroyer Yukikaze, which was used in the operation to ensure no one died, survived without being damaged despite participating in many battles in the Pacific War.
I just watched it 5 seconds ago. In so many years I've A) not had a movie put me on the edge of my seat like this B) surprised me even when they telegraphed what was about to happen. Or C) made me cry several times throughout. . . This is the lost art of filmmaking. This was perfect
At 5:33 you are correct. All that destruction was from the war. At 35:32 the answer is yes. Godzilla was killed in the orignal 1954/1956 movie & in the 1998 movie (not every Godzilla fan considers the 1998 movie to be a true Godzilla movie) & again in the 1995 movie "Godzilla vs Destoroyah". As for "Godzilla: Minus One", I can't say anything that hasn't already been said. It's nothing short of an absolute masterpiece in film making & story telling.
Amazing reaction if I had Godzilla film getting tears from me and caring about the human characters on my bingo card I would've won the lottery by now in KY opinion this film should've at least been nominated for best picture and director
I am half way into video. I have to stop. It is absolutely awesome so far. I have decided to wait to see the movie. I cannot have a spoiler . :( Thank you SoloRaiju for showing your movie reaction. Cannot wait to see movie. Been a Godzilla fan since I was a kid watching Godzilla movies on Saturday Movie fest in black and white. Yes I am 60yrs old.
I'm a lifelong Godzilla fan. I got into it when I was 7 with my best friend at the time. My local library had a ton of them on vhs just available to borrow for free. Coolest library ever. We watched the shit out of those movies. I saw this movie in theaters (black and white) with that same friend and we're now 40 lol. We were just as hyped throughout the whole thing
This movie is a treasure. i even feel honored to have seen it on the big screen many times. i hope for some special occasion or just because Toho studios puts it back on the big screen. The camera angles by the director were made for the big screen, you found yourself looking at Godzilla from the same perspective of the characters.
Why is Godzilla able to regenerate so quickly? My guess is that Godzilla also damages his own body after emitting heat rays. You can confirm that from the video. In short, his body was constantly damaged by the radioactivity in his body, and his survival instinct gave him the ability to quickly regenerate.
Minus one Godzilla is comparable to 2001 GMK Godzilla for being one of the evil Godzilla. That literally goes after humans. And both GMK Godzilla and Minus One Godzilla's Atomic Breath can cause nuke-like explosions. Minus One Godzilla is 50.1 meter tall, Monsterverse is 120 meters tall. Many incarnations of Godzilla have regeneration like Heisei, Millennium, Shin Godzilla, Godzilla Earth, Godzilla Ultima. Even Monsterverse has regeneration, some are very fast like Minus One while others are slower, plus we do see it happened openly onscreen Minus One is one ofnthe few times we see it openly.
Before mutation this Godzilla only attacked after humans shot at him. But after the bomb test his body was hideously burned as well as mutated. Godzilla is in constant pain, and it blames humans for what happened to it. That's why it attacks. There's a line in the trailer that didn't make it into the movie, that sums up that reality: "That monster will never forgive us."
Amazing movie...loved it...Just so you know..the actor who plays Koichi Shikishima (Ryunosuke Kamiki) does the voice for one of the main characters in the anime movie "Your Name"...which is well worth seeing....I have actually visited the area where Godzilla attacks the train...I was in Japan just a few weeks before this movie came out here in the UK...On the flight home..I watched a movie called "Dr Coto's Clinic"...Ryunosuke Kamiki and Hidetaka Yoshioka who plays Kenji "Doc" Noda both starred in "Dr Coto's Clinic"..So was nice to see them both in "Godzilla Minus 1" just a few weeks after I got home...The building with the clock on it is still there.
Godzilla is pure evil. I cried at the end. War is depressing. I'm glad she survived at the end. But now has radiation poisoning. Minus one took it to the next level.
Fun fact: Godzilla has two brains (for the two bombs dropped on Japan). Shikishima destroyed the one in his skull, but the one at the base of his spine survived. And so...
Minus One is a SPECTACULAR film!!! Easily one of the best Godzilla movies of all time I really like the Godzilla from Legendary's Monsterverse (Hollywood's take that "saved" Toho from bankruptcy in turn making them confident enough to make Shin and Minus One if I remember correctly) and think they did a really good job with the first 2. King of the Monsters is my 2nd favorite of the recent movies, and the Vs Kong and the recent G+K one to me aren't quite as good but still a lot of fun. Shin Godzilla was a weird trip, thanks to the Evengellion creators directing it. It would have been, or could be cool to see more of it with the weird designs they had in the art book.
The ending to this movie made me cry man, I was expecting that ending but it still got me, such an amazing Godzilla movie. I'd say I love this movie about as much as Shin Godzilla, truly PEAK GOJI.
No the ejection wasn’t there before, the lead mechanic added to the airplane for him to come back for his future. Yes, I cried as well. Please also check the seven minutes ending theme, it’s so beautiful composition. It made the movie so perfect.
"Godzilla Minus One" is a life-affirming film centered on a kamikaze pilot as its lead. Despite expectations for him to perish in the war, he defied his fate, prompted by his parents' heartfelt plea for his safe return. Similarly, Noriko's survival of Godzilla's heat ray blast parallels Shikishima's narrative. She vowed to live on for her deceased parents, albeit infused with Godzilla's radiation G-cells. Each time Godzilla unleashes his devastating heat ray, his physical form deteriorates, with his burning skin disintegrating into the air. Consequently, Noriko may not be the sole survivor of the Ginza attack; anyone sheltered by the kaiju's shadow and exposed to its particles could have survived. Noriko and these other affected individuals could play significant roles in a sequel if Toho opts to pursue this storyline, departing from their usual standalone Godzilla films.
21:26 The cut, when Godzilla turned, smashing the buildings to the people in the street, was so good. 24:18 And I got mad chills when the girl pushed the main character into the alley.
Tsukishima, who was exposed to Godzilla's radiation close by, and the black Godzilla cells crawling up her neck in the hospital scene, this is not a happy ending!
Kamikaze pilots were actually volunteers. They went through a ceremony to swear an oath to die for their country. Shikishima's neighbor didn't actually believe he personally could have saved her family. He just symbolized all those who failed to protect Japan and "allowed" that ruin to come to them. She spoke out of grief.
Kamikaze pilots were not always volunteers. My great uncle was drafted into a kamikaze squadron when he was still a student in college. He wanted no part in the war but once drafted, felt he had no choice but to accept it. The extreme warrior culture at the time didn't help that decision either. Edit: Almost forgot to mention that the boys in his class were drafted along with him. So him and his friends were put in a squadron together once they began training.
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.
"To get him in the exact spot you want him? That's gonna be so hard." *Enter Ryan George* "Actually, it's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience." Man, I sprayed coffee out of my left nostril at that little cameo 😂 "Getting Godzilla right where you want him is tight!"
44:17 i'm surprised you didn't notice the black mark on her neck. Apparently, the director said that that was Godzilla cells 44:48 they tried killing them off with the oxygen destroyer and that didn't work. He literally went to hell in the comics and he came back out alive, kicking everyone's ass of course. And he defeated Zeus..... Godzilla is a bona fide God slayer and true immortal
So the reason godzilla looks like it does at the start is because he isn't godzilla yet it's still a godzillasaurus and after the atomic bomb he becomes godzilla with powers
I keep commenting this to people, but the whole budget of the film was 10-12 million dollars. In contrast, She-Hulk had the budget of 25 million PER EPISODE. Minus One looks phenomenal for the time and money they had.
6:00 Actually she never said '' if you'd only done your job'' She said ’’If the military had done job, my children would not have died'' This sub is not really good
5:36 That isn't GOZILA. Just "The Bombing of Tokyo" (東京大空襲, Tōkyōdaikūshū).This attack was a series of bombing air raids launched by the United States Army Air Forces during World War II.
Not sure how accurate this was but this was rated best movie of the year but because it was made in Japan they didn’t count it and barbey won movie of the year lol
The way Godzilla had his head on top of the water during the chase after the mine explosion was similar to a crocodile that looks on top of the water as the crocodile watches for food
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During the movie, the news casters who were giving live coverage of Godzilla's attack are a homage to the first Godzilla movie, but the live recordings they risked their lives for were later used as loudspeakers to summon Godzilla, so their deaths were not in vain. The location is also a well-made part of this movie.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I think this is even better than the original 1954 Godzilla film.
I have no experience with anime, but the fact you took the time to react to this movie speaks volumes. I'm 51 and I truly rank this in the top five movies I've ever seen. Thank you
Tachibana's relief hearing that Shikishima survived is just so gutwrenchingly good
I still get tears and I've seen it like 10 times by now through various reactions
Such a damn good movie
This movie had so much heart. If it did not make you cry, you have no heart.
The sad thing is, that even if he had shot Godzilla on the island, the filmmaker has said that it sill wouldn't have made a difference. Godzilla's regeneration was natural to it even before mutating, which is how he survived the nuke.
One of the best movies I ever seen.
I'm glad that someone with a kind heart like you watched this movie.
Anyone who watches this film and doesn't cry is scarier than Godzilla😨
Went into the theaters with high expectations given the reviews, and I left damn near speechless. Easily a top 3 film for me last year and might be a top 10 film I've seen in the theaters this past decade. Such a bittersweet ending that Noriko survives but is infected. A fate worse than death. But then again our MC found peace.
It’s a masterpiece, straight up. Not just a great Godzilla movie, but a great movie. So full of love and reverence for Big G and what he represents for the people of Japan. No one but the Japanese should be allowed to make Godzilla movies because they clearly love him.
every time I see Koichi seeing the "specially made" boat for dealing with mines for the first time, I'm reminded of Star Wars; the first time Luke sees the Millenium Falcon and the conversation starts:
Koichi: "What a piece of junk!"
boat captain Akitsu: "I know it doesn't look like much, but she's got it where it counts..."
The director, takashi yamazaki said that the next movie he wants to do is a Godzilla vs ________ movie
I hope he fights varan to be honest
@@train_go_boom2065 Who knows it could be a totally different monster or what every year it’s coming out of could be the anniversary of an old Godzilla monster Who knows it could be anybody mothra,king gidora,biolanty,hidora,gigan
Imagine a Godzilla vs mothra or vs Rodan
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@@train_go_boom2065Varan? Damn. Old af.
Would oddly make sense
The original Godzilla was an allegory for nuclear weapons. I think in this movie Godzilla is an allegory for Shikishima’s, and Japan’s guilt, shame and PTSD after the war.
Seeing how one blast from Godzilla's atomic breath could cause so much damage. Is so unbelievable, it left me speechless.
Only the original godzilla theme already made this movie better than any American version.
That ending, when all the sound and music cut out and you just see everyone's reaction as it's happening, that hit me hard.
Such an unexpected gem of a film. Koichi is a special kind of hero. I’ve never seen a human character who is so perfectly Godzilla’s opposite in every conceivable way: it’s literally day and night, air and water, outcast and king, man and beast, stone-cold fear and white-hot rage.
It was so worth seeing this movie in theaters! It was such a surreal experience ❤ definitely one of if not the best Godzilla movie I have ever seen in my life! This movie a so deserved the Oscar!!
Godzilla is the scariest he’s ever been and the characters are so incredible! The action is intense and amazing! I love your reaction so much! Thank you for watching this masterpiece!!✨♥️😊
The job of a Japanese Kamikaze pilot was to fire their ordinance then literally crash their plane into the target as well. They were the original s-word bombers. He didn't want to die, he'd promised his mother he'd come home, so he landed on the island claiming troubles with his plane. It was something horrendously "dishonorable" in the culture at the time to not do his duty.
Godzilla hates humanity and his only goal was pure revenge. Beforehand, he seemed to have some contempt for them and only attacked when he was provoked into doing so. Kind of like how Jason does whenever people keep coming to Camp Crystal Lake. It’s like an animal protecting their territory.
But once he mutated and transformed into his famous form, his contempt for humanity turned into outright hatred and misanthropic. It’s implied that he blames them for why he turned into such a creature. That’s why he seems so outlandishly destructive, perhaps even moreso than his original 1950’s counterpart. This is probably the most angry and pissed I’ve ever seen him.
So basically… it’s kind of Oppenheimer’s fault lol.
sadness dramatic emotion its all in this movie... For me the best storyline among all godzilla movie.. i cry after watching
Koichi's screams after Noriko's death get me everytime, man. Instant goosebumps. Truly hated Godzilla in this film.
Hi! So as a Godzilla fan, what makes him stand out from other Kaijus is that Godzilla could be a dinosaur that was reawaken or evolved from the radiation when the bombing in Japan happened. His looks is suppose to resemble that of the burned victims from that bombing and of course his atomic breath (heat wave) is proof of that.
His first movie was a representation of the Bombing and devastation that occurred. Although they expanded and went through crazier routes with Godzilla films, this film serves as a SOFT remake of what the very first film in 1954 was suppose to be and thats what makes this movie very well loved.
As for this time era, if u were a kamikaze, you HAVE to die for ur country becuz it was more honorable. If u come back alive while many others died, you be discriminated.
You take out godzilla from this movie and you still got a great drama.
thats how good it is. god damn, kudos to the guys. They made a great Godzilla film with 1/10th of the budget of Legendary/WB.
I'm impressed no matter how many times I watch it.❤
The destroyer Yukikaze, which was used in the operation to ensure no one died, survived without being damaged despite participating in many battles in the Pacific War.
This is by far the best Godzilla I have watched. Hollywood needs to take note
I just watched it 5 seconds ago. In so many years I've A) not had a movie put me on the edge of my seat like this B) surprised me even when they telegraphed what was about to happen. Or C) made me cry several times throughout. . .
This is the lost art of filmmaking. This was perfect
GOD MOVIE! i almost cry twice, men the destruction in this movie is another level
Awesome reaction. The best I've ever seen actually
Atomic breath level comment, thank you
At 5:33 you are correct. All that destruction was from the war. At 35:32 the answer is yes. Godzilla was killed in the orignal 1954/1956 movie & in the 1998 movie (not every Godzilla fan considers the 1998 movie to be a true Godzilla movie) & again in the 1995 movie "Godzilla vs Destoroyah". As for "Godzilla: Minus One", I can't say anything that hasn't already been said. It's nothing short of an absolute masterpiece in film making & story telling.
Noriko is infected with Godzilla cells. Look at the ending scene again.
Amazing reaction if I had Godzilla film getting tears from me and caring about the human characters on my bingo card I would've won the lottery by now in KY opinion this film should've at least been nominated for best picture and director
I think godzilla was in no hurry following the ship, i believe he was just toying with them like a cat playing with a mouse before killing it
Hands down, the best Godzilla film of the 21st century and the second best film period.
@mdnyam3000 the original of course. May not have watched it, but that film was always dominant and will always be.
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3rd place has to be Shin, right?
I am half way into video. I have to stop. It is absolutely awesome so far. I have decided to wait to see the movie. I cannot have a spoiler . :(
Thank you SoloRaiju for showing your movie reaction.
Cannot wait to see movie. Been a Godzilla fan since I was a kid watching Godzilla movies on Saturday Movie fest in black and white. Yes I am 60yrs old.
I'm a lifelong Godzilla fan. I got into it when I was 7 with my best friend at the time. My local library had a ton of them on vhs just available to borrow for free. Coolest library ever. We watched the shit out of those movies.
I saw this movie in theaters (black and white) with that same friend and we're now 40 lol. We were just as hyped throughout the whole thing
This movie is a treasure. i even feel honored to have seen it on the big screen many times. i hope for some special occasion or just because Toho studios puts it back on the big screen. The camera angles by the director were made for the big screen, you found yourself looking at Godzilla from the same perspective of the characters.
This was a really good video. I look forward to whatever you watch next.
oh thank you
Why is Godzilla able to regenerate so quickly?
My guess is that Godzilla also damages his own body after emitting heat rays. You can confirm that from the video. In short,
his body was constantly damaged by the radioactivity in his body, and his survival instinct gave him the ability to quickly regenerate.
bro .. the random insert shots from movies in between your reactions are freaking hilarious. Pls dont stop doing that 😆
"Godzilla!? Who hurt you, my dog?" Hilarious!
If u see her neck at the end she has Godzilla DNA which made her survive
Minus one Godzilla is comparable to 2001 GMK Godzilla for being one of the evil Godzilla. That literally goes after humans.
And both GMK Godzilla and Minus One Godzilla's Atomic Breath can cause nuke-like explosions.
Minus One Godzilla is 50.1 meter tall, Monsterverse is 120 meters tall.
Many incarnations of Godzilla have regeneration like Heisei, Millennium, Shin Godzilla, Godzilla Earth, Godzilla Ultima. Even Monsterverse has regeneration, some are very fast like Minus One while others are slower, plus we do see it happened openly onscreen Minus One is one ofnthe few times we see it openly.
Unpopular opinion, 2000 Millennium Mire/Giragoji has one of the fast healing regenerations. But Minus One is more faster.
I think the director also said GMK was his favorite film, so it definitely fits.
mmhmm infact the 2001 GMK Godzilla movie made me realize you cannot kill godzilla its physically impossible
along with the 1954 version plus this one
Before mutation this Godzilla only attacked after humans shot at him. But after the bomb test his body was hideously burned as well as mutated. Godzilla is in constant pain, and it blames humans for what happened to it. That's why it attacks. There's a line in the trailer that didn't make it into the movie, that sums up that reality: "That monster will never forgive us."
"Oh my God! Eat so much shit, Godzilla!" 😂 38:34
23:06 'what's Goji's goal?' Goji is an artist and his art is death--he's about to create his masterpiece.
Amazing movie...loved it...Just so you know..the actor who plays Koichi Shikishima (Ryunosuke Kamiki) does the voice for one of the main characters in the anime movie "Your Name"...which is well worth seeing....I have actually visited the area where Godzilla attacks the train...I was in Japan just a few weeks before this movie came out here in the UK...On the flight home..I watched a movie called "Dr Coto's Clinic"...Ryunosuke Kamiki and Hidetaka Yoshioka who plays Kenji "Doc" Noda both starred in "Dr Coto's Clinic"..So was nice to see them both in "Godzilla Minus 1" just a few weeks after I got home...The building with the clock on it is still there.
Yeah if you freeze it you can actually see Kōichi eject just a few frames before the plane hits Godzilla.
Godzilla is pure evil. I cried at the end. War is depressing. I'm glad she survived at the end. But now has radiation poisoning. Minus one took it to the next level.
Its a japanese movie, so it totally fits on the channel. Hell yeah
Incredible movie was lucky enough to see it in theaters so stoked it’s on Netflix now I’ve already watched it 3 times
Fun fact: Godzilla has two brains (for the two bombs dropped on Japan). Shikishima destroyed the one in his skull, but the one at the base of his spine survived. And so...
Great reaction, thank you for uploading.
Thanks for such a kind comment :)
Minus One is a SPECTACULAR film!!! Easily one of the best Godzilla movies of all time
I really like the Godzilla from Legendary's Monsterverse (Hollywood's take that "saved" Toho from bankruptcy in turn making them confident enough to make Shin and Minus One if I remember correctly) and think they did a really good job with the first 2. King of the Monsters is my 2nd favorite of the recent movies, and the Vs Kong and the recent G+K one to me aren't quite as good but still a lot of fun.
Shin Godzilla was a weird trip, thanks to the Evengellion creators directing it. It would have been, or could be cool to see more of it with the weird designs they had in the art book.
The ending to this movie made me cry man, I was expecting that ending but it still got me, such an amazing Godzilla movie. I'd say I love this movie about as much as Shin Godzilla, truly PEAK GOJI.
Fantastic movie. Great action and an even greater story-line.
No the ejection wasn’t there before, the lead mechanic added to the airplane for him to come back for his future. Yes, I cried as well. Please also check the seven minutes ending theme, it’s so beautiful composition. It made the movie so perfect.
The mechanic didn't add the seat the writing on the seat is German and says Schleudersitz (Ejection Seat)
Such a terrific movie! I have seen so many Godzilla films over the years, this one is now my favorite.
"Godzilla Minus One" is a life-affirming film centered on a kamikaze pilot as its lead. Despite expectations for him to perish in the war, he defied his fate, prompted by his parents' heartfelt plea for his safe return. Similarly, Noriko's survival of Godzilla's heat ray blast parallels Shikishima's narrative. She vowed to live on for her deceased parents, albeit infused with Godzilla's radiation G-cells. Each time Godzilla unleashes his devastating heat ray, his physical form deteriorates, with his burning skin disintegrating into the air. Consequently, Noriko may not be the sole survivor of the Ginza attack; anyone sheltered by the kaiju's shadow and exposed to its particles could have survived. Noriko and these other affected individuals could play significant roles in a sequel if Toho opts to pursue this storyline, departing from their usual standalone Godzilla films.
21:26 The cut, when Godzilla turned, smashing the buildings to the people in the street, was so good.
24:18 And I got mad chills when the girl pushed the main character into the alley.
Tsukishima, who was exposed to Godzilla's radiation close by, and the black Godzilla cells crawling up her neck in the hospital scene, this is not a happy ending!
40:14
THAT shot...yeah i now understand just how much Godzilla hates us. bro was willing to melt himself to kill a few more of us
I bet a lot of people don't realize that the "46cm cannon shells" they use are the 18 inch shells from the Battleship Yamato.
Kamikaze pilots were actually volunteers. They went through a ceremony to swear an oath to die for their country. Shikishima's neighbor didn't actually believe he personally could have saved her family. He just symbolized all those who failed to protect Japan and "allowed" that ruin to come to them. She spoke out of grief.
Kamikaze pilots were not always volunteers. My great uncle was drafted into a kamikaze squadron when he was still a student in college. He wanted no part in the war but once drafted, felt he had no choice but to accept it. The extreme warrior culture at the time didn't help that decision either.
Edit: Almost forgot to mention that the boys in his class were drafted along with him. So him and his friends were put in a squadron together once they began training.
Did you notice what's on her neck.
If you have not seen it you need to watch the original 1954 black n white Godzilla film.
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.
"To get him in the exact spot you want him? That's gonna be so hard."
*Enter Ryan George* "Actually, it's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience."
Man, I sprayed coffee out of my left nostril at that little cameo 😂
"Getting Godzilla right where you want him is tight!"
Seeing this movie first time with you really enjoyed it glad you are back and trying new things, Also waiting for Attack on Titan season 2❤
this random comment got me to get back on it, good job.
44:22 They did, in fact, all live.
44:17 i'm surprised you didn't notice the black mark on her neck.
Apparently, the director said that that was Godzilla cells
44:48 they tried killing them off with the oxygen destroyer and that didn't work. He literally went to hell in the comics and he came back out alive, kicking everyone's ass of course. And he defeated Zeus..... Godzilla is a bona fide God slayer and true immortal
Godzilla never die .
Did you see the mark at Norikos neck in 44:21?
Best Godzilla movie ever. One of the best movies period.
So the reason godzilla looks like it does at the start is because he isn't godzilla yet it's still a godzillasaurus and after the atomic bomb he becomes godzilla with powers
Koichi shouted at Godzilla, and black rain began to fall. The scene was intensely sad, and my chest felt tight with emotion. 22:41
I keep commenting this to people, but the whole budget of the film was 10-12 million dollars. In contrast, She-Hulk had the budget of 25 million PER EPISODE.
Minus One looks phenomenal for the time and money they had.
The best godzilla movie ever!!!!!!
3:34 This was a first, where you see Godzilla deliberately looking at humans with the intention, "I'm gonna f**k you up."
Great reaction and commentary bro! I watched it in Tokyo on 4D. Insane!
thank you mate. Tokyo AND 4d. thats one hell of an experience
6:00 Actually she never said '' if you'd only done your job''
She said ’’If the military had done job, my children would not have died''
This sub is not really good
11:38 うーんここの字幕も変
’’prehistoric dinosaur turned monster''って言ってるけどモンスター化した姿はまだ見ていないのだからおかしいですね
It's a beautiful film
5:36 That isn't GOZILA. Just "The Bombing of Tokyo" (東京大空襲, Tōkyōdaikūshū).This attack was a series of bombing air raids launched by the United States Army Air Forces during World War II.
Not sure how accurate this was but this was rated best movie of the year but because it was made in Japan they didn’t count it and barbey won movie of the year lol
44:21 you didnt see back of her neck. Something happened to noriko.
Indeed, it's also the only way she could of survived, via regeneration.
37:41 "Brace yourself! Accept death! Give the order!" is closer to the Japanese "腹をくくれ!" than just "Give the order!"
Such a great film. I love Godzilla, but we almost didn't really need him, thats how great the human's story was.
23:08
His goal is revenge
Humans invaded his territory and shot him, and even involved him in a nuclear test.
so you've heard of Pacific RIM
you know what movie to watch next
Godzilla Minus One may be considered evil to humans, but can you blame him? Considering he was mutated by an Atomic Bomb?
Video title: *makes it seem like Godzilla Minus One will make you cry _ONLY ONCE_ *
Godzilla Minus One: *cracks knuckles*
あなたは最後の病室のシーンで首筋に黒いあざが浮かんできてることに気が付きましたか？
Shikishima is like the Luke Skywalker of this movie
35:33 Yes in toho old godzilla movies (Not counting Shin godzilla)
"What's your goal Gojira?" - "Death"
In your off time you should watch the original 1954 Gojira, this films inspiration.
The way Godzilla had his head on top of the water during the chase after the mine explosion was similar to a crocodile that looks on top of the water as the crocodile watches for food
Yeah Godzilla will return to fight another monsters. .
35:32 yeah, Godzilla has died in 3 separate films before this one.
I just wanted to say by the end of the film, my brother and I were cracking jokes about how godzilla targeted that man for no reason.