Up From The Depths Reviews | Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991)
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- Visitors from the future arrive to save Japan from Godzilla by erasing him from history.
Released: December 14, 1991
Producer: Shogo Tomiyama
Executive Producer: Tomoyuki Tanaka
Director: Kazuki Omori
Screenplay: Kazuki Omori
Music: Akira Ifukube
Special Effects: Koichi Kawakita
Starring:
Kōsuke Toyohara as Kenichiro Terasawa
Anna Nakagawa as Emmy Kano
Megumi Odaka as Miki Saegusa
Katsuhiko Sasaki as Professor Mazaki
Yoshio Tsuchiya as Yasuaki Shindo
Robert Scott Field as M-11
Chuck Wilson as Wilson
Richard Berger as Grenchiko
Godzilla portrayed by Kenpachiro Satsuma, Godzillasaurus portrayed by Wataru Fukuda, King Ghidorah portrayed by Hurricane Ryu
#Godzilla #KingGhidorah
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It seems like every video starts out with "after the last movie didn't do well.."
It's funny how Godzilla movies don't do well yet Godzilla perpetually endures
Just goes to show how Toho respects the property. If it were any company, Godzilla would have been discontinued the moment a film flops. I know Godzilla has been through some questionable changes but those are mostly because they want to make him more marketable which sounds good at first but will blow up in their face after.
@@jakequali7608 I am super happy for Toho that FINALLY in 2016 their Godzilla ("Shin Gojra") was a massive, unquestionable commercial (and artistic) success in Japan.
Yeah you're right!
Each instalment of Godzilla experiments with a different atmosphere, I think that's what makes it so interesting.
Godzilla is a franchise that’s way too big to fail. Well Godzilla movies don’t do all too well, it’s merchandise does just fine enough to justify continuing the the franchise.
I think this has one of the most defining moments in Godzilla history, where immediately after defeating King Ghidorah and saving Japan, Godzilla instantly turns around and goes to destroy Japan.
Yo I remember that 😂
It was legit hilarious how after he's done with King Ghidorah he's just like
"Alright where was I? Oh yeah! Destroying japan again..!" 😂
That's because it's his job, not Ghidorah's!
Because it is his territory and will defend it from predators while still causing trouble for the inhabitants
This movie had one of the oddest deliveries of a line. When the Americans blast pre-mutated Godzilla and the commander says, "Take that, you dinosaur." Like he was trying to deliver a one liner but it just didn't happen.
Like Biollante really didn't appreciate this movie when I first saw it; due to my uncle getting the bootleg without subtitles. When I saw it again 6 year later it became one of my favorites in the franchise. Frankly in my opinion, this movie is the best representation of Godzilla's personality. By the way I met Robert Scott Field, Megumi Odaka and Kenpachiro Satsuma at G-Fest last year.
That's awesome! I have to go sometime, it's so close I have no excuse not to go.
I heard that Megumi Odaka has been I'll for some time. Did she seem to be in good shape? And is she going to be in any more Godzilla films?
@@UpFromTheDepths88
Ugh, I was hoping you would do better than complain about not understanding the time loop.
www.scifijapan.com/articles/2007/08/16/godzilla-vs-king-ghidorah-time-travel-and-the-origins-of-godzilla/
@@GaiusIntrepidus
Considering my comment was a year old, can you elaborate on *how* it was "sloppy?"
"Delightfully bonkers" - man, you really have a way of hitting the nail on the head. I love that in-a-nutshell description!
The last appearance of my favorite version of the Heisei Godzilla suit, aside from a small cameo in Godzilla vs Mothra the next year.
PS: Hope you mention the change in Godzilla's roar in the next four movies.
Great movie, my second favorite! Did you know that there wasn't a person in the Mecha-King Ghidorah suit? It was so heavy it was deemed unsafe, so it was controlled strictly by wires. Really goes to show how good of a special effects director Koichi Kawakita was.
Great review, as always, man 👍🏻!
A couple of years ago, I gave a DVD of this film to the 8-year-old son of a friend, after they moved away. About a month or so later, they called me, where the son EXPLODED with the amount of of joy he experienced from watching the movie.
Last year, I recited this story to Robert Scott Field, who was EXCEPTIONALLY delighted to know that such a young fan adored his sole Godzilla movie so much 😁❤️.
That's an awesome story!
In my opinion this is one of the best Godzilla films in the Heisei series, it truly brings back the iconic arch rival battle between Godzilla and King Ghidorah.
Also this is my favorite version of Ghidorah as he appears more dragon-like than the Showa version
Never found the time travel stuff confusing myself, I just think people often misinterpret what is being said vs what is being shown. It is is still convoluted as all hell though.
I'm glad Endgame was able to make a time travel plot that wasn't confusing.
My one problem is that they delete the 2nd godzilla from the timeline.....but everyone still remember him existing...ok
Jon Ryder thats because he wasnt deleted
@@caydenl.4878 but he was tho. 85 and Biolante couldnt happen since he was at the bottom of the oceon so ppl would remember the original not the new one if their timeline is changed. The only way they would remember is if they made a split new timeline but then they would just return to their normal one. Idk i never liked the time travel in this movie
Jon Ryder i believe wikizilla explains in it their video but it is confusing
Wow, these Japanese versions look like 2019 movies...because they're remastered to high definition 😊🤗
While I've seen the movie already and I do plan on seeing it again here's my reveiw summarized:
The time travel plot was awesome in concept, but needlessly complicated in execution, as it burrows terminator and back to the future and Godzilla all into a convoluted narrative mess filled with plot holes and illogical plot progressions. Nonetheless, it delivers on the kaiju action and it's exploration of Godzilla's origins. Give it a 6/10.
This is my fourth favorite film in the series. Utterly ridiculous plot, but still engaging nonetheless. Great special effects, decent characters, and some amazing story and character moments! I swear, the final standoff between Godzilla and Mr. Shindo never fails to make me tear up. It’s that emotionally affecting for me. The monster designs look at their very best in the series, the action scenes are awesome, and the score is absolutely amazing! The time travel plot never really bothered me much because I’ve watched way too much Doctor Who for time travel inconsistencies to bother me, lol.
Also this movie has M11. Immediate 10/10.
3:48 Finally. A reviewer who takes that scene seriously and doesn't simplify it as Shindo being an delusional idiot.
The Emmy’s last scene of her bidding both her ancestor and homeland goodbye was Anna Nakagawa’s farewell to us Godzilla fans to me after I learned of her passing. 😢
What I love about these early Heisei films directed by Kazuki Omori (GvBiollante and GvKing Ghidorah) is thay they usually go for new and refreshing ideas to take the franchise to and no matter how absurd it ends up being, it continues to be engaging and deliever on both story and spectacle.
i've been watching this guys since like 100 subs and i don't understand wtf he only has 300? he should have atleast 10 or 20k w how well crafted his vids r
I remember it was the final fight that made me realize how much Godzilla uses his atomic ray or really how beam spamming it is. I mean at least the first fight had a mix of melee thrown in. I also give Biollante a pass since that first got Godzilla spamming and is a favorite and Super Mechagodzilla since they made clear Heisei Mechagodzilla is uesless at melee.
I agree with giving Godzilla vs biolante a pass but NOT super mechagodzilla. He should have been designed to be more of a brawler in the first place. It was one of Godzilla’s closest moments to death and yet I barely remember that fight.
One of my favorites of all G films. Thanks for the review.
As Matt from MONSTROSITIES: Tokusatsu Vlog once said, "They're killing our boys!!! The Dinosaurs killing our boys!!!"
"The use of time travel is always a tricky plot device in fiction." True, because in non-fiction it's a piece of cake. I"m just kidding; I love these; THANK YOU FOR MAKING THEM! :)
I remember CNN reported a story about this film. There was a complaint that the film was anti-American because of the Americans in the time travel sequence appeared comedic with an actor screaming the line, “A DINOSAUR! A GIGANTIC DINOSAUR! AND IT’S ATTACKING OUR BOOOYYYSSS!”
Godzilla kills the American force in short order.
Robert Scott Field was very memorable as M-11. The scene as he is running after Emi and Terasawa and keeping a straight face reminded me of Woody from Toy Story.
The scene with Shindo and Godzilla meeting again was powerfully classic.
Favorite Godzilla movie That's with Time travel. Found this movie interesting, still love it.
This was the first Godzilla I ever saw as a 5 year old. Ever since I've been hooked, but this movie still remains my favorite Godzilla movie of all time.
Your take on Godzilla vs King Ghidorah is way more charitable than mine.
Between the campier tone, the HUGE step backwards in terms of special effects and direction, the obnoxious nationalism and sugar coating of Japan's WWII military culture, and dusting off a kaiju antagonist that should have stayed in the Showa era, Godzilla vs King Ghidorah marks the point where Toho (once again) steered the series away from a more serious tone and towards to the trashier end of the spectrum, but without going far enough for it to be dumb fun.
Everything you wrote here is exactly what I thought of this one.
Im still making my way through the films, but youre so right
My number favorite Godzilla suit and costume, legacy starts here. Appearance is iconic and perfection!
This used to be one of my fav G-Films, but not anymore. It kinda feels like Toho overreacted to Biollante's unfortunate box-office failure with the movie being tonally inconsistent. But, I still really dig so many moments from this movie.
This was the first Godzilla movie I ever owned, I think I was 4 or 5 when I got it
In some scenes, this shines visually, easily outstripping Returns and Biollante in my opinion. Yet other scenes are some of the hokiest looking things I've ever seen on screen. In particular there's one scene with a jetpack that looks so awful, adds, nothing to the plot and just makes me ask "whyyyy"
This movie is far from perfect and has got serious problems, but I still enjoy it. Godzilla's characterization is great stuff, it's got some good monster acting, and it features one of Yoshio Tsuchiya's finest acting performances. I also want to say Anna Nakagawa was a very talented actress. She was very good in Kiyoshi Kurosawa's crime film Cure (1997).
I adore this film. Easily my favorite Godzilla film. Great review.
This is actually my favorite of the Heisei era. Destoroyah makes an extremely close second but this is my favorite for now. This is still my favorite Godzilla design in the entire franchise and this is the 3rd best Ghidorah design in the franchise. The special effects are also some of the best of the Heisei era and the soundtrack is also one of the best in the series and it fits the monsters weight and strength. Now the fights are pretty short but explosive and brutal and the first fight is one of the best of the series. Especially the moment where Godzilla blasts off Ghidorah's middle head off. And we can't forget how awesome Mecha King Ghidorah looks. The human characters and plots are also better than your average Godzilla film. If there are any problems, its that I am not a fan of Ghidorah orgin and the special effects can look kinda bad a few times. These are small problems though and when the film does so much right, you won't even care about the problems. I will give this film a 9.3/10
The time Lords forgot heiseo Godzilla and the original godzilla are two different monsters
Godzilla is actually never erased from history in this film. It can be explained on Wikizilla's RUclips channel.
This was a good call by Toho to bring back a famous enemy of Godzilla and make it work. Heck, they even managed to squeeze in a semi-original monster with Mecha-King-Ghidorah. This isn't my favorite Heisei movie, but it's definitely up there for sure.
...The problem I always had with this film is I feel like it's dipping its toes a bit too deeply into the well of problematic Japanese ultranationalism? But I guess I should try it again and see if I can turn off the part of my brain that can't help but read into that.
Nah, I get the same vibe off it. Betting on the inevitable "uGh, iT'S NoT pRobLemAtiC, yOu WeStErnErs aNd YoUr wOkE SEnsiBiLiTiEs" response.
Yeah the whole "Japan will start buying countries" part of the plot was silly. I just took it as a campy reason but I was young when i first saw it.
Actually the people from the future moved the Godzillasaurus to somewhere else. Which they're responsible for creating the 1985 Godzilla .
To this day this is my favourite Godzilla movie. Only surpassed by the Heisei Gamera Trilogy.
This was probably one of my top 3 fav Godzilla movies growing up
A little tidbit that you didn’t mention- this movie is what got godzilla films no longer imported to America. The studio saw it as anti American because of the way the scene was handled with the G.I.s in the World War II. That is why we never got to see this or the later films until the popularity of DVDs.
How much I love that Ghidorah theme.
Essentially, the time travel is just them transporting a random godzillasouras to another island, meaning they didn't actually do anything at all.
He was teleported to the bottom of the Bering Sea.
I remember the first time I saw this movie on VHS in the early 00s like wow this movie was amazing and changed my life
looking back at the reason for the futurions wanting to erase godzilla to keep japan from being a super power really find it an awesome in hindsight showing of the heisei series continuity that the countries they mentioned likely weren't ones that were oppressed but enemies trying to knock it down only to be destroyed by godzilla junior protecting them with how he definitely cares for humans having a better relationship with them.(really heartwarming that even if we didn't get to see more of godzilla junior with his new power it hints he was responsible with it helping japan become a super power with his protection.:3)
This was my very first Godzilla movie
This one is in my top 5 fav Godzilla movies!
This is one of the first Godzilla movies I ever saw. 😃
I loved watching the final battle between him and King Ghidorah. Just a lot of fun. 👍
I love this one. It is a wild ride.
This is the only Heisei era film I've ever seen, and I really want to see the others. Shame though we can't seem to get the DVDs over here.
Hey man whats ur top 5 g movies this is top 3 for me
Few movie monsters have ever had as complicated a role as Godzilla, and that's what makes him great :)
Let's not forget Major Spielberg
I believe this may have been the first Japanese Godzilla movie I ever saw. Honestly, I don't remember much, I don't even exactly remember how old I was, but I do remember King Ghidora and Mecha King Ghidora, and while I still haven't seen a ton of Kaiju movies, he's certainly my favorite monster of them all. Three heads, flies, shoots lightning stuff, he's awesome.
The one is in my top 5 fav Godzilla movies!!
Proud to say, my first g movie.
If Rhodey name-dropped this time travel movie in Avengers: Endgame, I would've lost my mind.
Does the Japanese Blu-ray of this movie have sub titles?
Interesting thing the time travellers actually created the heisei Godzilla
Notice you didn't mention the odd Easter egg in this film . The scene the military officers first witnessing the flying saucer like time machine passing over them landing ,then seeing their soldiers getting chased off the island by the proto GODZILLA, and again seeing the machine flying away ,one of the officers said to the other
Something like '' spacemen, dinosaurs you'll have quite the story to tell your grandsons about LT SPIELBERG . ''
in other words the inspirations for two of Steven Spielberg biggest cinema hits came from his grandfather remembrances.
KAIJU MONSTERS FAN FOREVER!!!🙂🙂🙂
The whole time travel conundrum in this film nigh single handedly ravaged the rest of the heisei timeline. Sure some good scenes came from the:going back in time, but the ones that did could have been accomplished with a flashback or two. Lovely king ghidorah design though he’s nerfed the first fight was done very well. And though mechakingghidorah was similarly awesome the limitations of this suit make for one of the lesser fights of the series in my opinion. Despite all its flaws I do enjoy it greatly for how goofy it can be as well as a few of the serious moments.
i didn't really find the time travel that hard to see(definitely complicated and could've explained things like there being 2 godzillasaurus: the heisei and the one that became 1954.) but did get confused thinking they erased the heisei godzilla instead of just putting him away from the blast radius.
that aside i love this movie with the focus on godzilla's relationship with humanity showing the heisei godzilla feeling betrayed when left behind as a surprisingly docile dinosaur(was surprised he just knocked trees onto the u.s army protecting the soldiers instead of outright eating them.) and angered by the attacks that nearly killed him(his attack on tokyo after defeating ghidorah is pretty much him taking his anger out on tokyo for deserting him/that hesitation when he kills shindo still gets me with him giving a painless death or humanity showing when almost too blinded with rage.) ,enjoyed the main characters especially emi(wish she appeared again) & m 11(basically the closest to the terminator in a godzilla movie.:3)and while not a fan of the dorats do like mecha king ghidorah(would love if he came back in monsterverse using mechagodzilla/kevin's head.).
As cool as Mecha King Ghidorah looks, he has a really glaring weakspot that is easy to hit. The futurians feel like villains from a James Bond movie. Also, it was really gut-wrenching seeing the Godzillasaurus being bombarded by the ship and screaming in pain.
I am watching through the entire series, the Showa Era have some good movies (like the OG) but a lot of them were hard to get through. Been looking forward to the Heisei Era, I'd heard great things and loved the previous two movies and was highly anticipating this one as King Ghidorah is Godzilla's greatest foe but man, this movie did not do it for me... The plot is an absolute mess, there is some ridiculous moments that would fit the Showa Era better, throughout and i just hate what they did with Godzilla, making him the big bad and Ghidorah the under dog. About the plot, lets go back in time and stop Godzilla from happening, return to the present and some how everyone still know about Godzilla even though he was prevented, then in comes KD, a big threat so lets make Godzilla who from the word go is somehow at the top of his game after literally just being made (why was in still at the bottom of the ocean if he didn't exist??) and kills KD with ease... THEN Godzilla is the big threat so yeah, lets bring back KD to stop him... WTF is going on??? 🤣🤦♂️
So looking forward to MechaGhidorah but man, didnt like what they did with this movie at all, huge disappointment. Just not what i was expecting. Need a 2nd viewing
I just want to know how do you get away with showing footage from the films?
My personal favorite.
The bits about radiation were just insulting tho.
I remember one of the major things I noticed was that the people in present still remembered Godzilla after he was erased from time, like what? The only people that should remember are the time travelers XD
O well, I still have mad love for the movie, it is one of the favourites
It's a little confusing, but the reason why everyone remembered Godzilla (and why the G-Force division of the army was around), was because everything *still* happened. The Japanese and the Futurians both *thought* that because of the way time travel worked, that the Godzillasaurus being moved from that spot to another would mean he'd never be irradiated, and upon seeing Ghidorah, they all thought he was their new kaiju problem; they neglected the hubris of humanity, as nuclear bomb tests were still being done in multiple areas. Godzilla still becomes Godzilla but his transformation is years later, and he's irradiated with a stronger dose of nuclear radiation that made him stronger and larger. The 1984 incident and Godzilla's fight with Biollante still happened (which is why Biollante is mentioned in the Spacegodzilla film), and Godzilla recovered to the ocean to heal up after that fight. The Japanese, thinking that he still wasn't Godzilla due to the hijinks of time travel, sent that nuclear sub, which inadvertently made him even *stronger,* as because he still hadn't reappeared on the surface yet, they wrongfully assumed he wasn't Godzilla yet. The twist was, that he *was* already Godzilla when they sent the sub, which showed that no matter what they did with the Godzillasaurus, he was destined to become Godzilla.
And of course, this Godzilla wasn't even the first 1954 Godzilla who originally attacked Japan, so they still would have remembered a Godzilla existed in some way.
I pretty much always hate time travel in any film because it often leads to plot holes or too many plot headaches. That's one of the sticking points about this one for me......and I am aware that there is a video that fully and thoroughly explains exactly what happens with the time travel in this film....I still don't care for it.
I wish they had gone with another alien plot-line. But still, this was the film that determined the switch into the 'very colorful laser light show' battles of the 90s Heisei films...and those are always visually engaging to watch.
This is my favourite heise Godzilla suit
A classic game of bad vs worse!
Their is another video on youtube by Wikizilla explaining the time travel plot. It actually makes sense after watching that video. They supposedly never actually get rid of Godzilla after all. Which has something to do with there being two Godzilla's I believe. I can't remember. I'll have to go watch it again. lol. But yeah the only thing I didn't like about this movie were the cheesy effects surrounding some of M11's action scenes, and the stiff Ghidorah prop. lol.
God(zilla) I love this era and it's more somber and downright sad tone and themes
The best heisie Godzilla movie
so its as good as KoTM?
Godzilla vs biolanti is so hard find on dvd and they say it was a fail.
MY FAVORITE G SUIT.
Sure the plot is convoluted but so is practically every sci-fi story dealing with time travel. Otherwise G vs KG is arguably the highpoint of the Heisei series and among the most multilayered kaiju eiga.
*EDIT*--Come to think of it, I might enjoy this film more if I had a copy without the awful American voiceovers, that's probably the worst thing about it.
Probably my least favored film in the series, the time travel and goofy androids really ruined it for me. I do love the origin story for Godzilla and that entire plot was beautiful but the fantastical plot just dragged on and got weirder.
When King Ghidorah finally shows up, then the film gets better, ignoring the comical Android fight on the UFO the rest of the film is very enjoyable. Mecha-King Ghidorah was a great addition and really what the film needed as just having a normal G vs KG had been done before so it was refreshing.
This Movie Has Got to Be My Number 1 All-Time Favourite Godzilla Movie
My Favourite Character in This Film Might Be M11, But it's Actually Emmy Kano, I'd Leave M11 At #2 With Emmy Kano At #1
I'd Say M11 is The Goku of The Movie
Heisei= Best era
@Up From The Depths Can you or anyone else here tell me what the alleged time travel plot holes are? I honestly don't know what they could be. All I do know is that 1) they said that 2 of the same person couldn't be in the same place at the same time w/out creating a time paradox (which they didn't do AFAICT), 2) they went back to 1944 to teleport Godzillasaurus & drop off the Dorats, leading to the disappearance of the old Godzilla & appearance of KG in 1992, & 3) after the new Godzilla beat up KG in 1992, they went to 2204 to fix up KG & bring Mecha KG to 1992. What am I missing?
If they stopped Godzilla's "birth" in 1944 why the people of 1992 knew he was missing?
Remember when the futurians told the Government & main characters their plan? After teleporting Godzillasaurus & dropping off the Dorats in 1944, they went to the time in 1992 after they had told said characters their plan. It's similar to when Superman was accidentaly sent to an apocalyptic future. When Savage sent Superman back to stop the apocalypse-causing problem, Savage clearly remembered what happened even after the future changed accordingly ("Thank you, my friend"): ruclips.net/video/UraRLx8u1zs/видео.html
@@gerardo9661 wasnt it that they thought the godzillasaurus was the 54 godzilla and put him in the bottom of the ocean to kill him, then the 54 godzilla came and went and it was revealed that the godzillasaurus was actually the heisei godzilla mutated by castle bravo so i guess it was destined for the futurians to create the 2nd godzilla
King kong was orginaly gonna be in this movie insted of King gidorah
Am I missing something? I was so excited to see this movie for the first time recently because of all of the hype but I just couldn't enjoy it. It's not that I don't understand the time travel stuff or just don't like heavy Sci-fi, as a matter of fact that's my favorite genre. I just couldn't understand why the main characters specifically were chosen for the mission, or why the Japanese woman went along with the deception despite clearly disagreeing with it. I also did not like the incest vibes I got at the very end or how weak Mecha King Ghidorah was. I should clarify that I loved the Kaiju stuff, special effects, and had to watch the English Dub. But I don't think the original Japanese version will magically fix all of the plot issues I have with it. I saw Godzilla vs Mothra right after and it was SO much better. Love Battra.
Shindo got the worst death of ANYONE in any of the films. Atomic Breath point blank as he looked straight into the proverbial soul of the Big G. No one, person or monster, got it as bad as he did.
Also, this is the movie with Major Speilberg.
I hate the plot, I love the fights, I watch for the fights, I just found it boring, but the action is amazing
PS I find find it very odd I never notice all the pro imperial Japan and anti American propaganda within the film that Omni viewer pointed out when watching this. Not sure how to discuss all that but it probably should be brought up.
What about the Japanese imperialist overtones?
Must watch or I’m sus
I was really disappointed by this movie, especially when compared against Godzilla 1985, Godzilla vs Biollante, Godzilla vs mechagodzilla II, and Godzilla vs Destoroyah. These other Heisei films are just so much better
Shame the movie is hot ass. But that's what usually happens when you have time travel with little to no rules.
The android is a terminator rip off
Yeah, it was just meant to be an homage. They also have a Diehard reference to the film, along with the Spielberg reference.
So, good 90s sfx, good music, good performances, awful writing. Fair review.
I felt this movie did a much better job with time travel than avengers endgame did!
The politics keep me away from this one
My problem with this film is ghidorah. Nice design. But his origins are just....no and he is weak asf in this film. Even his mecha version is weak. In the showa films it took 3 monsters to even slightly defeat him and 4 monsters to kill him to show how powerful he is. That isn't here. Ghidorah only puts up a small challenge before being blasted with a nuclear pulse and getting his head and wing blown up. And mecha ghidorah with still vurable as the previous ghidorah and with the metal armor will not help because godzilla atomic breath burns metal so the made him more vulnerable and I really don't think the middle head beam they created could be as powerful as the anti gravity beams and he is easily defeated by being blasted in the chest. What a disappointment
A lot of the reason why Ghidorah is weaker is because he becomes Ghidorah in 1954, whereas pushing back Godzilla's transformation inadvertently made him stronger than he was before. Had Ghidorah's birth been later on, he'd have defeated Godzilla had they left the Godzillasaurus in place. Also, Mecha-King Ghidorah was really just a Hail Mary play at that point. His main job was to get Godzilla away from Japan, and in that, he succeeded.
Omni Viewer used this video to talk about how Japan hasn't gotten over WW2, and secretly wishes to revive the Japanese empire.
I for one, will never like the backstory depicted in this movie.
The Shindo/Godzilla connection and scenes are THE only reason to watch this mess of a film imo.
Unpopular opinion: Most of the English dubbing was terrible.
That's a popular opinion lmao
😒 Never cared for this moves origin nonsense of Godzilla and Ghidorah. 😑