Godzilla Comments

Cathryn 2022-03-20 09:02:23

Leave the world a lonely...

Madyson 2022-03-19 09:01:07

Godzilla is the ancestor. This kind of script in the 1950s is already great. In addition to science fiction and thriller elements, it also directly reflects the current status of nuclear tests around the world at that time, and it can be regarded as a wake-up call for mankind. Now it seems that Godzilla is not scary at all, but so...

Demario 2022-03-19 09:01:07

The birth of the series in 1954 coincided with the "Fifth Fukulong Maru Incident in Bikini Island", and the film's topic of nuclear nucleus obviously has resentment against this matter. As a world power that symbolizes natural anger, Godzilla imposes sanctions on humans who abuse nuclear weapons. The theme is much more serious than other Godzilla movies in the Showa series. There are no other monsters in this game as a sparring partner, and it has earned enough performance just by destroying...

Wilbert 2022-03-19 09:01:07

Like the tray design of CC Blu-ray, Godzilla’s head will pop up when I open...

Talon 2022-03-19 09:01:07

In the past 60 years, when the new version of "Godzilla" was released, I saw that the image of Godzilla had been very successful. The lens technology was very powerful. The fish that died of "liquefaction", Godzilla Not convincing, the final nuclear test talk is a bit...

Adalberto 2022-03-19 09:01:07

The Godzilla series is the first mountain production, the narrative is rigorous and not cumbersome (including the Japanese hatred of nuclear weapons), and the soundtrack establishes the style of the Showa series (in many places, the soundtrack is used for narration rather than the screen). The special effects are embodied by miniature models and editing. It's rough but worth...

Birdie 2022-03-18 09:01:05

Is this the legendary special film? The fear of nuclear radiation spreads throughout the film. It can be seen how deep the fear of fatigue caused by the two atomic bombs in the Japanese hearts. Not so much Godzilla represents the United States, it is more like the soul of Japanese militarism. To truly destroy Godzilla, the only way to destroy Godzilla is nuclear...

Cassandre 2022-03-18 09:01:05

It's hard to imagine the level of surprise that people in the 1950s would have when they saw this film. It is absolutely bursting with those 3D films that are useless except for the picture today. The fear and reflection on wars, nuclear weapons, etc. make this film full of depth, and it has become a...

Virginia 2022-03-17 09:01:06

Two and a half stars, Godzilla who destroys everything is a product of nuclear fear and an insinuation of the United States. It was the American forces who forced the Japanese to subdue on the Missouri in Tokyo Bay. "Godzilla" was born. The ruins where Godzilla went has also evoked the belief in rebuilding his homeland. Godzilla and the special effects themselves are too clumsy, but they are the precedents of special...

Ulices 2022-03-17 09:01:06

Godzilla started. After watching King Kong, Eiji Tsuburaya and Tomoyuki Tanaka decided to design an exclusive monster for the Japanese, which opened the curtain for half a century. The scenes of Godzilla appearing in the city almost directly copied "King Kong". The doomsday complex and the nuclear crisis, Godzilla is a warning fable. Spectacle building + hero image + genre narrative, textbook example. It is said that it was the Godzilla of Honda Inoshiro that influenced Brad Pitt's...