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Alfreda 2022-01-12 08:01:13
Atomic Fear
Godzilla can be regarded as the most famous monster image in Japan, and its popularity is probably equal to that of King Kong in the United States (in fact, in 1962, Japan had filmed "King Kong vs. Godzilla" belonging to the Godzilla universe), of course The most familiar film and television work...
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Kaitlin 2022-01-12 08:01:13
Godzilla-Thoughts Brought by Monster Movies
Not just a simple monster movie, but a deep Godzilla.
After the war, abusive movies emerged in Japan, that is, they often portray the image of the victim in the film. On the one hand, Godzilla represents outsiders and perpetrators, wherever he goes are ruins, symbolizing the atrocities of...
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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 interesting~
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Mattie 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Godzilla is my third favorite little monster~ Second only to the Alien Queen and the Elder Jagged Blood~ Its trans-era significance in film history is that since then, the masterpieces of nature headed by King Kong have faded out of the silver screen, and all the shapes are huge and claws. Basically, they have become a by-product of human civilization~ You really underestimate the power of creation... ah~ As for anti-war and anti-nuclear things, do you still carry the ambition of world peace when you go to the zoo~
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[last lines]
Dr. Kyohei Yamane: I can't believe that Godzilla, was the last of his species. If nuclear testing continues, then someday, somewhere in the world, another Godzilla may appear.
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Chief of Emergency Headquarters: This is quite a problem, professor. If this keeps up, we'll have to suspend the international shipping routes. Have you found a way? Is there something we can do to defeat it?
Kyohei Yamane-hakase: So, that's it...
Chairman of Diet Committee: Professor Yamane, let's be honest. If there's a way to defeat Godzilla, we need to know.
Kyohei Yamane-hakase: It's impossible! Godzilla absorbed massive amounts of atomic radiation and yet it still survived! What do you think could kill it? Instead, we should focus on why it is still alive. That should be our top priority!
