Watching the movie "Godzilla" (1954) today, I am ashamed to say that this is the first time I have watched this masterpiece in its entirety. I want to use immortality to describe it, not only because it has an immeasurable impact on future generations, but also because it is a cigarette brand of an era. Those inadvertent lines are very painful: "I don’t have a friend who is a scientist in Germany. ", "We are going to Dad's world", which is a hundred times more shocking than the sensational drama created by the latecomers, and the audience can get a glimpse of the spirit of the Showa era. Although this Godzilla appeared in a leather case, its excellent model making and photographic skills gave it a sense of "natural disaster". This is the embodiment of nuclear fear, just like Oppenheimer’s first atomic bomb test. "Bhagavad Gita" chanted at the scene: I am becoming death, the destroyer of the world. The younger generations are happily following the predecessor’s setting and dreaming of Secondary Two. The big screen shows the scene of big monsters fighting each other over and over again. The anti-war and compassion contained in this story have long since disappeared. It seems that the 16-year-old ruffian The filmed "True Godzilla" is quite a successor. A truly good movie has a very saturated amount of information, and it is self-evident, which makes people reluctant to fast forward. I don't understand what the contemporary filmmakers who play with the concept and set the last thing to make are ineffective.
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