It is very characteristic. The characters, locations and even the weapons have subtitles for remarks. The close-up of the characters is full of comedy, and there are a lot of close-ups that are almost fanatical about showing the work scene. All kinds of strange camera positions and how to see how to take special monster scenes cover the whole film with a strange atmosphere that is not tense anyway. Although many places do not have the serious temperament of human awe and fear of disaster. But the core is by no means empty, nuclear bomb fears, post-war trauma, SDF capacity limitations, US-Japan relations, and finally international relations. Like the flu at the end, the island nation plus the U.S. military control is a peculiar panic of a small country. So obsessed with proudly displaying their various advanced weapons in the face of external threats, they are powerless. After losing the asylum of the United States, they will face the dual threats of monsters and nuclear bombs. The two big countries around them, China and Russia, are eyeing them, and they can only exchange information with international allies. Godzilla died in the end, it's very interesting, wake up first, send bait to run out of energy, send missiles to bury it, fill it with medicine and put it in the refrigerator to freeze. It can be said to be very serious. The movie in the United States that throws nuclear bombs in the face of various crises should be studied hard
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