Outstanding commentary. I've watched many of Pixar movies over the years, your commentary really draws the viewer ever so closer to the meaning of the movie and the messaging. Congrats.🤩
Well, would you look at that. Another joke of a Sonic hate agenda video full of missinformation, already false and rather obnoxius debunked points about Sonic's meta era being ''terrible'' (When it was the best era for Sonic both for games and TV Shows), bias but most agrigous of all, Mario meat riding. Sonic wasn't saved by the movie, that honor goes to Frontiers and besides the franchise was doing just fine even with the game's beiong rather mediocre after the peak that was Unleashed and Generations. How this video is possitivly received is buffiling to me but i guess personal bias and missinformation are better than the facts themselves because of ''mah feelings and delusions''.
You clearly didn’t finish or pay attention to this video if you think this is sonic hate of any kind. This video came from a place of love for the sonic franchise. As you mentioned sonic was putting out mediocre titles for a while which made a lot of fans including myself lose interest over time. Me and many other fans passion for the franchise were brought back after seeing the films. I hardly see how I was Mario meat riding, all I did was mention some of the highest rated and selling Mario games that released around the same time the sonic franchise was on a decline. I am a fan of both, I can appreciate both from an objective standpoint. I agree the films were not the only factor that helped revive the franchise but it was definitely the one that sonic back into the mainstream.
@@DilpikBruh. Ι did watched it from start to finish. Looks like someone clearly doesn't remember what he is posting and you are trying to defend your bad take by deflecting lol because this video isn't even a inch close to what you are describing being. Sonic's meta era wasn't his downfall neither was the internet right about his games being "terrible" as objectively the Meta era gave us some of the best games in the whole franchise. Sonic's true downfall will always be after Colors till Mania and you being the "passionate Sonic fan" you are weren't aware of this which is utterly baffling. About Mario, i mean you kinda did when you compared Mario's Metacritic scores to Sonic like many love to do, like that's always a great indication of quality. In conclusion, no. Pretending to be " passionate about Sonic and demanding better" when you are literally just a another hate agenda meat rider crapping on the franchise for the views and recognition since it's the easiest way to get some internet carma is the last thing this franchise needs, especially to non Sonic fans which once again thanks to videos like this, will be blindy pursued away from the great parts of this franchise but gotta keep the hate train going, i'am i right?
From a storytelling perspective, it most certainly was a masterpiece! I'm a pretty hardened dude. Not very emotional, but I deeply respect the oldest artform, storytelling, and I study it. This movie was beyond great. It didn't waste anything. It packed in the feels in such a genuine way. The character arcs were superb. They couldn't have ended it more perfectly. Out of all the Marvel movies, nothing created empathy, and did so while making the movie so fulfilling as GOTG3. I think anyone who wants to shit on this movie is not genuine, and is speaking from bias of some sort, or is not intellectually capable of seeing substance beyond style. This movie had tons of heart and soul. I get how modern day idiocracy pushes for flash and style in order to wow and hypnotize idiots into thinking what they are seeing is great. They are incapable of understanding depth, because they cannot percieve it.
The plane, the Kyushu J7W Shinden was a real plane that flew right before the war ended. I really liked the touch of them using it for the film. BTW I'm seeing it again tomorrow, this time it the special black and white version in XD (Cinemark's version of IMAX) Can't wait to see Godzilla Minus One Minus Color (that's it official name)
Yeah those little touches are what make it so great. I also really want to see the black and white version, apparently it’s even scarier according to the director.
My bad. I did put a spoiler alert in the description but next time I will add one into the intro of the video. I apologize if I ruined anything for you.
I watched Godzilla Minus One this weekend and it really did feel like an original organic Movie vs. the rinse and repeat formula used across many films with weak characters, bad acting and subliminal corporate messaging.
I do think 2014 Gojira atomic fire should get credit for the weight it has. A perfect photorealistic interpretation, sacrificing nothing of its lore and concept has given Gojira a stable bedrock to go wild with different and unique atomic breath iterations.
This post contains spoilers.... I was disappointed with Godzilla Minus One. All the best Godzilla visual effects were in the Trailers and TV spots. Definitely a Bait and Switch by TOHO Productions. The terrifying Godzilla that everyone is talking about .. is only in the first 2/3rds of the film. After that, they replace him with a far less terrifying Godzilla - that no longer swims and takes out Naval war ships. For the big Godzilla take down to work, Godzilla needs to stay in one place .. and he kindly does that. Not just once, but three times. First to let the ships surround him to attach the gas canisters. Second, when they drag Godzilla back to the surface - he must have stayed put for at least 20-30 minutes or longer for all the tugs boats to get hooked up. And Third, he freezes mid atomic breath for Koichi to deliver the bomb plane into his mouth. How very nice of him! Now, I know that Godzilla wasn't the focus of the ending, but I was never worried about our heroes during the big climax. Koichi's ejection was telegraphed, you could see it coming an OCEAN away, and with Godzilla standing in the water (deep water too no less) just waiving his arms and screeching it just wasn't terrifying. The ending lacked ... any dynamic elements. Imagine watching STAR WARS and having the first Y-Wing fighters fly down the trench, shoot two proton torpedoes in to the minor exhaust port, and then have everyone fly off to watch the Death Star explode... The big GMO climax was like that.
I can see where you’re coming from but it all worked for me still. I think music was a big part of what kept me so engaged I. The third act as the score was incredible and made every scene way better.
The ejection seat said "Ejection Seat" on it in German, ejection seats are mentioned prior to the scene, there's a hushed conversation just off-screen with the mechanic about the seat and you've a protagonist who needs to fulfil his kamikaze mission but yet we care about him, his death would have been unfittingly bleak. What you're posting as a criticism was by no means an accident and it doesn't take away from the ending. If none of that had been signposted the ending would have been ridiculous: "Oh, he ejected?! Come on get real where did that come from...?"
Actually people became kamikazees because the Americans were seen as pure evil and used soldiers skulls as ashtrays etc and people were willing to give their lives to stop them
Every single person in this movie cates about the people around them. Everyone had an arc that went around 360. It was an amazing experience watching this movie.
In all these years, I never felt the desire to go see a movie more than once at the theaters. I wound up seeing Minus One 4 times😅. Twice in IMAX and twice at regular screens. Like you said, this is cinema. Love that feeling of walking out of the theater in awe. Haven’t felt that way in years. Maybe even decades.
@@Dilpik I am Japanese. I have seen many images of the atomic bomb during my lifetime. However, for the first time in my life as a minus one, I experienced "that moment''. (To be exact, many people were vaporized by the heat of over 3,000℃ at the time of the first flash of light, but that would be prohibited by film ethics standards, so they probably didn't recreate it.)
Woohoo! Looks like we'll have a reason to see it again everybody. Toho announced that they will show the black and white Minus One/Minus Color in US theaters for one week from 1/26 to 2/01. I'm definitely going. Hmmm, I wonder if I ever saw a B&W movie at the theater before?😁
And the big hollywood garbages still call us racist for liking this movie, especially kathleen kennedy and fat asian girl fans from star wars : the shitty fanfiction.
its a good thing hollywood did not make this movie. Why? 1- they'll make the lead character a *female* kamakazi pilot( not a male) 2- they'll make it seem like her war plane is actually faulty so as to give the notion that She is no coward. 3- She'll be strong, black and Gay 4- The story will be about her sexuality 5- The lead scientist Oc will be female and main Oc's girlfriend. 6- It will be an all LGBTQ and feminist movement that takes down Gozilla while all the men stare in awe.
Hollywood couldn't make Godzilla Minus One. Hollywood wouldn't make THIS movie (with your changes) because it's absurd. Not for the reasons you listed, but because it illustrates how little you understand about a film like Minus One, and about film in general. It's also irrelevant to suggest that Hollywood would make THIS movie. THIS movie would not be Godzilla Minus One, so taking the opportunity to inject your little anti-gay, anti-women, anti-black bullet points really just says more about you as a person than it does how Hollywood conducts it's business. It speaks to a fear of white, straight men not being seen as the most pivotal and respected character, 100% of the time, in every film anymore and shows a resentment, seemingly towards everyone else, for even being represented in that role. Same song and dance we've seen over the past decade. Maybe learn a new song and dance? And, no, I don't buy your joke.
@grayden4138 I think you miss the point of this commentary. It's called being ironic and maybe a little tongue-in-cheek. Lighten up. There is no doubt about Hollywood's latest tendency to insert / re-imagine roles around under-represented groups, in order to appeal to an audience chanting for inclusivity (Snow WHITE is now a brown skin Latina?). This isn't about the "fear of white, straight men". It is about leaving stories relevant to the culture, race and gender when appropriate. And developing original, accurate-to-the-situation stories that truly reflects and honors these under-represented groups. Purely for an example, they'd "re-imagine" Charles Dickens with Morgan Freeman as the titular character, in a bio pic. Rather than develop a movie about Alexandre Dumas. A giant literary figure who was Black, a contemporary of Dickens and wrote a little book called The Three Musketeers (among other great works). This is what this comment is about. This is Hollywood.
Hollywood couldn't make this movie because it really wouldn't have been plausible or morally correct to comment on the Japanese post-war condition unless you are Japanese yourself. It'd be like Japan making a movie about Vietnam from a US perspective.
I did heard in school before that the reason why japan didn't put ejection seat on kamikaze pilots is to prevent the pilots from being caught and investigated from the allied forces. They are called Kamikaze after all, pilots who are chosen to die with their plane.
The bit about aircraft not having ejection seats doesn't make sense. Very few aircraft of the time had ejection seats - and I think they were German...
I was referring to what the scientist said in the film when giving his speech to the men. He said that the Japanese government didn’t value the lives of its soldiers by not reinforcing their tanks very well, kamikaze pilots and no ejection seats.
I get that. I meant that the movie's implication that a lack of ejection was because the governmment didn't value the pilot's lives was a bit off, because ejection seats weren't commonly used by any nation at the time.
idk maybe I have to rewatch it again. I really was disappointed in it. I think this is far and away the worst guardians movie. Yes I did absolutely love the idea of telling the story/backstory of Rocket as a film. But I believe this was a sloppy film during a good amount of time. Whether James Gunn wanted to give a big FU to Marvel and Disney or what but I didn't feel like I was watching a guardians movie. I couldn't careless what happened to Peter, Gamora (or however its spelled), Groot, Nebula kind of (best character arc so far.). Cosmo literally sounds like she is suppose to be a character in Roger Rabbit or the looney tunes movies with Brandon Frasier even though Cosmo is a male dog. Drax, Mantis still are a great combo of dialogue, Rocket I mean how could you not being cheering for Rocket. As for the villain I needed him gone in the first 5 mins he was on screen. Rather listen to a new baby cry for 24 hours than listen to that man scream in frustration for 2 mins. The actor played a fantastic role for a shit character.
I see where your coming from but I personally loved the high evolutionary as a villain. He was just so evil and had no redeeming qualities, which made me route for him to get his ass whooped the whole movie and he did. Also he had a very personal connection to rocket that made him feel so much more threatening.
I'm sad because I really didn't enjoy this movie, it had some good high points but overall I just think it came out corny and cringe. I loved the first two so it's sad I don't love it as much as everyone else
Hey - I saw the movie 12 times - and I couldn't agree with you more - In Addition, there were so many Biblical themes of Love, Forgiveness, Truth-telling, and-such... I loved Every scene. Also loved G1 and 2 as well - I thought TWO was Excellent, and didn't think it could be bested, but It Was... 3 was SO excellent - for me, it's in the running for one of the greatest films of all time.
Ik Marvel wants the story to be The Avengers but it's really The Guardians of the Galaxy. They are family not a team. That scene he references where Nebula breaks down upon hearing Rocket is okay is why the story is truly entertaining because of them. Their arc truly is the best in the MCU.
He'll yea life before Guardians and life after forever changed lol I remember the first time seen the teaser love the song had to look it up but just that one scene with them being processed I was instantly intrigued had to look up guardians from comics and couldn't wait for it to come out long wait it felt like but yeah guardians definitely my favorite mcu movies funny enough like suicide squad is my favorite dc movies lol funny how similar both sets of movies are its like guardians is the Marvel version of suicide squad and obviously DC was trying to copy Marvel with the music and humor lol and bright colors in sequel which James did too so cool lol he's hopping the multi verse back and forth lol
Anybody dying would suck but at this point death seems meaningless I mean yeah that person is dead but the actor will be back most likely with a variant to that character yeah they won't be the exact same person but the character is basically back lol love that twist with gamora and peters relationship lol but really with the multiverse we don't have to have the same actor back could be someone else to play that character but you'll always be compared to previous actor though so no pressure lol
Lylla, Teefs and Floor broke me - it's one thing to view cruelty in abstract and another to see it meted out to creatures so wholesome and innocent. Despite everything she's been to, Lylla never rages - even in Rocket's dream sequence she isn't asking for revenge, just making sure her friend is in a good place. FUCK YOU EVOLUTIONARY! FUCK. YOU.
Not only was it one of the best film in the MCU but the best Guardians Film! James Gunn has truly made this movie special and knowing that this is the last time we see our Guardians it's an amazing wrap up to the story! as soon as the opening of creep by radiohead starting playing i knew this movie was going for much Darker tone and they did an amazing job!
