Godzilla Minus One 

It’s definitely the best Godzilla film since the 1954 original. It’s very reminiscent to that movie because Godzilla was brought back to his roots as a metaphor for nuclear destruction and the horrors and traumatic experiences of war, but the people are the main focus and you REALLY feel for them. The acting was so raw and genuine, those scenes with Koichi’s mental breakdowns put me on the verge of tears and same with the scenes where their adopted child Akiko was sobbing, that was just heartbreaking for me, it really shows how horrible of a monster Godzilla was. The scenes with Godzilla were truly astonishing, especially that atomic breath scene, that just left me in awe. This movie really made Godzilla scary again, it was the Godzilla film I’ve been dreaming to see, it’s truly a masterpiece!

@@evanmaldonado9799 agreed. This movie actually had me hating to see Godzilla appear because the story was so strong. I was almost shouting in the theater the guy needed to marry that stunningly beautiful girl and give the baby the family she deserved. I was fighting tears, myself when she was supposedly killed. I couldn’t imagine just how guilty he felt being a kamikaze pilot “returning” from war.

Shame and forgiveness

Agreed. Godzilla was no doubt the star of the film, but the film was executed so well it could stand on its own

Dammit why did Oppenheimer come out the same year

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@@Dinne. Kinda funny tbh bc Godzilla could pass as a sequel to Oppenheimer, but both amazing films

He's Japan's biggest movie star, after all. *total deadpan delivery*

Pure anguish and despair.

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Best Godzilla movie by far.

@@slyfer2812 YESSIRR

@@slyfer2812 no doubt

A monster movie that makes you care more about the humans

​@@slyfer2812no doubt bruh

Thank you. This movie was everything.

@slyfer2812 agreed. For me, it is THE greatest Monster film ever made. I remember people genuinely in tears in the Cinema....and so was I. And this video perfectly captures the heart, soul...and pain of this film. Kudos!

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Sadly, Japan didn't submit it for Best Foreign Film or for Best Movie.

this is one of the few times were you actually hate Godzilla so much-

people don't realize japanese civilians suffered during the war too. They thought all Japan were bad during the 2nd WW...

@@kakkoishonenWdym? I’ve never heard anyone say that Japan was bad. All I hear is people feel sympathy for them which of course is the right thing. No one was bad in the war besides the Nazi’s of our current knowledge.

@@YusoCrioNanking, Unit 731, Singapore campaign, Indonesia treatment, Manchuria, and much more..

@@peepguy3524 I never said that. When do you recall me saying that? All I said is that no one in WW2 was the bad guy besides the Nazi’s..

@@YusoCrio u said people feel sympathy for them which is the right thing. I get it they feel sympathy, but it shouldn’t be the right thing as they’ve done much things comparable or you could say worse than the Nazis. And u said that the Nazis were the only bad guys, so I had to back it up with info that they weren’t the only bad guys. There were many other bad guys, much more during WW2

same

We got a scene dedicated to it in Godzilla vs King Ghidorah back in 1991. Godzilla, pre-mutation, showed up to fight the Americans.

I doubt we will get a true depiction of what imperial Japan looked like back in the day

In the movies Japanese really admit some of their's tactic is inhuman and the main character is coward and not crazy like most ww2 about ija

not every japanese soldiers were bad. In a War, there are always soldiers and war generals that are evil no matter what country it is. During the 2nd WW, even the japanese civilians suffered because of its army (Iwo Jima by Clint Eastwood for a reference). But in the end we are all humans. We should learn from the past and try to build a better future for our kids. Japan did it and became the safest and the most pacific country today so there's no reason you (the other countries) can't.

⁠@@kakkoishonen Basically Ishinmori Shotaro’s Kamen Rider franchise.

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Thank you! Ahah I'm more stressed out about making it good.

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Translation (according to Google Translate) for those who can't read this: *_"Just watching this made me cry like I was in the movie theater again."_*

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