Seeing this in theaters without having seen any trailers beforehand was quite a special experience

@Dongle82

23 күн бұрын

Seeing the last scene of him flying the plane into Godzilla's mouth in theaters was a completely different experience. the way the music echoed throughout the room was almost divine.

@ashleyjohnson9651

23 күн бұрын

my dad took us to see it in black and white because he grew up with the old school B&W godzilla movies. he doesnt usually like to go see movies but really wanted to see this one. it was a blast

@Shogunz81

23 күн бұрын

Same here. I had no idea what I was about to see. I couldn't stop talking for weeks after.

@BreedableVaporeon0978

23 күн бұрын

I’d seen zero trailer but when I cleaned the theater hearing the classic theme in the credits made me see it

@bcrawley1192

23 күн бұрын

Yea same for me it was awesome

The reason it's called minus one has nothing to do with an origin story. It's because at this point, Japan was already at 0. Their country was devestated, they had no means to defend themselves, and Godzilla put them below 0, below the breaking point.

@LegendaryExistence04

23 күн бұрын

Below 0 = Negatives = negative 1 = -1

@thefirstbourne149

23 күн бұрын

@@LegendaryExistence04A little weird since the equation does make it look like it’s Godzilla is the one being minused one lol, but fuck it…movies fucking awesome.

@ShAdoWj1995

23 күн бұрын

I could have sworn it was a prequel. This is right after the war and he is still growing. And it basically sets up the original doesn't it?

@josiahshea3350

23 күн бұрын

​@@ShAdoWj1995 it's not connected to any other movies, the guy who made it is working towards a possible sequel.

@kingdamazo7266

22 күн бұрын

​@ShAdoWj1995 obviously not considering both movies treat the events as the "First" appearance of Godzilla like c'mon bro basic reasoning

"That guy is a great actor." He has acted since he was a child. He's also the voice of Taki in *Your Name* anime movie.

@user-vb5tq2kv1q

21 күн бұрын

He was Sojiro in Kenshin

@kuyaks

20 күн бұрын

​​@@user-vb5tq2kv1qthe angry plane mechanic was sanosuke in the live action movie series kenshin samurai x 👍😊

@nont18411

19 күн бұрын

@@user-vb5tq2kv1q He was such a psychopath in that movie

@user-ll1wz2fg8s

16 күн бұрын

「千と千尋の神隠し」では「坊」でした！😅

@johnwick-cu8he

13 күн бұрын

There was not a single good actor in this movie😂😂the glazing is crazy

The mechanic's biggest regret is that he wasn't able to save anyone, by helping him live, he finally got what he needed too.

Whats so fascinating is that since Godzilla always had the healing factor, as evidenced by him surviving the nuke dropped on him, then had he shot him at the beginning of the movie, Godzilla would not be affected and shikishima would have died and wouldn't pass on the knowledge to the rest of the boat team, and Godzilla would effectively have destroyed Japan eventually. Shikishima surviving was crucial for the rest of the movie.

@anthonyhudak9363

23 күн бұрын

It's definitely the fastest healing factor. Most of the other movies simply say he's very durable and what damage is done, he can steadily recover from. I also love the detail of the side of his face that regenerates having a lighter almost pink color to it to signify scarring

@cardellkenith

22 күн бұрын

i think there is room for the idea that he was just strong before, but surviving the nuke and the radiation is what gave him the healing factor as a result, instead of the healing factor being the reason he survived it int he first palce.

@jesusramirezromo2037

20 күн бұрын

​@@cardellkenith Yhea, that's always been the case tbh

@Rhobeni

18 күн бұрын

@@cardellkenith nah, the designers said the Godzillasaurus (the Odo island form) survived this long because of its regenerative properties. The bomb scarred him and gave him the atomic power.

@fighterx9840

18 күн бұрын

And his healing factor got kicked into overdrive?

The atomic breath is treated with so much of respect in this movie. The sound design, the actual beam, the shockwave. Just beautiful.

@JeshuaSquirrel

23 күн бұрын

I especially appreciate the detail of including the rush of air back into the explosion area.

@fredermac7468

23 күн бұрын

The updated heat ray is so epically devastating. Normally it’s the ultimate flame thrower. But now to culminate in a nuclear blast is so exponentially terrifying.

@markwang77

21 күн бұрын

i saw this in imax 70mm and the sound design when the atomic breath happened made me crap my pants in the theater lol

@Afton_Robotics_1987

20 күн бұрын

also the origins that they are inspired from irl nuclear power plant rods

@MilkT0ast

20 күн бұрын

I liked this one. But the Shin Godzilla atomic breath was art

The director confirmed that the thing on Noriko's neck are Godzilla cells and they are the reason she survived.

@babyfood9537

22 күн бұрын

How did they get there?

@anthonyhudak9363

22 күн бұрын

They mention that after the attack , pieces of Godzilla's skin fell off. So either she got it after she fell in the water where Godzilla passed through or a piece of him almost attached to her some point after the atomic blast. I have no idea what they have in plan for it, but for me, it almost seems like these cells are enough to have autonomy and attach to a host almost like a symbiote

@42Caio

22 күн бұрын

It's also supposed to be a bittersweet thing, as the director said he included it because he didn't want the ending to be completely happy. He didn't elaborate on how but he did liken Godzilla's rampaging in Japan to an enraged god leaving curses on its wake (he specifically compared it with Princess Mononoke's tatarigami attacking the village at the beginning of the movie and leaving the protagonist cursed) before, so putting the two together I think it will probably be something that will cause health issues for her in the future. Almost like a cancer or radiation sickness. I think it's worth mentioning that the hibakusha, the people who survived the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were discriminated and othered, which was sometimes compared to carrying a curse. Given the godzilla cells leave a visible mark (like the hibakusha often had visible scars), I also think it's possible to draw a parallel there, though that's more of a stretch. Anyway, I think that's the feeling that he was trying to invoke here, that they are going to have to deal with the consequences of Godzilla's attack and that there's still going to be hardships and pain in their future, but they are alive and together to face it. On a less serious note, the actress who plays Noriko has joked that maybe in the next movie she'll be the one stomping the city and shooting beams from her mouth.

@babyfood9537

22 күн бұрын

@@anthonyhudak9363 I see thanks

@babyfood9537

22 күн бұрын

@@42Caio very interesting

So about the black rain, it was heavily reported that after the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki that there was radiated black rain. Many people claimed that it burned the skin as it fell. You can find drawings, writings of this from survivors. That's what that scene symbolized. Of course the US denied that was true 🙄🙄🙄

@polygon2745

23 күн бұрын

It's haunting. The Hiroshima memorial is chalk full of first hand accounts, rubble, and items that survived the blast. It's genuinely one of the most haunting places on earth i've ever been. One of the most disturbing things they have on display is a staircase that has the shadow of the person sitting on them literally seared into the stone from the heat. Really awful stuff.

@zacharybartolo5111

23 күн бұрын

What was the rain? Irradiated ash mixed with water? I'm genuinely asking, this is the first I've heard about that.

@Alex-DML

23 күн бұрын

@@zacharybartolo5111 Yeah, as the mushroom cloud cools down and condenses, it starts to form rain, except that instead of being a regular cloud with just water mollecules in it, a mushroom cloud carries a fuckload of radioactive particles and debris. Radioactive rain is arguably worse than the initial nuclear blast, it poisons the air, the soil, the water sources and most importantly, all living beings it touches. The accounts from Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors all say that once the black rain touches your skin, it starts to feel like it's burning you, and that's because it is, those are radiation burns.

@GermansLikeBeer

23 күн бұрын

The US never denied that was true, stop lying.

@johndetheshape3095

23 күн бұрын

@@zacharybartolo5111Its true there is Hiroshima documantary about it It happens after a nuclear blast the rain water gets black and bad very dangerous But you Can survive But you risk cancer or mutation in yours gens

I was stunned when I walked out of the theatre. Never did I think I would need to use all my napkins to wipe away my tears during a GODZILLA FILM!!! Masterpiece of a Godzilla film and a genius film about humanity.

The original Godzilla movie was made after world war 2, as an allegory for the bomb that was dropped. Alot of the people behind that first movie were survivors of the war putting their own experiences into the film.

@wadepsilon01

22 күн бұрын

In the original movie, during Godzilla's attack on Tokyo, there is a scene where a mother and son who lost their father in the war hug each other and say, "We can all go where our father is."

@jsmithers.

17 күн бұрын

​@@wadepsilon01Lol its funny cause there's no afterlife.

@watsonismydog6122

10 күн бұрын

@@jsmithers.ok?

@jsmithers.

10 күн бұрын

@@watsonismydog6122 🤡🐷

@HugoStiglitz88

5 күн бұрын

​@@jsmithers.You're so cool bro for making sure people knew that. Amazing

Fun fact, the director said this Godzilla already had the healing factor naturally and grew that size after healing from the severe burns from the nuke. Imagine how much bigger/stronger he's gonna return after this.

@zacharybartolo5111

23 күн бұрын

Gives me Shin Godzilla vibes that. Just how do you truly beat something like that?

@HalfDemonInuyasha

23 күн бұрын

@@zacharybartolo5111 You either have to think outside the box and use science like they did against the original Godzilla, Shin, and Minus or be *extremely* destructive and try to destroy ones like Shin and Minus *completely,* leaving nothing behind to regenerate from, but that is, understandably, usually out of the question.

@Oinker-Sploinker

22 күн бұрын

@@HalfDemonInuyasha unless they can use a giant mutant armadillo dinosaur to lure Godzilla into ice and trap him and then fight a giant ape, giant moth, giant pterosaur, robotic doppelganger and then a space hydra.

@xxi404

22 күн бұрын

Then....gg ez game wp 😂

@zy1an

22 күн бұрын

I NEED a sequel

Responding to your disclaimer on the thumbnail: YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT! Taking the beast back to its roots was the best decision. The human protagonists are the ones that truly carry the story.

@jasondavis2995

23 күн бұрын

For once. Love to see it.

@piusdoe8984

23 күн бұрын

No idea what best decision means. Best for these directors for their story? Sure. To make a movie successful? Not so much. But it's good to see different approaches

@masamune2984

23 күн бұрын

@@piusdoe8984This film was an absolutely MASSIVE success, critically AND commercially.

@zacharybartolo5111

23 күн бұрын

@@masamune2984 Hell, I'm fairly sure the success of this movie reignited the vigor for Godzilla fans and New Empire benefitted from that.

@jimberjamber8540

23 күн бұрын

@@piusdoe8984 over 100 million at the box office on a 10 million dollar budget? Hard to see how this movie isn't a success, critically and financially.

Sumiko,Noriko,Tachibana,and the Boat Crew with The Scientist/The Captain and the Kid were the realest. I swear I have not seen this movie without crumbling into Tears everytime I go into the third act. I also love how they push the Message of "The Preservation of Life is a Victory".

@aidanjanemcintosh6919

22 күн бұрын

the moment the parachute opened, when the doc, tachibana-san, and all the MEN of the sea started to cry, I was already crying out loud. Then I looked at my husband, he was crying too.

@dominiqueodom3099

22 күн бұрын

@@aidanjanemcintosh6919 I swear I'm in that same boat crying Alongside them. I usually am a sucker for people sacrificing themselves to save everyone else but this movie made it seem almost selfish. I was with the Captain when he said "I will NOT FORGIVE YOU for orphaning Akiko!" And I swear the reaction of Sumiko was the opposite of her first scene when she originally cursed him for coming back alive,only for the ending to have her mad that the Pilot risked his life when he has Akiko and as she found out,Noriko was alive still.

It has been surmised that the firebombing of Tokyo was actually worse than the dropping of the two atomic bombs.

@noneofyourbeeswax01

15 күн бұрын

It certainly caused more deaths.

Movie : Godzilla giant face chasing the boat. Me: Thalassophobia, we meet again.

@Flashpoint079

23 күн бұрын

Triggered both my Thalassophobia and my Megalophobia heart was pumping like crazy 😅

@wahn10

23 күн бұрын

These are some fancy phobias you got in here.

@belldrop7365

22 күн бұрын

@@wahn10 Before mental disorders were cool, people on the internet were showing off their phobias instead. Like some anon used to say, people collects phobias, and now mental illnesses like they're pokemon badges, lol.

@ninjabluefyre3815

17 күн бұрын

​@belldrop7365 Maybe the world is just worse, so people genuinely have more mental conditions.

@FdotStizzy

14 күн бұрын

@@Flashpoint079dude! Same!

"If it bleeds we can kill it" Godzilla Minus One: About that...

My son and I saw this movie on premier day in the theater bec my son has been a huge Godzilla fan since he was 4 years old. He has seen every Godzilla movie ever made. His favorites are the 60’s cheesy dubbed guy-in-a-suit Godzilla movies. We were literally speechless at the end of this movie. That silence at the end when Godzilla is powering up had me holding my breath and then when we saw the plane fly in, I had goosebumps! This movie is a masterpiece and I cheered out loud when I saw this movie win an Oscar for special effects. I loved this iteration. He was just a pissed off monster. Mean and terrifying! Chef’s kiss!😚

@Burstify

22 күн бұрын

cool story 👍

watching 7 people easily guess the ejection seat that i completely missed is a humbling experience lmfao

@SportsFanEntertainment

14 күн бұрын

Yeah you’re an idiot lol

@AregPone

8 күн бұрын

Yeah, I can read a decent amount of German, so it was spoiled for me in the theater. Lol. I chose not to mention it to my dad and brother, though.

37:57 That plane is called a Kyushu J7W1 Shinden a prototype interceptor with wings at the rear of the fuselage, a nose-mounted canard, and a pusher engine. Thats a replica thats now on display in the Tachiarai Peace Memorial Museum but you can see an origial fuselage at the National Air and Space museum in DC. Ps: fixed it.

@akoroseraishi8604

23 күн бұрын

Its J7W1 but good description

@jhomsubiaga-cabaro5715

23 күн бұрын

Magnificent Lightning Kyushu Shinden ⚡

AINT NO WAY. This is the third time I have decided to watch a movie I never cared about it before, watch a ton of reactions about it, only for NORMIES TO READ MY MIND AND SAY “We got you dude.” Gotta love the brain link.

This movie is SO amazing! It took everything that made the first Godzilla movie great, and improved on it. Having been a Godzilla fan since I was a kid in the 70's, this movie is pure bliss.

This was the very first Godzilla movie where i felt for the human characters. This movie is a masterpiece

The American Monsterverse Godzilla is like a juicy hamburger while the recent Japanese Toho Godzilla is like a gourmet steak - both are “delicious” depending on your mood.

@GhostKyng

20 күн бұрын

Except for 1998 Godzilla by America. That one can go in the trash

@user-ky7qg6zi1r

19 күн бұрын

When we want to enjoy a movie with serious and deep thought, or on the contrary, when we want to enjoy a movie in a casual and refreshing way. I think it is a very happy thing that there is a Godzilla film that corresponds to each of them.

@HelenaSan425

18 күн бұрын

@@GhostKyng it's not bad but that's just me

@meswoopnoseenothing

12 күн бұрын

@@GhostKyngnah because it gave us the best Godzilla cartoon, Godzilla the Series.

@omega311888

11 күн бұрын

@@GhostKyng in your opinion. was it classic gozilla? no. but it was a decent monster flick.

Chris being my favorite normie and a Godzilla fanboy is what I needed

@basharic3162

23 күн бұрын

Yep, when he started preaching about King of the Monsters I was like l, "MY MAN!" KotM isn't a perfect movie by any stretch, but it's a fucking flawless Godzilla movie. Props to Spidey too for having seen the old school Hanna-Barbera animated show. That shit is 46 years old.

@spinosaurusstriker

23 күн бұрын

​@@basharic3162Ehh kotm is actually pretty bad even for godzilla movie standards , the badly done human drama and story was a given its not unique to it , but the fights having one of the worst choreographic letdowns of the monstervers speaks a lot , constantly cut scenes makes this movie very mediocre .

@ZaneEX

22 күн бұрын

@@basharic3162 Lol he was good until he said Monsterverse Godzilla would lose to this one.

@Flash-FireCC

20 күн бұрын

@@basharic3162 Hell yeah! 💪

I’ve never been scared of Godzilla. His giant face following the boat _terrified_ me. The black on Noriko’s neck is confirmed to be Godzilla’s cells. Or at least caused by them. The Godzillathon videos by Cinemassacre are a fun retrospective of all the old films and a good way to gauge which ones you’re most interested in. They were made way before the 2014 one. I’d definitely love to see a reaction to the original Gojira

Big spines, those eyebrows, the roar, theme, evil, average tail, this is my childhood Godzilla!

The Music of Akira Ifukube (Godzilla Composer of both Showa and Heisei G films) is the bomb!

"Is she the next Kaiju??" Pat's brain needs to be studied by scientists, I am BEGGING.

@MushroomBasher

23 күн бұрын

he says the most stupid things sometimes lol

@HelenaSan425

23 күн бұрын

Pat has no brain

@Oinker-Sploinker

22 күн бұрын

Kaiju means mysterious beast so if she does turn into a monster like Biollante or something monstrous he'd be right on the money

@levischorpioen

22 күн бұрын

@@Oinker-Sploinker That would actually be a cool idea for a Biollante film. She needs more love.

That thing on her neck is Godzilla cells. Went into her as Godzilla gets damaged when he uses his breath weapon. The cells in her helped her regenerate and heal. After WW2 Japan was at 0. With Godzilla attacking brought them down even lower, hence -1.

To answer some questions. 1: it was said that the gun plane wouldn’t actually kill Godzilla & he left the MC alone when he didn’t attack. 2: Godzilla during beginning was his natural form before he got mutated by the atomic bomb exposure. 3: Godzilla’s original origins is that he was a species of super funa Dinosaurs from the prehistoric past. But survived through the years, then was changed when he was affected by the nuclear bomb testings. 4: if you look closely at Godzilla’s neck & upper shoulder back on the island, you will notice large claw scars on him. Which means something was able to fight him, but where it is now? Might get revealed in the sequel.

57:15 - The reason why it's called Godzilla Minus One is from the directors explanation. Japan was utterly destroyed after the events of WWII. Setting Japan back to 0, but, with Godzilla added into the mix, they are now at -1.

I'm glad that Godzilla is finally being treated seriously. For so many years, Godzilla was such a goofball character in the Japanese movies. But in the last few years at least, he's finally being done right. This to me was the first Godzilla movie, where I didn't want him to show up, because when he does, things get really bad, real fast. His atomic breath in this was devasting, like it destroyed 5-10 square miles. This has to be the most powerful atomic breath I have ever seen, and it was glorious. But this Godzilla was actually scary, especially in that first scene, because of how vicious he is. He doesn't hesitate when he kills, he is all business, from start to finish. The music was great as well, especially when his theme came in. The cast were great too. Interested to see if this director gets to do another one.

@Ace-mw9pm

21 күн бұрын

I think legendary Godzilla breath is actually more powerful. It doesn’t have the nuke effect but it traveled through several miles of the earths crust to get to hollow earth.

"Is she the next kaiju?" -Pat. You just might be right on the money there. The mark on her neck are Zilla Cells which if you aren't familiar with the older movies plays a significant role in the creation of two of the strongest kaijus Godzilla has to go up against. Really looking forward to the sequel and seeing what direction they take with regards to the Zilla Cells

@ExtremeMadnessX

22 күн бұрын

Kaiju no. 8...

@K1ng0fGames_

22 күн бұрын

@ExtremeMadnessX Kaiju No 8 is trash and doesn't hold a candle to the Godzilla Franchise, Ultraman, or Attack On Titan which it tries to imitate

Fun fact number 1: Takashi Yamazaki the director of this film is a big fan of Godzilla, he also featured Godzilla as a cameo in "Always: Sunset on Third Street" in 2005 and he is the director of "Godzilla the Ride: Giant Monsters Ultimate Battle" which has the design the same for Godzilla in this film Fun fact number 2: This is the first Godzilla film to win Best Visual Effects at the 96th Oscar Academy Awards in 2024!

I'm really glad I watched this movie in the theater with no one chatting around me.

Fun fact: The main actor is the voice of Shinji Ikari in Evangelion 3.0 +1.0 AND the voice actor for Taki in the movie Your Name (Kimi no nawa) 😊

@Apronika

23 күн бұрын

Megumi Ogata didn’t play in this movie?

@tygerchickchibi

23 күн бұрын

I was about to say, lmaooo That is very incorrect

@pajamaman6914

23 күн бұрын

It’s true he played Adult Shinji in the movie

@Apronika

23 күн бұрын

@@pajamaman6914 oHHH I see

@erikgutierrezgueco5466

23 күн бұрын

​@@pajamaman6914 but Megumi Ogata is not in Godzilla Minus One

This Godzilla borrows from other iterations, but it goes for the version that Godzilla was an evolved prehistoric creature that survived to modern day. When it was hit by the nuclear bomb tests, it caused him to rapidly mutate an unstoppable beast with the atomic breath. In fact, main Godzilla's skin isn't just scales, but are keloid scars left from the bomb's burns. That’s actually how the original 54 Godzilla's skin was supposed to resemble. The director also confirmed before he was hit by the bomb, Godzilla already had regenerative properties which allowed him to survive the bomb, but his healing factor caused him to rapidly mutate due to the fallout

Godzilla was a living dinosaur that was awakened and irradiated by atomic bomb tests. Godzilla was a metaphor for the atomic bomb.

@ayakasayaka1399

18 күн бұрын

That's very important. It is especially important in Japan. That's what I want people all over the world to know. This does not mean blaming anyone, but rather that ``nuclear weapons should be eradicated.'' I love the United States. From Japan.

@VerisimilitudeFilms1

18 күн бұрын

@ayakasayaka1399 As an American that desires to visit Japan, had a Japanese girlfriend and have been a fan of the kore serious Godzilla films since the age of 4 in 1985, I 100% agree with you.

This movie was fucking AMAZING!

It can't be said enough: This is such a good fucking movie.

23:41 and that's the plot of Godzilla: Planet of Monsters animated series, humanity just yeeted the earth and search for a new planet because they can't defeat Godzilla

The leading Japanese Destroyer at the end was the _Yukikaze,_ one of the few Japanese Warships to survive the Pacific War... and without any major damage (she was never hit by a single shell or a single bomb) despite participating in pretty much every major naval battle. She was also the only survivor of her entire class of 19 Destroyers. This gained her a reputation as a "miracle ship".

Someone give Marketa an Ottoman so she can rest her legs comfortably! 😭

Best Godzilla movie in years. The new series is also surprisingly awesome!

@sickleweed3270

23 күн бұрын

The monster action in Legacy of Monarch is great, half the writing for the human parts and also half the acting/directing of the human parts was really really bad.

I cried not ashamed to admit

@freeway104

15 күн бұрын

「ワタシは泣いたが、それを恥ずかしいとは思わない」

Newest Fast and Furious movie budget? $370+ million dollars Godzilla Minus-One budget? 15 million dollars

You guys should watch Shin Godzilla (2016) Is codirected by NGE creator Hideaky Anno

@sickleweed3270

23 күн бұрын

They did that before this. Reaction's up already. Chris even mentioned in the discussion they did that and its similarity to NGE.

Such a fantastic movie. I saw it in San Antonio in a full IMAX theater and it was insanely amazing. Cried like 3 times. Actually cared about the human plotline. The music is awesome and acting was so so so good. One of my fav films of 2023

I saw this in the theater with some friends back in December. It was so cool to see up close. I’d seen Godzilla movies before, but this one made him feel like a truly terrifying force of nature.

What a coincidence, my family is doing movie night for this in a few hours

I love how the Last 2 Japanese Godzilla Movie named their Codename Plans on how to take down Godzilla came from their Japanese Mythology Shin Godzilla - ( Operation Yashiori ) Yashiori was a Beverage used by Susanoo to poisoned and Slayed the 8 Headed Orochi. Godzilla Minus One - ( Operation Wadatsumi ) Wadatsumi was the ruler of the seas and oceans, and described as a dragon capable of changing into human form He lived in the undersea and can control Tides and creates magical Tsunami . they really thought about it and adapted to Godzilla because He is a Creature of the Sea About the ash Rain after Godzilla atomic blast and destroyed Ginza was highlighted the Kuroi Ame ( Black Rain ) it was really happened in Japan after the Hiroshima Bombing. After the Bombing, Japan Became Ground Zero and then Godzilla shows up wrecking havoc, that was the meaning of 0 to Negative real Quick Kamiki and Minami-san really nailed their role and Hope to see them both back in Action on a possible sequel 😊 This Godzilla was an Absolute Japanese Cinema and Probably the Best Godzilla film of All Time ( Respect on 1954 😊 )

Finaaaaaly I'm so excited u guys reacted to this amazing piece of cinema

As a Godzilla fan, I enjoyed seeing Minus One including "Minus Color" which was the limited theatre run and the whole film was in black and white in true Godzilla style like the OG film. Glad you guys enjoyed the film!

Noriko is infected by Godzilla's Cell. She got the regeneration ability just like Godzilla,that's why she servived.

Male Lead Actor is Ryunosuke Kamiki He has also played in the film Rurouni Kenshin as Shishio Makoto's subordinate as Sojiro, a jumping samurai with characteristic legs that are always jumping.

This movie and Shin Godzilla are the best movies besides the original Gojira (1954). Minus One is by far the best human story since the original and Shin is is the closest to being a spiritual successor to the original albeit with a different inspiration (based on the Fukushima nuclear disaster/tsunami instead of the castle bravo atomic testing).

So good. Saw it 5 times in theaters including the minus color version.

Italian and Indian Godzilla are canon now

Many film makers learn everything in making a movie such as special effects because when starting out your making a movie on your own. My friend does everything on his own making low cost movie shorts hoping to get recognized.

The title is indeed correct

@za-ir5ni

23 күн бұрын

I mean, it's great but obviously not the best movie ever lol

@haydenberends3905

23 күн бұрын

Ayup

@GhostKyng

23 күн бұрын

@@za-ir5nito each their own. If you’re a fan of Godzilla it’s the best but to anyone who isn’t into the Kaiju movies would say that

The best movie ever? You got that right. I went to see this in IMAX back in January and the visual effects were so unbelievable. And I loved the story, the writing, the social commentary, and the characters in this. If you guys didn’t know, director Takashi Yamazaki said he’s open to returning as a director if the Toho studio announced a part two of Godzilla Minus One.

This movie surprised me so much. I never expected a Godzilla movie to make my top 5 of all time. This movie was so good.

After the nukes, japan was ground zero and godzilla shows up became -1

57:21 They literally showed it in the film. he wasn't technically "Godzilla" as he know him during the first scene. Godzilla was one of the last surviving dinosaurs on earth, that's what kind of animal he was, when operation crossroads happened near Odo island it horrifically mutated him because his body was trying to compensate for the immense damage his body went through not only giving him a huge healing factor but nuclear powers as well. it's poetic in a way, he went from being the last of his kind to the first.

I saw this in theaters three times, and I would do it again in a heartbeat! I'm glad Minus One is on Netflix now, but it's still coming on disc in the States, right?

Every country has their own Godzilla. Right! Even the children have their own, and he's purple. 😂

There are two reasons why I love Godzilla minus one is it visuals and fact that it only cost $10 million to make 👍👍👍👍👍

@MoneyGist

14 күн бұрын

The 2 redeeming qualities of the movie imo

I thought this was explained in the movie, but Japan was at zero after the war, and with Godzilla, it would be at minus one

Not seeing this in the theater is a crime guys. This was out in color AND black&white. Black&White is amazing.

Minus One is a great movie . There are a lot of call backs and Easter eggs to the older Toho Godzilla films. Godzilla appearing in the beginning as a dinosaur is a call back the original film and Godzilla vs King Ghidorah (1991) . The original implies that Godzilla was a dinosaur that survived into the modern era and was mutated by the Bikini Atoll tests. Vs King Ghidorah (1991) shows us that Godzilla was a dinosaur living on Lagos Island. When the Americans attacked a Japanese garrison on the island the unmutated Godzilla attacked the Americans for disturbing him. Although he is injured by American ships he is mutated by the nuclear tests and becomes Godzilla. An unmuted Godzilla is usually called a Godzillasaur. They aren’t as aggressive and eat only plants.

Film is an Absolute Masterpiece. And i dont mean just Godzilla films. 10/10

Tokyo is at zero after the US bombings. Tokyo is at minus one after Godzillia’s attack - hence the name of this film: Godzilla Minus One.

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@anthonyhudak9363

23 күн бұрын

If we get this, Shin Godzilla, and GXK reactions relatively back to back that would be amazing!

I just watched this last night and i loved it. I can’t wait to watch this movie with yall on Patreon

The black mark on her neck is implied to be Godzilla's DNA, indicating she received some of his regeneration powers from it and that's how she survived the blast. She might become the next Kaiju

@Ryuksgelus

23 күн бұрын

She's probably not the only one who survived with a mark. I like the idea that it's not people turning into Kaiju but more what happens when they decompose into the soil, get eaten by carrion or taken to be experimented on. What if sealife and microorganisms eat pieces of the actual Godzilla? Why would Godzilla be the only being changed from the bombs? There can be lots of different origin stories for Minus versions of various Kaiju.

Most incarnations of Godzilla have his origins as an undiscovered creature living in the deeper parts of the ocean (or on an island) and nuclear bomb tests cause him to mutate into the giant monster he becomes. That's his origin from the original, Shin Godzilla, the American 99 one... and I think there's at least one more that I can't remember off the top of my head. I forget which one it is but he's literally a surviving dinosaur (godzillasaurus) that gets hit with radiation. Godzillasaurus is the only one where you get to see what the original creature was before it's mutated by radiation.

Fun Fact: Ryunosuke Kamika (Koichi) voiced the big baby in Spirited Away.

So glad you guys reacted to this one, this is probably tied as my favorite Godzilla film next to Godzilla vs Destoroyah

Minus One, because after suffer the 2 nukes and lost the war, they're still recovering resources and infrastructures but they got giant monster that can destroy city

Godzilla mutated from the nuke .... 20m would have been enough at first

this movie is NOT an origin story btw, the two godzilla movies you've watched are completely seperate from each other, and everything else.

"Hello, NASA? We're going to have to terraform Mars quick!" funniest comment I ever heard. when Shikishima sees the "special made" boat for the first time, reminds me of when Luke Skywalker sees the Millenium Falcon for the first time, and you can insert that conversation here: Shikishima: "What a piece of junk!" Noda: "I know she doesn't look like much, but she's got it where it counts. Plus, I made a few special modifications myself..."

この映画の制作スタッフはたった35人です。 その数は私の高校生の時のクラスの人数よりも少ない。

It still blows my mind that this movie only cost $15 million and only 35 people worked on it.

Watched it yesterday... goosebumps so many times. Real banger of a movie.

Fun fact: Both directors of Minus One & GxK based Goji's personalities on their cats.

Minus one because Japan was already at level zero after the war then Godzilla came in & destroyed even further.

the director said the minus 1 the title is to indicate that Japan was at zero - the country's lowest point - after World War II. Godzilla made it minus 1.

57:08 Minus One indicates the idea that Japan couldn't sink any lower after all the bombings, and the Godzilla's wave of terror has taken the country below zero.

A movie is complete when you watch it until the end credits.

This atomic breath reminds me of the Godzilla from the animated Netflix movies. Being so hot and powerful it triggers an atomic blast

Godzilla Ruins One Guy's Day In Particular is I think legitimately one of the best movies of the last few years.

@ExtremeMadnessX

22 күн бұрын

Right? Every time when he thinks that he finally finds happiness and normal life, Godzilla decide to ruins everything.

"Franchise!" He said, after finishing the 31st movie in the franchise

Somebody commented that when Godzilla charges up, that's what happens to his back.... Kinda. Yes it does glow but this is the first time those back plates projected out that way and acted like a trigger when they clicked back in setting off his atomic breath....

Saw this for the B&W rerelease too! Even more of a homage to the ‘54 OG (only downside is not getting the blue glowing tail, that was sorely missed)

Godzilla’s origin depends on the continuity. In the original 15 film Showa series (1954-1975), he’s an unknown member of a prehistoric amphibious species of marine reptiles that was awoken from suspended animation under the ocean and mutated by the hydrogen bomb tests done by the US in the 1950’s. In the later Heisei series (1984-1995), he’s explicitly shown to be a mutated theropod dinosaur, like a T-Rex, that survived in suspended animation and was mutated by later hydrogen bomb tests. There’s actually a sequel in one of those films (Godzilla vs King Ghidorah, 1991) where you see him, pre-mutation as a normal-ass dinosaur, and kill an American landing party of Marines in 1944 during WWII. The American navy then shells him with warships and leaves him for dead, assuming he killed the Japanese defenders. It’s a wild sequence.

When the bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki the explosion seeded the clouds and caused a black rain(Kuroi Ame) to fall shortly after. That rain, filled with radioactive particulates coated everything. Because homes and infrastructure were destroyed survivors could not change clothes so those particulates remained on them. With few sources of running water people boiled what they could find to drink, but the Black Rain had washed into the water they found and unknown to them boiling would not remove the radioactive particulates. So that rain that falls after Godzilla strikes with the nuclear breath has very deep significance in Japan as detailed in a 1965 novel named Black Rain. The book was made into a Japanese film in 1989 but it was overshadowed in the US by Ridley Scott's film of the same name, which also came out that year, about two American Cops who go to Japan and become embroiled in a case when the prisoner they were extraditing to Japan escapes

"The last Godzilla movie I saw was the one with John Cusack." That movie is One Crazy Summer, and Godzilla was played by Bobcat Goldthwait.

Japan creates Godzilla to show the horror of nuclear bombs. America makes the godzilla (nuclear bomb) saviour of the planet. 😂

@HelenaSan425

21 күн бұрын

Showa Godzilla would have a word with you

Just finished this movie! Yall have amazing timing!