Godzilla Minus One
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- JNJm nero
So I'm a big Godzilla fan, and I've seen all of them all the way back to the original. I've got to say out of every one of them, this has hit my #1. The plot/story is very simple and easy to follow. Our main character that we follow has fantastic character development…
FCFrancisco CastilloA tremendous take on Zilla. The family storyline is so admirable and rich, it leaves you wanting those human connections. It's a treacherous battle of emotional impacts that stings the inner spirit of the lead character. Female chara had such a warm bliss, crucial to the…
SSShammack ShammackLoved it. Best Godzilla I’ve seen in a long time—subtitles and all!!! A lot of emotional material set against our favorite kaiju backdrop.
- TMTheresa McIntosh
Great movie. Totally worth seeing on the big screen.
RProy proctorGodzilla is terrifying in this! Good action Awesome movie.
AHAsrar HussainSimply profound elegant
- VVVictor Victor
This was an awesome movie. It takes the technology of a post-WWII setting and runs with it well.
JAJonathan AvilaIf you're a fan of the original kaiju, you'll be a fan of this one. I highly recommend it it's a unique experience in a different story telling.
TWThomas WoodIt looks like the best one I’ve seen yet
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Come for the skyline-destroying radioactive dino, stay for the delicately etched portrait of recovery and self-forgiveness. Or vice versa. Just don’t miss the chance to remind yourself why the world fell for Godzilla in the first place.
The enduring quality of the 1953 original is rooted in its engagement with the twin atomic disasters of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. This prequel, similarly, yokes American imperialism, postwar malaise, survivor guilt and weaponised atomic power to produce the best action film of the year.
It’s precision-tooled in terms of structure, almost to the point of airlessness, but you’d be hard-pressed to knock back the final 45-minute showdown as anything less than an impressive feat by a filmmaker orchestrating and charting the fine processes of an epic battle.
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