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- 2023
- PG-13
- Toho International
- 2 h 4 m
- 2023
- PG-13
- Toho International
- 2 h 4 m
Summary In postwar Japan, a new terror rises; Godzilla. Will the devastated people be able to survive... let alone fight back?
Directed By: Takashi Yamazaki
Written By: Ishirô Honda, Takeo Murata, Takashi Yamazaki
- 2023
- PG-13
- Toho International
- 2 h 4 m
- 2023
- PG-13
- Toho International
- 2 h 4 m
Godzilla Minus One
8.3
Summary In postwar Japan, a new terror rises; Godzilla. Will the devastated people be able to survive... let alone fight back?
Directed By: Takashi Yamazaki
Written By: Ishirô Honda, Takeo Murata, Takashi Yamazaki
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Metascore
Universal Acclaim
Based on 35 Critic Reviews
81
97% Positive
34 Reviews
34 Reviews
3% Mixed
1 Review
1 Review
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Universal Acclaim
Based on 35 Critic Reviews
81
97% Positive
34 Reviews
34 Reviews
3% Mixed
1 Review
1 Review
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Godzilla Minus One is a monster movie of singular power, using horror-infused kaiju spectacle to deliver an emotionally compelling story of grief, wartime trauma, and hope. Most importantly, its genre-leading visual effects scenes are complemented by richly soulful performances and humane themes of reconciliation and redemption.
The Japanese reboot of the kaju king snagged a surprise Oscar nomination for visual effects. It deserves the win, whether you see it in color or glorious black-and-white. For once, the 70-year-old series finds a human depth to match its dazzle. A star is reborn.
User Score
Universal Acclaim
Based on 323 User Ratings
8.3
87% Positive
281 Ratings
281 Ratings
3% Mixed
10 Ratings
10 Ratings
10% Negative
32 Ratings
32 Ratings
User Score
Universal Acclaim
Based on 323 User Ratings
8.3
87% Positive
281 Ratings
281 Ratings
3% Mixed
10 Ratings
10 Ratings
10% Negative
32 Ratings
32 Ratings
Es una película muy buena por sus efectos especiales y efectos prácticos con poco presupuesto ademas en mi opinión es la mejor versión de Godzilla ya que desde 1954 Godzilla ya no era como se representaba al inicio como un monstruo creado por la culpa de los humanos y las bombas atómicas
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As Toho Studios’ new Godzilla Minus One proves, the Japanese know how to get the iconic radioactive behemoth right.
The monster mayhem scenes are obviously the main draw, and they’re terrifically staged, with clean visual effects that look anchored to the real world. And a careful balance is struck between spectacle and horror.
Nearly 70 years after the release of the original film, Godzilla Minus One returns the titular beast to its roots as a metaphor for Japan’s postwar anxiety and grief, in the process delivering a stirring spectacle that also contains a palpable emotional undercurrent.
Yamazaki’s style, like his movie’s politics, only looks conservative when compared to his predecessors. He made a good Godzilla movie, if not a great one.
For long stretches, Godzilla Minus One concentrates on relationships and conversations, which despite their intent, do little to advance the plot or illuminate simply-drawn characters.
Truly one of the worst movies I’ve seen in years. You have to wonder if the reviews are fake.
The acting is absolutely atrocious. The lead actor has the acting range of an old shoe. Absolutely zero personality.
Even the extra were terribly overreacting - they had everyone in the cinema laughing uncontrollably.
And the chemistry between him and the female lead - which is supposed to be the heart of the movie - is completely non existent.
The movie quickly settles into a boring and repetitive rhythm of pointless chats between the two leads at home. And then cuts to a Godzilla fight scene at sea. And then back home for more pointless chit chat.
And the ending, which I think was supposed to be emotional, had everyone laughing uncontrollably again.
Seriously if this is the best Godzilla movie ever, I need to make a Godzilla film as the bar is LOW.
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Huge Fun! What a blast literally!
I watched the movie in combination with Shingodzilla and I gotta say these recent Toho-productions really slap hard. They are well written and show different faces of japan and the big G. Love the movie and it's very impressive what they have done with their budget in comparison to Legendary who work with then times the money.
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Awards
Academy Awards, USA
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination
Awards of the Japanese Academy
• 8 Wins & 12 Nominations
Seattle Film Critics Society
• 3 Wins & 4 Nominations
