Is Godzilla any good?

The film talks about a natural balance that creates monsters that eat nuclear energy. Why is this the setting? Because nuclear energy is potentially a monster, we can't fully control it for the time being, think about the hidden dangers of nuclear leakage.

But there's no point in digging deeper, for example, why did Godzilla hunt two monsters, and mosquitoes were annoying when summer came? So at the end of this movie, it doesn't make any difference whether Godzilla dies or not. Because for us the nuclear monster is a real problem.

Many people wonder how they ended up being Godzilla guardians. But is there anything else that needs to be guarded more than humans? It's just not as easy as the ending in the movie, and we can only rely on our own thinking to decide what is really beneficial to people.

Realism issues with multi-view rendering. Another advantage of the film is that the editing does not just show multiple angles in space, but also has a lot of subjective shots and subjective perspectives. For example, in the case of the tsunami, there is a view inside the car (people step on the car and then the tsunami comes suddenly), the view inside the building (the water is pressed, the glass cracks), and the view of the top floor of the building (looking down at the whole city flooded), etc., which also makes many disaster scenes particularly realistic and intriguing.

It tells the story of a sleeping ancient giant monster that was accidentally awakened by people, and the monster that woke up showed powerful destructive abilities, and its existence also shocked the world. The film also emphasizes the direct impact of the atomic bomb on living beings. h t delete t p s:

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As of February 2019, there are a total of 28 Godzilla. Among them, there are 15 Showa series, 7 Heisei series, 4 millennium series, and 2 non-Toho works.

1. Showa series: The first "Godzilla" (1954).

2. Showa series: Part 2 "Godzilla's Counterattack" (1955).

3, Showa series: Part 3 "King Kong vs. Godzilla" (1962).

4, Showa series: The 4th "Mothra vs. Godzilla" (1964).

5, Showa series: The 5th "Three Monsters Earth's Biggest Showdown" (1964).

6, Showa series: The 6th "Monster Wars" (1965).

7, Showa series: Part 7 "Godzilla? A Bira? The Great Duel of the South Seas of Mothra (1966).

8, Showa series: The 8th "Monster Island: The Battle of Godzilla's Son" (1967).

9, Showa series: The 9th "Monster Total Attack" (1968).

10, Showa series: The 10th "Godzilla? Mini pull? Gabala All Monsters (1969).

11, Showa series: The 11th "Godzilla vs. Hedora" (1971).

12, Showa series: The 12th "Earth Attack Command Godzilla vs. Gaigang" (1972).

13, Showa series: The 13th "Godzilla vs. Megaluo" (1973).

14, Showa series: The 14th "Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla" (1974).

15, Showa series: The 15th "Mechagodzilla's Counterattack" (1975).

16, Heisei series: The first "Godzilla" (1984).

17, Heisei series: Part 2 "Godzilla vs Biolanti" (1989).

18, Heisei series: Part 3 "Godzilla vs King Ghidorah" (1991).

19, Heisei series: Part 4 "Godzilla vs Mothra" (1992).

20, Heisei series: Part 5 "Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla" (1993).

21, Heisei series: Part 6 "Godzilla vs Space Godzilla" (1994).

22, Heisei series: The 7th "Godzilla vs Century Terminator" (1995).

23, Millennium Series: Part 1 "Godzilla 2000 Millennium" (1999).

24. Millennial Series: Part 2 "Godzilla Meghakiras G Elimination Operation" (2000).

25, Millennium Series: Part 3 "Godzilla? Mothra? King Ghidorah the Great Monster Total Attack (2001).

26, Millennium Series: Part 4 "Godzilla Mechagodzilla" (2002).

27. Non-Toho works: Part 1 "Godzilla Mothra Mechagodzilla Tokyo SOS" (2003).

28, non-Toho works: Part 2 "Godzilla: The Ultimate Battle" (2004).

As of August 2019, a total of 32 works in the Godzilla series of movies have been released, which can be divided into five series.

1, Showa series of movies:

Godzilla - 1954, "Godzilla Strikes Back" - 1955, "King Kong vs. Godzilla" - 1962, "Mothra vs. Godzilla" - 1963, "The Three Monsters of Earth's Greatest Armageddon" - 1964, "Monster Wars" - 1965, "Godzilla Ibila Mothra" - 1966, "Duel" - 1967.

Monster Island vs. Godzilla's Sons - 1968, "Monsters Attack" - 1969, "Godzilla Mini Ragabara All Monsters Attack" - 1971, "Godzilla vs. Hedora" - 1972.

Earth Attack Command Godzilla vs. Gaegon – 1954, Godzilla vs. Megalo – 1973, Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla – 1974, Mechagodzilla Strikes Back – 1975.

2, Heisei series of movies:

Godzilla - 1984, Godzilla vs. Biolanti - 1989, Godzilla vs. Ghidorah the King - 1991, Godzilla vs. Mothra - 1992, Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla - 1993, Godzilla vs. Space Godzilla - 1994, Godzilla vs. Destelloia - 1995.

3. Millennial series of movies:

Godzilla 2000 Millennial - 1999, Godzilla - Mecha Kiras G Wipe Out - 2000, Godzilla - King of Mothra: Ghidorah Monster Total Attack - 2001, "Godzilla Mechagodzilla" - 2002, "Godzilla Mothra Mechagodzilla Tokyo SOS" - 2003, "Godzilla's Last Battle" - 2004.

4. American series of movies:

Godzilla - 2014, Godzilla 2: King of the Monsters - 2019.

5. New series of movies:

New Godzilla - 2016, Godzilla Monster Planet - 2017.

Godzilla's rating is: "Godzilla" is a monster movie produced and distributed by Toho Co., Ltd., directed by Honda Inoshiro, co-starring Akira Takada, Momoko Kawachi, Akihiko Hirata, and Joe Shimura, and was released in Japan on November 3, 1954.

The film is adapted from the sci-fi of the same name by Xiang Shanzi**, which tells the story of Godzilla, a giant monster contaminated by nuclear radiation, a crazy counterattack against humans, and a story of humans fighting Godzilla.

Godzilla's plot introduction

The film revolves around the life of a human GI, telling the story of a sleeping ancient giant monster that is accidentally awakened by people, and the monster that wakes up shows powerful destructive abilities, and its existence also shocks the world. The film also emphasizes the direct impact of the atomic bomb on living beings.

In 1954, the United States discovered the super-destructive monster "Godzilla" that was awakened because of nuclear **, and tried to use a nuclear bomb to destroy Godzilla, but in the end it could only make Godzilla sleep in the depths of the Pacific Ocean.

In 1999, when a mining area in the Philippines occurred, Serizawa Ichiro, a scholar who participated in the "Emperor Project", went to investigate and found the petrified oocysts of the insect-shaped monster in the pit, and also found that a hatched Muto had escaped. In the same year, the wife of engineer Joe Brody was killed in a radiation leak caused by an unknown cause at a nuclear power plant in Japan.

Godzilla is bad in the early stage and good in the late stage.

1. Godzilla (the first generation).

Introduction: A remnant of a rare intermediate morphology of marine reptiles and terrestrial mammals that lived between the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, emerged on the ground as a result of hydrogen bomb tests. It first appeared in the Pacific Ocean and attacked cargo ships, and later landed in Tokyo via Oto Island, causing great damage.

Eventually, he was killed by Dr. Serizawa's invention of Oxygen Destroyer in Water (Nuclear Oxygen Destroyer) in Tokyo Bay.

The design of the first draft may have been a reference to the mythical beasts commonly found in ancient Chinese cultural relics.

2, Godzilla II (Showa).

Godzilla, who reappeared, was first discovered on Iwado Island, and in the early days, like the first generation, it was a terrifying monster that lived by destruction, but in the later period, it gradually became a messenger of justice against evil forces, and at the same time, the image tended to be anthropomorphic. This generation Godzilla is also the one with the most appearances and the biggest changes in appearance, and his later works have been living on Ogasawara Island.

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Godzilla is good. He also destroyed the two monsters for the sake of the ecological balance of nature. Humans are indeed greedy.

Trying to blow up the three-headed monster. Because of this. Did the nuclear bomb be robbed by Muto?

But in the end, Godzilla didn't have so many concerns. After defeating the two monsters, he returned to the sea and continued to sleep.

Godzilla, for better or worse, has appeared in an inappropriate time! Humanity is the hegemon of this era! One hegemon will not allow the existence of another, one mountain cannot tolerate two tigers, just as the United States does not allow China to become the world leader!

If you are the emperor and someone revolts to fight your country, no one will obediently let the country out, Godzilla's appearance is the opposite of the human living space, it is the enemy, you want to destroy me and I want to kill you, I think in the end it is still the victory of mankind, human beings are the bug of the earth, a super-era organism, a creature that can destroy the planet, no matter how strong Godzilla is, it is still a trouble-making animal!! It can't create civilization, culture, beliefs,**, props, human beings are cheap creatures that are strong when they are strong, and all kinds of modern biochemical ** and exterminating balls ** are several times more powerful than in the movie**, just take the antimatter of the United States as an example, you can destroy the planet in minutes, so it's easier to kill a monster than to kill a whale, and there are too many kindnesses to it in the movie!!

That is true.

Most of the ** taken in Japan are good.

The first part was made in the United States, and the second part was good, because it killed Muto of the male and female and saved a city.

It is for its own survival, one mountain cannot accommodate two tigers, and it is not for humans, that is, its territory cannot be violated.

Godzilla is like a Chinese dragon, it is a Japanese legend, there are good and bad, just like human beings themselves, there are also good and bad, depending on what angle you look at, if it is to protect humans, of course it is good, if it is for survival, it is bad to cause damage to humans!

Godzilla here is equivalent to Mother Earth, and she did not abandon them because of human greed, so everyone has a responsibility to protect the environment.

Godzilla should be good, because there are at least five movies where he slaughters monsters.

Godzilla is not necessarily bad, maybe Godzilla was sent by Ultraman.

Godzilla is good, the patron saint of justice!

Creatures of this size are terrible to humans, just as some people want to trample on ants or other small animals when they see them, and large creatures will always bring fear to small species!

It's a product of human error, animals just to survive!

There is no good or bad, it's all about survival.

This time it was good, and last time it was bad.

Godzilla is good or bad, I don't know, I just know that it's fake, illusory.

Good! Today I took a look at the old version of Godzilla.

Ultraman said, "I am the guardian of the earth!!

Take a look at the history of Godzilla and judge for yourself.

Primordial: A remnant of a rare intermediate form of marine reptiles and terrestrial mammals that lived between the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, appearing on the ground as a result of hydrogen bomb tests.

Showa: Godzilla, who reappeared, was originally found on Iwado Island, and in the early days, like the first generation, it was a terrifying monster that lived by destruction, but in the later period, it gradually became a messenger of justice against the domination of evil forces, and at the same time, the image tends to be anthropomorphic.

Heisei: The new Godzilla that emerged as a result of the eruption of the Great Black Island volcano was originally transformed by the Godzilla dragon of Lagos Island due to the influence of a hydrogen bomb**.

Shin Heisei: Because the future people changed history, they changed from the three generations of Godzilla to the new three generations of Godzilla.

Red Lotus: Xinping Cheng is known as "Red Lotus Godzilla" due to the natural uranium ejection from Bath Island, which causes the body core to react out of control, turning **red and steaming

Millennium: Since the death of the first Godzilla in 1954, Godzilla, who has landed in Japan many times, belongs to the same kind as the first generation.

New Century: Since it first appeared in Tokyo in 1954, it has destroyed Japan's great monsters many times, which is actually equivalent to the appearance of the original Godzilla who was not killed by the oxygen destroyer.

God of Destruction: Godzilla, which has reappeared for the first time in 50 years since 1954, is a collection of grievances from the victims of the Pacific War, as people forgot the past, and the resentment and regret of those who were forgotten led it to attack Japan.

War Dragon: A descendant of Godzilla that appeared in 1954.

End: A monster that emerged as a result of the destruction of the earth's environment. Because there is a shot of Red Lotus Godzilla growing up at the end of the film, there is a theory that this Godzilla is the little Godzilla of the year.

Because the original Godzilla also appears at the beginning of the film, it is also said that it is an independent Godzilla and is the same family as the original Godzilla.

Legendary: It is a species independent of dinosaurs, so it is not the form of dinosaurs that stands on two legs and bends forward, but upright. It is portrayed as a transcendent being that transcends good and evil, and with a special emphasis on "transcending human intelligence", he escaped by hiding in the ocean during the mass extinction and absorbing radiation from the earth's core.

Shin Godzilla: The viviparous deep-sea reptiles that survived the primeval era ingested a large amount of discarded radioactive waste 60 years ago, and the creatures born through continuous mutation and growth are able to adapt to any environment.