Godzilla Movie

[B214]

Originally Posted by orion

Way to go Haru! Playing the waiting game worked for one of the twins. I hope they both survive this movie to propagate a new species since the space station became toast.

She seems very much alive though @1:47

YouTube

https://youtu.be/e5Omb_oeNQM

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[Kibo]

I know it just came out, but I don't suppose anyone have any hints, summaries, or spoilers on what happened in the Godzilla anime movie Finale? Or is that even allowed?

[Obelisk ze Tormentor]

Early review from KaijuNoir (beware of spoilers):

YouTube

https://youtu.be/pj039A56l-E

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[bakato]

Spoilers have been leaked on 4chan. Ghidorah is fucking cool.

[LG-MAX 2.o]

If they are the same spoilers I read, the thing that is being discussed the most is ....

Spoiler for spoiler:

The rape that Haruo suffered

[marconii2002]

Originally Posted by bakato

Spoilers have been leaked on 4chan. Ghidorah is fucking cool.

If you think about spoilers from thread 16985782 then I think that spoilers are form American movie.

[SidVicious]

Final Godzilla Anime Film Debuts on Netflix on January 9

Netflix U.S. announced on Wednesday that it will debut Godzilla: The Planet Eater (Godzilla: Hoshi wo Kū Mono), the third and final film in the Godzilla anime film trilogy, on January 9. Netflix will also debut a separate film with the title Godzilla on January 1, but it did not specify which one.

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...uary-9/.140705

[wuhugm]

So Tree Hugger solution, huh?

Added to [SPOILER]Manga, Anime, & LN Where The Girl MC Ended Up With Is Not The Main Heroine

[Kanon]

That was the weakest movie of the three for me.

Spoiler for Planet Eater:

There were quite a few reveals but nothing too shocking, we could tell from the first movie that the Exif were fishy as hell. It was a bit weird how the Doc spoiled everything at the beginning of the movie, I'm not even sure how he came to such a conclusion by himself.

Making Ghidorah an entity from a higher dimension that could bend time and space and that needed to be summoned and observed to interact with our universe was a good idea. Not fond of his design though, and once Godzilla could hit him he got beaten pretty easily.

Yuko turned out to be technically dead after all, so Haruo ended up with Maina. It felt a bit random, to be honest. I liked that he decided to leave/die because he was afraid his hatred would "infect" the Houta (it would've been better if he didn't have a kid on the way though), but I don't like the other reason he did it. Godzilla movies always had an anti-nuclear message, but this one took it a huge step further and made it an anti-technology one. Never been fond of that. The stance the movie took is too black or white.

Also disappointed Mothra only had a small cameo in a dream.

The first movie is still the best one. The twist was pretty brilliant, and it was a fresh new take on Godzilla.

[wuhugm]

^Yep, barely any action and shitty expositions

The only good point is non-main heroine won

[foxbox360]

Originally Posted by wuhugm

^Yep, barely any action and shitty expositions

The only good point is non-main heroine won

She won by default because the other girl became brain dead, shouldn't of trust those aliens sketchiness just because you being a little jelly.

[Random14]

Figures that it would be a bittersweet ending. Although compared to some of his other stuff this wasn't too bad and was a somewhat happy ending. Even if the big fight wasn't that great, but aside from so-so Godzilla fights, it wasn't too bad a sci-fi trilogy. As a Godzilla trilogy, I haven't watched enough to really judge it by that standard.

Spoiler for ending:

I felt a bit sorry for Haruo at the end- he seemed pretty happy to just settle down and finally give up on revenge, then he has to make sure technology doesn't revive. At least he's at peace at the end.

[Akito Kinomoto]

Godzilla: The Planet Eater is an example of how not to conclude a trilogy. The final act of this film is a protracted exercise in removing Ghidorah's literal plot armor coupled with the most obvious "determination check" ever. It also ends on a non-satisfyingly bittersweet note, like depression porn for the sake of depression porn instead of naturally concluding to tragedy. Notice the lack of words for the rest of the film because the final act and ending faceplanted what was otherwise a good movie

This film could be a good time though...after a few drinks

[orion]

Originally Posted by foxbox360

She won by default because the other girl became brain dead, shouldn't of trust those aliens sketchiness just because you being a little jelly.

A win is a win.

[LG-MAX 2.o]

I watched the last movie now.

As a science fiction that works on many themes and explores human nature well, I found it (the trilogy) very good. The first film was the best of all, but the other two had things to add to the story.

As a kaiju movie it is pretty mediocre.

Espero que se houver outro projeto anime para Godzilla, que seja um filme animado convencional, de preferencia feito pelo estúdio Wit ou Bones e com uma história simples digno de um kaiju movie.

[tsunade666]

I just marathoner the trilogy. it's good. I don't like the first because of the all hate haruo had but the action of the first and the second movie is awesome. the third movie is a bitch sketchy and it shows that butcher is the writer when the human cooking and chomp chomp starts but really, the 3rd movie isn't even kaijuu battle at all but more on resolution battle. battle within oneself.

good story. worth the watch.