I thought this movie looked dumb but it's pretty rad they did that

Reddit users rushing back to see Endgame again before its box office numbers are completely destroyed by Godzilla: King of Monsters. (May 2019, Colorized.)

More like “Reddit users rushing to r/movies to upvote the newest Half in the Bag video from RedLetterMedia”

Yeah I bet you are about to cry you insecure little faggot

Shut your mouth you mediocre clarinet player

Godzilla 2014 complaints: "Too much humans, not enough Godzilla!"

Godzilla 2019 complaints: "Too much Godzilla, not enough humans!"

Lmao these people can eat a bowl of shit

neat movie, but my god the human story was such a fucking drag i gave no shits about it.

what is the best godzilla movie

My personal favs:
Godzilla vs King Ghidorah (1991)
Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla II
Godzilla (2014)
Mothra vs Godzilla (1964)
Godzilla vs DESTOROYAH
Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla

James Rolfe made a good video that explains all the confusing timelines/title changes of every single movie in the entire franchise.

Okay, I just got back from watching.

In short, this was a Japanese Godzilla movie with an American paint job thrown on top of it and it was great fun to watch. I'd give this movie an overall rating of a solid 8/10.

I actually did not mind the human characters, granted the plot of the movie was ridiculous but this is the same franchise that has an alien disguised as a human create a Godzilla Theme Park where the main attraction is a giant Godzilla tower that shoots out laser beams for crying out loud.

The actors all did fine with Ken Watanabe easily stealing the show from all of them. Millie Bobbie Brown, Vera Farmiga, and Kyle Chandler were good. In reality, the only human I didn't like was the Verizon commercial guy cause his lines were annoying.

All of the main monsters were done justice and were portrayed the correct way. I was never a fan of Rodan because he was always a retarded flying dinosaur but this movie made him cool and now I respect Rodan.

King Ghidorah especially was fuckin ruthless and badass like he should be. Seeing him on the big screen in an American movie was a dream come true.

Quote from: Verbatim on June 01, 2019, 05:39:41 PM

what is the best godzilla movie

I’m pretty sure the original one is the only one that’s supposed to be taken seriously.

so i've heard, it's definitely the one i'd watch first anyway

what is the best godzilla movie

There are several types of second best Godzilla movies. 1954 is without a doubt the strongest piece of media in the franchise and is one of the most smartly cynical movies I've ever seen. However, 1954's not a great movie to inform your opinion on the overall franchise; the majority of the series going forward is comprised of monsters beating the piss out of each other instead of solemn meditations.

If you find 1954 great and you only want to see serious takes (or if you're a fan of Evangelion), then the recently released Shin Godzilla is the next best thing. It's smart and chilling at times (though there's a reason it's not number one). Additionally, if dated effects were something keeping you from 1954, Shin Godzilla might bump up to your number one spot.

On the other hand, should you want to get crazy and watch some monsters make each other bleed, I'd recommend Godzilla vs. Biollante as the best one. It's not only really good as far as Godzilla movies go, but it also serves as an intro point for the Heisei series. These films share a pretty consistent continuity so if you find yourself enjoying it, you can keep moving and complete that continuity (which extends for the next five movies).

What the fuck is up with the concentrated effort by seething critics to trash this movie?

It's the same critics that gave Captain Marvel 9/10 and 8/10 scores

what is the best godzilla movie

Anno directed Shin Godzilla, though i cant comment on it because i cant get my hands on it