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Gojira -1.0 (2023)
The King Has Come Home To Japan🇯🇵
"This Movie, Painted In Despair, Will Strike You With Fear" - Director Takashi Yamasaki
OH MY GODZILLA!!!!
I'm utterly speechless, this movie was amazing in every possible way imaginable for an audience wanting to be entertained. The Human characters were very well written, the acting was outstanding, the emotions were strong with loss, pride and hope. The main cast were perfect together as a group, even the minor characters were amazing. The music, Oh My God the Music was conducted to fit every scene it was in and the OG theme was incredible to hear in a Dolby theater for the first time. Akira Ifukube would be proud, May he Rest In Peace. Lastly it was very educating in a way to see what Japan was like immediately after the War following the Atomic Bombs. The hardships they went through just to rebuild was very emotional to watch, but the way they climbed out of that pit of hopelessness would inspire any viewer to the franchise both Long Time along with Newer Fans
Now to the matter at Hand, the Star Himself, GODZILLA.
The King of the Monsters is more terrifying in this movie than any other in the 69 year history of the Longest running franchise in the World! Every time he appears on screen he strikes fear into your very soul and leaves you in Awe at the same time. His destruction was unrelenting, the action out of this world, his Power Godly, his portrayal Very Real. At times you almost feel sorry for him because what's happened to him wasn't his fault. I haven't seen a monster movie this well done since Peter Jackson's King Kong (2005) and Cloverfield (2008).
My solid review of this movie is a 10/10, and I recommend save notifications of any kind for when this movie hits the Home Media market because I sure will.
Honestly I don't think I've ever watched a movie this perfect before
Last note, The Whole Theater shook everytime Godzilla took a Step and my very bones were vibrating from his Roar
#godzilla #godzilla1954 #godzillaminusone #monster #japan.
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023)
The adventure lives on
1 don't know why they're saying this movie sucks.
THIS IS THE THIRD BEST IN THE FRANCHISE after raiders and crusade. The special effects for his young self was the most realistic I've ever seen. The way they brought us back with the original vibe in the opening was perfect and the story was amazing.
Also, I've never watched a movie before in Theaters that got me so excited in its climax that I started laughing from how awesome and original it was towards the end. Spoilers below
1 mean how many movies exist where time travel is this awesome other than back to the future and Endgame.
1 mean they flew a World War 2 Nazis plan from 1969 back in time to 214 BC where it flew over ancient Roman warships and actually started shooting at them.
The implication alone is out of this world.
1 give this movie 10/10.
Skull Island: You're Not a King, You're Just a Stupid Animal (2023)
He's not just an animal. He's a caring being
This episode had the best depiction of King Kong as a character since 2005. Instead of just being an animal he had entirely human presence that was felt in this entire episode.
I almost cried when I saw his expression of shock when he saw the squid Titan killed the villagers, shows me that he truly cares for the natives
Also when the girl he was with got sick and died in his arms, I couldn't believe my eyes when he buried her on his mountain and hung her necklace on his wall.
Truly, the creator of King Kong would be happy to see this. I admit so far the series story writing could use some work.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Dutch Tears (2023)
Best new episode in a longtime
I found it interesting in the kind of theme of Special Victims cases it explored. That one scene where he falls back to the wall after the suspect escapes the scene, where he has an anxiety attack after reliving his suffering really touched me emotionally. It was sad, you could see the fear in his eyes, that feeling of hopelessness of justice too late is justice denied. I almost cried after seeing that
I'm glad this victim got the justice he deserved after all that happened to him in 23 years since he was 17. This episode really brought attention to the other kind of crimes that happen within prison, not just on the outside in the streets.
Prey (2022)
Time for a New Hunt
This was by far the best Predator film I've seen in the franchise since Predators 2010 and Aliens vs Predator Requiem. It went back to the same kind of basics as the first film of the franchise. There's a hunter and the prey, question here is who's who? Some things were different but familiar. For starters he didn't have a shoulder plasma blaster, but something similar to a horizontal crossbow that shoots with magnetism with metal arrows. It was also interesting to see the Predator work his way up the food chain from a rattlesnake, lion, bear, and finally humans.
The director corrected the mistakes made in The Predator from 2018 big time, such a huge improvement. Hope they do the same in the next installment of the Aliens franchise.
Finally my favorite scene is where the French fur trappers try to bait it out with Naru but backfires when it ignores them to hunt them instead, had the same vibes from the slaughter house fight scene in Predator 2.
Hope you all enjoyed this movie like I did.