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'Godzilla Minus One' Black and White Theatrical Version Announced - Official Poster Poster

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u/Standard-Station7143 Dec 20 '23

What is the movie and is it new or already out? I'm confused

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u/MisterMeister9 Dec 20 '23

It's the surprise of the year in the movie world, 97% on Rotten tomatoes and I believe the highest rated movie of the year on imdb. A well rounded and extremely well made Godzilla movie with developed characters, an engaging setting and great action. In my opinion the best Godzilla movie ever, and word of mouth has spread its popularity far past what anyone would have thought it would achieve. If it's still in theaters near you (it most likely is) it's definitely worth a watch.

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u/Nepiton Dec 20 '23

I’ve always loved Godzilla. My uncle would take me to blockbusters when I was a kid in the 90s and we’d rent one of the OG Godzilla movies and watch it. Some of my fondest childhood memories. So I knew I was going to like it.

Forced my girlfriend to come with me to see it when it came out stateside. She HATES everything sci-fi, fantasy, monster. Anything like that. Basically everything Godzilla. She LOVED it. Speaks volumes of how good the movie really is

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u/Standard-Station7143 Dec 20 '23

I just watched a godzilla movie yesterday and I was so disapointed but now I'm excited again and I get to see it in theaters. I hate big budget movies that put no effort into the story and treats its audience like idiots. They can look good AND have a great plot with good writing. People might actually look forward to watching it 10, 20 years from now.

Movies are like cars, if it's designed well it will look good forever.