#Koichi Shikishima

[edwardpun]

One of my favorite movies of the year.

[korbintherabbit]

🎵~ It'll stop any day now~🎵

[astoundingbeyondbelief]

The Boys™

[deckond]

forgot this masterpiece i made

[happy-xy]

Godzilla Minus One (2023) Directed by Takashi Yamazaki

[adm-starblitzsteel-4305]

I have nothing to say here...

...so have fun! 😂

[swordofmoonl1ght]

Dr. Noda's Speech, aka the scene that made me tear up in the theater of a Godzilla movie

ゴジラ-1.0 / GODZILLA MINUS ONE (2023) dir. Takashi Yamazaki / Dr. Noda played by Hidetaka Yoshioka

[seriizaa]

[tqxky]

Found this BTS picture of Godzilla Minus One <3

Thought you guys may want to see it :3

[lady-of-the-spirit]

You know, normally as much as I like the human cast of Godzilla movies, I'm still thinking "who cares about these petty human problems, I want to see monsters destroy a city and fight each other" for half the movie. But the human characters in Godzilla Minus One really stole the show this time. I love them.

[kenro199x]

SOURCE

[greatestmeepboie]

Come cry with me (plays elegy on full blast)

This movie is in my top 4 favorite movies. Godzilla Minus One struck me to my core. It's such an emotional movie and seeing it twice doesn't do it justice. The amount of love and effort put into this movie is amazing and I'm so proud this movie brought home Godzilla's first Oscar. If y'all haven't seen it, I promise you it's worth your time, and you should definitely get the blu-ray when it comes out in your area. Give this movie all of your love

[korbintherabbit]

Fuck dating apps, I wanna find love like koichi shikishima did. (Random woman shows up in my house with orphan and kinda just doesn't leave.)

[xisjnwi1]

[deckond]

thinking about this moment in minus one where koichi was like "PLEASE LET ME GET TACHIBANA PLZZZZ 😭🙏"

and kenji was like:

"damn, okay then gang..."

[amanita-muscaria-lover]

We need to talk about Godzilla Minus One.

Let's talk about the original music mixed in with new tracks.

Let's talk about the Barefoot Gen vibes in the ruins of Tokyo.

Let's talk about how the film gives off anti-war vibes without loudly screaming that it's anti-war.

Let's talk about how there were times I couldn't tell if it was a dude in a suit or a CGI Godzilla.

Let's talk about Shikishima's PTSD and him not wanting to be a kamikaze pilot.

Let's talk about how it felt like an old 80's Godzilla movie and like it could fit in with the Monsterverse at the same time.

Let's talk about how Godzilla gets burned by his own atomic breath.

Let's talk about how the movie doesn't shy away from people losing their lives, whether by war or Godzilla's feet or the inevitable cancer that most likely occurs due to his atomic breath.

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