#goijra

[daveslutstaine]

There's a lost Goijra EP????

[mrd0lphin]

Attack on Titan: The Kaijus Awakening (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/story/271800023-attack-on-titan-the-kaijus-awakening?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_myworks&wp_uname=heyimaperson5&wp_originator=I6MKP1MpzY3p%2BA8EYKvG08ecuJ9sFIbfTcmskxb99pI3%2FsCnrid81RQyldy%2BiKXHXyAbrM4pbcbBee6zHWD3wNMTfIDL6UkjoVKmwu2n%2B6DcQMJoWaAran4nBvo7i6Ca For centuries Humanity lived in fear due to titans, but compared to the others these guys should be least concerned from the depths of the earth from the stars in space. Some lived in the oceans and behind waterfalls, others lived on islands, and some would hide in plain sight, They are stronger, Faster smarter. They live in myths and legends, in old paintings. They have been considered saviors others believe they are here to end the world. Will they help humanity or watch the world burn

[emo-artist-of-the-day]

EMO ARTIST OF THE DAY: Gojira

[geek-gem]

So a few minutes ago I had just watched Godzilla 1954 after a long time. Or basically Gojira actually too. I had it on playing on two tv's.

Even though I do like the 1956 version of it too. But having rewatched the 1954 original. It is still a genuine classic. To me honestly, I feel like the best way to describe the original Goijra is that it is like a horror film in a way. To me personally.

Many or everything about the film is still good to this day.

Anyway this, "The House In The Middle" documentary is playing. After that Them 1954 will play. Which is rad.

Edit also yes I saw the new logo for Godzilla Vs Kong. Including I know about Warnermedia or whoever are now releasing their 2021 films on HBO Max. Which includes Godzilla Vs Kong as well.

[heavygloomxx]

Get to know me post

I was tagged by @thislovelyoptimist, @one-air-ghoul, @i-ndil-cuimhne-ar-daniel and @ofmemesandbands to answer these, thank you!🌼✨ (and sorry if I forgot anyone🙈)

Nickname: I really don’t have one but maybe sometimes anni

Real Name: Annika

Zodiac: Taurus ♉️

Favourite musicians or bands: Rammstein, Ghost, Carnifex, Trivium, Heaven Shall Burn, Goijra, Whitechapel, Meshuggah, Machine Head, Ringa of Saturn, Behemoth .... THE LIST IS ENDLESS

Favourite sports team: fc st.pauli (not only for the Team, but most of all what this club stands for! Alerta, alerta, antifascista!

Other Blogs: I have a side autumn blog, bc I love this season so much 🙈 🍂 it is called @witchyoctoberxx

Do I get asks?: sometimes, but I tend to forget to answere :(

How many blogs do I follow: 4812 a lot came together over the years 😅

Tumblr crushes: nope

Lucky numbers: maybe 3 (bc I always do this knock on wood three times thing )

What am I wearing?: black hoodie, black leggings

Dream vacation: going back to Iceland

Dream Car: Cadillac in dark shiny purple

Favourite food: we have a meal here in northern germany wich is called „Labskaus“.

Drink of choice: BEER!

Instruments: none 🙈

Languages: German, English and learning Icelandic (but I am not so far here)

Celebrity crushes: Till Lindemann and maybe a little bit Tobias Forge, Tom Hiddleston and Henry Cavill

Random fact: I have a neurological disorder called dyscalculia wich affects visual thinking and everything that has to do with numbers. Another more known disorder is dyslexia.

I‘ll tag: @kiss-the-ghoul @one-air-ghoul @thecultoftill @lindemannhiddles @krankes-gehirn @nikonothere @aknightchild if you like to do this :) but everyone who sees this feel free to do it 😊🌼

[mxdwn]

Download Festival UK Announces Full Lineup Including Gojira, Iron Maiden, System of a Down and More

https://music.mxdwn.com/2019/09/23/news/download-festival-uk-announces-full-lineup-including-gojira-iron-maiden-system-of-a-down-and-more/

[egalitarianjake]

Anybody have links to Shin Godzilla? I think the version I watched was heavily cut, and that was back in January.

[pinkpeanutzonkknight-blog]

now Goijra really is up in the stars.

This is really cool.

From the article:

Scientists found a perfect place in space for Godzilla based on the kaiju’s own attributes. They considered Godzilla’s famous heat ray attack and its similarity to black holes and neutron stars’ gamma-ray jets when placing him among other gamma-ray constellations. […] Inside the Godzilla constellation are several possible blazars, a starburst galaxy, a gamma-ray pulsar, and an unknown object. A blazar is an active galactic nucleus that expels energy in a direction near Earth, causing it emit a bright light.

[valkyrianmusic]

Chronus - Chronus

Chronus – Chronus

Chronus Chronus Heavy Metal/ Progressive Metal Released 27th October 2017 via EMP Label Group/SPV ‘Chronus’ is the debut album from the Swedish heavy metal band of the same name. They were formed in 2012 and their music has been compared to the likes of Mastodon, Goijra and Ozzy Osbourne. There is something about the cover art that reminds me of the Swedish metal band Ghost. And it’s not just the…

[spookshowcinema-blog]

Spook Show Cinema Presents: Gojira

Welcome Cinemaniacs to Spook Show Cinema Presents, a showcase for a few of horror’s finer features. Look at the calendar! It’s October, and you know what that means! It’s the 31 Days of Halloween! For this very special month, we’re going to cap off each work week with a very special feature; Godzillapalooza! All Godzilla, all the time! Now without further preamble, Spook Show Cinema Presents Gojira!

C’mon. You know this one right? Awakened by nuclear blasts, a gargantuan beast from the prehistoric era awakens from the deep and descends upon Tokyo in a deadly display of devastating destruction! Blue Oyster Cult wrote a song all about it? You know the one. “woo oo, Godzilla.” That’s all there is to Gojira, right?

Well, not quite. It turns out that the first film in the enormous Godzilla film franchise is a little more complicated than I remembered, both is content and the story behind the scenes. To get a better picture  we’re going to make some deep cuts and take a look under the skin.

NOTE: We’re going to use the Japanese spelling, “Gojira” when referring to the original Japanese film, and the American spelling “Godzilla” when referring to the character and franchise. Got it? Great. Let’s go.

So What's it About?

If you grew up in the U.S., there’s a strong chance that you’ve never actually seen the original Godzilla film. “Now Mateo,” I hear you say, “I had Godzilla on VHS! I watched it every week! I watched it every day! I watched it so many times that I wore out the tape in the VHS! Don’t tell me I’ve never seen the original Godzilla!” To you, I say I get it pal. I was in the same boat until just the other day. I was a Godzilla fan. An aficionado, if you will. But as sure as the world turns, we were both victims of the nefarious process known as “Americanization”

Here’s the skinny. “Gojira” was originally released in Japan in 1954 and was a financial success. Spotting a potential blockbuster, American film executives snatched up the film’s international distribution rights and set out to create a monster movie that was more palatable to their intended audience. Gojira was re-cut, re-dubbed, and partially re-shot to include Canadian actor Raymond Burr as a new main character. The result of these efforts was “Godzilla: King of the Monsters”, a film closer in tone to the cheesy giant monster movies that peppered the theaters of the era.

Gojira, on the other hand, is a far more somber and contemplative film. You know how most Godzilla movies are vicarious exercises in voyeuristic destruction, in which one or more giant monster challenges the King for his crown, leading to an all out battle that tramples the terrified teeming masses of Tokyo into dust? Well that’s not how Gojira works. It’s less of a rip roaring monster slugfest, and more of an allegorical exploration of the unpredicted consequences of Nuclear Proliferation, plus the dangers of unfettered application of such destructive technology.

I’m going to skip the bit where I give you the plot of the film. If you’re a fan of the big green mean machine, you owe it to yourself to give Gojira a viewing.

So What's Good?

This is going to sound stupid, profound, redundant, and or all of the above, so bear with me here. In a lot of ways, Gojira is pretty goddamn close to my idealized concept of a proper Godzilla flick. Now before my head starts spinning and steam starts leaking out of my ears, let me unpack that. The Godzilla franchise is a massive ocean of sequels, spinoffs, knockoffs, homages, adaptations and remakes. I’ve dipped my toes in liberally in all of these different waters, and as a result I’ve developed an internal sense of what constitutes a Godzilla property.

Everyone who’s a fan of big franchises has one of these. It’s why you hear angry fans mutter about things “not feeling right” when a new entry makes radical changes that don’t fit in with the franchise’s M.O. When you consume enough of a franchise, you put together all the best pieces in your head to form “the right stuff”. And oh boy, Goijra is jam packed full of the right stuff!

First off, the film features an ensemble cast from all walks of Japanese society. By having a socially diverse cast, the threat of Godzilla feels much more like a national crisis rather than an isolated disaster. So much emphasis is given to the community and how it responds to the existential threat of Godzilla. The countless dead are painted as not just faceless victims, but as sons and daughters, lovers and friends. This gives the destruction a harder edge than normally seen in monster media.

In addition to spreading its cast out on the social ladder, Gojira also excels at fleshing them out. The film feels as if it’s edited more like a modern high production tv show than a film. In the first act we jump from short vignette to vignette, in which we are introduced to unrelated characters and groups of people. We are given just enough time to establish what these people’s everyday lives are like. Then we are shown these lives being cataclysmically altered by the emergence of Godzilla.

You can say that Gojira’s Kaijumation hasn’t aged well, but you’d be wrong. Kaijumation, or the the art of putting a person in a rubber suit and filming them stomp all over a miniature set, is one of those peculiar techniques of filmaking that never quite lose their flavor. Sure, no one will argue that Godzilla’s monster looks more realistic than something out of a modern cg movie. But the one advantage it’ll always have over CG is that it looks real. A man was actually in a giant lizard costume, and actually stomped over miniature sets that were actually there. For a film about a giant monster taking Tokyo, that’s mighty impressive.

So What's The Word?

Gojira is a masterpiece and everyone should see it. I feel like I could write several Thousand word essays on the subject and still have more to say, so for the sake of time I’ll leave it at that. As Always, Stay Spooky My Friends!

[jjproduction297]

Hey everybody, today is Haruo Nakajima's Birthday 🎂 The original suit actor who played Godzilla in the Showa series <:)

[alexvaldez2014]

#Goijra Face Art by BaBoomArt at @DeviantArt (#ShinGodzilla + #Godzilla2014) #Godzilla #ShinGojira #godzillaresurgence #Godzilla2016 #Godzilla2 #Godzilla2019 #Godzilla2020 #GodzillaVsKong #LegendaryGodzilla #ShinLegendaryGodzilla #Kaiju #LegendaryKaiju #art #design #GodzillaMovie #Toho #TohoGodzilla #legendarypictures #warnerbros #Fanart

[nikolase]

Gojira @ Krakatoa Mérignac (33) on Flickr.

[andersmilton]

Godzilla Movie - Ultimate Fan

Hey internet world! I know I don't reach out to you often and you are probably feeling neglected but we entered a video into the Godzilla ultimate fan contest and we could really use your help!  If you love Godzilla (or don't but can appreciate us trekking around Chicago using our phones to the max potential to film what we did in honor of the King of Monsters) please go out and vote on our video!  The link will take you right there and all you have to do is click a button!  Voting is all this week and you can vote once a day so stomp to it!! Thanks!!

[metalinsider]

Mastodon's Brann Dailor on new album: We want it to be at every 15 year old party in the woods"

Mastodon’s Brann Dailor on new album: We want it to be at every 15 year old party in the woods”

It’s an exciting time for Mastodon. Their sixth album, Once More Around the Sun, will be out in June, the album’s first single, “High Road,” is just about to come out at radio, and later this month, they’ll begin a tour with Gojira and Kvelertak. Drummer Brann Dailor spoke to us about the title, the album itself, which he calls a “mover and shaker,” and the care that they put into designing album…

[heavygloomxx]

3, 5 and 15 from the three songs ask set, please 😁💖

3. three songs you were recently obsessed with

Only Pain - Goijra

Halo - Maschine Head

Steh auf - Lindemann

5. three songs you wish you could forget (because listening to them hurts)

Literally every song in the Charts rn!

15. three songs you want to dance with your love to

Kiss the Goat - Ghost

Radio - Rammstein

Raise your Horns - Amon Amarth

Thank you!!!❤️