01-11-2019, 07:57 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-11-2019, 08:10 PM by Drunk Monk.)
Godzilla 3: The Planet Eater
My fav line in the is ‘cut...the...crap’. There’s a lot of talking. Everyone is constantly talking, ruminating about god, saying obvious stuff, and making some poignant atomic bomb comments that are spot on. But being subtitled, it’s distracting. Too much talk. And I was pretty lost trying to remember all the talk in ep 2.
But Godzilla still rocks. He doesn’t appear until almost halfway through, and my fav titan comes into play, Ghidorah. The Godzilla vs Ghidorah battle is fairly satisfying. Mothra makes a cameo too, but it didn’t really make sense, neither did the end of credits scene so I couldn’t tell if this was the finale. Two things to keep in kindness if you watch this: 1. Exif is a play on Planet X. 2. Haruo means ‘spring’ and it’s also the name of the guy in the Godzilla rubber suit. There’s still some truly gorgeous anime art in this, but I’m sticking to my fast forward to the fight scenes and replace the sound with dubstep idea.
My fav line in the is ‘cut...the...crap’. There’s a lot of talking. Everyone is constantly talking, ruminating about god, saying obvious stuff, and making some poignant atomic bomb comments that are spot on. But being subtitled, it’s distracting. Too much talk. And I was pretty lost trying to remember all the talk in ep 2.
But Godzilla still rocks. He doesn’t appear until almost halfway through, and my fav titan comes into play, Ghidorah. The Godzilla vs Ghidorah battle is fairly satisfying. Mothra makes a cameo too, but it didn’t really make sense, neither did the end of credits scene so I couldn’t tell if this was the finale. Two things to keep in kindness if you watch this: 1. Exif is a play on Planet X. 2. Haruo means ‘spring’ and it’s also the name of the guy in the Godzilla rubber suit. There’s still some truly gorgeous anime art in this, but I’m sticking to my fast forward to the fight scenes and replace the sound with dubstep idea.
Shadow boxing the apocalypse