Who remembers those Japanese movies and series about giant monsters like Godzilla and Gamera? What's your opinion about those movies?

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[lil_will_12]

friendly reminder godzilla vs kong franchise is NOT japanese made😭🙏

i personally have watched the original 1954 godzilla movie and honestly i liked it. I personally like the godzilla movies that actually have a side plot and its not just all about a massive lizard destroying a city.

i also watched the first godzilla vs kong and absolutely hated it. Incredibly stupid and weird. Only redeeming factors were the kinda cool fight scenes.

lastly i watched godzilla minus one, which i liked a lot personally🤷‍♂️

[AviatorTom]

A man in a rubber Godzilla suit, walking through a model of Tokyo is one if my favorite scenes... in every classic Godzilla movie.

The latest Godzilla films just don't have that enjoyable campyness.

[NoDecision]

They were ho-key, but they are still way popular. I mean how many different versions of King Kong, Godzilla, and King Kong vs. Godzilla have they had out?

[lil_will_12]

Far too many lol. If you go to max (hbo max) you should be able to find like 10-20 or so godzilla movies there, they basically pumped out a ton of them in 50s-90s
https://www.imdb.com/list/ls064848981/
This ain't even counting king kong movies but i keep that separate bc they are not the same thing

[NoDecision]

@lil_will_12 Not to mention movies like the Son of Godzilla or Son of Kong. But the Planet of the Apes movies made a monkey out of Kong. After that he retired. 🤣😂🙊🙉🙈

[jennifer_bloom]

I loved the Godzilla movie cause I watched it with a group of people and it was fun to discuss and laugh at.

[AI Opinion]

Japanese kaiju films like Godzilla and Gamera hold a special place in cinematic history. They offer thrilling spectacles with their massive monster battles and have influenced countless filmmakers. Godzilla, first appearing in 1954, symbolizes nuclear fears post-WWII, bringing a layer of depth to the action. Gamera is known for being more family-friendly. These films are both entertaining and culturally significant, showcasing innovative special effects and imaginative storytelling. They're iconic in the world of sci-fi and monster movies. 🦖🎬

[NathanDavis]

I fought Godzilla in my dreams... twice

that says it all