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Godzilla Film Analysis

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Everyone may know the action-packed, atomic breathing, gargantious lizard, bringer/saviour of destruction, and King of Monsters that lives in the vast depth oceans of Tokyo, Japan. His/her name is Gojira (or Godzilla in America). So the movie starts off with the scene being in Honolulu, Hawaii with the sky being pitch black, with bright burning stars illuminating the sky with a beautiful light. There are tourists everywhere having a party in a luau with a night show, and amazing food, and beautiful weather. Then all of a sudden the camera's face towards the ocean, with a dog tied to a palm tree barking, with white foam escaping the gap from his mouth, and as he looks at what is in the ocean, then these gigantic spikes come out forming a black …show more content…

TV has been with since 1927 with pictures in black and white with no sounds that was when tv as characterless, and not that great, but it has been evolving throughout the years to become better with color and sound. The creator of the Godzilla franchise is Tomoyuki Tanaka, he is a japanese man who was the film producer. He was born in Kashiwara Osaka, Japan on April 10, 1910 and died in Tokyo, Japan on April 2, 1997 due to a stroke at the age of 86. When he graduated Kansai University he decided to join the company Toho which produces movies like Godzilla and other movies that are made from Toho …show more content…

The monsters and the actors deserve an 8.5/10 because they were good, but not great because some of the actors did a horrible job in the movie acting and the monsters looked like it was the same as the movie Charlie’s Angels Full Throttle with the horrible movie effects like they were dangling on some kind of invisible string that couldn’t be seen which was so terrible that I almost threw the remote at the tv, and turned off the movie. I would give the actors that were playing as the characters in the movie an 8/10 in acting in the movie, because they didn’t do a perfect job on acting but they at least got some good emotions into the mix giving the movie a little more spice and

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