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New trailer for #GodzillaMinusZero
Features the arrival of a major kaiju
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Felt inspired to test out Minus Zero Ghidorah's theme with a scene from KOTM.
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Takashi Yamazaki le dijo a Christopher Nolan que algún día iba a hacer una película como respuesta a Oppenheimer. La hizo: es Godzilla Minus Zero.
Dos grandes películas sobre el mismo hecho.
Ghidorah’s theme from GODZILLA MINUS ZERO might be the most massive and terrifying film scoring ever recorded! Nothing like it since THE BATMAN, and even that falls short!
How many orchestras were used for this???
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Godzilla Minus Zero: mais ambicioso e muito mais brutal que Minus One, essa continuação tem uma montagem um pouco menos organizada que a do seu predecessor, mas não economiza em momentos emocionantes e assustadores, além de entregar as cenas mais assustadoras da franquia. 9/10.
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If you have the means to do so, I am begging you to watch Godzilla Minus One in IMAX. I can’t begin to describe how exhilarating it is to hear that score and sound design vibrate in your body as you watch some of the best blockbuster filmmaking you’ll see all year. Breathtaking.
Just going to say this upfront: GODZILLA MINUS ZERO is not only the best Godzilla movie ever made, but it might also be the best blockbuster film so far this year.
Written and directed by effects wizard Takashi Yamazaki, the film is a direct sequel to Yamazaki’s Oscar-winning
there’s a mid-air battle between Ghidorah and several fighter jets that is absolutely thrilling in its execution.
This is a LOUD film, and I mean that in the best possible way. The operatic score blares dramatically over the deep bass rumblings of each step and explosion.
The 1976 Oscar nominated ROCKY was one of the great stories of a scrappy underdog rising to achieve tremendous success. It thrilled and inspired millions and became a touchstone for generations.
But the story of the making of that film and the impossible journey of Sylvester
York while pursuing his dream of acting. Finally one night inspiration strikes and he writes the ROCKY screenplay in three days. A bidding war results in Hollywood, ending up with Stallone in the lead role. The rest is hard-to-believe history.
The film is sweet, sad, and