Shin Godzilla

"A love letter to the best and worst that a stoic bureaucracy can offer, in monster movie form. It's the story of a ragtag band of misfits who establish an official sanctioned subcommittee to stop Godzilla. Probably the most realistic huge monster movie ever made."

"This was good. Definitely my favorite of the Godzilla movies I have seen. I love the actual design of gojira/godzilla whatever it is. The first one especially was nightmare fuel. At first I didn’t really care for the plot with the people. But once it got more chaotic it worked better."

"A truly terrifying nightmare worthy Godzilla feat. a government that has way too many meetings and poor response times to deal with the threat at hand 😂 this action packed movie was Japan’s 2016 best picture winner and for good reason. If you can watch a version of the movie that isn’t dubbed I’d highly recommend doing so! If you’re a fan of Godzilla you’ll love this. "

"An amazing reboot. So much fun to watch. Hope it gets a sequel one day. "

"The best modern day Godzilla film handsdown."

"Watch as a monster destroys and cannot be stopped, beauracracy at it's finest. The overall design of Shin Godzilla is amazing, and the stand alone lore is peak for the subtle context cues. My second favorite godzilla movie overall. 8/10"

"It's an interesting movie that focuses on the government's response to crisis. It's a critique of reacting to too much information too quickly, and not enough information and being too slow. Personally, it was a bit less effective to me as the more "common man dealing with godzilla" that I got from the other movies I watched. However, it was pretty enjoyable. Alot alot alot of medical, scientific, and political jargon used in the dub. Felt very indicative of a movie from 2016 in camera work, effects, and graphics."

"Probably the scariest Godzilla movie"

"Very interesting concept. I loved the take on the story being told through the lens of fast media, overwhelming information, and uncertainty. I wouldn’t want to be in the position of any of the politicians after this. All in all, a well done movie, and interesting concept. "

"The king is back, baby! Godzilla is at the top of his game, more terrifying than ever. A great satire of japanese politics with the added bonus of a giant, indestructible, radioactive monster. What's not to love?"