Godzilla Minus One

Movie
88/100
MovieNerd Score

In postwar Japan, a new terror rises. Will the devastated people be able to survive... let alone fight back?

Filmmaking

Overall
95
Screenplay
95
Acting
80
Cinematography
85
Production
90
Directing
87
Concept
90
Story
94
Dialogue
75
Characters
75
Pacing
88
Musical Score
87

Attributes

Entertaining
88
Uniqueness
85
How Much I Like It
85
Twists
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Artistry
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Fun
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Cliche
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Cheesy
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Broad Appeal
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Cerebral
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Emotional
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Discussion Worthy
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Genres

Comedy
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Drama
90
Suspense
82
Action
80
Mystery
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Thriller
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Horror
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Adventure
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Romance
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Science Fiction
80
Fantasy
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Animation
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Maturity

Family Friendly
80
Positive Message
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Thematically Mature
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Intense
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Sexuality
0
Nudity
0
Violence
50
Gore
30
Crude
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Profanity
0
Scary
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Substance Use
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1 Review

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95 Overall95 Screenplay80 Acting85 Cinematography90 Production90 Concept94 Story75 Dialogue75 Characters87 Musical Score85 Uniqueness88 Entertaining

I routinely look off into the distance and picture Godzilla coming up over the horizon and try to feel what that would be like, lol, so I definitely knew I wanted to see this. Most heartfelt Godzilla movie by far and also is the most unique of the franchise in that it felt the most like a normal, well made dramatic film. Wasn't surprised when I saw that both the critics and audience both gave this film very high ratings. I grew up watching all of the old black and white Godzilla movies (and other B&W scifi) so I was pleasantly surprised to find that they made a way to make it feel fresh despite coming after almost 40 other films in the franchise.

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