Extended Reading
  • Ophelia 2022-03-21 09:01:51

    The spiritual core has been dissolved

    The reason why movies, or even series of movies, as a kind of secular myth, can be continuously stated, and even gradually evolved into a kind of popular culture, all originates from the expression of a collective unconscious.

    In 1954, the first Godzilla movie came out, and the background of the...

  • Johnny 2022-04-20 09:01:41

    Godzilla is full

    Let’s talk about the plot full of slots. The brain circuits of the male and female protagonists are really incomprehensible to ordinary people, and many operations are not at all what normal people should have. At the beginning, the heroine released a three-headed dragon, completely disregarding...

  • Sam 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    The front is drowsy, and the ending completely explodes! So much so that I suspect that so many procrastination and useless rubbish dramas are intentional, just to set off the excitement of monster fighting. Of course, the two scenes of heroic sacrifice in order to save others are quite moving, but the most exciting is the cool and explosive Godzilla! !

  • Helmer 2022-01-28 08:04:35

    After Wanda acquired Legend, "Godzilla 2" is considered the best work. The film not only has Zhang Ziyi joined but also has a lot of appropriate elements of Eastern mythology, but also because of Dongbao's intervention, making Godzilla more like Godzilla.

Godzilla: King of the Monsters quotes

  • Executive Officer Bowman: Can't fix our position. GPS is down. But inertial says we're 600 miles from departure.

    Commander Crane: That can't be.

    Dr. Rick Stanton: I knew it, man! The vortex was a tunnel into the Hollow Earth. It's a subterranean tunnel system that connect the entire planet. It doesn't matter. I knew I was right. I told you, Chen!

    Dr. Ilene Chen: Shut up, Rick.

  • Colonel Diane Foster: The oxygen destroyer, why wasn't Monster Zero affected?

    Chief Warrant Officer Barnes: I mean, I'm no scientist, but I think it has something to do with his goddamn head growing back.

    Dr. Rick Stanton: Well, I've never seen anything like it. It violates everything we know about the natural order.

    Dr. Ilene Chen: Unless he's not part of the natural order.

    Dr. Ishiro Serizawa: What do you mean?

    [shows a cave painting of Godzilla and Monster Zero]

    Dr. Ilene Chen: I was able to piece this together.

    Sam Coleman: Well, he looks vaguely familiar.

    Dr. Ilene Chen: It tells of a great dragon who fell from the stars. A Hydra whose storm swallowed both men and gods alike.

    Mark Russell: What, you mean an alien?

    Dr. Ilene Chen: Yes. He's not part of our natural order. And he's not meant to be here.

    Dr. Ishiro Serizawa: A false king.

    Dr. Rick Stanton: An invasive species. That could explain how he's creating these massive storms and the effect he's having on the other Titans. It's almost he's reshaping the planet to his own liking.

    Dr. Ishiro Serizawa: These legends, what did they call him?

    Dr. Ilene Chen: Ghidorah. "The one who is many."

    Mark Russell: Ghi-what?

    Sam Coleman: She said, "Gonorrhea."

    Mark Russell: Huh?

    Dr. Ilene Chen: Ghidorah!