Recently, it has really hit the line with black and white movies, a particularly great Godzilla "ancestor" movie.
When I first came into contact with special movies, I started with Superman Tiga and Kamen Rider.
Although limited by the times, even now, using dislocations, props, and limited resources with unlimited imagination, this movie is not limited, but it shines.
In addition to the special attention, the actors' acting skills are also very good, coupled with the early suspenseful atmosphere, and as the disaster deepens, the gradually progressive sense of oppression and plot push, all seem very natural and smooth.
When watching this movie, I feel more like Godzilla is like some kind of natural and man-made disaster that cannot be avoided. The movie also mentions the shadow that looms in people's hearts after the Hiroshima atomic bomb.
The most impressive thing in the whole film is the magical figure of Godzilla walking in the burning Tokyo city after devastating.
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