Godzilla (1954) (ゴジラ - Gojira) (1954)

Best Horror Movie, Year by Year (73 movies items)

"1954 "

My trips to the cinema 2023 (410 movies items)

"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: March 2nd CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"

Films I've seen on celluloid in the digital era (400 movies items)

"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★½ NOTES: 2005 BFI print. DATE: March 2nd 2023 CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"

Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2022) (100 movies items)

" Points: 16 Chosen by: AVPGuyver21 (9), crazymetalhead (7) Previous rank: 84 (↑5) IMDB top 250 rank: not included"

Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2021) (100 movies items)

" Points: 15 Chosen by: AVPGuyver21 (9), crazymetalhead (6) Previous rank: it wasn't selected IMDB top 250 rank: not included"

Movies the giraffe watched in 2020: January (29 movies items)

"Re-watch - Jan. 11th Turns out the kiddo has agreed to join me on this endeavor, so she got to watch Godzilla for the first time. Amusingly she realized that they were using models for most of the big set-pieces. But I think she enjoyed it overall. I still think it's a great film, especially for its time. "

Movies I watched in November 2019 (25 movies items)

" Date: 11/4/2019 Viewed: Criterion Blu-Ray Rewatch Note: 65 years later and this movie is still an important cinematic achievement in film history. This movie is a dark and gritty movie that deals with the themes of nuclear war and how nature was going to take revenge on humanity. All the characters in this movie are fantastic and are very memorable. I still love the special effects that they were able to pull off because they look great in a 1954 stand point of view. Overall, this movie is "

Viimeinen elokuvapäiväkirja 2019 (163 movies items)

"4.9 (uusintakatselu)"

Slant's 100 Best Sci-Fi Movies of All Time (100 movies items)

"More than 60 years of sequels, tag-team monster mash-ups, and shitty Hollywood remakes haven’t blunted the sheer cinematographic force, let alone metaphorical heft, of Ishirô Honda’s 1954 classic. Rarely has the open wound of widespread devastation been transposed to celluloid with greater visceral impact. Put another way, Godzilla is the Germany Year Zero of monster movies. The impetus for the film was a series of undeclared H-bomb tests conducted by the U.S. military at Bikini Atoll in Ma"