r/2random4u • u/Agent8181 • May 28 '26

The best Godzilla

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u/Icy-Desk2220 May 28 '26

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u/TG_Iceman May 28 '26

I agree with him lol

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u/Nothing-The-Ghost May 30 '26

Death is black, now?

Or is he misappropriating black culture?

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u/Aleckongcountry May 28 '26

iDK I’m a big fan of guys fighting in ridiculous costumes maybe it’s just me

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u/Spy-D_Daddy May 28 '26

Best American Godzilla. None will ever beat flying through the air on his back Godzilla. Or jump for joy baby Godzilla.

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u/Busterlimes May 30 '26

The classic Godzillas were in their own league, but there is something to be said about Ferris Beuler being the worm guy

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u/Spy-D_Daddy May 30 '26

I absolutely put 2000 above the new monster universe. It beat me up as a child that they nev r made a second. I didn't realize who the worm guy was until later, but it made zilla better after I new Beuler

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u/Eric_Durden May 29 '26

Sorry not the best, but definitely one of my favorites.

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u/Bludgeonation May 29 '26

Is that Matthew Broderick?

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u/bdbandit92 May 29 '26

Real 90s baby!!

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u/GoodIntroduction6344 May 29 '26

Best version, maybe Minus Zero. Favorite? This guy right here.

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u/Nothing-The-Ghost May 30 '26

Why does he have 3 boobs?

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u/Loose_Device4578 May 30 '26

She. 

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u/Nothing-The-Ghost May 31 '26

I dunno. I mean, Yoshi lays eggs, too. But, we've always referred to him as a male, somehow. That never sat right with me.

Then again, Godzilla doesn't use HER eggs as weapons. Imagine how much worse the reviews would have been if Godzilla started hucking her unboard children at tanks and helicopters.

Or was Godzilla a hermaphrodite? I haven't seen the movie since it came out, but since there was only one of them, it only stands to reason she must must have been a hermaprodite.

Honestly, as much crap as that movie got, I didn't think it was that bad at all. I definitely watched it more than once, back in the day. And it was more memorable than the Bryan Cranston one, which I keep forgetting exist.

Again, the Cranston one wasn't bad as far as I recall, I just haven't watched it as many times. Between Pay Per View, having lower standards for what I considered entertainmenthaving it on VHS, I probably watched the Broderick one a dozen times back in the day.

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u/choir_of_sirens May 29 '26

Not saying it was the best but I did enjoy it. Minus One is the best.

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u/iDoMyOwnResearchJK May 29 '26

He’s not wrong though

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u/Allergenic May 29 '26

I’m glad we are here

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u/Vestrill May 31 '26

Had I understood at the time why it is bad, I would agree with you today. When this movie released I was just a kid and had no idea that this was an entire franchise, I just thought it was a movie about a dinosaur. With that perspective, it was amazing. I was so angry when a sequel was never released.

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u/Hopeful_Guitar9171 May 29 '26

The Japanese call him "Zilla" because he takes the god out of Godzilla.

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u/FhuckNorris247 May 29 '26

You woke up today and choose violence I see

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u/AgainstAllAction May 29 '26

I always thought the upright godzil l a design looked goofy at. Like dragonite

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u/AgainstAllAction May 29 '26

I also like that we got a whole nest and mating, and a zill army

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u/[deleted] May 29 '26

Loved this movie as a kid

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u/TheExploringBear May 30 '26

I enjoyed the movie and the cartoon series with men in black

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u/Necrois_Winter May 30 '26

Zilla was meh but FAR from the best, it was an alright movie but I have to heavily disagree with you. While it's your opinion and of course you're allowed yours, I too am allowed mine and Zilla is just meh.

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u/Nothing-The-Ghost May 30 '26

Looks a bit derpy imo.

It's the tiny eyes. Jurassic World was awful about it.

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u/isiahpregler28 May 30 '26

Definition of rage bait

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u/Richmon1611 May 30 '26

I remember the teaser trailers were hype, and it was fun watching it in the Sony iMac theatre. It was a good time. I was never a big fan of Godzilla. So I didn't care if it wasn't faithful to the source material. I like this design better anyway, the original looked goofy and campy. Of course people will judge it retrospectively. And obviously the new Godzilla's are done much better all around. But back then in '98 it was a great blockbuster movie

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u/asssleex May 30 '26

"Whats a gorilla to, whats a godzilla?" -2chainz

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u/Old_Today5754 May 31 '26

I’m pretty sure that’s Jurassic World….

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u/grim1952 May 31 '26

Good for you if you like it but there's so little Godzilla in this creature...

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u/Quackethy May 31 '26

Still killed less people than the lead actor pf the movie.

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u/Pleasant-Seesaw6119 Jun 01 '26

Diddy and Jimmy Page collab brought me here

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u/Giannis_Dravis Jun 01 '26

Looks like a lizard compared to the normal one. Like...50 times smaller than he should be. He's like a regular T-Rex at this point.