Godzilla Minus One
Directed by Takashi YamazakiEn el Japón de la posguerra, Godzilla trae una nueva devastación a un paisaje ya abrasado. Sin intervención militar ni ayuda gubernamental a la vista, los supervivientes deben unirse frente a la desesperación y luchar contra un horror implacable.
Godzilla Minus One Ratings & Reviews
- jackmeat19 de octubre de 2024My quick rating - 8.0/10. I’ve been eagerly awaiting my chance to see Godzilla Minus One, especially since it clinched the Oscar for Visual Effects, and it did not disappoint. This latest installment in the Godzilla saga takes us back to postwar Japan, where the iconic monster wreaks havoc on a nation already devastated by war. The story is grounded in the human experience, centering on survivors who, with no military or government support, must band together to confront this unstoppable force of nature. The visual effects are breathtaking, and it’s easy to see why the film won its Oscar. From the meticulously recreated 1940s cityscapes to the terrifyingly lifelike Godzilla, the effects team managed to bring the monster to life in a way that’s both modern and nostalgic. There’s a particularly striking scene where Godzilla marches upright through a downtown area, toppling buildings in a clear homage to the original films. It’s a powerful blend of old and new, honoring the franchise’s roots while pushing the boundaries of what modern technology can achieve. But this movie isn’t just about the spectacle. The human characters are given depth and significance, with the story focusing on their struggle for survival and their determination to fight back. The little girl’s role is especially poignant, adding an emotional layer that’s often missing in monster movies. The war cry speech, delivered to rally the citizens, is well-written and genuinely stirring, encapsulating the film’s theme of resilience in the face of overwhelming odds. The period recreation is also spot-on. Everything from the buildings and military equipment to the everyday costumes feels authentic, transporting the audience back to the 1940s. The decision to portray Godzilla as the villain again, a force that humanity must figure out how to stop, brings the franchise full circle, echoing the tone of the original 1954 film. The movie wraps up with a feel-good ending that’s both satisfying and true to the spirit of the Godzilla legacy. While I’ve enjoyed the Godzilla vs. Kong films from Hollywood, Godzilla Minus One stands out as the best overall Godzilla movie I’ve seen. It’s a visually stunning, emotionally engaging, and thematically rich addition to the franchise.
- Paul Schwartz22 de marzo de 2026Good story and interesting take on the original
- Rick12 de febrero de 2025I went in expecting a good movie based on word of mouth, I wasn't expecting one of the best movies I've ever seen. The perspective of a post war Japan from the Japanese side, the emotional gut punches, and the city smashing were all top notch.
- Seabee4uu21 de marzo de 2026Really decent. Now as with "Shin", don't watch the dubbed version, it sucks. Try the original japanese with subs. Loved it.
- WiseGuySaidSo17 de marzo de 2026Second only to Shin Godzilla overall, this is best film from a story perspective and grounded in the human experience. Godzilla stays firmly in his roots here causing choas and destruction proving once again that the best Godzilla films aren't made in Hollywood, they are produced by Toho.
- alexmpowers22 de febrero de 2026Incredibly heart felt and easy to see why it is a standout in the franchise.
- darsan11 de noviembre de 2025i absolutely CAN'T WAITT FOR godzilla minus zero this was the best godzilla film i've ever seen, the story, the emotions,the visuals and the score were bonkers and im glad that i finally locked in to watch this masterpiece.
- CatcherNTheRyan26 de enero de 2026The best human story of the series. The second straight great TOHO Godzilla movie.
- kgcarini13 de enero de 2026Such a wonderful heart felt story. I did not expect to be in tears from a Godzilla movie. It is so good.
- imredorka5 de enero de 2026I love Godzilla. Great movie. There is no bad movie with it.
- Robert Potter28 de diciembre de 2025Killer visuals that'll make you cry.
- Karen Nakamura18 de septiembre de 2025Was not what I expected! This movie had me through all the emotions: sadness, happiness, nostalgia, excitement, scared, curious, and so on. Easily best of all the Godzillas. So refreshing to see what can be done on a reasonable budget if you have a good story and good actors.
- AtlasOnEuropa2 de septiembre de 2025Is your war... finally over?
- mickerdoo10 de diciembre de 2025Solid action, CGI and battle sequences. Didn't live up to the hype for me, though. Some predictability, blocking and monster mauling issues.
- Mr-EBE23 de octubre de 2025Bad CGI as usual since 2010 Unwatchable in French version - go subtitle But a naive ##### (spoile free) that pleased me
- Richard12 de octubre de 2025This one’s not just a monster movie, it’s a reckoning. Godzilla Minus One takes us to postwar Japan, a nation already shattered and then drops the King of the Monsters into the rubble. But this isn’t about spectacle, it’s about survival, guilt and the fragile hope that rises when everything else has burned. Visually, it’s stunning. The destruction feels earned, not gratuitous. Godzilla is terrifying again, less superhero, more force of nature. And the period detail? Impeccable. From the ash covered streets to the salvaged mines, it feels like history reimagined through myth. I saw this in the cinema and that’s the way it should be seen. The roar, the silence, the war cry, it all lands harder on the big screen. And if I revisit it later on disc or streaming, it will still hold up. It’s not just one of the best Godzilla films in the last couple of years, it’s one of the most emotionally resonant Japanese films in years. It’s a great movie. Full stop.
- Robert Green19 de julio de 2025One of best sci-fi movies in forever. It's the feeling of old school Godzilla movies with the best visual effects of today.
- MechaJayZilla5 de julio de 2025A masterpiece of a Godzilla movie, and a great film overall.
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Godzilla Minus One Trivia
Godzilla Minus One was released on 3 de noviembre de 2023.
Godzilla Minus One was directed by Takashi Yamazaki.
Godzilla Minus One has a runtime of 2h 4min.
Godzilla Minus One was produced by Go Abe, Kazuaki Kishida, Keichiiro Moriya, Kenji Yamada.
En el Japón de la posguerra, Godzilla trae una nueva devastación a un paisaje ya abrasado. Sin intervención militar ni ayuda gubernamental a la vista, los supervivientes deben unirse frente a la desesperación y luchar contra un horror implacable.
The key characters in Godzilla Minus One are Koichi Shikishima (Ryunosuke Kamiki), Noriko Oishi (Minami Hamabe), Shiro Mizushima (Yuki Yamada).
Godzilla Minus One is rated 12.
Godzilla Minus One is an Action, Adventure, Terror film.
Godzilla Minus One has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.
Godzilla Minus One had a budget of 15 MUS$.
Godzilla Minus One has made 113,7 MUS$ at the box office.