哥斯拉-1.0
由Takashi Yamazaki执导战后的日本，新的恐怖崛起：哥斯拉。遭受重创的人们能否生存……更不用说反击了？
哥斯拉-1.0的评分和评论
- jackmeat2024年10月19日My 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.
- Rick2025年2月12日I 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.
- M08Y2026年5月4日I really am quite fond of this one. Previous to this, my only experience with Godzilla was the 2014 Hollywood version and it's sequels. The dying days of the second world war in Japan is a fascinating setting and a natural fit for this film. This film really does have everything you'd want. Character arcs, warships, fighter planes, anti-mine boats and a big scary dinosaur thing with nuclear breath. All very good. The budget of this film is quite possibly the most impressive thing about it. This film reportedly had a $15M budget which is genuinely astonishing. Hollywood really could learn a thing or two from Godzilla Minus One. The audio and visuals are generally solid. There are some questionable CGI moments but honestly for $15M it's incredible. The atomic breath scene REALLY packs a punch.
- Paul Schwartz2026年3月22日Good story and interesting take on the original
- Seabee4uu2026年3月21日Really decent. Now as with "Shin", don't watch the dubbed version, it sucks. Try the original japanese with subs. Loved it.
- darsan2025年11月11日i 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.
- WiseGuySaidSo2026年3月17日Second 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.
- AtlasOnEuropa2025年9月2日Is your war... finally over?
- Karen Nakamura2025年9月18日Was 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.
- alexmpowers2026年2月22日Incredibly heart felt and easy to see why it is a standout in the franchise.
- CatcherNTheRyan2026年1月26日The best human story of the series. The second straight great TOHO Godzilla movie.
- kgcarini2026年1月13日Such a wonderful heart felt story. I did not expect to be in tears from a Godzilla movie. It is so good.
- imredorka2026年1月5日I love Godzilla. Great movie. There is no bad movie with it.
- Robert Potter2025年12月28日Killer visuals that'll make you cry.
- Kevin Ward2025年7月2日Liked it even more on second watch. Proud of moviegoers continuing to support this film. It was a 100% packed house tonight a full 7 weeks (I think) after release. There was even a couple that had bought both tickets on each side of my wife and I and just asked us if we wouldn’t mind sliding over one seat. Love seeing films in a packed house.
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哥斯拉-1.0花絮
哥斯拉-1.0于2023年11月3日发布。
哥斯拉-1.0由Takashi Yamazaki执导。
哥斯拉-1.0的时长为2小时 4分钟。
哥斯拉-1.0由Kenji Yamada, Go Abe, Kazuaki Kishida, Keichiiro Moriya制作。
战后的日本，新的恐怖崛起：哥斯拉。遭受重创的人们能否生存……更不用说反击了？
哥斯拉-1.0中的关键角色有Koichi Shikishima（Ryunosuke Kamiki）, Noriko Oishi（Minami Hamabe）, Shiro Mizushima（Yuki Yamada）。
哥斯拉-1.0的评级为PG-13。
哥斯拉-1.0是一部Action, Adventure, 恐怖电影。
哥斯拉-1.0的观众评分为9.8（满分10分）。
哥斯拉-1.0的预算曾是US$1500万。
哥斯拉-1.0的票房收入为US$1.1亿。