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Okay, this is horrible of me... but I wasn't expecting this to have such a great story with such complex and compelling characters!!! LOVED IT!!!! (spoilers, sorrrrry!)

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Dan M

For the most part I’ve been able to guess as to how you were going to react to certain movies, but I really didn’t know what to expect from you with this one. I can’t wait to watch this tonight and listen to your comments. I’m not sure how familiar you are with the Godzilla franchise. He’s has numerous iterations throughout the 70 years that he’s been stomping around, from his origins of a nightmare of an amalgamation of the horrors of nuclear war to a kid friendly anti hero who tag teams with various other kaiju to savior of the planet who dukes it out with aliens and/or other monsters that want to wreak havoc on our planet. This movie brings him back full circle, and throws in a surprisingly touching story and some lovable characters. I’d be interested to see you react to some of the other movies in his back catalogue, including the reboots by Legendary Pictures.

Riggo 82

It's hard to believe this movie had a budget between $10-15 million. It really makes you wonder what the hell Hollywood is spending all their money on. They really need to get back to basics, and that means writing compelling and frankly logical scripts. That is the foundation of any good movie. Great special effects helps, but in the end it's really just window dressing.

Brian's Dog

Minus Color version watchers: report in! I like your ending theory better, I assumed it was some mark that radiation left.

Dan M

The Godzilla movie you’re referring to is the 1998 “reboot” movie starring Matthew Broderick and directed by Roland Emmerich (of Independence Day fame). As a Godzilla movie, this was a travesty and universally panned by true Godzilla fans. As a sci fi/monster movie that has no relationship whatsoever to any Godzilla lore, it’s an enjoyable movie.

ViolatedGorilla

I watched in minus color. To me the B&W just makes it that much more impactful.

Dan M

I think you should change the name of your channel from Liteweight Reacting to Liteweight Crying. Great reaction, Teegan. I’ve been a Godzilla fan since I was in grade school. I would spend entire afternoons watching Godzilla marathons on tv. Of course, as a kid and a teen, all I really cared about was watching the Big G kick ass. But as I entered adulthood, I was praying and waiting for a Godzilla movie with a great story and depth. There have been a couple that have come close but didn’t quite get there. This is the one that checked all the boxes, and then some.

David Trumble

You know it's a classic when she weeps "I HATE THIS MOVIE!"

John A

This was better then I thought it would be, I felt the same. I had not yet seen this, so it was my first time. it was predictable, but was enjoyable. it had more story and heart then just having Godzilla wrack Japan.

Thamor

I actually showed this to my mother and when I said what we watching the answer and reaction was like totally 180 after the movie different :D. Ps. Magnetic mines were a thing in ww2 and a lot of other things that people who never studied it don't know.

Thamor

Hollywood and logic don't mess in these past 15-20 years already. You will never get a movie from there that will be what audience actually wants to compared to what political or ideology wants :D

Greg Florez

I was able to see this in theatres. Loved it and happy to see Liteweight finally review because I know she would like it too 🎥

Lee N.

Godzilla will return... in Godzilla Minus Zero. It will release to Japanese theaters on Godzilla Day (November 3rd, 2026). In North American theaters on November 6th, three days later. You should also check out Shin Godzilla (2016). It is a surprisingly disturbing take on the character.