Godzilla
Cactuar Joe
Cactuar Joe
CactuarJoe@retro.pizza

Godzilla (1954): Nuclear weapons benefit no one and should never have been invented.

Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991): Nuclear weapons are fine as long as we win in the end. #Monsterdon

forestine
forestine
forestine@sunny.garden

Since there are a bunch of comparisons going on in the tags, I really enjoyed this video by Accented Cinema comparing Gojira to Shin Godzilla. Spoilers for both movies (the tl;dw is Shin Godzilla doesn't show the human tragedy - I still do love both movies but I think he has some good points)
#Monsterdon
Accented Cinema - Why I Don't Like Shin Godzilla
youtube.com/watch?v=HDxmB2D9oD

Cactuar Joe
Cactuar Joe
CactuarJoe@retro.pizza

...Y'know, I think watching Godzilla (1954) has made me retroactively loathe Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991) even more.

Godzilla has a scientist *literally vaporize himself* rather than give Japan a weapon of mass destruction.

Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah has a person from the future delivering Japan a weapon of mass destruction (in the form of Mecha Ghidorah) for the explicit purpose of guaranteeing future Japanese hegemony.

Man, what the fuck. #Monsterdon

Coprolite9000
Coprolite9000
coprolite9000@mastodon.me.uk

... and eyepatch scientist, after destroying his notes, fully commits to sacrificing himself - and thus destroying all knowledge of how the Oxygen Destroyer operates - through its delivery to Godzilla's seabed lair. #monsterdon

Plaid
Plaid
plaidtron3000@jorts.horse

The Oxygen Destroyer looked like someone making a supercritical mass just in reverse. Was public knowledge of nuclear bombs that good in 54? Going to have to look that up. #monsterdon #gojira