Godzilla 2000: Millennium 1999
Directed by Takao Okawara · 107 mins · 1,959 views
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imagine one film shot in 1965, one shot in 1985, and one shot in 1995, then overlapped and projected at the same time – that’s the only way i can come close to describing the aesthetic mixture of practical effects and cartoonish cgi that this is. a super silly old school throwback that i found intensely pleasing. plus the heroes are a sweet father/smartass 10 year old daughter team that chase godzilla around in a van like he’s a tornado, and even though the final battle is kinda anticlimactic, godzilla’s opponent is too hilariously weird to be disappointed about it. beer+popcorn-tastic.
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KAIJULY: GOJI RAAWRS! Ping poing between 2.5 and 3, but I’d leave it as it is now. A weak start to a new era, and probably the weakest of them all so far. It has its charm. Differently from the past era, this one leans a little more into the campiness with a less threatening-looking Goji (those googly eyes lol), with the exception maybe of the way they still film him to look pretty imposing. CGI was a bit rough, though. The villain of the film looks pretty dope (Orga, I mean), cartoonish, sure, but I guess it fits the tone of the film. The family and human stuff was neat. There’s some of the campiness with the fam, and…
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Winner of the biggest conflict between Japan and USA since Pearl Harbor: Who’s got the coolest Godzilla by the end of the century. Not the hardest feat when you’re going against a whitewashed prehistoric iguana.
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Don’t superimpose Godzilla in a real city! No one likes that! I understand it’s hypocritical of me to ask for more focus in a series whose best entries work so well because of their wide-ranging scope, but damn it, I want more focus in my Godzilla films! There’s no reason that the story has to be split into so many characters whose plotlines have so little to do with each other. It was less painful back in the 70s! It seems so obvious to focus on one core group of characters and see the Godzilla attack from their perspective, which would give it more of a sense of scope, but every film that hints at going down that path panics…
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even more than his own the lost world, this is like if steven spielberg made a godzilla film, full of ominous wonder and earnest spectacle. an extremely compelling mix of early-CGI wonk, fantastic practical effects & compositing, fast-pacing, likeable characters, and an over-the-top english dub that i think actually improves the film (the dub team for this was specifically trying to invoke the humor & gawky charm of 1960s american dubs of kaiju films, and as a fan of those it’s a riot to listen to). i’ve found that the millennium-series godzilla films have always been underrated among kaijuheads and i’ve never understood why, this remains a favorite of mine ever since i was a child and getting into godzilla stuff for…
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A Walk Amongst Monsters #82 “Godzilla is in us and in everybody’s mind.” Godzilla is forced back into work thanks to an American wannabe trashing his reputation. So this might be one of my more controversial Godzilla opinions? I know this film has its fans but man, I did not have a good time rewatching this. I was this close to dropping it down a half star. Sheesh. One of my biggest issues is also one I did not expect to have. All the action is so quiet! Scenes with Godzilla rampaging wouldn’t have an intense soundtrack accompanying him and Godzilla himself would make very little noise. He’s so silent in this when he’s usually incredibly talkative. Not only that…
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Let’s face it, this film exists almost solely because of the shitty American 1998 Roland Emmerich vehicle that shamed the Godzilla name and Japan felt the need to reclaim everyone’s favorite nuclear lizard for their own country once more. While I’m glad they did this as Roland Emmerich and everyone involved with that shitastic TriStar picture should be ashamed of themselves, but this reclamation is a bit of a bloated mess with about three different kinds of Godzilla pictures going on here as the aesthetic of crappy CG and practical effects makes for a weird collage of a movie that wants to be too much and ends up going in circles for most of its running time. For a film…
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Not too big an overstatement to say that seeing this theatrically was the greatest night of my life. The Godzilla suit, so rubbery and tactile… the model Tokyo cityscape, so intricate and detailed… the spacecraft, rendered in CGI that looks like an early test design for Terminator 2’s liquid metal…. this is a movie full of great junky beauty.
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Wildly over-stuffed. Too much narrative for its own good. Somewhere, below this half-baked mess, sits a Spielberg-esque cute father/daughter expedition film. On top of that, though, lies a cheesy, over-saturated take on Godzilla that tries to tackle just about everything it can in its quick runtime, never giving us that fully fleshed-out feeling. For some reason I still enjoyed my time with this. Rather cozy atmosphere.
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Godzilla and Friends Marathon: 40 of 46 In the fifties, we saw an explosion of interest in science fiction films. People swarmed into theaters, as if compelled by some insectoid hive mind, to witness fantastical tales of irradiated monsters and extraterrestrial invaders. Meanwhile, in Japan, Toho jumped on the science fiction bandwagon, rapidly cranking out giant monster movies and alien invasion movies. While we had seen the occasional giant monster that was extraterrestrial in origin, like the Ymir in 20 Million Miles To Earth, giant monsters were typically a result of nuclear radiation. These types of films were usually a commentary on the dangers of unchecked scientific progress and the hubris of man. They rarely had anything to do with…
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English Version below🟠🟢🔵 Godzilla die Dreiundzwanzigste (23) Godzilla 2000: Millennium (1999) Aussehen: 3,5 Impact: 4 Story: 4 Soundtrack: 3,5 Gegenspieler: 4 Mitstreiter: 0 Review: Die berechtigte Kritik, die sich der Auftakt der Millenium-Ära mit „Godzilla 2000: Millennium“ gefallen lassen muss, ist Godzilla bzw. Godzillas-Screentime selbst. Denn die ist, und hier könnte und möchte man von einer Mogelpackung sprechen wie ich es anderorts mehrfach getan habe, überschaubar, wie ich eher sagen würde, auf den Anfang und das Ende komprimiert – mehr oder weniger zumindest. Des Weiteren muss sich der dreiundzwanzigste Film aus dem Godzilla-Franchise die Anmerkung gefallen lassen, verknüpft mit den überaus berechtigen Erwartungen, hier Godzilla innerhalb eines Katastrophenszenarium oder eines Clash of the Titans zu sehen zu bekommen, im weitestgehenden…
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está palomera.
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Tiene un encanto particular ver una película 2000era imitar la estructura del Godzilla de la era Showa. Tiene las mismas virtudes y las mismas fallas. Comfort food.
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It’s not the best Godzilla introduction but its a fun time. It’s not my favorite but I do like Godzilla’s redesign he’s so spikey and angry and I like the concept of Orga and how he changes through the movie. Some great shots that show off the scale in this one. Awful CGI and they made Goji’s roar sound like an elephant too much
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This movie is sooo good. Side note Yuji is HOT.
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“Godzilla is inside each one of us” is such a hard line to end the movie on. Probably had more impact on my undeveloped childhood brain than any teacher ever did.
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orga is one of godzilla’s most underrated opponents imo… he’s stronger than any other spacekaiju below king-ghidorah
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This movie seems so just like bland. Like toho was afraid of trying anything new after tristars Godzilla. Well besides the vore scene.
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This would have hit hard if I saw it upon initial release. Godzilla looks fabulous, especially in comparison to the then-recent US flick. And the story wants to say something about people and Kaiju and information. I just wish the proceedings had more urgency.
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“Orga’s in the house!” -Monster Island Buddies
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7/10 I thought Orga was gonna stay in his flying form the whole movie but then he transformed into one of the best looking Godzilla villians ever.
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movie is kinda ass but zilla design and ending makes up for it
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the human plot more interesting than godzillas like hes just fighting a rock 🥀 b-b-b-but design and poster is MINT
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“Orgas in the house!” Is it bad that this might be one of my favorite Godzilla movies? Yeah it’s CGI is pretty shlocky for the most part ( you should give it some pity though, it was a foreign film made 4 years after Toy Story came out) and the monster enemy doesnt fully appear until the last thirty minutes, but to me this is a really fun time. The Godzilla design is badass, with the big G having a…
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Peak father-daughter activities if you ask me! I like the vibe of this movie: a storm-chaser-like father and his daughter following Godzilla is a refreshing idea, even if that angle doesn’t get explored as much as I would’ve liked. Most of the focus is on the alien plotline, something I’ve come to expect from the franchise. But the whole UFO subplot is pretty forgettable, and it sidelines Godzilla a little too much. At least the big G has some great…
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Millennium Era 1/6 These special effects were probably really cutting edge when this released but now it looks like Toho just started using Adobe After Effects and CGI animation and wants to really show it off. Also, wtf was that ending?!
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Película de la productora Toho nuevamente del Rey de los Monstruos que esta vez son extraterrestres que buscan sus habilidades y poderes para hacer uso de ellos, hackeando y rondando toda la información disponible al respecto aquí se le nombra “Regenerador G1” a esa capacidad de regeneración y adaptación de sus celulas. La trama humana esta bien. Ya lo se muy pocos toman en cuenta la trama pero está me gusta un poco mas que otras (la trama humana) esta…
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Godzilla is in every one of us After the immense backlash from 1998’s American adaptation, TOHO decided to take matters back into their own hands and prove what Godzilla should be like. Did they succeed? This is certainly a family oriented film, focused on a father-daughter relationship, with the story centered on the original conflict between studying Godzilla or fighting him. Add a prehistoric alien monster and cartoonish military antagonist to the mix and you get a rather amusing watch,…
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Rush Job: The Movie
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“Why does he keep saving us?” “Maybe because Godzilla is inside all of us?” *proceeds to burn down everything in sight* I watched this one a bunch as a kid, so the nostalgia runs deep, but looking back, this is a pretty rough watch. Human stories that are uninteresting and a very clunky boss fight at the end. It seems like a step back from the heisei era. The introduction of CGI was not well done, and at times completely…
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26 years since seeing this on the big screen, and it’s still a great time. Lots of callbacks *and* a bit of shade thrown at the 1998 Emmerich film, which is all in good fun. The final Godzilla movie I ever saw dubbed for my first viewing. Takes its time really getting going, and slow-rolls the appearance of its antagonist monster, Orga. The final 20 minutes are great, but it sure does make you wait to see the Kaiju battle…
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“Godzilla is a monster from our own heart” It’s cheesy but that’s part of the charm 🤓 This was my first ever Godzilla movie that I watched. I saw this for the first time when I was 5 and I filled the dvd with scratches for how much I’ve rewatched this movie back then. And now, I’m a grown ahh man I’m still and forever will be a Godzilla fan.
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DDavis 8 月 19, 2026
I can’t really recommend this. I have a lot to say about this so apologies. For starters, the English dub was the only way I could watch this, and that massively undermined my enjoyment of this movie. While not as bad as the 60s dubbing, this movie had really great characters and some honestly hilarious moments that were butchered by the bad voice acting. I think the human plot may have been one of the better ones but the dub…
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Bonus points for actually having a Japanese man screaming “GOZZZILLAAAAAAA!!!” Surprisingly rare in this franchise.
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A film with an intense identity problem The grand beginning of a new era of Godzilla films is an absolute slog to sit through. In an effort to appeal to a broader international audience, Toho loads Millenium up with all kinds of poor CG effects and tracking composite shots that looked awful then and look worse now. It’s especially sad because Toho has done excellent compositing work since the Showa era, but they take dozens of steps back here. The…
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GODZILLAAHHHHHHHH
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This one was pretty bizarre, but I really dug the vibes
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lesson learned: magpakain ka para matalo opponent mo #letthemeatyouwhaattttt?! hahahahha may double chin si godzilla #relatable
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just a good basic Godzilla movie, I like the design tho
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AAdam Blanchard 8 月 18, 2026
For the turn of the century, this one feels like a greatest hits compilation of various tones, styles, and elements from previous eras. It is also an effective answer to the first American attempt at a Godzilla (1998).
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The human story isn’t the most memorable but the film still has great Godzilla scenes
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We can rebuild him. We have the technology. The technology: Serious downgrade. This is Showa-era boring. The CGI is not yet advanced enough at this point to replace practical. And Godzilla is hardly present for most of the film.
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This series’ lack of growth always surprises me but it’s been a second since I’ve seen a Godzilla movie so I still had fun.
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Classic as a child, did not bode well for the movie that despite my countless rewatches, all I remembered is the last 20 minutes (which was still great). Orga was and continues to be a personal favorite.
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Godzilla Minus Eleven This movie slipped massively now that it isn’t the only early Godzilla movie I have seen. The villain is not good. Not enjoyable, not visually intriguing, just total meh. The Godzilla design is not great. The use of CGI is very primitive and looks bad. The characters are a decent bit of fun, but the emotional lines they try to lace throughout just do not hit. The fighting is dark and hard to see. Somehow, because the fighting is bad, this is a blessing. This is a massive downgrade for the series, and I am worried for this era.
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JJustin Totino 8 月 17, 2026
I can’t believe it. This could be the end of our civilization. You really call this civilization? Anything we don’t understand, we try to destroy. Diary. Despite what I said in my entry for Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (1991), it turns I was incorrect about how many Heisei-era Godzilla films appear on the combination of Criterion Channel and Netflix. In fact, only two older Godzilla films were added to Netflix: Godzilla 2000 and Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters…
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Ooreo 8 月 17, 2026
i love godzilla killing the monster then just immediately going back to rampaging and burning down the city
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big ziller vs ogriller I’d be remiss to not mention the insane CGI in this
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Assisti a ‘Gojira 2000: Millennium’. Genuinamente, o que caralhos os roteiristas desse filme fumaram ou cheiraram pra fazer sa porra, pois é tipo visível que eles tinham uma ideia boa no papel pra depois sair meio engraçada. Eu realmente não entendo o hiperfoco que os anos 90 e o início dos anos 2000 tiveram em ETs e Aliens. Outra coisa, os efeitos especiais desse filme são engraçados pra carai mas acaba chegando num ponto em que o CGI parece mais com um PNG. PS: o japonês da Netflix não é japonês e sim inglês por algum caralho de motivo.
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what happened to the chaos from sonic lookin guy? peak battle, mediocre story
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When scientists find a mysterious stone at the bottom of the ocean and Godzilla wreaks havoc once again, humanity is on the brink of destruction. Only Shinoda, a former scientist has a plan for saving the planet. A very dark and amazing Godzilla movie and the first in the millennium series. Loved the plot and the characters in here as well as the phenomenal Godzilla design which is one of the bests in my book. Also the opponent is a clever choice and plays into the Y2K theme of the movie. All in all I had a blast with this movie! Great kaiju entertainment
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Regresé para arreglar el cagadero de Emmerich: la película
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“うわっ、クソッ データが食われてる!” (AH FUCK, THEY’RE EATING THE DATA!) —Japanese Ice Cube The worst thing I can say about GODZILLA 1999: Godzilla vs. Independence Day isn’t that it’s a bad movie. It’s that it was made entirely out of spite for a bad movie, not to be a good one. Like yeah, this washed up scientist driving around tracking Godzilla (and romancing a lady reporter) has a more believable tension with the military than Matthew Broderick in The Other Movie. But he…
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El climax de de la película fue bastante epico y la trama de los humanos no fue tan aburrida como en otras películas de goji
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vendo de novo pq na primeira vez vi dublado e agora consegui ver legendado é mais daorinha do q eu me lembrava, achei os personagens mais legaizinhos (e ri da mesma parte vsf), além de continuar achando o design desse godzilla mto daora com esses cristais. Nem lembrava q o alien virava essa outra coisona aí só n lembro se percebi o tanto de tela verde quanto da primeira vez, mas isso deixa o filme mais daora ainda 👍
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The recklessness of science gave birth to you, Godzilla.
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Half felt like a Godzilla movie, the other half felt like something else.
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Sem sombra de duvidas um dos melhores visuais de Godzilla. Seria um excelente filme se não fosse dia do roteiro maluco. O verdadeiro Godzilla somos todos nozes.
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It’s objectively awesome when Godzilla uses his atomic breath to blow up Orga from the fucking inside holy shit that was so cool
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“Why does Godzilla decide to protect us?” immediately cuts to a shot of him walking through a bunch of buildings in Tokyo
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I love how they’re not even trying to explain how Godzilla has yet again returned anymore. Nobody even mentions that he famously died just fours earlier. He’s just there. He’s always been there. Don’t question it. Other than that, it’s okay but pretty basic. I would have expected more from his comeback, but hopefully the next movies will ramp up the crazyness.
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godzilla fdpkkkkkkk
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A lackluster start to the millenium era of Godzilla. The plot is pretty boring, probably the most dull of all the alien invasion godzilla films. The addition of cgi and green screen takes away from the charm of the elaborate sets too. Characters are equally whatever as well. There’s some fleeting moments of excitement, and while it’s a major upgrade over the tristar adaptation, there’s a lot left to be desired
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O desconhecido sempre assusta. Acho muito foda a história que o Godzilla tem com o cinema
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“Godzilla is inside each one of us.” ….well, that’s certainly a quote. This exists mostly as a middle finger to Godzilla 98 by emphasizing how Godzilla is super powerful and badass, and it accomplishes its goals. Orga’s a cool kaiju, and I wonder if he’ll ever appear in another movie.
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VIVA OS ANOS 2000
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What a sexy-ass movie. BEAUTIFUL suit design, I love MireGoji, I can think of only 2 suit designs better than Mire (Kiryu and Bio). The movie is just very visually appealing too. The effects look awesome! Orga is an amazing and overlooked monster!
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very charmingly bad CGI here but the main plot had me falling asleep about the same way i was the three times i attempted and failed to watch roland emmerich’s godzilla. took that as a sign from the universe that i shouldn’t watch roland emmerich’s godzilla
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Ssexoskeleton 8 月 11, 2026
Not as thrilling as you’d expect from a movie where Godzilla fights a UFO
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Foolishly I watched the longer Japanese cut. Like ‘Return of Godzilla’, it’s a bit of a plodder. Nice comeuppance for the bad guy at the end with his OTT cry!
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Just a very unremarkable Godzilla film. This one was created after everyone hated Roland Emmerich’s Godzilla (correct) but the “yeah, I guess it’s about time we do another one of these” energy really shows. Is it better than the American one? Yes, absolutely, it’s competently made but there’s just not really any interesting ideas here. The suit isn’t bad but I don’t care for the mix of CG and practical in this one. Once the other creature stops being a…
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My obsession with orange night sky aestetics started with this movie. As a movie it’s fine, as a Godzilla movie its a huge step up in cinematography and fx. I may have hated Takayuki Hattori’s last few scores but this movie has a legitimately incredible soundtrack. I still listen to it from time to time to get some inspiration. An unforgettable checkpoint in my life cause I saw this in theaters at 5 years old. The slickness of the movie is a selling point. I’m only harping on that angle cause the last few Godzilla movies prior to this didn’t look anywhere this good.
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(Japanese Version) Okawara directed my favorite Heisei-era Godzilla movies, so I was confident that he’d be the right fit to bring the King of the Monsters into the new millenium, but Godzilla 2000 is a weird one. It continues the darker tone of vs. Destoroyah but lacks much of the pacing that made it work so well. I don’t know what is it with these re-introduction entries that don’t work for me, but I feel like they lack the impact…
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Loved the opening sequence! Such a strong start for just a decent movie. The dynamic with the scientist and his family was cute, but it’s one of the less memorable stories in the franchise. Orga was also way too cool to not show up at all until the last 20 min! Just an awesome design that will join the likes of Biollante and Megalon as a kaiju that 200% needs to make another appearance someday.
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Yk I actually really liked this one, a bit simple, but after the ending of the Heisei era I really enjoy the back to basics thing going on here. I actually really liked the main humans here, and MORE KAIJU CONVERSATIONS YAYAYA, I loveeee Godzilla and Orga’s little screeching convo veryyy cute imo
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regreso triunfal después de lo que fue 1998
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The effects were super cool it like wasn’t my favorite Godzilla film but it was certainly better than 1998
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Back on my Gojira train. I’ve loved Orga since I was a kid because of Destroy All Monsters Melee, it’ s a shame he doesn’t get much screentime
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ESSE FILME É O PURO DIVERTIMENTO EM SER MEIO TRASH E ISSO É PIKA PRA KRLH Nunca pensei q teria empatia pelo katagiri dps dele ser um cuzao o filme inteiro com o shinoda O filme tem efeitos bem fracos e capados pra década dele, mas ele tem um roteiro e cenas de lutas insanas pra compensar (ainda mais no final q o godzilla simplesmente faz um coito pra evoluir e explodir o OVNI). Acho q a relação entre os…
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Watching this movie for the first time, and so far. I’m enjoying it but I’m not even halfway through yet right now. I’m enjoying it, but it’s not one of my favorite right now. But that could change when I finish it. I’m more than halfway through it now. And I’m really enjoying it so far I’m enjoying the stuff with the spaceship I’m trying to figure out what’s going on. And I’m liking the human character so far. I…
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pretty bummed about this one! really killer new godzilla design and some fun suitmation but just in service of one of the dullest plots of the franchise in a bit. very fun ideas toward the very end, but the fight itself is oddly sluggish and awkward in a way that stuck out much more than usual. i think that the blend of digital effects with the practical can be a little hit or miss but it gives this era a pretty unique taste and i really hope that the future installments are able to find their footing a little more because there’s certainly potential here.
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cgi kullancaz diye bok etmişler godzillanın boyutları karmakarışık o uzay gemisi leş gibi duruyo. godzillanın tasarımı MID asf ama dorsal plateleri sevdim bi de daha ince ve atletik durması daha iyi. atomic breath çok tatsız. savaştığı kaijudan nefret ettim gerçekten bok gibi bi kaiju. beğenmedim özetle. ama sondaki o GODZILLAAAAAA sahnesi iyi. filmin sonundaki kamu spotundan bıktım onu biz ürettik falan. bi de godzilla içimizde dedikten sonra niye godzilla şehre onu yaptı anlamadım 😭 kötü film
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Love the design of Godzilla. My personal favorite
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Now I was never going to run into this film with open arms after coming from my favorite era and one of the best Godzilla films but this one sort of one me over. It’s great but I liked it. Mostly for the main characters but it just shows how important they are. I am a sucker for father daughter dynamics and Godzilla 2000 had a good one. The main concept of digital warfare I think is apt for the…
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A diferença dos efeitos praticos pros atuais , são simplesmente surreais de serem vistos
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RRafaStrss 8 月 8, 2026
Muitas maquetes foram destruídas Netflix
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This is truly a good watch, the way this movie handles Godzilla as an immortal reminder of mankind’s folly with clashing ideals on wether he should continue to exist to protect earth or to be destroyed before he destroys humanity is BRILLIANT, and its cool to see a depiction of how humanity has adapted to Godzilla’s constant attacks to where they study him like storm chasers or preemptively plot out entire counter attacks specifically for him, it has its world…
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For a 1999 movie it ain’t bad plus it has the best on screen Godzilla design, and orga’s a pretty chill ahh villain, now that I think about it this movie is super dark 😭
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Kinda surpised how much of 98’s roars are in here despite how much Toho hates it
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“maybe there’s a little Godzilla in all of us.” Immediately cut to Godzilla absolutely destroying the city.
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When the rock was just flying through the air even Godzilla had a look like what the fuck is going on.
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“por que ele continua a nos proteger?” “talvez o Godzilla esteja dentro de cada um de nós” *Godzilla explode a cidade logo em seguida*
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I always took Katagiri’s resignation to his fate at Godzilla’s hands to mean he has realized that his life’s mission, his obsession to destroy Godzilla, to “best” Godzilla, is a futile one. Godzilla is a force of nature beyond any human’s ability to conquer. Not just that, but Godzilla had just single-handedly destroyed an invading alien force that was also beyond man’s abilities to defend itself from. Katagiri sees that Godzilla completely outclasses him, humanity, and even forces beyond his…
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Pas ouf en vrai mais Orga est cool
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If you haven’t seen the first 1,999 Godzilla movies, don’t worry, you’ll still be able to follow it.
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While it has some dodgy VFX and some of the worst green screen effects in Godzilla as a whole, I still really enjoy this one. The characters are fine but I’d take these guys over any of the dull boring characters we got in the Heisei era continuity, I also really liked Shinoda and Katagiri having similar goals of tracking down Godzilla while one wants to study him and the other wants to kill him (plus Katagiri’s final moments with…
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-“60 millones de años y godzilla te destruye al dia siguiente” -“Por que godzilla continua protegiéndonos?” Inmediatamente despues godzilla destruye media ciudad con su rayo solo para farmer aura en los créditos.
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CGI is weird, but Orga is interesting.
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Esto es más un ángel de Evangelion que nada, osea la cosa básicamente aprendio todo acerca de Godzilla e intentó crear una réplica de él.
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Talvez Godzilla esteja dentro de cada um de nós *Cena seguinte: Godzilla botando fogo em Tokyo enquanto os créditos e sua música tema sobem* Talvez a parte que mais gostei desse filme foram os planos que mostram o Godzilla e sua destruição. Aquilo ali é arte
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no wonder everyone thought 2000 was gonna b the end of the world
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Very cool design for Goji, but oof, what a slog to get through. Far more boring than Return of Godzilla, with a half assed fight at the end. The human characters are actually pretty well rounded, but the film isn’t saying anything new that hasn’t been said better in superior installments.
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Mesmo com os efeitos de cgi completamente desastrosos é um filme incrivelmente agradável, a batalha final é bem anticlímax, mas os personagens são bons
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cada cena horrivel mas eu gostei mil vezes melhor doq o americano
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Reto A.2000 – Año 3 (Julio y Agosto): Parte XII: Godzilla 2000 La película que hizo que me encariñara con su personaje y franquicia, la primera peli de Goji japonés que ví, después de haber visto Zilla, y es incluso mejor de lo que recordaba. Claro, dentro de su identidad de Cine B y Kaiju. Además, solo la repetí porque me estaba dando (otra vez) la hiperfijación por los kaijus, desde que me fui repitiendo las del Monsterverse (que se…
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“Maybe Godzilla is inside every one of us” Godzilla then proceeds to blow up half of Tokyo. Fun movie but has some noticeable weaknesses. My main issue is the dated visual effects. I guess to appeal to American audiences or save on time Toho decided to use some CGI and green screen effects. They look pretty bad most of the time and take me out of the movie every time I notice it. I like the characters and plot. The…
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When yaoi started making a cultural shift.
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🦖🦑🚬
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Filme bom da porra
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Isto é sempre assim em todos os filme: Godzilla mau Aparece algo pior Godzilla mata Godzilla herói
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Pretty decent godzilla movie. I like G-mans design and the concept for the millenian and Orga. It also has a couple of really nice shots with Godzilla and the humans up close to each other. There is one scen where godzilla basically does a „hes right behind me isnt he“ double take which is pretty funny.
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Y que quizá Godzilla está dentro de nosotros erda q risa
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“talvez porque godzilla esteja dentro de cada um de nós” lá ele seu cientista. eles estão diolho emnois
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Nach dem US-amerikanischen Ausrutscher legte Toho nach und startete ein Jahr darauf die Millennium-Ära. Erneut wird alles außer dem 1954er Original ignoriert und die Menschen bekommen es mit einer mysteriösen Entdeckung zu tun. Eine nach Millionen von Jahren erwachte Apparatur stellt alle Beteiligten vor ein Rätsel, „Godzilla 2000: Millennium“ vollbringt dasselbe mit mir. Die Geschichte ist Stückwerk, wirft immer wieder mit Fragezeichen um sich und schafft es nicht, diese in ein sich spannend entwickelndes Korsett zu packen. So ist die…
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OHOHOHOH QUE CENAS LEGAIS, mas que direção lixo, nmrl
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Just wish the aliens were a bit more interesting. Also has the two most irresponsible parents ever in this movie.
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Godzilla 2000 was the first Godzilla film I saw in theaters as a very young boy. So there’s an inescapable nostalgia to this one that I fully admit clouds my judgment. No one will ever get me to dislike this film. It’s simply impossible. Of course, I saw the dubbed version when I was young. Nowadays, I watch the original Japanese cut. And I still love the opening to this film. Godzilla appears almost immediately, and he goes on a rampage…
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Godzilla vs whimsical orb was definitely the way to kick of the 21st century 👍
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A dull and lifeless start for the Millennium series after the Heisei era had so many bangers. I think Japan was so miffed by Emmerich’s Godzilla that they decided to try making a Godzilla AND Independence Day film at once, yet failing spectacularly at creating something compelling of either. The final shot of this was metal as hell though, and hopefully portends that the franchise is about to hit an upswing.
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In this godzilla movie, godzilla fights an alien ship and then the alien inside the ship. I was not a fan of the vfx or the action, and there isn’t a whole lot of story in this one. The ending was nice though
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T-Minus Zero: A Godzilla Marathon Week Twenty Four The one in which Godzilla mostly fights a giant, flying bedpan. I dunno, there are certainly some redeeming qualities here, but this is lower tier for me. It’s too much of a mixed bag and the CGI does it no favors. I guess it serves as a palette cleanser after the American one, but it doesn’t really bring much flavor to the series
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I can imagine some poor VFX worker at Toho in 1999, crouched over a computer that’s taking days to render CGI that looks like playstation 1 graphics, sweating, head in hand, going “Oh God Oh God Oh Fuck How am I supposed to make this comparable to American CGI!?” A new Godzilla for a new era as they proudly say in the tagline; too bad it’s a rather lacklustre new start. And I guess people agreed because I hear they…
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The start of a new Godzilla series, and it already seems like they’re running out of ideas. Doesn’t bode well.
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so cool in terms of the new Godzilla design and even the design for Orga and the set peices but I’m not a big fan of orga plot wise or these characters. some of the cgi is silly and the shot matching isn’t great as even previous films but it improves heavily over time. the pacing in the entire film especially the final battle was absolutely a drag. there were some great practical effects but overall I could see this being boring for most
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Godzilla vs the giant metallic nostril. One of my favorite versions of godzilla, unfortunately I can’t say the same about his counterpart for the movie. It’s an interesting idea, just a bit funky. The practical effects in this movie are great, but when supplemented with it’s terrible cgi, it creates some goofy images. Luckily, as the movie progresses, the cgi seems to be used less and less and the big fight is mostly practical effects. Fun movie, but if I had to guess what year it was made, I don’t think I’d ever say 1999.
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This review is very nostolgic. Just as I got into the Kaiju movies, wanted to watch movie I caught a glimpse of at family friends house in December 2009 possibly. The movie had an alien in it and they introduced me to the Kaiju genre ever since but gave me Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla of 2002, I thought it was the 1974 version, but more on that in another review. Wanted to see the one I saw a little at their…
- Synopsis
- An independent group of researchers called the Godzilla Prediction Network (GPN) actively track Godzilla as he makes landfall in Nemuro. Matters are further complicated when a giant meteor is discovered in the Ibaragi Prefecture. The mysterious rock begins to levitate as it's true intentions for the world and Godzilla are revealed.
- Director
- Takao Okawara
- Writer
- Hiroshi Kashiwabara, Wataru Mimura
- Studio
- Toho Pictures
- Country
- Japan
- Language
- Japanese
- Year
- 1999
- Runtime
- 107 mins
- USA01 Nov 2023
- Japan11 Dec 1999
- USA18 Aug 2000
- India29 Sep 2000
- Brazil01 Nov 2000
- Germany28 Jul 2006
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