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Wow. A rare night of tranquillity for the spring. Let's shatter the silence with #GodzillaRewatch #4!
Man, right off the bat Tsuburaya's miniatures in #Mothra vs. #Godzilla are some of the best. I'm not sure we'd see miniatures this detailed again until the Millennium Series--Maybe 1984, but they went downhill when Kawakita took over. 
It's not just the detail, but composition. I love how Tsuburaya frames things from low angles, lined with tree branches, street lights, etc.
"Best shot ever. I want to replicate it. Everyone get in homage-mode!" - Tezuka on the set of #Godzilla: Tokyo SOS, probably...
This cast is so stellar. Before the trio in Shin #Godzilla you had these rockstars.
"My hoes!"
"Where did that monkey go?"
So interesting. Even though he's speaking to people from a nation of bomb victims, he doesn't distinguish between any outsiders. Honda positions everyone to be punished by #Godzilla for playing with the "devil's fire." We're in this together, yo.
Yuriko Hoshi's speech on #Mothra's island and her pained, exasperated reaction after the fact.
That is all...
This fight doesn't get enough credit. The suitmation - the puppetry - the stop motion - the optical effects - all combined make an excellent, fierce battle sequence. Great example of using all the tools in your box.
Ifukube: This scene doesn't need any music.
Honda: I'll tell YOU what it needs!
I always felt the rescuing the children subplot was really tacked on. At least the characters do something other than sit on a rooftop and watch the fight. *cough*
Tacked on subplot worth it for this cool shot.
Goodbye forever 1962 #Godzilla. NECA does you proud. I promise.
#GodzillaRewatch takeaways day 4:
1) Kenji Sahara loves evil capitalism more than Makoto Otake hates nature.
2) Bringing Yuriko Hoshi back to life WILL ignite world peace.
3) Paper beats rock and baby worms beat prehistoric death machine.
My original plans were rained out tonight, so Plan B! #GodzillaRewatch Round 2!
When the inferior sequel corrects a major, factual error from the original film.
"You sure it wasn't... 2 million years ago?" 
I guess if I were a fugitive that wasn't going to make it I'd take down a whole city with me too.
I really do think the #Godzilla vs. #Anguirus battle is one of the best in the series. Very animalistic, tooth & claw battle. Too bad it's over after the second act. #WhatNow?
He liked bombing mountains so much that 10 years later he'd retire on a planet behind Jupiter just to bomb the Earth while offering #Godzilla and #Rodan a job.
He got some snazzy sunglasses too.
#GodzillaRewatch takeaways day 2:
1) If you can't be a man and peek through your glasses like Dr. Yamane, get contacts.
2) Escaped convicts WILL take whole cities down w/ them if cornered.
3) Make sure you have an actual 3rd act, not 2 pages of ice exploding padded to 12 min.
About 90 days and 33 movies. Some I'll watch even if my living room is on fire, (Monster Zero!) others I'll walk the dog while it plays on my TV. (SpaceGodzilla...) Round 1. Let's go! #GodzillaRewatch
I swear, like Citizen Kane, #Godzilla '54 is that rare movie where I spot something new every time I watch it. Seen it over 100 times and never noticed Ogata hiding back there during the second Diet summon. I always wondered where he was and thought it odd he wasn't there.
"Godzilla was baptized in the fires of the H-Bomb and survived. Right now our priority should be to study its incredible powers of survival." Had they, would they have found a way to combat the harmful effects of radioactivity? Such an amazing, overlooked line.
"Godzilla continues to advance on the Tokyo-Yokohama coast." Hm. Near the same area GMK's final battle took place.
#GodzillaRewatch takeaways day 1.
1) If you can't be a man and adjust your tie like Dr. Yamane, don't bother wearing one.
2) When listing the film's tragedies add, "losing last hope to survive effects of radioactivity".
3) There really will never be a better #Godzilla film.
This one's cooler:
I don't know what I love more about this standee. The fact that the 1998 movie is conveniently omitted, or the fact that GMK is on it twice instead. I wish this was in the U.S.
(Obviously the Heisei and Millennium series were repeated on the standee since they're hidden behind Godzilla next to the Showa movies, but I love that GMK is the most visible. 8-) )
