I agree with the final line - Godzilla is indeed the best.
This is a bite-sized short film, but there are a couple of really cool shots in here that make it worth the watch (I loved Godzilla reflected against the glass exterior of a skyscraper).
I guess these short films are the only way to see a modern take on suitmation, because both the American and Japanese Godzilla movies seem settled on having moved away from more old-school effects, embracing CGI. And that CGI looks good, but it's just not the same. It's hardly ever as pure or impressive, unless they do something really cool with the effects, and it's never as charming.
At least we'll always have the old films, and shorts like this keeping the old Godzilla alive.
This is a bite-sized short film, but there are a couple of really cool shots in here that make it worth the watch (I loved Godzilla reflected against the glass exterior of a skyscraper).
I guess these short films are the only way to see a modern take on suitmation, because both the American and Japanese Godzilla movies seem settled on having moved away from more old-school effects, embracing CGI. And that CGI looks good, but it's just not the same. It's hardly ever as pure or impressive, unless they do something really cool with the effects, and it's never as charming.
At least we'll always have the old films, and shorts like this keeping the old Godzilla alive.
