I like the eyes on the new Goji, actually. On one level, they seem to be a throwback to the 1954 Godzilla (of course the original Godzilla is clearly a large influence overall). On another level, they actually seem more realistic to me for some reason. They seem more like the eyes you see on underwater creatures. When he's in his younger form, his eyes are naturally larger. When he matures and grows larger, the eyes naturally wind up much smaller.It's common to assume that his eyes would resemble those of a reptile, which makes sense because he was of course originally based on a T. Rex and most depictions of Godzilla make him some form of mutant dinosaur (or ancient super dinosaur as he was in the 2014 film). However, Shin Godzilla is very much not a dinosaur. This Godzilla is an entirely new type of life form capable of rapid self-evolution, a super-adaptive organism that responds to changes in its environment by becoming a new and improved version of itself in a relatively short amount of time. It's practically more alien than the Alien in Alien, which is another highly adaptive species yet ultimately incapable of self evolution."But the eyes are so small, and they stare out to the sides! There's no way he could function as a predatory animal!" This is something I've considered, but the truth is, Shin Godzilla is so effin' weird that it probably isn't a predator at all, not in the way we traditionally understand them. There is no competition for this particular Godzilla. Why would there be? After all its existence is a complete anomaly. It's an unnatural being, the result of a dormant microscopic organism being exposed to massive amounts of radiation resulting in unnaturally fast evolution, and a form of evolution that bypasses the need to reproduce. What does it eat? Does it need to eat? What prey could this Godzilla possibly need to hunt? It may very well rely on a source of nutrition and energy that doesn't require it to hunt. Whether that's something akin to whales, who don't need large front-facing eyes to hunt prey since they're so far above their food source on the evolutionary ladder, or whether that's something else entirely (such as absorbing radiation the way many other Godzilla depictions do), it's tough to say. It's also worth pointing out that every act of violence committed by the creature is either an accidental byproduct of its massive size or a defensive measure taken to protect itself from harm.To make a long story short, this Godzilla is really, really weird. And it's weird in a way that is rather terrifying, the more you consider it. It's not an apex predator, it's an apex being. It has more spiritual kinship with the Xenomorph or the Thing, yet ultimately it's a more perfect organism than either of them.I love it, in other words. But that's just my opinion.
It's going to be interesting to see how KONG SKULL ISLAND's 'rock paintings' at the end can be incorporated by Toho - IF Toho joins in.
Well, Kong: Skull Island isn't connected to anything from Toho directly. It's tied to the 2014 US Godzilla film and that film's universe specifically. The Toho films are their own thing. In fact Shin Godzilla is even more its own thing since it's the first Toho Godzilla film to function as a 100% reboot.
My son and I went to see the movie during its limited theatrical release. We are planning to watch it again on blue ray tomorrow night. I'm looking forward to seeing it again because I focused too much on trying to read the subtitles last time! I got a big kick out of the Japanese quips about Americans...Rex
I think the commentary about the unwieldy bureaucracy was the more salient point of "politics" of the film, where those hurdles were constantly being mentioned by staffers and assistants in the film. But this is relevant in every gov't - even tyrants end up with bureaucratic fiefdoms around them, merrily tolerating those subservients in exchange for peaceful regions of total acquiescence. The trauma of getting zoning changes thru what's-left-of-downtown-Christchurch should be a reminder that "these delays aren't all Japanese."
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