Godzilla 2000

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Luka K @RottenTomatoEater Jul 6 This movie is awesome The pacing is good enough despite it lingering at times, the plot is solid and despite obvious VFX and green screen issues, you can still see and visualize the idea of the movie The suitmation work itself is really good, and you can also tell Toho was experimenting with cgi and green screens here. Despite everything, this movie deserves a 4,5/5 stars, it’s fun, stupid, and an absolute guilty pleasure See more Conor T @RT72920782 Jun 8 Godzilla 2000 is very underrated, it has an engaging human cast, it silly without being stupid, it has fun monster action, the music’s good, and it takes itself seriously. Btw, Godzilla’s design is awesome, Orga’s pretty underrated, and the final scene is awesome. See more Ryan W @WetFarts Mar 31 As a big fan of the 1998 movie. I had to take the opportunity to see this in theatres and it was horrible. Among my least favorite movies, although i'm sure it and others can get worse. It is better than Starship Troopers 2, but maybe only slightly. If it were the last movie on earth, I might watch it one more time but I'm not sure I could get to the end again. See more Dustin B. @DustinBalacio Nov 30 Undeniably cheesy and cliche, Godzilla 2000 absolutely delivers on the fun, with some good effects, surprisingly competent dubbing, and a fun monster battle. See more Vincent W @Gojirilla5419 Sep 21 It’s one of “those” Godzilla movies that you watch once and the only other times you watch it is in the background of a friend being over. But it’s better than ‘98 and Orga is one of my favorite Godzilla Kaiju. See more Khaliel P @RT59339161 08/24/2025 After the disastrous reception of the 1998 American Godzilla, Toho reclaimed its monster and launched the Millennium era with Godzilla 2000: Millennium. Darker in tone and visually striking, the film restores the kaiju’s power and menace, though its narrative is shaky: Japan is supposedly attacked by Godzilla for 45 years without visible consequences, and the human cast is weak. The CGI effects, particularly Orga’s early form, are painfully dated, but the practical suit work and fight choreography remain strong. Godzilla’s new design is fierce, if slightly exaggerated. Ultimately, the film succeeds in re-establishing the monster’s mythic presence, even if it’s a shaky start to a new era. See more Read all reviews

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