A sculpture inspired by Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah, shown between skyscrapers. By Ryuichi Ohira🦖 My favorite in the Godzilla series is Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah, because it’s directed by Kazuki Omori. #Godzilla #38C100F70H #Shibuya #Tokyo #August #photography #photographer
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Always loved the king. Dude just felt like a real villain, even in movies about giant monsters.
Totally! Omori is a rare director with a medical license. He portrays King as a future threat, like nukes or runaway states, but Japan ignored that message and just went meltdown😂
It probably didn't help that half the Godzilla crew leaned into the symbolism and the other half leaned into the spectacle. Thank goodness for the ones that leaned into the symbolism though.
Literally. Toho, once basically a state war propaganda company, found Omori’s opposite political message too much, so they never hired him again. Now Godzilla is just about money and flashy effects… Toho🖕🤡
I’ve never watched a Godzilla movie, I may have to look out for that one.
Definitely, Omori’s Godzilla! Also, this is a great blog about Japan and Godzilla. If you’re interested, try reading it with a translation app🙂 substack.com/inbox/post/1...
It is amazing that Godzilla is the "longest continuously running film series", having been in ongoing production since 1954.
Wow, epic old school Godzilla🔥🦖 Thanks! But Toho, Godzilla’s distributor, is total trash. Honestly, Japanese entertainment in general is all trash. I guess the art world is the only place that can really get Godzilla’s message across...🤔
I don’t disagree, but it is like Godzilla is in the subconscious mind of our movie culture, it always comes back.
Elle est super cette photo !💙👍
