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Post two movies you can't believe were directed by the same person...

Good god(zilla).

Round 2 before I decide where this goes on the Tier List.

Impressive hold for Wildwood.

People really oversold her crying in their complaints. She cried in a couple scenes, none of which lasting a long time and considering what she’s gone through (and that she’s a child) it’s completely valid.

Pretty much my feelings when the movie started.

Godzilla Minus Zero was definitely non-traditional Godzilla violence.

#GodzillaMinusZero is a thunderous sequel to an already strong first outing. While the minimal Godzilla screen time can be disappointing to some, the action of its second monster, along with equally compelling human melodrama made the film fly by for me. Tremendous.

You all overhyped Akiko’s crying. You’re the crybabies.

Now seated.

I hate it when people feel the need to stand outside of the theater after their showtime is over to talk about the movie, while people who are waiting for the next showing to start can hear them. Talk about the movie in your damn car.

Average day in New York, really.

4K remasters of the Heisei and Millennium era would be very nice.

I have now watched all live-action Japanese Godzilla films before seeing Minus Zero tonight. Here's the current tier list. As you can see, I've softened a bit on All Monsters Attack. It's still my least favorite, but it's not without merit.

My dream is for Criterion to get the license for the Millennium films, just so that Godzilla Final Wars gets the well deserved placement in the Criterion Collection.