Nathan Gonzalez

CANCELED!? AMAZON DID THIS SHOW A DISSERVICE! Advertising/Algorithm never properly led me to this show. I love these kind of shows, but had NO IDEA what it was about before watching it. Everytime I came across it I thought it was western ranch drama. I was on the hunt for a new sci-fi show and through a Google search I saw Outer Range listed. Still confused, I had to read deeper into the show to understand what it was about. I just introduced this show to my family, all of them loved the concept and were excited to watch it. None of them had heard about it. I'd say the only reason it did not make budget would be because it was not targeted properly.

"Godzilla Minus One" has garnered many rave reviews, but my experience with the film was quite different from popular reviews I've read. Firstly, while the reviews lauded the emotionally effective storytelling, I found it lacking in emotional depth and heart. The characters didn't engage me as expected, and the supposed gripping direction fell flat. The film struggled with pacing, feeling more like a slow burn than maintaining any real intensity or drama. On the positive side, I agree that the cinematography by Kozo Shibasaki was striking, showcasing vivid lighting and impressive imagery. The special effects were indeed dazzling, and the portrayal of Godzilla was formidable and imposing, living up to his legacy. Godzilla's scenes of destruction and his atomic breath were the highlights for me, delivering the excitement I anticipated. The music, while not bad, didn't leave a lasting impression either. It didn't elevate the film to another level as suggested in the review. In my personal opinion, despite its visual strengths and Godzilla's cool portrayal, "Godzilla Minus One" fell short in storytelling and pacing, making it less engaging than I had hoped. It seems bizarre that it has so many rave reviews, as what is being written is not the same thing that I am seeing on film.