Godzilla saves Tokyo from a flying saucer that transforms into the beast Orga.
This movie ignores all the other Godzilla movies except the original. Godzilla has attacked Japan twice more in the 60's-80's after his first appearance. Now it's 1999, and the Godzilla Prediction Network (GPN) is studying and tracking Godzilla when he appears on the coast of Nemuro. He completely destroys the city. Earlier that week, a 60 million year old rock was discovered. Without warning it begins to float and heads for a meeting with Godzilla in Tokai Mura. Godzilla uses his ultra-powerful fire breath (incredibly stronger than in the first movies) and breaks the rocks to reveal a UFO!!! The UFO blows Godzilla back into the sea with a hyperblaster but lands and ceases all activities due to the damage caused by Godzilla. Later, the UFO takes off for Shinjuku where the final battle between the UFO and Godzilla takes place. The UFO transforms into a monster dubbed Orga and resumes attacks on Godzilla. Can Godzilla defeat the strange alien creature? What other tricks do these titans have up their sleeves?
When I heard the title GODZILLA 2000 I was thinking, oh great! A sequel to the great '98 flick. WRONG! This movie is just another Japanese Godzilla movie with mouths moving & english voices put in. Like I said, the title GODZILLA 2000 great! Not a good way to use it…I like the cover though 3.5 outta 5.0
The entire series of Godzilla movies has always been cheerfully cheesy, with cornball plot, shameful acting and hilariously poor special effects. Sort of like the Original Star Trek series. Still, we kina loved them for what they were, and what the did NOT try to be.<br/><br/>Tha previous Hollywood Godzilla, as well as the earlier semi-American effort with what&#39;s his name (the Perry Mason actor), were just plain horrible. But happily, Godzilla 2000 returns to the original &#39;formula&#39;, albeit with slightly better production values.<br/><br/>Godzilla still walks like a guy in a rubber suit; rather tippy, on his heels, toes never touching the ground. Falling boulders from a Godzilla induced rock-slide bounce like the rubber they are, and we don&#39;t care.<br/><br/>Does the plot make any sense? Yes. How much sense? Very little, but you can follow it.<br/><br/>But, what really made this movie for me was the Quentin Tarantino-esque dialog in many places. I figure that whoever adapted the script to English from the Japanese decided to make this film special. I really seemed, over and over, that some film-wise person had searched the film for scenes that were similar to memorable scenes from other movies, and used the dialogue from the originals. Play thisa game for yourself and see how many you can find.<br/><br/>My favorite…there was a 1970s film about World War I air battles, where a German farmer is fighting with his wife in the cow shed, while a fierce dog-fight takes place overhead. He steps out of the hovel just as a burning plane falls towards the building. He looks up, shouts &quot;Gott in Himmel!&quot;, and the plane crashes into the building next to him. In Godzilla 2000, Godzilla is about to stomp a small shack, and a fiesty guy steps out, looks up at the descending foot, and shouts &quot;Gott in Himmel!&quot;, although the mouth movements suggest that the original script called for him to say something more profound, perhaps &quot;Aieeeeee!&quot; I loved this, but nobody else in the theatre laughed at this point. Maybe they don&#39;t speak German?<br/><br/>Another scene, where Generals are debating with civilian leaders about how to battle Godzilla, and whether civilian casualties resulting from simply getting Godzilla mad are worth the chance of killing him, the lead General throws his hands into the air and says &quot;I&#39;m not saying we won&#39;t get out hair mussed, but I guarantee only 200-300 dead, tops!&quot;. Almost verbatum from George C. Scott addressing the President in Dr. Strangelove (re: reciprocity in nuclear bombing). Who knows what the original actor was saying in Japanese.<br/><br/>There are many similar instances if you know your movies and keep your ears open. You can catch lines from Terminator 2, etc.<br/><br/>I suggest attending this film at a matinee, taking a friend(s) who also knows movies, and give it a reverse Mystery Science Theatre treatment!
For all the high-tech allusions and middle-tech illusions, the movie–the 23rd in an immortal series–draws its power from its grittiness and unresolved allegory.
To tighten the film for theaters, several scenes have been shortened at the beginning or ending (arrivals, pan shots to faces etc.). As a result of that, there are more than 100 cuts in the US Version.<br/><br/>Furthermore, the order of some scenes has been changed, and the soundtrack and the sound effects have been edited. For example, Godzilla is given some roars from the recent American Godzilla film, the monster Orga&#39;s roar, originally a stock roar used for Cretaceous King Ghidorah in <a href="/title/tt0189764/">Mosura 3: Kingu Gidora raishu (1998)</a>, is replaced with a new more menacing bellow, and some of <a href="/name/nm0006136/">Akira Ifukube</a>&#39;s cues are worked into the soundtrack.
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