Here’s a quick preview of the G-Fest Godzilla Anime Trilogy Panel. I say what I loved, liked, and didn’t like, which the audience seemed to enjoy.
Host/Editor/Director/Scenic Videos: Brian Scherschel
Video Location: Crowne Plaza O’Hare, Rosemont, Illinois
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A lot of critics know and understand the basics of the 1954 Godzilla, but they have less of an understanding of what makes a great Godzilla sequel. This movie has by far the most Toho magic of any non-Japanese Godzilla movie to date. I address the box office, the critical reviews, and how the way this film was edited is a big reason for the film’s underperformance. The related topic for this episode is eco-terrorism and climate change.
This episode is dedicated to director Michael Dougherty.
I’d like to send a shout-out to our patrons Kyoei Toshi, Sean Stiff, William Mize, and Eric White. Thank you for your support! I really appreciate it.
MP3:
Introduction: 0:00 – 2:16
Part 1 – Film Description: 2:16 – 12:14
Part 2 – Opinion and Analysis: 12:14 – 1:16:53
Part 3 – Related Topic: 1:16:53 – 1:38:49
Closing: 1:38:49 – End
Host/Editor/Director/Scenic Videos: Brian Scherschel
Video Location: Lincoln Bank Tower (left), Allen County Courthouse (center), and The PNC Building (right), Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Daniel and I go further into what the anime trilogy makes us think about. We examine which historical figures the Exif could have been responsible for, the inevitability of Godzilla, the cycle of civilizations, and a fun economic term called entropy pessimism. I compare the story in the anime trilogy to Westworld, Blade Runner, Chrono Trigger, the book of Genesis, the legend of Icarus, and I Heart Huckabees.
This episode is dedicated to actor Ren Osugi.
I’d like to send a shout-out to our patrons Kyoei Toshi and Sean Stiff. Kyoei donated at the Kaiju Scholar Level and Sean donated at the Kaiju Visionary Level. Thank you for your support! I really appreciate it.
Visit the Godzilla Novelization Project here: http://godzillanovelizationproject.wordpress.com/
MP3:
Introduction: 0:00 – 1:10
Main Discussion: 1:10 – 51:42
Closing: 51:42 – End
Host/Editor/Director/Scenic Videos: Brian Scherschel
Guest Co-Host: Daniel DiManna
Video Location: Ash Brokerage, Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Haruo asks Metphies “Why are you showing me this?” This is also what some people watching the anime trilogy were thinking. We’ll give our opinions and share our reactions to these experimental, risky, and unrestrained trio of movies. We appreciate the story and how it brings up intriguing concepts and ideas.
This episode is dedicated to actor Ren Osugi.
I’d like to send a shout-out to our patrons Kyoei Toshi and Sean Stiff. Kyoei donated at the Kaiju Scholar Level and Sean donated at the Kaiju Visionary Level. Thank you for your support! I really appreciate it.
Visit the Godzilla Novelization Project here: http://godzillanovelizationproject.wordpress.com/
MP3:
Introduction: 0:00 – 2:08
Main Discussion: 1:13 – 1:48:30
Closing: 1:48:30 – End
Host/Editor/Director/Scenic Videos: Brian Scherschel
Guest Co-Host: Daniel DiManna
Video Location: Lafayette Park, Fort Wayne, Indiana
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“The big idea was to create a thought-provoking anime-style story that introduces a cohesive concept that connects Godzilla to the entirety of human existence.” In the first part of a special three-part episode, we give our opinions on the anime trilogy as a whole. Daniel DiManna of the Godzilla Novelization Project joins me to discuss the expectations, the risk, the lack of monster fights, and the reaction from the fandom.
This episode is dedicated to actor Ren Osugi.
I’d like to send a shout-out to our patrons Kyoei Toshi and Sean Stiff. Kyoei donated at the Kaiju Scholar Level and Sean donated at the Kaiju Visionary Level. Thank you for your support! I really appreciate it.
Visit the Godzilla Novelization Project here: http://godzillanovelizationproject.wordpress.com/
MP3:
Introduction: 0:00 – 2:08
Film Description: 2:08 – 14:48
General Reflections: 14:48 – 46:35
Closing: 46:35 – End
Host/Editor/Director/Scenic Videos: Brian Scherschel
Guest Co-Host: Daniel DiManna
Video Location: American Electric Power Building, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Video Notes: Sunset in Downtown Fort Wayne
Music: Audiophiliac (www.fiverr.com/audiophiliac)
“Torii Gate” Banners: Kevin Geary (kevincgearydesign.com)
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