@CharlieRivkin Stories that cross borders and create jobs, this is soft power done right. Congratulations to everyone involved with the screening of Godzilla Minus Zero. 🇺🇸🇯🇵 🎬
🚨 Lights just broke apart over California.
Cameraman loses it in real time: “Did you get it breaking apart… WTF!”
Multiple luminous objects moving anomalously over San Bernardino last night.
Getting brighter.
Splitting.
This isn’t planes.
Are these drones?
The pattern is accelerating.
What are we watching?
@ProfAviLoeb I saw something like this through my telescope in 2013. was massive. and the black structure was moving down in front of the light source.
@Godzilla_Toho Canadian theatres (Cineplex in Sarnia & London, ON) pulled #GodzillaMinusZero from all UltraAVX, Dolby Atmos, and IMAX screens after one week with zero warning! So many fans planned weekend trips to see it in premium formats please bring it back for an encore.
@videotech@ChungusDraco Both of these shots are recorded by characters phones, Lucia on sidewalk and Jason in back of the SUV, both holding phones recording the shots….
@Polymarket Anyone want to explain what this is I saw through my Telescope in 2014?
he structure was moving down in front of that perfect circle light source... then clouds went over.
@KuroMovie_and I hope they make an appearance there for you and everyone.
Would be so great to get a photo with them and I was thinking one with Ryuunosuke Kamiki, both screaming into the sky on knees from the scene in minus 1. 😆
If you tag Miou Tanaka (Hotta) he might give info. ✌️
Godzilla Minus Zero is being review-bombed by Indian users amid competition with the Indian film Ramayana: Rise of a Legend.
The two films were originally scheduled to release around the same time, with Godzilla Minus Zero eventually having its Indian release postponed from November 6 to November 20 to avoid competing with Ramayana for IMAX screenings.
The apparent rating campaign has sparked discussion about fans using review platforms to boost their country's film while deliberately dragging down a competing international production.
@SandyofCthulhu Philip Eisner, has openly stated that he played a lot of Warhammer 40,000 and that the tabletop game served as a conscious or unconscious influence on the script's dark, gothic sci-fi concepts.