There is a new work in the Monster Universe series, Godzilla from Japan to the United States

Mondo Entertainment Updated on 2024-01-28

The global box office of the "Monster Universe" series of movies has reached nearly 2 billion US dollars, and the cumulative box office performance in Chinese mainland is as high as 381.1 billion yuan. "Godzilla vs. Kong 2", as the fifth movie in the "Monster Universe" series, has attracted the attention of countless fans since the official announcement of the title.

Dressed in pink dorsal fins, Godzilla awakens in chaos and returns to the human world, the land of his mission. King Kong also "upgraded his equipment" this time, and a huge mechanical glove is infinitely powerful. In addition, there is also a new character mysteriously appearing - the monster villain "Scar King" is full of cruelty, and what kind of threat will it bring to the monsters and the human worldWill Godzilla and King Kong join hands or will they go their separate ways?

On December 4th, the new film "Godzilla vs. King Kong 2: Rise of Empires" in the "Monster Universe" series, jointly created by Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures and directed by Adam Weingard, released the first official trailer and poster.

On today's world cultural stage, Godzilla culture is undoubtedly a high-profile phenomenon. Not only has it gained widespread recognition and popularity in Japan itself, but it has also sparked a strong craze around the world. So, what is it that makes Godzilla culture so revered in Japan and now so popular around the world?

Originally published in the 1954 film, Godzilla is now regarded as a symbol of the nuclear and atomic bombs. Japan was the only country to have suffered a nuclear explosion, an experience that deeply affected the collective memory and culture of the Japanese people. Godzilla's image represents people's fear of the destructive power of nuclear war and their desire for peace.

Godzilla, an iconic character of pop culture, has transcended its original backstory and become a global phenomenon. It has a huge following in Japan as well as around the world, which has made it an important part of Japanese pop culture. The recognition of Godzilla by Japan** and local institutions further enhances its importance in Japanese culture. For example, Tokyo's Shinjuku district once issued Godzilla a "special resident card" to make him a "resident" of the area.

From movies to anime, manga, toys, and other merchandise, Godzilla-related entertainment products are very successful in Japan. This commercial success also strengthened Godzilla's place in Japanese culture.

Godzilla movies are not just entertainment, they are also artistic expressions of social issues. Through the medium of monster movies, directors and screenwriters can take serious topics, such as environmental protection, the impact of technological development, etc.

In the eyes of the Japanese, Godzilla is the "arbiter" of human beings who destroy the environment or any other threat to the earth, and with the export and spread of Japanese culture, Godzilla culture has also begun to go to the world. In Europe and the United States and other countries, Godzilla's image has also received widespread attention and love. This is not only because the image of Godzilla has a strong visual impact in itself, but also because the values it represents are in line with the individual heroism of Western culture. In the face of a powerful enemy, Godzilla is able to stand up bravely and fight for humanity's right to live. This spirit of bravery and courage has made many Western audiences have a strong resonance with Godzilla.

In addition, the popularity of Godzilla culture is also closely related to the development trend of contemporary society. With the frequent occurrence of global climate change and natural disasters, people's fear of the unknown and the fear of powerful enemies are also increasing. And Godzilla, as a representative of great strength and tenacity, has become a ray of hope in people's hearts. It not only represents human reverence for the natural world and respect for life, but also represents the courage and responsibility shown by human beings in the face of difficulties.

It is not difficult to see that Godzilla culture has been admired in Japan and has become popular all over the world mainly because it is rooted in Japan's unique cultural background, and at the same time it is in line with the values of individual heroism in Western culture, and it is closely related to the development trend of contemporary society. AI assistant creation season

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