Watch Godzilla Online It took me a second to realise why the new Seth Rogen comedy is called Bad Neighbours in the UK, instead of just Neighbors like it is in the US. It seemed like an arbitrary title change, and both titles are pretty bland. I was being an idiot – it’s obviously to avoid confusion with the popular soap of the same name. They’re looking out for you, potential audience member. Now when you ask someone if they want to see “that movie Neighbors” you don’t have to clarify. You don’t have to let anyone know that it has nothing to do with Australia (aside from co-starring Aussie actress Rose Byrne). Your life is now simple. Simple like the idea for the movie, which is that Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne get new neighbours, who are bad.
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I suspect you know the plot. It begins when American H-bomb tests in the Pacific disturb the watery environment that’s the home of Gojira, as the monster is called in Japanese. After sinking assorted ships, this enormous beast winds up in Tokyo, where he stomps on buildings, flosses with power lines and blasts citizens with his radioactive bad breath. When the army is unable to stop him, the only hope is a new invention called the Oxygen Destroyer. But its idealistic creator is reluctant to reveal it for fear it will become a weapon — just look at the destruction that followed from splitting the atom.

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Yet even as the inventor says this, the movie itself is offering us the seductive spectacle of violent ruin. And make no mistake: Destruction is great to look at. There’s an amoral pleasure to be had in watching Godzilla reduce Tokyo to fiery rubble, rather like the beauty of seeing those napalmed palm trees flare like matches in Apocalypse Now or the illicit thrill of seeing the White House get obliterated in Independence Day — before Sept. 11, of course. Quite clearly, it’s this joy in destruction that helped make Godzilla influential, especially in Hollywood, which over the past half-century has fed the worldwide audience’s appetite for images of spectacular violence.
That said, Godzilla’s real strength lies not in its effects — impressive for the time — but in its underlying emotional and cultural seriousness. It’s not simply that the music is often doleful rather than exciting or that we see doomed children set off Geiger counters. The movie has a gravity that comes from being created in a Japan 0 people would like this to be answered.