I absolutely agree, love that man, RIP Raymond Burt

@@TheHelghast1138 Burr Not Burt

that would've been utter disrespect to what the original film stood for and what this sequel's message is. so massive respect for him

You can see that's kinda where the American scenes with the military were heading. Once Mr. Martin appeared at their base, the grim tone of the original returned and the situation (In the film) was no longer funny. Burr always had a lot of love and respect for Godzilla, he alluded to trying to gain the rights to Godzilla at one point but that obviously never happened. For a guy who never so much saw the costume in real life, he made Godzilla feel real...twice

@@RudeBoyKyle94 His character is like the Dr. Loomis of the Godzilla movies.

Really the only thing that brings this scene down for me is because to see these scenes I also have to watch how the American cut of this film makes the USSR into a bunch of crazed bad guys which ruins the theme of this movie being about the Cold War and Godzilla throwing a monkey wrench in the world tensions between the major powers with Japan unfortunately caught in the middle as both sides reluctantly work with eachother to try and solve the crisis only for things to go wrong.

Mad? I meant made.

It's a very rare thing among Americans to do so, and it's amazing Burr did so early (relatively) in the series.

Zutto Aragi to be honest many can be like that, until it confronts them, Godzilla was like an outcast and eventually he fought back.

ryan macdonald shit, That’s deep

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Here's a quick breakdown on the character for anyone who hasn't seen the original Japanese "Return Of Godzilla" aka "Godzilla 84" aka "Godzilla 1985". The "Japanese guy" is a man who survived the original 54 attack on Tokyo as a child. Originally he hated Godzilla and became a scientist in the hopes of finding a way to kill it. The more he studied Godzilla the more he came to respect it and no longer thinks it deserves to die... So that's pretty much exactly what the actor was meant to convey.

That whole sequence of events scared me as a kid. Nothing deserved to die like that.

They should have also added the Japanese footage of their government watching his death since their tears would have well matched Raymond Burr's speech along with the one military man(American Version)who bows his head while the speech is going on. His bowing his head indicates to me that he too finds Godzilla's death unfortunate and sad.

While a powerful speech indeed, however Godzilla did not die here. It was a trap merely to send him plummeting into the volcano to imprison him to which he would only be stuck in there for several years before being released in Godzilla vs. Biollante.

Yeah, but Toho didn't plan on it at the time, this was more like a testing the waters phase to see if reverting him back to 1954 era works (and it did), and though the lava wouldn't kill him immediately, sooner or later that charcoal skin will give way, burning him alive (obviously, it would take eons before that happens), he probably mutated to change appearances (thus making up for not having 84Goji in Biollante)

Godzilla didn't died tho, he was just trapped. He died in 1995, while fighting Destoroyah

Prove it

@@rackballjones6585 Dumbass.

Same Here Just Like My Sister Cried On The Ending Of King Kong Lives When King Kong Died Right After When Baby Kong Was Born After He Got Blown Down By The Millitary

Me too

I hate this movie

He understands godzilla himself is also a victim

Since both Mr. Martin and Emiko changed their views on the Heisei Godzilla despite of their initial experiences, I sometimes wonder what Serizawa would have thought of Godzilla returning had he decided to not to kill himself

Indeed

"The arrogance of man is thinking nature is in their control. And not the other way around." -Ishiro Serizawa

GODZILLA

As long as man's corruption exists, Godzilla will continue to exist.

Nature has a way sometimes of reminding man of just how small he is she occasionally throws up the terrible offsprings of our pride and carelessness to remind us of how puny we really are in the face of a tornado,earthquake or a Godzilla the reckless ambitions of man are often dwarfed by their dangerous consequences for now godzilla is that strangely innocent and tragic monster,has gone to earth whether he returns or not or is never seen again by human eyes,the thing he has taught us,remain

Me too...

大変素晴らしい セリフですね🎵

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

So true...

HAH INICENT HAHA

Innocent?

これぞ‼️我が国でも人気の 名優、レイモンド バー出演の 新ゴジラ海外版のラストの 名セリフは伝説として語り 継がれるストーリー作品ですね🎵

Me too...

I always HATED this scene when I was a kid. I never understood how Godzilla was actually defeated and why he ended up in a volcano in the first place. All I knew when I first saw this movie as a kid was the fact that I saw my greatest childhood hero and icon fall to his apparent DEATH in fear! I. Just. HATED. It!

​@@dragmaXECALLATE

This speech is indeed relevant to the current pandemic--because we humans were arrogant enough to think that we could immediately control this virus.

Thank you so much for saying that.

Ditto.

Who is the real monster: Godzilla, because he lay waste to city blocks in his path? Or us, because of vice and hubris along with our corrupt nature?

Yes me too, this is the best of all of them! That death scream is simply something I shall never forget...

しかし、何故かゴジラは 死んでいなかった。 其から、平成シリーズで 再び登場することに なりましたね🎵

I saw that. Made me wonder if they might bring back the character

Ishiro Tanaka are you serious?! I didn’t see that in the end credits all I saw was Steve Martin’s name on one of the headlines. When does it say Raymond Burr’s name? Ok NVM now I know Raymond Burr acted and portrayed as Steve Martin in Godzilla King of the Monsters in 1956

Zach Weiss as a different actor because Raymond Burr is dead in real life

No crap, it'll be different actor. But i would still like to see the character back in a Godzilla movie

@@zachweiss6183 There's only one actor that can play the role of Steve Martin in a Godzilla movie and that is Raymond Burr. Replaying his role once more in Godzilla 1985, and his speech he gave at the end had a deeper meaning. "We humans think or believe we are in full control of nature of any kind. Yet nature herself has a way of reminding us she's in control. Greedy people do not understand until it's too late. We must care for the earth as we were made to be Stewards of the earth, to care for all wildlife and plants alike. We do not what we have until we destroy it. There is nothing worse then a man greediness for power, and for money, but mostly power. And worse destroying each other with wars, invading each other's country, and the environment. We must do to care for the earth as God the Father intended for us to do. Or there will be nothing left on this planet we call home". In a way Raymond Burr was pretty much spot on in this speech he written at the end.

I absolutely agree

Same here, it's the best of all of them.

Yes the man crying is the fictional prime minister of Japan overwhelmed with sudden guilt and a feeling of having committed murder.

@Samuel Layton You can find unofficial fan rips online if you look hard enough but for reasons of legality I'm not going to encourage that here in a public forum.

There's blu-ray available now of the movie.

@@stephenbreen7570 Yeah but for the Japanese version, not for Godzilla: 1985

That line that rammond burr used in this film is awesome.

其から、89年に再び シリーズが公開されました🎵

Depressing

Me too!

Same

I'm curious, are you going to request it verbatim, or will you substitute your name for Godzilla's? Incidentally, since I know you as nothing else, I'm imagining the monologue but with "taterboob", and my god is it hilarious.

Nice man, epic

Kinda stings right? New ones don’t have it,

The difference between that and your statement is Godzilla doesn't know that. You gotta remember this is his appearance of many. We created Godzilla and we deserve it and yet here we are making that same mistake.

Godzilla is for essential purposes an animal with the exception of a few Showa appearences where they give him self consciousness or at least imply he has it. Animals are inherently innocent. Unlike humans animals don't kill out of malice or hate but out of necessity and self preservation. It just so happenes that in addition to being an animal Godzilla is also one of the most powerful and potentially destructive forces on the planet. Holding Godzilla responsible for the destruction he causes is like holding a bee responsible for stinging someone they're bees it's what they do.

WHO?

CÓMO QUE EDICIÓN?

はい、そうです🎵 平成シリーズは89年から 公開されましたね🎵

We're a good species, my friend; we try to be--we just lack the light to show us the way.

I say we who are the monsters. Raymond Burr's speech at the end has a big meaning behind it. We take things of this earth for granted, we were to be Stewards to care for the earth

I'm guessing you already know this but this doesn't kill Heisei Godzilla. He's trapped until Godzilla VS Biollante when he gets released by terrorists/criminals attempting to ransom the Diet. They blow up the rim and he is released.

@@jackcoleman1784 heisei godzilla is alive 1989-1994

@@omarraafat9792 Correct!

Godzilla(F):why he have to this*look up* Godzilla jr 2015:i ways be in your heart Godzilla (f):*happy with cry*

WHERE THE FUCK IS THERE A FEMALE GODZILLA? GODZILLA IS A MALE THROUGH EVERY MOVIE

Yes. Mankind is the monster.

Mankind...

We are the real monsters

We're a good species, my friends; we really are--we just lack the light to show us the way.

@@ilttpvvm look at the real world.. we solve the problems with a bigger problems.. sadly

its from the Red Menace Reconstruction

Thanks

@@waldochexpir how can I get a copy of that?

@@waldochexpir I'd like to know how to get a copy as well.

@Joseph Johnson for no reason

No, its a bootleg

@@waldochexpir lol I meant to say why the fuck isn't this on BluRay lol

@@acfan9384 legal problemas

No it's 1985. The Japanese version Godzillas Revenge was released in 1984. The American release with Raymond Burr was in 1985 and was called Godzilla 1985. Being that this scene is from the American version as it has a narration by Raymond Burr as Steve Martin which is not in the Japanese version this is Godzilla 1985 and not 1984.

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CALLÁTE

This is one of the best Godzilla movies