In 1954's Gojira, you had two opposing perspectives on Godzilla. Some thought he was something to be feared and should be killed, others wanted to keep him alive and study him. In life we will encounter people who see the same things as we do and because of their perspective take different actions. Is their … Continue reading MD – Dealing with Different Perspectives
Why should you take care of things while they are still small?
Welcome to Week 2 of King of the Monsters Month! Today Celeste takes a look at Godzilla from 1998 featuring Matthew Broderick, Jean Reno, and Maria Pitillo. Celeste takes a look at one of the biggest issues with that entire movie... why didn't they take care of the eggs earlier!! Check out our Kawaii Kaiju … Continue reading Why should you take care of things while they are still small?
Extra Tuesday – How to Make Tacos for Kaiju
Today on Extra Tuesday Celeste teaches us how to make Tacos to help satisfy the hungriest of Kaiju out there! Check out our King Of the Monsters Playlist here: https://goo.gl/c2s4Gv Check out our Kawaii Kaiju Taco Shirts on Redbubble by clicking the links below Japanese Shirt - https://goo.gl/Dxm5TB English Shirt - https://goo.gl/nmFsdu Check out our … Continue reading Extra Tuesday – How to Make Tacos for Kaiju
Comm Talk 018: Let’s Talk about Godzilla 1954 – Feat. Mike Johngrass
Welcome to King of The Monsters Month!! This week on Comm Talk - special Guest Mike Johngrass of Message of Hope joins us for a great discussion on the very first Godzilla movie. While state side it was called Godzilla King of Monsters; the original title was Gojira and it came out in 1954. Mike … Continue reading Comm Talk 018: Let’s Talk about Godzilla 1954 – Feat. Mike Johngrass
Welcome to the first Official episode of King of the Monsters Month! Today we are going to look at what made the 1954 Gojira (Godzilla King of Monsters) movie so scary. It all boils down to one word... Perspective. Don't forget to answer our question of the day... "What is your favorite Godzilla movie? Check … Continue reading