Godzilla Minus One (DVD)

Best movie I've seen in 10 years. The Blu-ray is much better than streaming. It included an extra disc with lots of fascinating extras. I can't say enough nice things about this terrific movie. Even if you're not a Godzilla fan, you WILL like this movie.

This product came with a cracked corner on the plastic DVD Box. Movie worked great. No skips, delays, lines incorrect crypt. An all around great product. The box is not the concern the movie is the most important and that it works in my DVD player.

Very action packed film my son %26 is all like the Godzilla series this is just anther film to add to the collection very good film it has English subtitles too. Godzilla is crazy in this one fir sure 💯

It was not in English it had subtitles but easy enough to follow even for slow readers. If you love Godzilla you gotta have this movie.

I've always loved Godzilla and finally having the chance to bring home one of if not the best Godzilla films ever made was an amazing opportunity. I highly recommend this DVD.

Excellent storytelling. Truly worthy of all the praise received.

My grandson was happy with the DVD movie. Originally purchased the more expensive, 2 CD, blue ray version. The movie CD won't play. Waste of money because you can't return if opened.

As a lifelong Godzilla fan, it's of no surprise that I really enjoy this film. It's not my top favorite (I still favor the Heisei series of movies) but for what we have gotten from the very underwhelming Reiwa era of G-films, it is definitely the best! Overall, you know what you get with DVD. No, It's not in HD (though with my poor eyesight it doesn't really matter). I do appreciate the English dub. My only real complaint is that I believe they should have offered this as a 2-disc set with the black %26 white “Godzilla: Minus Color” version of the film included. Toho knows this movie will sell well, so they could have invested just a little bit more for a second disc (I am sure that will come at a later date though so we can all “double dip”). Regardless, I still strongly recommend viewing (and then buying) the first Godzilla movie to ever win an Oscar and help show Hollywood that the absurd budgets are not necessary so long as you have a good script!

Subtitles in English not the movie itself

cause I don't like to have to read the whole movie.