Godzilla in New York - Almost Squashed Scene - Godzilla (1998) Movie Clip HD

Godzilla in New York City - Hank Azaria as a TV cameraman Victor is almost crushed by Godzilla - Almost Squashed Scene - The Arrival of Godzilla in NYC - Godzilla (1998) Movie Clip HD

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[iw_legendary_sayain]

Say what you want about Zilla but I grew up with this flick. It’s essentially what introduced me to Godzilla in the first place. So this for me is a genuine guilty pleasure movie. Don’t give a flying fuck what other ppl say. This movie hits home for me.

[adamhampton]

this may not be the best godzilla movie...but i think we can all agree this brought back memories

[anateasya]

Many Godzillas may come and go. But this one has special fan base♥️♥️♥️

[demongorr]

That shot of him running round the corner to get his first proper look at Godzilla is so, so underrated

[godzillaop]

This is the original place from where the phrase "cameraman never dies" started ❤❤

[houndrysmagolyteofhope]

I love the concept that Zilla simply exists as the actual personification of Nuclear Pollution coming from an iguana which honestly is what Godzilla always reminded me of. But I appreciate Zilla existing and Godzilla being a different type of entity. I just love Zilla man. He simply exists off his own thing. Even has kids in the movies. It's sweet.

I also love the fact that unlike Godzilla he doesn't have a burning hatred of humans but rather is a confused creature born from human activity.

[josephmoran]

I love how when Godzilla shows up, the citizens don't do much about the massive shaking, as if it's a regular thing.

[timmaloney]

As much as I hate this movie, for many Godzilla fans this was their first Kaiju movie and it holds a very special place in their hearts. That works for me, and I'm very happy they got to appreciate this one.

[ondradvori]

Maybe not the best film, but VHS, but childhood, but no internet then, no school, passion for monsters.... Yes, it is my nostalgic friend...

[TheMoeP]

Man this movie made me want to visit new york so bad and finally 21 years after watching it on theaters I'm visiting Manhattan for the first time 😄

[nothingbutamadnesschannel]

The Cameraman lives to see another day!

[rogerwhittaker]

Me and my dad from Alabama went to see Godzilla in theaters when I was younger in ft Lauderdale where I was from where he used to live at the time and I thought it's still good til this day if you're watching in 2020.

[brianfeuhtinger]

The scene at 0:35 with Godzilla strolling by the coffeeshop was Awesome.

[JackassJunior]

One minute your enjoying a hot coffee, the next a giant creature walks past the window. Always expect the unexpected kids.

[ike_nike]

The first godzilla movie i saw when i was a kid..

[davisphillips]

Say what you will about this movie; the rampage is well-executed

[zanir]

they were REALLY LUCKY that this was not the 2014's Godzilla.

[iammewhoelse]

I can relate to this scene so much. Whenever you need an object, you can't find it and when you desperately need to use an item/technology it always backfires on you.

[Blazer-RPT]

Idk why people hate this movie it's actually a classic I was little when this came out

[vgoatedabnelin]

*Godzilla attacks the city*

Me: *Goes to the candy store and gets all the candy he can*