Godzilla Minus One Plus Cookie Monster - Neatorama

Godzilla Minus One but it’s Cookie Monster. pic.twitter.com/K9Pur6kKZl
— Matthew Highton (@MattHighton) August 22, 2024

The historical drama Godzilla Minus One recounts the 1945-1947 struggle of postwar Japan against Godzilla. With very few military forces available let alone permitted, a handful of sailors gallantly stood between the monster, created as a result of US atomic testing, and the people of Japan.

The most famous scene in the film shows the climactic battle as Godzilla chases a decrepit minesweeper. This alternate version by filmmaker Matthew Highton replaces Godzilla with the more fearsome Cookie Monster.

You may recall previous work of Highton's that we have featured, such as his recreation of The Simpsons introduction and the Buffy the Vampire Slayer introduction with stock footage.

-via John A Konrad V

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animal cruelty? they are vermin . hundreds of products exist with the sole purpose of exterminating them.

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Free the tortured fleas! Where is PETA when you need them?

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Um, I thought flea circuses were a sham. Anyways, as far as cruelty, gimme a break :roll:

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I would skip the flea circus altogether and poison the hell out of them. They are vermin, and I have no reason to want them alive, even for my own entertainment.

I did see a fascinating show on Victorian life that had a whole segment on flea circuses. As much as I admire the creativity, I can't help but think that fleas are better off dead.

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I thought flea circuses were just pretend. The only one I ever saw was mechanical.

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Flea Circus = Animal Cruelty?

When there's literally flea shampoo at my local pet store?

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Flea circuses are a well-known hoax. Why in hell would you spend three months training a creature people can barely see, only for it to die three months later - when you can get the exact same effect by using magnets and shellacked flea carcasses glued to the end of a wire?

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