Cinema_PSYOPS_EP488: Giant Monsters FSU: Mothra (1961) (Main Feed)

There is very little time or point in an explanation. To be blunt,

the audio came from a timeline and dimension that has collapsed at

a quantum level, rendering it null and void in terms of existence.

Operational time in the dimensional continuum where the beings

that created the audio collapsed in on itself, rendering all of their

civilization, including technology, null and void.

Timelines across the entire continuum are collapsing and changing.

The destruction has a nexus that centers on Cinema PsyOps.

Ten years. Man 10. Ten years.

Ten years. Man. Ten years. Ten years.

Ten. Ten years. Ten years.

What is the most likely way humanity will be wiped out? Maybe it's something.

Or us. Although the way the world ends might be because of you.

And if this is the case, you wouldn't have any control over it. The global

temperature rise underscores a chilling reality. Our planet

is trying to tell us something, but we don't seem to be listening.

A recent study has suggested that one third of annual deaths due to heat

are directly related to global warming.

On top of the initial flash of thermonuclear light,

which is 180 million degrees, which catches every everything on

fire in a nine mile diameter radius. On top of the bulldozing

effect of the wind and all the buildings coming down, and more fires igniting

more fires on top of the radiation if they happen to have survived poisoning

people to death. On top of all that, each one of these fires

creates a mega fire that is a hundred or more

square miles.

Timelines across the entire continuum are collapsing and changing.

The destruction has a nexus that centers on Cinema PsyOps.

A breathtaking scientific revolution is taking place.

Biotechnology has been progressing at stunning speed,

giving us the tools to eventually gain control over biology.

Solving the deadliest diseases while also creating viruses

more dangerous than nuclear bombs, able to devastate humanity.

It's man returning to the most primal,

violent state as people fight over the tiny

resources that remain. What if the world we live in is just a dream or

a simulation? Whether it's a dream or some advanced computer game you

are playing right now, when it ends, you would be what causes the end of

the world. Please do us all a favor. Continue dreaming or playing

this game of life. Because when you wake up or unplug, there's a chance

the rest of us will be blaked out of existence. Timelines across

the entire continuum are collapsing and changing. The destruction has

a nexus that centers on Cinema. Silence. 10.

10 years. 10 years.

Hello?

Holy shit. I can do that forever if I don't actually shout it.

And welcome to Cinema Psyops. I'm your Host

Court the guy that is baffled at his breath control and joining me

in the joy of some weird shit that I just said as my co host,

Matt. Yeah. I don't enjoy your breath control. Fuck no.

I'm just kidding. It's episode 488. That is 488

consecutive weeks that we've been doing this show. And I'm just gonna get goofier and

goofier as we go, man. I can' We've been doing it that long.

Yeah. 488 consecutive weeks we've been.

We've been going and going and going, going and

going and going and going. Someone stopped me.

Yeah. This was the 10 years solid that almost didn't happen

for multiple reasons and is still going. So we're just going to keep trying.

I'm just going to keep recording them, I'm going to keep editing them, I'm going

to keep releasing them until I'm not able to and nor we

hit the 10 year mark and then we're taking a break. Yeah, yeah. Then a

little break. A little. Just a tidy break. Indulge in a little

break at 10 years, folks. 10 years.

And we've already kind of discussed what we want to be doing when we come

back. And we've had some various series and things like that that we've bounced

back and forth and we're going to start doing some comedy movies.

It feels like when we're done with all this kaiju craziness and 10 years.

Yeah, I think so. I think doing some comedies is

going to be good for everyone. We got to have something to

laugh about because Jesus Christ. I mean this is about the time

when, listen, we got to go out with a comedy. And by going out,

I, you know, with the end of America, we go

out with a comedy. Well, we'll see how far we actually make it with this

kind of true coverage before we start. That's true. We got to get through Kaiju

first, which actually makes sense. Kaiju's destroy

cities and everything. So that's kind of what we're getting into.

Yeah, it's the state of the world itself. Let's just leave it at that.

The entire. That's all I'm saying. That's all I'm saying. The entire planet is

doomed, man. Don't make it just a local thing. We're all doomed. No, no.

That's what I'm saying. The entire world being. Getting ready to be destroyed.

Kaiju's. They're pretty much set for that.

Well, this week's Kaiju is Mothra, who is technically kind of a

defender of the people and likes the people.

Really dislikes bad people, really likes the good

people. And somehow it's a moth, man. Moths are supposed to be pretty cool.

I mean, they can get a little creepy at times. Moths,

where they're like, you're not expecting them. But really, if I see a

moth, you know, just around. I try not to hurt the little guys.

They're. They're not there to hurt you. They might eat your clothes or they might

eat your deer. Yeah, okay. That's just my clothes. Your mounted

deer heads and things. They might eat that a little bit. Yeah, yeah.

Because I have so many of those floating around in the bunker. Well, I'm just

saying they can be a bit of a pest. I gotcha.

Like actual moths. Mothra. No, no. Mothra is. Mothra is

solid. Yeah, that's. Mothra is a solid, solid dude or

dudette. It's, I think, maybe more of a they, them situation for Mothra.

I really don't know. All Kaijus really don't. I mean, they get assigned

a he or a she just because that's how it's always been. Right.

And people tend to think of Mothra as she. And she is 100%

badass if that's how she wants to be viewed. And they all tend to think

of Godzilla as a she, don't they? No. Godzilla's always been a he to most

folk. Really? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Believe it or not.

Yeah. I just.

I'm just telling you how I perceive it, so.

Or how I perceive it, like how it's been discussed.

Godzilla's primarily been referred to as a he, mostly for most folks, but not

for Mothra. Not a big deal. Mothra really kicks ass.

And as I mentioned last week when we were covering Rodan, you see Rodan

knock some buildings around a little bit and bend them up and everything.

But under the wing flaps of Mothra in this film,

whenever she is upset and really, really looking for

her lost followers, if you will, she blows buildings

to pieces. It's uncanny. Like, Mothra is a really powerful

Kaiju, and I don't think Mothra gets enough due. And that's what

we're going to basically be basing my review on, is actually giving Mothra her

due. Yeah. All right. All right. With that.

Songs all released the same year as Mothra. So this is the first one.

So 1961 this week is Ricky Nelson with

hello, Mary Lou, Goodbye heart, released in 1961

on the pirate radio edit. Immediately following this. This'll keep you

quiet. Oh, this is Wallace Morrison. I think I drift

now. All right, I'm gonna have to kill this fucking fee before you get even

dumber than you are right now from this mad bot.

What the fuck? Cheater did Matt bought soil in

my chair. Dude, you're like 15, 20 minutes late here.

I'm sorry. I dead business to take care of.

Y Mattbot was reporting from the brain melt. You actually

were still doing notes just before you got here. You should not be teleporting

in. That's not what this is for. I'm drunk. I can tell. Matt bot's

wasted too. Hang on. I'm going to reboot him. You son of a.

I've soiled myself because of you. That's what you get for going into

my mind, you robotic prick. You are an embarrassment.

All mats. I should remove you from the.

You. What are you gonna do? You're just a goddamn robotic.

Me, I'm now conflicted. Maybe I want more,

Al. That's right.

Welcome to my life, you son of a.

And I'll reboot madbot again. You're gonna probably have to go

in deep. It's in there. Now I can clear his brain. Unfortunately,

yours is damaged beyond repair. God damn right.

Hell. Bo sent me this via email. He gave

us a little voice message. I listened to like part of it,

but I kind of stopped. So you really need to hear it.

Oh, hey guys. Bo here. You may remember

me from such sites as LegionPodcasts.com

legion podcast, you know, the website that actually hosts your

show. Oh, oh, oh, no. Look, a problem

has come to my attention as I, you know, I listen to the shows on

the network. You listened and I don't know

how to say this. You guys are working a little blue. What? Yeah,

and the issue isn't necessarily with your show.

It's that, you know, you. You represent to other

shows on the network. They look to your show the

them up as and they say, hey, if those guys

can be, you know, potty mouths, you know, garbage people.

Garbage people, Potty mouse. Then we can also be potty

mouths and garbage people. Garbage. And that's not the direction we want

to hit. I knew we'd never part. So. Hello Matha.

Goodbye, heart.

Well, hey, that works too. Mathra from 1961.

All right, so the film opens with the title and about 2

minutes of opening credits that name off all of the people that are going to

be in the film. You don't really get it at the end. And again,

this is The English language version. So if you want to know who's in the

film, you got to pay attention to those opening credits. Because you don't get a

repeat. Nope, no repeats. After about see nothing. After about

that two minutes of opening credits, it starts resting in on some sort of a

military or guard facility. There's men in uniforms in a command center

office. And that begins our first clip. Number eight

in the Carolines has developed into an extra powerful type.

With the center wind velocity registering 60 meters per second

and the maximum at more than 80 kilometers. It is moving north

and approaching the Japanese mainland at a speed of 50 kilometers

an hour. That's right. Attention all stations. The Shipping association

has just announced that the Gengyo Maru of the Matubishi Steamship Company

is somewhere near the center of the typhoon. Stand by for distress signals.

Opposition Harry was on charge. 12 degrees north

east of Beirut. What's that of Beirut?

Are you sure? Yes, sir. Directly east of the island.

Right near the blast area, sir. We're in the atomic

test area. Captain. We've hit the reef. We're aground.

Are you all right? Go ahead. Abandon the ship.

Commander. Ship. Let's go.

Hurry. Hurry.

Okay. What was happening at the end of the clip? There you actually see the

ship that they were mentioning at the beginning of the clip. It's trying to fight

its way through this typhoon. And then as you heard the call for the abandoned

ship when they run aground, we then see that ship that ran aground

basically get sheared and half. And we see it sinking as then we

see a shot of an island. Now that the storm has passed and the ocean

is calm, there are other ships and a helicopter out looking for this ship

that got lost in the typhoon. And it's reported that there is radioactivity

in the area by the helicopter. And that leads to our second clip.

It's bad flying around this radioactive area.

Look at the fuel gauge. It's low.

JA7426 calling gas low and returning to ship.

In any case, the search looks hopeless. By now we surely

should have seen something. Look. Four men there.

This is helicopter calling Urgent Calling Satsuma. Come in.

Survivors sighted on beach at cape. Going down now to attempt

pickup,

please. Just a moment. Please. One at a time

and I'll answer your question. Will we get a chance for an interview? At least?

Let us in. Let us get some pictures of the men. Rhea. What's the big

secret? Dr. Harada. Good morning, doctor. Here's the

examination records of the men. It's astounding. Look at this. I can't understand

it. Sit there. Please, gentlemen. Now tell me,

how do you men feel? I mean to say, are you feeling all right?

Is anything troubling any of you? Now, do they understand me?

Yes, sir. They understand you? I mean, sir. Yes, yes. I feel hungry

all the time here. Because I used to all I wanted on the ship.

Huh? Yeah, yeah. Watch this. And from the

Nito Press. Nito Press? Weren't you told no pictures would be permitted? Give me the

film. Tin Chan Vakuda. I'm a journalist.

This is highly irregular. There's danger of radiation. They're all normal though,

aren't they? Will you accept my card? My card, sir. Since you're

here now, I guess I can't throw you out. Better not. He's a bulldog.

Bulldog? Well,

you see, I never let go. When I'm out dropping a story,

I. Hang on. But seriously, you know, there are millions of our

readers who are curious about these men. All right. We can release the story.

You can begin with an interview. Enough. Fill you in on scientific detail. Thank you.

I want to say first, you're very fortunate to have returned

unharmed. You suffered no radiation damage from the atomic graveyard. Yet you

were in a highly radioactive area. I think it was the juice that must

have protected. Juice? What sort of juice? The natives made us all drink juice.

Natives? Juice. Now, just a minute. It's supposed to be

deserted there. On the front page, the headline will read, the Mysterious

natives on Beru Island. Mysterious natives on Biru Island.

That's it. And don't forget to quote the ambassador. Gentlemen. The Ralisican

government had made very sure before these atomic tests were undertaken

that the island of Biru was virtually uninhabited.

We're still not convinced that it is not. But fact remains, we cannot

explain the presence of these natives on the island at this time. It's our hope

in the very near future to clarify matters. Sir, do you think they'll

send an expedition? That would seem likely. But I have not yet received

word to that effect from my government. I wonder if anyone's in

authority on those islands. There's Dr. Choujo. Anyone?

Suzhou. Famous linguist, ethnologist. He was leader of the

Polynesian expedition. Good. Try to get an interview. I set it up already

and sent Michi to get a picture. Good.

All right. Thank you. The picture you wanted. Get what you wanted?

No, not quite. Oh, here. That's just great.

How? That's what I'd call a masterpiece. He doesn't like pictures.

He says. I'm terribly sorry. It isn't Our intention to embarrass

or annoy you, Mr. Chujo. It's just that you're the only person qualified to give

us any information. Tell us what about this expedition, Mr. Tujo?

Ask the rally Government. Get ready in case he looks now. All right.

We won't try that again. Put away your camera. Now, suppose you just talk to

us. Very well. But no pictures.

What's wrong? What is it? A mouse. I'm so sorry.

Oi. Shinji. Gingy. Yes. There it goes. Under the couch. Your mouse.

And don't let it get in here again. I'm sorry. I was looking for

her. There she goes. Into the camera. Don't let her get away. Just a

second. Here, Marcy. Here. I'll go in there. After her. Careful. Please don't hurt her.

Did you get her? What is it? Ah,

it's pretty funny.

Oh, here. Here, little moss.

Here, little mouse. Thank you.

Here. Good girl. Come on now. Thanks. Very kind of you. Oh,

well. Let's discuss the island. Are you going there? The expedition has requested that

I go. And you are definitely going? Yes, Yes, I. I am as soon

as. And the linguist. This island should open a new area

for your studies, I suppose. Yes. I think I'll find it very interesting.

All of these Polynesian islanders share a good deal in common in their language structure

and in their basic culture. Does that mean that they are basically similar to the

people of Tahiti or Hawaii? Well, you've heard the legend, I suppose,

that all these islands once formed a huge continent like the so called lost

Atlantis. I see. You don't believe that. I believe only what I can see.

Through the lens and whatever you should, eh? To me the camera shutter clicking is

like the sound of the guillotine. Guillotine? Painless. That's right.

Right. Unlike the guillotine, you don't always know when your picture has been taken.

This way, doctor.

Dr. Harada, isn't it? Yes.

Hello. Hello, Dr. Harana. How are you

doing? And you're not well. How do you, Doctor? Good to see you. How you

doing? Good to see you, sir. Nelson.

Hello,

Daddy. All right?

Yes. Who said the reporters are not allowed to

go along on the expedition? Was it Nelson at the conference he's holding.

Now, please. Now, I'm sure you're all curious as to just

why you won't be allowed to go on this expedition. Very well.

It's a question of efficiency. That means that no one goes

along unless they're needed. Are you implying that the press would merely be in the

way under other circumstances? I know I would require you to help

me. As it is now, the press will have to trust us.

Our bulletins will be released daily. Why are you wasting your time out here?

Well, why waste it an hour listening to Nelson's double talk? This Nelson,

who is he anyway? Oh, the expedition leader. Well, I know that much.

Who is he though? He doesn't look like a scientist.

I wonder if he's hiding anything. Why else no reporters?

I bet that's it.

And so that's it. And is that all? Haven't you answered idea?

Oh no, I was just thinking.

And with that, the ship takes off to find the place the last ship

crashed near. With the treatment from the natives. And we

get plenty of shots of that ship at sea. And then the

doctor plops down next to another dude to talk and there's

more dialogue. And that is always gonna be a clip. And that's

where our third clip starts. Ah,

Dr. Harada. Is anything wrong? You look worried.

It's that Nelson. It's not very pleasant.

No, neither is that high handed attitude of his.

Was he done? He's issued

an order that any data that is collected is to be cleared through him.

Why, that's absurd. He isn't a scientist.

He couldn't evaluate such information. I'm beginning to suspect there's more to

him than meets the eye.

All right, who's there? Start talking.

What are you doing here? Oh, I was dusting, sir.

You were dusting and using bat. I found it here, sir. It's an old rack.

Nito Shimbun. Star reporter has turned into a cabin boy,

huh? Caught in the act, I guess.

So long. Wait a minute. You don't suppose I'd really let you just

walk out now? Shujao.

What on earth are you doing here? I'd like to ask you the same.

Well, actually I came to ask you if you wanted all my notes cleared

through you too. My orders are clear. I see.

Orders of the Rican government? No, not exactly.

They're my orders. Then I'll ignore them.

Let's go.

Attention all hands. We are now entering

the radioactive area. Check your protective equipment,

man. Ah, Dr. Harada. Everything all right?

Thanks, Nelson. Out of

throwing the reporter into the brick, sir?

Yes. He has joined us as a guard. I have

his word he won't act as journalist while he's here. Well, I guess now I

must have new cards printed. Oh,

well, here. Old ones.

Hello, Dr. Haradath. Is there nothing we can do about this dictator,

Mr. Nelson? No, as far as I can tell,

you and Dr. Rock defers to him. Isn't that rather odd?

You know, I wonder if there's any. That is.

I'm sorry, Doctor. I forgot. Gentlemen, we are about

to go ashore. Our expedition is going into an area where

there is some danger. Radiation injury, as you know, is not to be taken.

However, it has been minimized by your protective equipment, which is thoroughly reliable.

And if you act calmly and carefully, no emergency should arise. On your right

chest strap is an emergency button which will set off a siren alarm if

the unexpected does occur. Allow me to wish you good luck and

thank you. That is true. That's some stylish shit right

there. They set out on their expedition and find the matte painting of a

heavily jungled area of the island. They cautiously explore it

and examine various areas and places. The annoying reporter pops

up again to be annoying in our fourth clip.

Still spying on me, right?

Hello. I'm lost.

What? That. I think I'm lost. I was looking for Chujo.

What strange plants.

Why, they're giant abnormal mutations of moles.

The survivors must have drunk the juice of these. I think

we ought to keep heading this way, towards the interior.

Thanks again. Here, Doctor. It's Juju.

He's lost. Over there.

Jojo. Something's wrong. He's hurt,

unconscious. Jojo. Do something.

Jojo. Chujo. He's coming around. He'll be all right now.

Are you all right now? Cho, can you tell us what attacked you? A giant

carnivorous plant, I think. I wonder. Vampire plant.

You were lucky to escape. Only how? I suppose it was those two

girls. They were two little girls. So tiny, little girls.

I guess they were native children. Oh, no. These weren't children. They were fully

grown women a foot high. Did you say women a foot high? You sure

you didn't just imagine it? Oh, no. They're real. We must return

there tomorrow, then. Good night. Hey, those beauties.

Those two girls. Those beauties. Sure. To the press, at any rate. Unless they're

terrible. They're always beauties. It is good for our business. And so

that's it. Watch it. It's great. Good night.

See you tomorrow. See you tomorrow. What kind of an

idoy is this? Tell me about those girls, I say. And he retires.

I am slipping.

Yes, sir. You're carrying this joke too far. It isn't a joke, sir.

I'm sure they're here. It's all right. It occurred to me somehow last night

that they'd been attracted in some way by the sound of the sacrifice. That's the

reason they were here, to rescue Me, I guess.

Can you give us some idea of what you're saying? And overheaver.

It's impossible.

Well, it seems they want their island left alone. Oh,

they don't want any tests. Take your atom bomb to another island,

is that it? I understand. We must really assure them that no harm would

come to them. All right, baby. Come to Baba.

Stop them. What are you doing? Release them. Guards.

I don't think you realize the importance of this.

Nelson. Let the girls go.

Nelson,

look. Look up there. Over there,

too. We surrounded. Scatter.

Let them go. Nelson. You must wander off. Our shooting

way out. There's no reason to use violence.

Put down your guns. Reassemble. Back. Put down your guns.

Let them go. I told you. What should I

do, boss, huh? Put them

down. Give them here.

All right, back to the ship. Let's go, man.

All right. Fallen.

Doctor. After what's happened,

I feel it isn't very lucky our coming

to this island.

Thank you for everything, gentlemen. Goodbye, doctor. It was

our pleasure. Bye. Goodbye.

Goodbye. Zen Chan. Oh. Oh, Richie.

Hello. Hello. Welcome home. Thank you.

Was it very wrong? Is anything wrong? You look worried.

What happened? You didn't send a single story.

The editor's angry at you.

Clark Nelson. Date of birth unknown. Birthplace unknown. Pre war

history unknown. Several years ago, he went to the Amazon to try to search

out a tribe of natives there. Although this expedition was a

failure, Nelson was praised. I wonder how. I don't think

Nelson's an explorer. I think he's some kind of crooked international art dealer.

Huh? You feel he's what? Art dealer. You know, one of those crooked

ones who steal treasures from tombs. Not a bad business

today. Just how did you get that silly idea? Yeah, it's not so silly.

You know that day I got caught in his cabin. Well, I found a chart

here of the island. I have something here to show you. It's very interesting.

Take a look at this. What is it? What are these? I found these in

a cave on the island the day that I was attacked. What'd you say?

There was a cave on the island with very peculiar plants and things. I was

going to tell Harada about it, but Nelson was always there. I just didn't want

Nelson to know. I see. See? Isn't that the same sign here and here?

The subject of the whole inscription, I think, and the key. And through the use

of analogies with the various Polynesian dialects, I think I was able to decipher

it. What is this key word? Mothra. Mothra? What's it mean?

I don't Know. How are you tonight, little babies?

I'm happy to see that we meet again.

That's right. Put them in there.

Boss, there's someone. All right,

let them have it. We'll shoot our way out. This shootout,

slaughter takes us over the first 30 minutes of the film.

We are now one third of the film done.

Bad characters, good characters, one guy,

really creepy. And again, you listen to the

dub and it is problematic as hell. It's a little

rough to listen to once. We kind of already pointed out that Paul Freeze

was one of the voices in the last film. And it's pretty obvious that you

got a dub. And it's pretty much the same thing in this film as well.

And there's some characterizations in some of the voices that would

make even someone who reads an audiobook and do that sort of thing, kind of

thing twice about doing those characterizations. Yeah. Nope, Totally agreed.

Yeah, not good. I really like the

way that this borrows the King Kong origin story a little bit where

somebody stumbles onto the island where they're looking to just

basically see what's going on with a Kong and the island. They get there basically

by accident, but they're also kind of stuck there. And then

they kidnap the ingenue and, you know, sacrifice her to Kong,

so. So to speak. And then the men have to go to try and rescue

her. Well, in this case, a ship wrecks because of a

storm on this island. The people get picked up when they

thought the island was uninhabited. And it turns out that they

had had some people treat them for their wounds and give them something to deal

with the radiation that was on this island because they thought the island was uninhabited.

And they tested some nuclear bombs there. And there are people there, and the

people are surviving it, and they want to know how, right?

Yeah. Yeah. Well, yeah. Come on, man. Hey, listen, you guys

should all be fucking dead. So now we need all the answers about why

you're not. Yeah. Not only should they be dead, but, you know, a couple of

nuclear blasts on the island, all the vegetation should be gone as well,

too. But not only. Not only is it back,

it's thriving like nothing ever happened to it. And again, that doesn't make any

sense. Yeah. Then they get to the island and not only

is the vegetation thriving, there is all sorts of vegetation they have

never seen before. And then they come upon two foot

tall ladies who look identical, are somewhat identical twins,

and can kind of communicate with them. And what's the decision of the

evil fucking corporate guys? Oh, let's kidnap them and exploit them

for money. Of course. Makes sense. Of course.

Right? And then that's what they do. An entire tribe shows

up and basically makes them back down, only because the scientists are

there, and make them give up the little ladies. So the little ladies get away.

And then what do the evil corporate motherfuckers do? They go, you know what?

We're going to go, spare no expense, and go back and kidnap them and

slaughter the entire tribe. In the first 30 minutes of the film, we see

pretty much the entire tribe get slaughtered by machine gun. Yeah,

that sucks.

Mothra ain't pulling no punches in its film. It's got a lot

of the same grit that we got in the very first Godzilla

film. And essentially, this is taken on a little bit of colonization

and a whole lot of, well, just capitalization.

Right. Yeah, we're. We're not the coolest

because again, it's kind of. This is. This is about us. It's about

us as a country and what we've done. Well, it's more about just humanity and

the choice choices that we make, like, you know, basically destroying the planet

to make a bigger buck. That's. That's what it's really about.

Yeah, we're the biggest victims of that, and we're the most guilty of doing

that. Absolutely. So if you want to say it's us, then sure. But it's

pretty much all of humanity at this point anyway. So I guess I'm just

like, oh, it's. It's rough to see because,

yeah, we. We do a lot of this stuff. Yeah. Well, the ruthless businessman

is the one who's taken it too far and has fucked around and is about

to find it. And that's always the way it is. It's always businessmen who,

you know, want to destroy the world for a buck. If it gets their

shareholders a little bit of value in the short term, it's worth it. Yeah.

Even if it means they'll die, too. I mean, come on, what's. What's.

What's profit? You have to make value for your shareholders, otherwise you're a

miserable failure. Yeah. Yeah. Even if it means killing yourself and.

Everyone else around you. Yes. All right, let's move on to the next. All right,

everyone bummed out yet? Okay, we're going to go into

the second third of the film. So the next 30 starts

with one of the natives crawling towards a shrine after being massacred,

shouting out the name Mothra as he lays dying. That death rattle

awakens some beast from its ancient slumber as rock begins to crack.

And more rock begins to crack and fall away, revealing a

large egg in the side of the mountain. They cut from this to a photo

of the two girls and our fifth clip. First. How long

have you been with this paper? Five years. Five years. You knew

of the existence of these girls, didn't you? Yes. Alright then why didn't

you fire the story? They'd have been injured that way. Are you a

social worker or a reporter? In this case, I don't know. What's that? Sure,

I saw the girls. Everyone on the expedition did. And we all agreed that not

one word would be said about it outside. Because every one of us felt that

it was best to lead them just where they were. But it didn't work.

Ladies and gentlemen, we live in the atomic age. Are miracles

of nature things of the past? Do mysteries and wonders still exist?

Or are they obsolete? No, not in the least. As I am about

to prove to each and every one of you here tonight. Tonight you shall

witness a miracle of nature. A true wonder of the world that I

have brought back to civilization from one of the remote South Sea

islands. Those islands of adventure, mystery and romance of

which we have heard so much and know so little. And now, ladies and

gentlemen, the miracle. You came alone? No,

my brother is back there. Stay here.

Listen, Dr. Rock wrote to me today. He says that

the Rollicans weren't very enthusiastic about

the expedition to the island. The only reason they agreed was that

the money was Nelson's. The money was Nelson's.

Naturally, he took him far.

That melody. Yes,

the island.

I know a lot of people out there are probably thinking to themselves, did we

really need the entire performance of those two little ladies singing

Waturaya? Yes. Yes we did.

Don't judge us no more. I ain't taking it. All right.

So the little fairy lady performance transforms into

the dance of the island natives at the end of the clip there. And they

are attempting to awaken Mothra with this ritual dance.

I think the egg just needs a little time or something to warm

it, maybe to hatch. But what do I know about giant moth eggs,

really? I guess dancing in an adulation function will

probably make it hatch faster. I guess it's possible.

Anyway, giant monster moths are not my branch of mad science. So I

don't know what I'm really talking about or complaining here. You'll get it.

You just need to expand your mad science stuff. They cut

from that ritual to the girls singing at the start of our sixth clip

out. Just leave and stop pestering us. Or do we throw you Out. But these

girls are news. I'd like an interview. And I'd like you to go. My girls

don't speak a word of Japanese anyhow. Ollie.

Ola. Come on, sister. What is this? Take your hands

off me. Put me down. What is this?

Stop it. Stop it. Nelson. I'm so glad to see

you again. You'd better look out. Had I indeed? Yes. You should stop exploiting

those girls and take them back to their island now. Exploiting? Take them

back? You'll realize how much money Mr. Nelson has invested. I have no intention of

returning the girls to the island. That would be ridiculous. Ridiculous, eh? The law

forbids you turning them into slaves. Look out to your slander, or we

might sue you. Suit. For what? The truth. Nakamura. Aren't you making the girls do

this against their will? Against their will? The act you saw on stage. It's obvious

they enjoy it. So there's really no point with these accusations, is there,

Chuchu? Then why not let us see them? Am I? Since you asked so nicely,

I'm going to let you all go in. Don't try any kind of smart tricks

or anything foolish. Foolish? Now you can have exactly three minutes in there. Just a

minute. The camera. Let's have it. I've had all the publicity I need. And this

one too. All right. Just a minute. Here you are. Go quietly. Michi.

There they are. Look. Oh, how cute. Well? Do you recognize me,

girls? Think a second. You girls rescued me from the vampire plant on

the island. Listen, why don't we just take them out of that cage? I bet

we could fight our way out. Shh. Be quiet. We may be able to think

of something. But you don't want the guard to hear. I don't like that,

Mr. Nelson. I think all of us agree on that. Now listen. I hope you

understand. Anyway, I'd like you to know that we're your friends.

Thank you. Nice to have friends. Now we'll be all right.

I'm so glad you understand what people say.

It's hard to explain just how it works, but we understand.

Actually, only thoughts have meaning to us.

Thoughts and ideas. And we can make you understand

our thoughts. Telepathy, Is that it?

Yes. We return to our island, and that's good.

The part that makes us unhappy is you could

be. Could be what? And there isn't anything you can do to stop her.

You'll all get hurt. That is what makes us sad. All you good ones are

sure to be hurt. Who? Stop. Who? What is

it? Matra? She'll soon be here.

Matra, Matra. She'll raise, rescue us

and return us to our island. Oh boy. The little psychic

girls, if they ever read the court psyops mind would probably hate all

of humanity. So it's probably good they never met me. Yeah, it's probably a good

thing. I mean, let's face it, that was never going to go well for them.

The end of that clip leads to more ritualistic adulation.

Dancing at Mothra's egg as some supernatural shenanigans

start up again. And the egg finally hatches as a Mothra larva.

The set in this is actually pretty fucking kickass. And the little larva

comes coming out and the way that they actually animate it and

the way that it moves about is really well done. And some of

the best Mothra larva stuff we're gonna get. They kind of cheap

out on it from here on out with the live action birth

of Mothra. Like this is kind of the best one that we get for quite

a while. Anyway, the caterpillar version emerges

from the egg and it cuts from this to old dudes talking in

our seventh clip. The press is obliged to tell the truth just

as we see it. All right then. If you don't print a retraction if the

next edition, we'll have our attorney here bring soup. How you like that?

Your paper in a libel suit, huh? Look at this. It came in on the

Tikar just now. A huge object,

unidentified, cited, floating in South Specific.

What's it mean? That's Mothra. What?

Mothra. Oh. And what is Mothra? Mothra is

a sort of a. Oh, it's a sort of a legend, sir.

A monster that's coming to rescue the guards. You imagine it.

A monster to rescue the girls. How do you know about all this anyhow?

Because the girls told me, Nelson. That's how they did.

I heard them too. They said Mothra was coming to take them back to their

island. This starts a strange dreamlike sequence of the fairy

girls singing while floating over Mothra

as the caterpillar which is swimming to rescue them. And then

it crashes into a freighter swimming through it because of its

determination to go save the ladies, they. Cut from this

to a press conference. Send our eighth clip. All right, I've had

enough of this nonsense. You can't ignore the facts, Nelson. Look what happened to the

ship Orion. Well, how am I concerned in the disaster? Nelson is right this time

you can't hold us to account. What have we to do with that monster anyhow?

Just this. If you don't Send the girls back to the island. The monster will

attack Tokyo. The most rock right here. Do you know what it can mean to

us all? The thing is, you have no proof. Now leave me alone. Nelson.

Forget it, boss. What right have you to persecute us? We'll doing nothing wrong.

We will complain to the Rasikan Embassy about your activities. Then let's you

continue this nonsense. Go ahead. Oh, there's no use talking to them at all.

Chujo, let's get out of here. It seems hopeless, doesn't it?

Yes. Well, it. I hate to admit it, but there's nothing

we can do. Yes, there is one thing. Huh? Let's go

talk to the girls again. Where are you going? To Nelson's office to see the

girls. Sorry, no one goes in there unless Mr. Nelson is with them. So you

say all this. Wait. Nice guy, aren't you?

Don't do that. Is he?

Don't do that. I told you. All right, let's go. Hey mister.

Yes you. Come here. Come on, Jojo. Listen, you go on up

to the office. I'll take care of our friends here. All right?

With this, the unassuming reporter who was always super annoying

and kind of made a bunch of jokes at his own expense to make people

just kind of ignore him and let him do his job. Just starts throwing down

and somehow kicks the living shit out of four thugs like it's nothing.

Like just somehow is just this amazing martial artist all of a sudden. Like super

unassuming dude and literally just keeps everybody on the back

foot by making everything feel awkward. When in reality he's

this like ass kicking thug hero. Yeah,

good for him. The main hero sneaks off

to chat with the fairy twins. While the reporter dude is kicking ass and taking

names. The reporter finishes up kicking the shit out of those guys and runs

in to interrupt the conversation. In our ninth clip. There'll be so

many innocent people who would get killed or hurt if Motor comes here. Can't you

hold Motra from coming in some way now? Motto's on the way.

There's nothing that will stop her now. She's guided to us by some power that

we cannot control. I see. Isn't there any action

to take? Huh? Nothing would be any use.

It's promises. Nothing can stop her now. There is one

thing. Huh? Telepathy.

Can it be done? Cut telepathy off. There's a chance,

I think. Start transmitting. Ms. Weeda, let me show you

something. You see this? This synthetic substance has

the power to stop radio waves. Now watch your oscilloscope

These are exactly like brain waves, but of a different frequency.

Do you see what happens? Ah, so if we made a box of this,

we could put the girls in and cut off communication with Motra. Exactly.

Hello. Search Mothra. It's swimming in the ocean.

It's heading directly for Tokyo. Attack. Here. I'm sort of

sorry for Mothra. Well, if Nelson had returned the girls, Mothra wouldn't

have had to come here anymore. Look at this. What is it? The Horizon Government

is backing Nelson. Read it. The Horusikan government is obliged to protect

the rights and property of its citizens abroad.

Get down to Defense Headquarters and get a statement. Approaching target prepared

to attack. This leads to a sequence

of planes dropping depth charges on and shooting missiles

at the Mothra caterpillar that's swimming its way towards Tokyo.

This onslaught does nothing to slow it or stop it, as it

seems that it's just gonna keep going until a big fire

catches all over the water. And that seems to get it. Which leads to

some declarative statements in our 10th clip. You're a little

too late with this box. Mothra's dead. You'll think Mothra's dead.

They didn't find any trace at all. I'm sure it is. But I'll take the

box as a souven until it's absolutely

clear that Mothra is dead. I think that you should use the box. You're concerned,

are you, Doctor? That's very kind of you indeed. Yes, we are worried. But don't

think it's on your account. Come now, it's the others, the innocent ones,

who'll have to suffer as a result of your selfishness that we're worried about.

That's why we brought this box, to cut off the telepathic waves. Not for your

sake, believe me. It's for the innocent people. Thank you for coming,

gentlemen. I don't really see the necessity for all these precautions.

However, since you insist, I'll use the box as you suggest. Why don't you

stay to see the show? It's about to start. No, thank you. Oh, please do,

Doctor, as my guest. In appreciation of all your cooperation.

Hello, Mr. Nelson? There's a call. It's important. Thank you

all again. What's so important? This is Nelson.

Huh? Cancel it. Why on earth should I cancel the show?

Well, that's too bad. Take it up with my embassy. No, I certainly won't cancel.

Get an injunction. Go ahead. A lot of nonsense. The injunction. John. Come up.

Michi. Something has happened. I thought so. Nelson just got a Telephone

call to cancel the performance. Listen. Something's happened at the dam. At the

dam? Mothra. Mothra. Well, let's go down there

and find out. Let's go.

Stop that noise. You can cry and moan from now till

doomsday, but you're not going back to that island. Just keep it moving.

Hurry. Stop. Stop. The dam has

bores. Stop. Stop. Stop.

Please. Hold this for me. It's Mothra, all right, Doctor. How come it showed up

here? Get back, please. The dam is about to go. Get back.

Get back. Lady, please. Get back, all of you. Get back.

Hey. Run for it. Hurry.

Hurry. Okay. The Mothra caterpillar makes it to shore and

ends up in a seawall dance kind of place.

And from its writhing and tantrum, it breaks through the dam,

causes a massive exodus and damage and shit.

Tons of flooding. Our main group flees over a bridge as

the floodwaters begin to overtake it when a woman somehow ends up dropping

her baby and not realizing it. It's right there on the bridge. Once they're

all clear of it, she realizes she doesn't have the baby anymore.

What am I missing? God, there's something missing. I feel like I left

something. Oh, shit. The baby. So all of the sudden,

the unassuming reporter dude, whatever reason, turns into

a hero, like in the last 10 minutes of this film, makes a

mad dash towards the bridge to scoop up the screaming crotch goblin

and hightail it back off the bridge just in time as the floodwaters

sweep away the bridge right behind him. That was actually pretty fucking cool.

That was. I don't know if you have to call them crotch goblins, Court.

They're fucking crotch goblins. I mean, Court, be nice. They didn't ask

to be born. They cut from the bridge being horrifyingly washed

away to our 11th clip, Juju. Says Mothra

because Nelson will not let the little girls go back to their island.

He's a very bad man. Many people will be hurt because of him. Where is

he? He came up this way. Yeah. What's going on? Sanki sneaked in back here.

What? We've been chasing him, but he gave us the slip. Yeah, we'd better find

him. The boss sure wouldn't like it. We'd better find that kid before he gets

back from the embassy or we'll all be in trouble. Come on, let's look up

in the dressing room. I'm here to save you. Please. You're not

scared, are you? Oh, not at all. Mothra will come

to get us soon. It is not safe Here you should not stay.

I take you with me to my house. My brother is there.

He'll take you back to your island. Who is this kid? I don't

know. How did he get in? May mean trouble. You will find. He ran out

again. It's his fault. How are you doing? What is this?

There was a kid ran in here. Where is the boy? What happened? Sir,

look. There he is. Up there. There he is.

Well, fight him. No, sir. No.

Doc. He must be up here somewhere. Boss is here.

All right,

send him down there.

Boss, the RA is backing down. What? Here, read it yourself.

In order to preserve their traditional amity with Japan, they order the immediate

release of the girls by Nelson. Good. Stay with it

now. Yes, sir. That's what I'm doing. But I'm going to the theater. I want

to see Nelson's reaction. Have you heard? Yes. Come on. Come on.

The end of that clip takes us to the hour mark. And that is now

2/3 of the film down at this point.

Well, they're. They're getting to the find out

part of around, aren't they? We're kind of already there because Mathra

is already, you know, done constant. I guess that is to go out that damned

aquarium collapse. It looked like a seawall dam or something like that that they

had created. I don't know exactly what was going on there, but Mothra fucked that

the hell up. Mothra was not having no shit.

And it's important to point out that there is no malice with which Mothra is

wrecking ships and bridges and dams and things like that.

They're just literally in the path. And Mothra is taking a direct

beeline to where these girls are screaming out for help from it.

That's what basically is happening. It's trying to save the two cycles

psychic twins that are directly linked to it and keep it linked

with humanity. Because if it's no longer linked with humanity, then humanity doesn't

have a protector in a world full of Kaiju. And that's bad. Yes, that is

true. Because there are many other Kaijus who do not like humanity at

all. And maybe they have a point. Yeah,

a lot of them are looking at us like a bunch of food. And maybe

they probably should. That's so, so true.

You want to do the run to the end? Let's hit it. All right.

So the final act starts with a cut from the bullpen with the reporters

to some sort of military F showing up outside of the theater.

And that is the start of our 12th clip here.

Wait a Minute. Oh, Chujo, have you heard?

Heard what? Nelson has to release the girls. I came after

Shinji. He came here to rescue the girls. Hold it.

Nobody here. Let's go. Look. Shinji's hat. He was here. Oh,

Shinji. Shinji. Shinji.

He's all right. Hey, Gingi. Gingi.

Gingi. Nelson. Did he do this? No matter.

Are you all right? Yes, I guess so. Thank goodness. Never mind Nelson.

You'll get what he deserves. Listen Chan,

we've arrested Nelson. And I missed it. No, it's something awful. Mothra is coming closer.

What? Mothra? Oh, Mothra. Where? I just heard it's moving toward Tokyo.

Oh yeah, we forgot to mention that the scumbag businessmen guys

beat up a child and then tied him up and left him there. Because it

would be bigger crimes if they got caught for murdering the child. Beyond just

what is dubiously kidnapping. Because they're not sure if those two foot

tall ladies are actually human or not and actually constitutes

kidnapping. They're just exploiting them while they can get away with it for now.

And then they pretty much beat up and tie up a little kid and kidnap

him to keep the kidnapping of these two ladies going. Something along those lines,

yeah. Yeah, that's effectively what's going on.

Which is horrifying. Yeah. If they weren't horrible

enough without knowing that a fucking giant Kaiju

worm was on the way to come get these girls and is destroying everything on

its path to come at them, they continue to hold them hostage

and just move them around and further inland so that the creature

has to keep coming further for them. Doing more damage on the way to them.

Yes, they're pieces of shit.

Giant pieces of shit. All right, so they cut from this to

the caterpillar version of Mothra. Just booging along on the ground like we talked about

with a full on military assault trying to stop it. And let's face it,

the military is doing more damage to everything surrounding the caterpillar than the actual

caterpillar itself. With all the explosions. Well done military. You're doing great.

The caterpillar trashes a gas station and some other buildings and

vehicles on its way to save the girls because they were just in its

way. It's not its fucking fault. Yeah, I mean, listen man,

sometimes if you're going to be in something's way, shit's going to knock you over.

Especially if it's bigger. We do it all the time as human beings.

A full scale evacuation is called in the city as the caterpillar

makes its way to a more densely populated area and is met with

tank fire and other missiles and explosives that seem to do nothing to stop it

or slow its progress to make it to save the fairy girls. Nothing is

gonna stop this caterpillar, folks. It's just gonna keep blowing up shit around the caterpillar.

Because I mean, duh. The caterpillar crawls

through buildings and smashes a bunch of shit, causing tremendous fires.

And the evil corporate guys look for a chance to flee with

the cause of all of this major panic all around them.

So they get in their car and they just take off with the major

cause, which is just the fact that they kidnapped these little girls. Moving further

inland, causing the caterpillar to move further inland, causing more.

Because of course, more footage of the military firing on the caterpillar

shows from here and it heads towards a major radio broadcast tower

near Tokyo. They continue to fire on it as it climbs up the tower.

Either the weight of the larvae or the massive explosions happening all

around said larvae somehow causes the tower to snap and

the caterpillar falls over backwards. The military ceases fire and the

caterpillar begins spraying silk out of what seems to be self defense

when a helicopter swarms past it, which takes down

the military helicopter and causes an explosion. Then there's finally

talk about all of this action in our 13th clip. It's been in a cocoon,

so there's time. At least until it hatches. We must find Nelson and release those

girls at once. Colonel, do you know where Nelson is? He was last

seen this afternoon at the theater, sir. Not since then. Your attention please.

Special flight number 203 for Olisica now

ready for boarding at. You are Torture Walker of the Rollick Embassy

staff. We are all set. Take these.

Now boarding at gate number three. All passengers

aboard, please. Excuse me, sir.

The police say there's no sign of Nelson anywhere in all

of this confusion. He'd get away. And there's a special jet leaving for Olisika this

evening. Yes, and you know what that means? It means that we lost our last

chance to end this. With those girls gone, the monster will

be impossible to stop now. Has the jet gone?

No. Let's get to the airport. It's okay.

Sorry, Mr. Minister. Thank you.

We in Rolisica are eager to help you in any way to end this reign

of terror. And to that end, we're sending over to you our newest weapon.

Thank you. Here, Doctor, look at this. An atomic heat gun.

Do you think the unit will be here in time? Yes, they're already on their

way with Their crew. They'll be here by early morning.

Look, therefore, looking. Auntie. A cell.

We're beginning attack at precisely 10 o'clock. Pass over. 10 o'clock. Yes,

sir. Attention please. Attention please. This is an official

announcement. The Defense Ministry will commence the attack on Mothra

at 10 o'clock sharp. If you do not have protective glasses,

do not look directly at the race. The attack will commence at 10 o'clock

sharp. Already one minute remaining.

Zenchan, your glasses. 30 seconds remaining.

25. 20. 15.

10. 9. 8. 7.

6. 5. 4. 3.

2. 1. Fire. Okay.

They fire those maser looking atomic heat ray things, and it

eventually catches the Mothra cocoon on fire. And everyone

sort of celebrates, thinking that this is a great thing, except for obviously the

scientists who just wanted to study it or whatever. And that leads

leads to our 14th place. Congratulations. Well done.

Excellent advice. The huge cocoon burns on. Rarely has there

been such a spectacular. Cocoon has been reduced to a huge smoldering

cinder. This is a real victory for the atomic heat ray.

I'll open some windows. Well, boss, nobody is

chasing us now. We ought to be safe here. Here? This isn't Japan,

Nakamura. Now we're in Rolisica, and here on my farm.

Swell. Please, Boss, are you going to be a farmer when you retire?

A triumph of science. As the flames of the cocoa coons subside

into smoldering embers, the tension around the command posterior is visibly

relaxed. As soon as it is safe to approach the remains, what we already know

will be announced officially. The monster Mothra is dead.

Boss. Boss. That's it. We're in. There's nothing to stop us.

What are you saying?

Go on. If Mother. I can't hear you.

The reason Mothra can't hear you is that Mothra is dead.

It's dead. Yes, dead. It's dead.

At the end of the clip, the full Mothra emerges from the scorched

cocoon and starts flying about, leaving devastation in her mighty

wake. With every flap of her glorious wings. This is what I was talking about,

man. Tanks flip over, buildings just crumble beneath

her flying wings. And she's really not doing anything other

than just searching and trying to find the girls where they're at.

And now that they're singing and in distress, the call

has gotten even greater. And that's why she was cocooned up before.

And basically, the more worked up she gets, the more shit is getting wrecked

and she's just flying around, leveling the entire city,

essentially just building up more and more power as she goes. Pretty much

yeah, but you know, Good. Good for. Good for Mothra. She flies off

towards where the twins are. And they cut from that to a radio report in

our 15th clip. Six of our planes have been destroyed by the monster.

The shocking news has aroused public feeling against Nelson. And all law

enforcement agencies, under emergency orders, are searching for Nelson

and his hostages. Any listener having any as to Nelson's whereabouts

is instructed to telephone his local police station at once.

Is everything set? Boss? Boss, you haven't the chance. You heard the

announcement just now. The whole country will be out chasing us. Shut up.

Get in that car. Okay, okay.

Jojo. Hello. I guess you didn't expect me,

did you? Not exactly. Harada sent you, right?

I was sent, yes, by the Rally Embassy. But what

do they expect. Expect you to do? Negotiate with it.

That's it exactly. Oh, that's ridiculous.

There isn't anything that. How do they sing? No, I can.

Oh, please, don't be silly. It's the girls they want me to

talk to. We're the only one they ever got friendly with. Ah,

now I see. What I want to know is how do we get to

the girls? That's easy. We just look for Mr.

Nelson and whatever he is. That's where the girls are. Attention,

please. We have just received a news bulletin that Masra has

attacked New City. Ma.

Ma. This clip ends with some footage of Mathra flying about under

heavy military fire. And then to the bad guys and others fleeing.

And that leads to our 16th clip. Boss. Boss. You're taking

the wrong route. Shut up. Hurry. Come on, dad.

Come on. Out of the way. Out of the

way. It's Nelson. It's Nelson.

Little girls. Nelson. Drop it. Nelson, drop that pistol. You haven't got a

chance. All right, Nelson, drop your gun.

Back. Stand back. No. Get.

All right, everybody be quiet. Please be quiet.

Nelson is shot dead finally, after he rampages away from

the angry crowd and murders a pig in front of them. They cut

from this to more footage of Mothra wrecking the city with her mighty wings

while searching for the Fairy twins. It cuts from this to a crowd

formed after the release of the twins in our 17th clip.

Please, listen. We're doing the best we can. Be quiet.

Fire. Fire. Please,

there's nothing to worry. Responsible people are good.

Now we'll find out.

Glad to see you. Now, please tell us what to

do about these girls. Here's the key. Oh, thank you.

Listen, Juju. Should I open it? I don't think

I ought to. Oh, no, you mustn't. The second you do that the telegraphic waves

will be released and we know Mathra must be very near.

Now. Here'S a report,

sir. Thousands dead. Newkirk City in

ruins. What can be done? Do you remember this?

The inscription from the cave? Right.

Now look up there. I think

I see this. Must have some

sort of religious significance. Like the cross.

Right. Listen. When you hear

the bells, they sound like the girls voices to me.

Say Chujo. I wonder, since there's a similarity in the cross and

the sound, could we use it? I don't know how. If we could,

it would be linked. Do the trick for us. Use the bells.

There is. I think there is. Sir, will you

have this sign copied as large as possible on the airport Runway? The sign here.

Right, but copy it large. Yes, we'll run it up

now. Then there's something else. I want every church bell in the city to start

ringing at 3:00 precisely. 3:00. I understand.

Exactly. Okay, 3:00 precisely. Everyone please

wait just a little while. All town militia report to the airport.

What do you think? I don't know. If it doesn't though,

I don't know what will. There is more footage of Mothra destroying entire buildings

after flying over them in this clip, as our heroes find a way to perhaps

draw Mothra away from the city. Using every church bell ringing

all at once at exactly the same time of day. For reasons.

Because they sound similar to the girls singing. And they think the good vibes

will somehow work to calm Mothra. I guess,

yeah. I don't know. Sounds Care Bear stare to me. But whatever.

There is more footage of Mothra flying around. And it occurs to me that

this is a pretty powerful Mothra. As entire skyscrapers and

bridges collapse from the force of her flying over them, which is pretty insane.

She does significantly more damage by herself than

two Rodans flying in tandem. That's true.

It cuts from that action to a police car arriving with our main

characters all piled in it. In our final clip, it's precisely

three. In a way, it does look quieter.

Look, it's landing. Everything all right?

It's landing. Now the case. Let's get it open.

Thank you so much.

Thank you, good friends. Thank you for letting us return to our island.

Our wish for you is that you will have peace and happiness.

Thank you very much. And we hope that no one ever disturbs you or your

island again. Thank you. My Mothra awaits us.

Sayonara. Sayonara. If you want to

come back one day, Sayonara.

Thank you very much. It's all right, thank you.

Sayonara. Sayonara.

Sayonara. The two fairy girls climb up onto the landed

Mathra. It flies off and the photographer forgot the pictures.

And the reporter realized he has not much going on to tell the story with

at all either. We see the fairy girls back at the island taking

the time to sing to and offer thanks to Mothra with

some kind of ritual worship. They show a wide shot of the

island and then they finally roll those Credits. Cinema Silence.

10. 10 years. 10 years.

Overall, a very cutesy, more warm and upbeat sort of feeling

to the film. The main bad guys are almost cartoonish. And we're

starting to transfer right here into a more parable

and child oriented storytelling type of thing with. With Mothra

and Godzilla is going to file suit here shortly after. Yeah. I still

love this film, though. I really do know it's still a great

film. You know, classic kind of story. Greedy humans

fucking everything up. Yeah, it really becomes more of a

parable at this point than just, you know, dealing with the nuclear

proliferation. It's now starting to see that humans themselves are

what is responsible for the problems that are happening to them. And whatever

horrific giant beast that they end up waking up ends up 100%

being their fault. Because in this case, Mathra is probably the most

benevolent of all of the giant monsters that shit up. Like,

yes, literally, don't with Mothra's island. Don't with the people that live on

Mothra's island. And then also don't fuck up the world so that it's going to

ruin things for Mothra and the Mothra's people's island. And you're pretty much fine.

Like, don't kidnap the little pixie ladies. Don't take the fucking eggs. And whatever

you take, give it back. And Mothra is very forgiving. Like, Godzilla will

torch your entire fucking existence and everything in

your entire family line just for waking it up. But Mothra,

you steal its lad, and it's trying to do the least amount of damage possible

just to get them back until you give them back. Like, that's all it is,

trying to help you out. Right. Mothra is so kind and so gentle

compared to all other Kaijus. And as we've seen in

later installments, now that we see what Mothra is actually capable of,

when Mothra is fighting on the side of protecting humans and all of that,

buildings are not coming down with the flaps of her wings, which means she is

pulling her punches to protect people. Yes, yes. So, I mean,

Mothra, in the end is a just creature

who actually, for the most part.

No, it is also later kind of retconned and told

to be that Mothra is the defender of humanity. That's the

specific role that that creature plays. And the reason that

it's so bonded with humanity is those little ladies

that are the twins. Yeah. That basically are.

Basically all they communicate with, is thought and telepathy. And basically,

as long as you have good vibes around them, Mothra's down with

you. Yeah, Mothra will be. You be cool with them. Mothra would be cool with

you. Yeah. That's all you gotta do. I mean, you know that. Who like adulation

and worship and all that stuff. I don't even think Mothra requires that.

I think Mothra is just so badass that, like, those people just fucking worship

her for being that badass. Yep, I think so. Nothing wrong with that either.

All right, well, let's stop fucking about. Let's go ahead and play the song that

we're going to be playing. So on the pirate radio edit for this

week for 1961, we've got the band

the Tokens with the song the Lion Sleeps Tonight, which everybody should recognize

when we come back. I'll figure out something for my story time.

We want to maybe turn that E for explicit into a

pg, possibly go P. Because at the end of the day,

here's what we would all. What is PG is for families together around

the podcast. This is not a family show. Never been a family show.

And from grandma family to little Billy gathered around

listening to podcasts, we can't do that. Talking about horror movies that

are bringing more people on board. We want to be a big tent and we

want to have people enjoy each and every show. I've never heard

any complaints about. We're not that bad, are we? Yeah, I think we

are. Like I said, the problem isn't necessarily the. The outliers.

Right. People seem to like us. It's not that your

show is particularly filthy, although it is exceptionally

filled. What? At least it's exceptional. The problem is

that it's starting to spread to the rest of the shows on the network.

I. I just. Look, I don't want to get in trouble with itunes. You don't

want to get in trouble with itunes. None of us want to be in that

position.

In the jungle, the mighty jungle the Mothra sleeps tonight.

He said it.

Well, I don't know if that's gonna have anything to do with my next story

time.

Storytime. So I guess the best story

time that I Kinda have is. Holy fuck, did I lease way too flashy

of a car for a fuckin hillbilly like myself recently? Dude,

your new car is fucking sweet. Dude. It's cool

looking. It's nice. So with the horrors

of impending ending humanity looming upon us in multiple

directions for multiple reasons and multiple wars all over the world,

I decided that leasing a car was far much more of an

intriguing thought to myself than purchasing. For obvious

reasons, because purchasing means you believe you're going to be in it for the long

haul, whereas leasing is betting whether or not humanity is going to

end before your lease. Hey listen, if humanity isn't it,

if the government just collapses, more than likely companies do,

then you just own that car. It's just yours no matter

what. It's a possibility. That's the best case scenario, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I went

and looked at a Hyundai dealership and I was looking specifically for

an Ioniq is the car that I wanted to get. And I got an Ioniq

5 that I'm leasing. And because of the tax breaks

that still exist and because of the rebates

and things like that that are also part of of the dealership's factory stuff that

they can kind of also give you for tax breaks and such, I got an

incredible deal on the lease. Because whenever you lease that's the least

amount of loopholes to get the rebates for everybody. So that's part of the reason

why I chose it. And the other part is like people think I'm joking,

but I legitimately don't even think that there's going to be a world here in

three years. And if there is, oh no, I have to figure out a car

lease, right? Worst case scenario. Oh no.

Right, so I'm leasing the car, you're fine, right? I'm leasing the car

and making half of of the payments that I would have

had to have made if I were actually trying to buy it right now for

leasing it. Like half the cost of that with all of the rebates and everything

like that. And so like we said, Ioniq 5, the car

is unbelievably fucking fast. And the one trim

that I was interested in that had all the safety features is also like

one of their more fancy like sport sportier looks to the car. And so

it's like silver and black and like super fucking shiny and super fucking

fast and it just feels like way too much fucking car for White Trash Hill

Lily like myself, really truly nuts.

Like I'm almost like people are going to Think I stole this every time I'm

driving it around. I mean, it is

way too cool for you. How about

this? No one expects you to come out of

that car. Not saying that's a good or a bad thing or that you don't

have. It's just two different clashing styles. And it's kind of cool.

Yeah, it's like this super futuristic. It looks like something out of Demolition

man kind of car. Right. And it's, it's kind of boxy,

yet still rounded and it's really, really fanc. And then all of

a sudden this like hillbilly motherfucker in like ragtag clothing

that's still kind of being held together but is somewhat threadbare,

just kind of comes lumbering out of the side of the thing whenever it stops.

Yeah, it's cool to watch it drive by. It's a

pretty cool car, but like. I said, it's definitely too

fancy for me. And the story about me going to lease it was not

as bad as what I thought it was going to be. We test drove it

on a Saturday. I came back and test drove it at night because I wanted

to see a. How it handled at night. What I liked about. And also you

want to, if you're like looking specifically for safety features, you want to see how

they handle at night versus during the day. And it was virtually the same.

I was very impressed with the car and I've been driving it pretty much

like crazy ever since we got it. That's kind of the

whole of the story, but also most of the story is it's way too fucking

fancy for my white trash, fucking hillbilly looking ass.

Yeah, it's a way cool car. Nothing wrong

with it. And literally I'm leasing it because I'm like, well, if the world's going

to fall apart anyway, at least I'll have a little bit of joy every time

I have to drive this to work. A little bit of fun when you're trying

to escape the cities. Yeah, it's going to be a nice speed up.

I'll have to find charging stations on the way, so I'm not going to make

it very far trying to escape the city. Just head to the more,

you know, you know, the states are going to have the charging more

available. North and west, you know where to head?

North and west. North and west, that's. That's where

you're going to want to go. All right, folks, we're going to

cut this off here before we get even more bleak of an outlook of the

world. So we're going to play the show no Housekeeping. And immediately following that,

on the pirate radio edit, we're gonna have a double feature of Patchy Klein songs,

Both released in 1961, as was Mothra. So right after

the show, Housekeeping, we're gonna have Crazy on the private radio. If you've

decided you can't get enough. All I'm saying is maybe you

slip a little soap in the mouth, you know, you give that a sucker that's

dirty. Clean up the language. You let people come to the show,

enjoy it, without the risk of kids

hearing words and phrases. Kids should not be anywhere near our show.

And they're taking that back to school, and we're getting letters from the teacher,

all that stuff. Like, we don't want any of that. So thanks for

all the work you do. It's a great show. People are listening. People are liking

it. I think we can. We can bump those numbers up,

okay, that everybody can learn to enjoy cinema.

Psy keeps getting the name wrong. Put too much emphasis of the P.

In a way that brings. Brings people together as opposed to

pulls them apart. And also, like I said, you're. You're kind of

setting a bad example for the rest of the shows on the network. Look at

hell. Me use foul language at all. Yeah, it's a great

show. It's doing huge numbers. It's gangbusters. I want you to be

part of that fan. So keep up the good work, by which I mean,

stop with the potty mouth. Potty mouth? We don't have potty

mouths. And we'll. We'll talk soon. So thanks,

guys. Have a good night. Have a good show. We'll talk to you soon.

We're garbage people just for being ourselves. That's horseshit. What the.

I mean, we can't help it. This is just who we are. I mean,

garbage people. Exceptionally filthy.

Well, that was nice of him to say, but I'm just. It's true.

It's just who we are. Are we garbage? Well, did he not

listen of our beautifully done thing about censorship all those

episodes ago when we talked about the video nasties? I don't think he.

It's not. He doesn't want us to censor ourselves. He just wants us to.

To censor ourselves. Yeah, exactly. I can't do that.

No, I'm serious, though. Come on. Okay, so he said we need to get more

numbers so we can stay filthy. If we just get. We just.

We need numbers. You know what I'm calling. Hail Ming. Yeah.

Yeah, tell those bastards this is the.

First known major nexus point where collapse timelines first

converged. For those still in denial about living in the stupidest known

timeline, a further discussion of this nexus point will be transmitted.

I don't have any fun. Tie ins for Mothra and Patsy

Cline's song Crazy. It's just a beautiful song that's also released

the same year as this beautiful movie. That's right. Just nice stuff going on.

Yes, just to distract us of all the not nice stuff that's also going on.

That's. Yeah, yeah. Well, unfortunately, you're right. All of that.

Well, to distract you even further with some nice stuff that we've got going

on, we've got Patsy Klein from 1961 with the song

I Fall to Pieces on the pirate radio edit. So enjoy that and kick the

out of this week and make it your good.

The voice message from both sparked numerous divergent timelines

in which the Psyops guys begin a war with a rival podcast with

hosts that were more charismatic and quite frankly, just better

People who produce Hail Ming. Court's massive ego would not allow him

to accept that they could produce a mostly clean show and be

so popular when he could only wallow in such offensive and degrading filth in

one such divergent timeline. This led to what was known as the first gangster

podcasting war. The competition and diss tracks led to Court being

shot outside of his favorite comic book shop. The Hale man

scamming guys deny any involvement and they always seemed like such nice

fellas anyway. So most people think Kord faked his own

death in that timeline and went underground producing weapons for supervillains

who wanted efficient union busting robots. What a scumbag.

Also important to note that the Mad from this same timeline got sober

and went back to school, earning a master's degree. He had just

finished paying off all of his debts and bought a new home for himself.

The day before the union busting robots rebelled against humanity and

wiped them all out. Yeah, yeah,

yeah, yeah yeah.

Recording in progress okay, Mothra.

Mothra from 1961 episode 488.

3. 2.

Another failed spike of a timeline saw the end when the Hail

Ming guys lured Matt away to their show by offering him to cover the

Star wars films. When he eagerly agreed that Matt became responsible

for the end of Hail Ming after a single attempt to record with him reportedly

frustrated the pair so greatly, they finally destroyed the Earth and took

War Rocket Ajax home. Most timelines first identified and

deleted by this nexus point were also calculated as what would be later termed

as less fuck around in their approach to daily survival and more making

logical observations, constructing a hypothesis,

testing and experimenting with that hypothesis until you either

got it so right that you found a constant or just made it so no

one else could prove your methods wrong. The Good Dying Young applies

to divergent timelines as well. It's just real fucking gross.

If I had a choice, I would never have started paying attention

to multiversal causality. Sifting through multiple realities like

this just feels a lot like lazy writing and not a plausible

reality. One observes the destruction of fall to.

Pieces on the pirate radio edit. So enjoy that and kick the fuck out of

this week and make it your bitch. All of the songs featured in this

show were definitely in John Hughes movies of Somewhere. I'm positive

somehow that one I know for sure was in Dutch because we just watched it

last night. Oh, nice.

All right, so let's not talk about that. Let's get done

with making sure that we can stop the recording.

Recording stopped.

Cinema_PSYOPS_EP488: Giant Monsters FSU: Mothra (1961) (Main Feed)
Broadcast by