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1:01:25 shin rowan But like she represents this kind of I don't know a different sort of pressure pressure isn't quite the white word. She she represents this sort of mechanism for moving the story forward. Um, So she's the one who like introduces the idea that there was a scientist who knew that this was coming and she's the one who says oh yeah, the Americans have a name for this creature. Well why? why?? How long have they known about what's going ah but like whenever the the movie seems to be getting Stalled. She's always there to like give it a little nudge. And it's a very strange character where like I don't know it never seemed like she was an actual person but she was always somehow interesting.
34:09 shin rowan Yeah I think that um there are a couple different ways we could go from here but the one that I wanted to go with is like how does this movie actually depict Godzilla because you go to a Godzilla movie to see Godzilla right. And like we've talked about how the host deploys its monster immediately in like full form. Um, which is weird. That's that's a standout scene in a lot of ways. But also it's a standout scene because it's so strange that the first time you actually see the monster. You see the whole damn monster doing like the most it will do in the entire movie. Um, whereas nope is more traditional and how it the monster like slowly appears we see glimpses of it. But then it changes form. This movie is a little of both where every time godzilla shows up. You see all of Godzilla but Godzilla is different each time. Um.