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Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9780767801607 Format: Color, EP, NTSC ISBN: 0767801601 Label: Sony Pictures Manufacturer: Sony Pictures Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Sony Pictures Release Date: April 28, 1998 Running Time: 100 minutes Sales Rank: 19500 Studio: Sony Pictures Theatrical Release Date: 1991
Rating: - A peek into nutty Japanese ultranationalist mentality
I loved watching giant Japanese lizards beat each other up and stomp on humanity as a child. Who could not love Godzilla movies as a kid? So, I'm coming at this review as someone who was raised on the Showa era of Godzilla movies.
Mostly, I haven't liked Heisei era movies so far. They sort of detracted from the awesomeness of the earlier Showa era movies. While this one used a recycled monster, it's really a new story. Ever been to Tokyo? If you have, you've probably seen the crazy black vans driven around by Mishima-esque ultra nationalists, spouting off insane Japanese propaganda, ... Read More
Rating: - Pretty good
I actually think this movie deserves 3.5 stars, but oh well. One good thing about this movie is that we get to see what Godzilla looked like before coming Godzilla! It's SO cool!
Rating: - Barely Hidden Agenda
Although this is a fairly entertaining movie, Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah is the most nationalistic, imperialist, racist Godzilla movie I have seen In the future, Japan is the most powerful country in the world, occupying much of Asia and South America. The scenes from World War II are unapologetic, and the Americans are portrayed as the aggressors. In addition to this, the Caucasian soldiers are incompetent; they all charge right under the feet of the proto-Godzilla and are killed to the last man. The Japanese, knowing better, don't antagonize the beast, and get away unharmed. The special effects ... Read More
Rating: - Worthy to be noticed as an orginal
The best of the new Godzilla series. It reminded me so much of the orginal movies with Ghidorah. Too Bad Godzilla was evil and Rodan wasn't in it. Oh well...still as good as King of the monsters...
Rating: - One of my favorites
Godzilla Vs. King Gidorah is the third movie in the Heisei series, the first two being Godzilla 1985 and Godzilla Vs. Biollante, and continues with the higher production values.
Humans from the future have come to Japan to warn that Godzilla will soon recover from the anti-nuclear bacteria and lay waste to Japan. The best way to stop him would be to go back to 1945 and move the godzillasaurus from the Marshal Islands before it can be mutated into Godzilla. They then go back to perform the deed. After that the dinosaur saves a troop of Japanese soldiers from the attacking Americans it is teleported ... Read More
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