Lain Of The Wired wrote:Because the editing, imo, seems really choppy.
I wouldn't say choppy, per say, but way too many shots linger, IMO. There are so many questionable editing choices, like the "Open the screen!" scene.
Lain Of The Wired wrote:Because the editing, imo, seems really choppy.
SuperMonsterZero wrote:Mire Goji. That must be the Godzilla from the Italian Dogora poster.
Legion1979 wrote:I was 14 when I first saw this movie in 1993, and I thought it was awesome. Now I'm 36 and I can barely watch it.
axnyslie wrote:I read that too quickly I though you said land MINES. Yes they are still out there so step lightly!
Space Hunter M wrote:You're scum! You bastaaarrrd!!! You're worse than I THOOOOOOUUUUUUUGHHHHHHHHHHTTTtttoooOOOhhhhhhhhHHH*splash*
Godzillian wrote:Godzilla21 wrote:What is up with the American trope of hide the monster?
Jaws happened
ernesth100 wrote:Ryguy wrote:When the new director is announced, I guarantee this fanbase will be torn through the middle...
We're always split down the middle. TK is like a giant buttcrack.
Anno wrote:never forget tadpole![]()
Kaiju-King42 wrote:Space Hunter M wrote:You're scum! You bastaaarrrd!!! You're worse than I THOOOOOOUUUUUUUGHHHHHHHHHHTTTtttoooOOOhhhhhhhhHHH*splash*
Aww, man, I forgot how amazing the dub was for this.
"WhAt's HAPPeniNG to oUr PLANET?!?!"
This is one of those movies that really needs a re-release with subtitles.
Kaiju-King42 wrote: This is one of those movies that really needs a re-release with subtitles.
KaijuDuke wrote:
Who dubbed the Toho films during the 90s? And who handled the Millennium era films? Toho could definitely benefit from hiring decent voice actors for the English dubs of their films.
Goji wrote:Godzilla vs. Battra Larva is great, and probably one of the more physical skirmish's in the Heisei series, but it's incredibly brief. Not a fan of the "laser light show" during the finale either, or Godzilla carefully grappling the lifeless Mothra marionette. I'll definitely take Godzilla's two battles with Ghidorah in the previous film over those scenes; which are both excellent examples of what was wrong with a lot of the kaiju action sequences in this era.
Goji wrote:Kaiju-King42 wrote: This is one of those movies that really needs a re-release with subtitles.
There was one. It came out over a year ago.
http://www.tohokingdom.com/blu-ray/godz ... ony14.html
Godzillian wrote:Godzilla21 wrote:What is up with the American trope of hide the monster?
Jaws happened
ernesth100 wrote:Ryguy wrote:When the new director is announced, I guarantee this fanbase will be torn through the middle...
We're always split down the middle. TK is like a giant buttcrack.
Anno wrote:never forget tadpole![]()
kamilleblu wrote:Since Godzilla vs. Gigan, Godzilla films have used Hong Kong dubs for international releases. After the 1960s, American distributers stopped producing their own dubs. I think the only exceptions to this were G85 and Sony's dub for Godzilla 2000.
Goji wrote:kamilleblu wrote:Since Godzilla vs. Gigan, Godzilla films have used Hong Kong dubs for international releases. After the 1960s, American distributers stopped producing their own dubs. I think the only exceptions to this were G85 and Sony's dub for Godzilla 2000.
Titan's dub for Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster was the last U.S. produced dub for the Showa series.
Prior to Gigan, there were international dubs for Godzilla vs. Hedorah, Ebirah Horror of the Deep, Son of Godzilla, and Destroy All Monsters, but they didn't get released outside the U.S. until much later.
Kaiju-King42 wrote: Oh, right, I think I got it mixed up with the Spacegodzilla/Destoroyah release. I remember one of the two double features lacked subtitles.
KaijuDuke wrote:I mean yes, the Marutomo Company is said to destroy whole forests, but we don't really see a lot of that & again, the monsters were disturbed by outside forces from space rather than a greedy corporation cutting down the rainforest or something equally awful. As for the company trying to profit off the egg initially & then kidnapping the Cosmos, that certainly showcases greed, but not really a threat to the environment (and I certainly don't see the Cosmos going Captain Planet on anyone, unless you count them summoning Mothra to rescue them, who, again, kills lots of people who had nothing to do with their kidnapping whatsoever, the company president doesn't even get stepped on by a monster in the end or anything, just has a breakdown in his office).
Lain Of The Wired wrote:If anything, this movie taught me that if you're ever having family issues, just help two bugs fight a radioactive zombie dinosaur, and everything will be OK.
Lain Of The Wired wrote:If anything, this movie taught me that if you're ever having family issues, just help two bugs fight a radioactive zombie dinosaur, and everything will be OK.
Dezerb wrote: buenos ding dong didily dias senor.
M.o.g.u.e.r.a14 wrote:So, was Battra a bad guy in the first place or did he turn him good when Mothra showed a sign of friendship above the water?
M.o.g.u.e.r.a14 wrote:So, was Battra a bad guy in the first place or did he turn him good when Mothra showed a sign of friendship above the water?
Castellan Zilla wrote:What? No dots on SHMA Mothra?! In the trash she goes.
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