Best '90's Film

[GotengoXGodzilla]

Godzilla vs. Destoroyah. The thing that killed the 1954 Godzilla, in monster form, nice.

Um...how does Destoroyah being strong suddenly make Godzilla vs. Destoroyah a good movie? Those are two very different things.

[Destroyer]

Goji, growing up, this was one of the films I've seen the most. When I was a kid, I always found that scene pretty horrific. Funny thing is that was way before I started watching the Alien films, so I didn't know it was a ripoff until not too long ago. I think the main reason why I find it to be more on the scary side is the fact that it's more 'down to earth.' Rarely do we see human sized monsters in these films, I always did find the car scene pretty creepy, but that's just me.

[kaiju115]

Same here, when first saw the original film as a kid, I was starting to get scared myself.

[Rody]

I was also scared by that sequence the first time I saw it, but I don't think "horrific" is a good word for it.
It doesn't bother me at all now, of course.

[Goji]

Well, I was already 12 years old by the time I saw DESTOROYAH in '96, and had already seen all sorts of horror icons on video up to that point in my life..it was going to take a lot more than some Hollywood inspired sequence in a Godzilla film to give me the willies.

You know what's creepy/horrific? Maki first boarding the Yahata Maru in RETURN OF GODZILLA. Not even HEDORAH reached that level of "creepiness".

[g2kmaster]

I found only one thing creepy in Gvs. Destroyer: when they are showing stock footage from G54, one shot of Godzilla roaring underwater has placed over it Dessy's roar.

[Rody]

I've always wondered about that scene. Is it an attempt at foreshadowing?

[kaiju115]

Probably, and I'll have to admit that was kinda creepy.

[edgaguirus]

Not as creepy as the boat scene from Return of Godzilla.

[Primevalgodzilla V2]

Gamera: Advent of Legion!

But really, GvsMG2. Not a great movie, hardly a good one, but it is alot of fun.

[20th Century Boy]

Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah gets my vote. I don't think it's a truly excellent movie, but monster battles and the score keep me coming back. I don't think the 90's was a very good decade for kaiju films, save for the Gamera trilogy.