Godzilla (Gojira) (1954)

Movie Reviews (part 7) (50 movies items)

" The Ups: Great social commentary about Japan's fears about total destruction - just take away the A-bomb and replace it with a monster. It has some memorable aftermath imagery. Excellent edited. The Downs: Copied to death making the story a little too slow and predictable today. "

Poll -- Movies That Should Not Have Been Remade (35 movies items)

"Total Points: 3 Total Votes: 1 phillydude (3), "

Cinemassacre’s Top 10 Giant Movie Monsters (10 movies items)

"Godzilla"

100 Greatest Film Scores by Digitaldreamdoor (200 movies items)

"- Akira Ifukube"

My Top 50 Favorite Movies of All Time (51 movies items)

" Directed By? Ishiro Honda Who's in it? Akira Tarkada, Raymond Burr What it's about? A nuclear explosion near japan unleashed radioactive fire breathing dinosaur the natives called Gojira. Why it's my favorite Growing up with old monsters movies was one of my favorite past time as a kid and the one I remembered and has seen multiple time in my life was Godzilla the original one, To many people Godzilla is just a fire breathing dinosaur that fights other monster and returns to the sea afte"

Listal's top 100 favorite sci-fi films (114 movies items)

"Points:(9) Chosen by: AVPGuyver21(9)"

Stop-motion/Live-action Features (145 movies items)

"Godzilla"

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"27.01.2013 "

Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2013) (100 movies items)

" Points: 15 Chosen by: AVPGuyver21 (9), meganfan (6) Previous rank: new entry IMDB top 250 rank: not ranked"

Roger Ebert didn't like all the Classics (34 movies items)

" His Review : Regaled for 50 years by the stupendous idiocy of the American version of "Godzilla," audiences can now see the original Japanese version, which is equally idiotic, but, properly decoded, was the "Fahrenheit 9/11" of its time. Both films come after fearsome attacks on their nations, embody urgent warnings, and even incorporate similar dialogue, such as "The report is of such dire importance it must not be made public." Is that from 1954 Tokyo or 2004 Washington? The first "G"