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Well everyone this is it, the last one. I would like it to go on record saying that, as of this review, this is not only my favorite Godzilla film, but my personal favorite movie. This is the review of 'Godzilla Final Wars". Story: After years of conflict the militaries of the world manage to corner Godzilla at the South Pole, there in the middle of a blizzard every remaining weapon is thrown at the beast including an experimental all terrain assault craft developed by the Japanese called "Gotengo"; as all seems lost though an earthquake hits the pole and opens a fissure beneath Godzilla, the Gotengo seizes the opportunity and launches a sal

Well, here it is, the second-to-last review, this is "Godzilla Tokyo SOS". Story: It has been several months since Godzilla was driven away by Kiryu, since then the machine has constantly been in repair should the monster ever return. However humanity is sent a surprising message from the Fairies of Infant Island, they say that humans have disturbed the natural order by using the bones of the original Godzilla to create Kiryu and that the bones must be returned to the sea, if they do not comply and return order than they say that Mothra will go to war with humanity, however, complying would leave Japan defenseless against Godzilla, the Fairi

Well, here we are, the final three; it's been long, tiring, occasionally annoying, and sometimes a pain in the ass, but we made it; this is "Godzilla against MechaGodzilla" Story: After the 1954 attack Japan has been plagued with monster attacks, starting with Godzilla, then Mothra, Gaiara, and now it seems a new Godzilla has appeared! Despite the Defense Forces best efforts and new weaponry they were unable to halt the monsters attack. After this last devastating attack by the beast Japan has decided that a new far more powerful weapon is needed to combat Godzilla, the government gathers the greatest scientific minds in the country and reve

It's time we take a look at one of the more unusual films in the series, I say this because this movie looks at Godzilla in more of a mythological way, so with that said let's take a look at the semi-Japanese version of "Godzilla Mothra and King Ghidorah Giant Monsters all out Attack" often abbreviated as "GMK". Story: It has been nearly 50 years since Japan was devastated by Godzilla, now however reports are coming in from across the globe about similar monsters, at this time the Defense force is made aware of a U.S. nuclear submarine that disappeared suddenly and the Defense force is asked to aid in the search. Upon arriving at the submari

I have no witty remark, so instead of wasting time trying to think of one we'll just begin the review of the... sort of Japanese version of "Godzilla VS Megauirus". Story: After the initial attack in 1954 and years of reconstruction Tokyo had finally made a full recovery, however in 1966 Godzilla returned and targeted the country’s nuclear reactors. In response Japan shut down all their reactors so as not to draw the creature back, in order to power their cities they moved on to wind, water, and solar energy, all three combined however simply couldn't meet all of the country’s energy needs; Then in 1996 scientists successfully de

Had to retype this whole thing because DA went down for maintenance right when I was about to post the review. This is “Godzilla 2000”. Story: A researcher and his daughter, who are the founding members of a group called the “Godzilla Prediction Network”, or “GPN” for short, along with the researcher’s wife, who works as a news reporter, are setting up an array of seismic monitors in order to track the movements of Godzilla. As the last of the seismic monitors is set up it’s not long before the system pings to life, informing the family of the monsters location. As Godzilla makes landfall and b

Fun Fact: The original plot for this film was supposed to end with the current Godzilla fighting a revived spirit of the 1954 monster, it would have essentially been the most brutal and savage battle in the series, however the idea was scrapped because it just seemed silly. With that said let's take a look at what was supposed to be the definitive end to the Godzilla series, the 40th anniversary film, "Godzilla VS Destroyah". Story: After countless battles and after absorbing massive amounts of radiation from King Ghidorah, Fire Rodan, and SpaceGodzilla, Godzilla's body has gone into overload. His body is covered in glowing red patches and h

Fun Fact 1: When the year this film was released in the U.S. (1994) was not only Godzilla's 40th anniversary, it was also the year of the first G-Fest as well as the Year "Godzilla VS Destroyah" was released in Japan. Fun Fact 2: I was born in that same year. Funny how the world sometimes works like that, now let's begin "Godzilla VS SpaceGodzilla"! Story: An unknown object is hurtling through space on a direct course for Earth, as it draws closer to our solar system three smaller objects are launched from the larger one and crash onto the surface of Ogasawara Island, current home of Godzilla and the baby Godzillasaurus from the previous fil

I can't think of anything witty or a "Fun Fact" to put here so instead we're just going to start the review; this is "Godzilla VS Super Mechagodzilla" A.K.A. "Godzilla VS Mechagodzilla II" Story: The Japanese defense force has succeeded in recovering the remains of Mecha King Ghidorah from the ocean floor and plan to study and reverse engineer its technology to create a new robot capable of killing Godzilla. An earlier attempt was made at creating a machine that could kill the monster, a state-of-the-art air craft named "Garuda", however the machine simply couldn't survive head-on attacks from Godzilla, this failure lead the defense force to