Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster

[MouthForWar]

Personally, I think Monster Zero did everything this movie did but BETTER and on a grander scope... but GTTHM is still one of my all time favorites.

Anyone else catch the part in this movie where it goes from day to night, then to day again? (It shows G and Rodan fighting during the day and the prophet being taken to the doctors during the day, then it shows Ghidorah hatching at night, then it goes back to the doctor sequence and Godzilla and Rodan are fighting outside again)

Oh well... remember, this is back before home video when movies were only seen ONCE and nerds like us couldn't sit there and pick this crap out.

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I think everyone agrees about the bad shake that Rodan has gotten in recent years for failure of recapturing the awesomeness of the original. Whereas Godzilla has been through many changes over the years for better or worse, there has never been a time where he's been completely void of awesomeness in one form or another. Rodan hasn't been as lucky simply because his "personality" was lost in translation given the techniques used to bring him to the screen (puppets and CGI instead of man-in-suit) combined with limited exposure (due to the writers) inhibiting his importance. Toho seems to have forgotten that if it weren't for Godzilla, the original "Rodan" would have been their #1 kaiju. Both films still rank as the two best ever in my book.

[kiryugoji04]

If it weren't for Godzilla the original Rodan probaly wouldn't have existed, though.

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:rockon: 60's RODAN !!!!!!!!

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