TALKBACK #15: Terror of Mechagodzilla

[lhb412]

[Xenorama]

[Tyler E. Martin]

[MekaGojira3k]

This was never one of my favorite films. However, as I grew up it went up in terms of appreciation. Titanosaurus and the whole Ichinose/Katsura story. It's extremely enjoyable, and while I do love the prequel better, it's a Showa film and therefore awesome.

[walshiam]

I think the most interesting aspect of the movie was Godzilla going against two monsters without partnering with another one. It was his alliance with humans that gave the movie an edge in much the same way as in another fave of mine Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster.

[zekend01]

[jellydonut25]

[Zack Metoyer]

[jellydonut25]

[Mac]

[metal_bryan]

[Rodanex]

[jellydonut25]

[Zack Metoyer]

[kent]

[SciFi Geek]

[Legion]

First Godzilla film I ever saw. My grandmother taped it for me back in '86 on a hunch that I'd like it. Yeah, I think she was right about that.

It's not my all-time favorite Godzilla film, but it has huge sentimental value for me. I keep an original Japanese poster for the film above my computer (looking at it now) to honor it.

[The Dark Uniter]

[TXKaiju]

[the_candidate]

[Shonokin]

[Legion]

[ryuuseipro]

That's an awesome Peter Max/Yellow Submarine-style poster!

[jellydonut25]

FINALLY (slowly) getting back to my Godzilla reviews (I actually have the Heisei era all written up...i need to do screencaps and links and stuff though, so it could be more than a few days before we see Godzilla 1985...but I'm getting there)

for my review of Terror of Mechagodzilla

[Tyler E. Martin]