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MouthForWar wrote:I still think I prefer Tokyo SOS more just because of the monster stuff in that film. This movie has excellent human drama, while Tokyo SOS has excellent monster action. Unfortunately, neither film share both of those elements.
MekaGojira3k wrote:It's definitely rehashing Megaguirus (which is rehashing elements from vs. SpaceGodzilla), but Tezuka rehashes himself.
At least x MechaGodzilla does a better job of things.
Rodanex wrote:MekaGojira3k wrote:It's definitely rehashing Megaguirus (which is rehashing elements from vs. SpaceGodzilla), but Tezuka rehashes himself.
At least x MechaGodzilla does a better job of things.
How does GXM rehash elements of Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla?
Mexigojira wrote:Am I the only one that noticed the Hamtaro reference?
Shin_Edda_Robo!!!!! wrote:Mexigojira wrote:Am I the only one that noticed the Hamtaro reference?
No, I got it right away the girl in the red shirt and twin tails was dressed.
klen7 wrote:Wasn't this film released as a double feature with Hamtaro in Japan?
Hybrid Gojira wrote:Godzilla's design is (IMO) much improved from the two earlier millennium films. This time his look is more traditional and toned down. While his dorsal plates are still spikey, they aren't quite the exaggerated design we had before plus we see the return of the blue beam.
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