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Giant monsters are rampaging in cities across the globe, and as the Earth Defense Force struggles to find a way to defeat the malicious mutants, their only hope lies frozen in the Antarctic in Versus director Ryuhei Kitamura futuristic entry into the long-running kaiju series. In the near future, Earth is being decimated by monsters that have been mysteriously unleashed in every major city from New York to Sydney, and as the world population falls into a paralyzing state of panic, the Earth
PG-13, 2 hr. 5 min.
Action & Adventure, Horror, Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Nov 29, 2004 Wide
Dec 13, 2005
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
All Critics (10) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (7) | DVD (13)
This 28th entry in Toho Studio's series about the fire-breathing big fella is campily engaging for a while, but at two hours-plus you may come out feeling captivated dead.
This 50th anniversary grand finale to the long-running series is a rush of explosive excitement that pays homage to what came before but hypes it up into a kinetic brew that feels fresh and exciting %u2014 not an obituary-like coda but a glorious send-off
This final film offers a lot of sound and fury and weaves fourteen copyright Toho monsters into one plot, but the film offers nothing that is both new and of interest. The plot is a re-tread of that of DESTROY ALL MONSTERS.
Some fans may go for this video-game style film, but to my mind it's an odd mix of old-style effects and new.
...it becomes clear almost immediately that Kitamura is absolutely the wrong choice for the material...
... a blithely campy, altogether good-natured love letter to the classic Godzilla films of the 1960s and 1970s directed by... Japan's adolescent action stylist.
This movie isn't a funeral like the last series 'finale' Godzilla Vs. Destroyah, but a colossal birthday party. Everybody is invited...
Happy birthday, Godzilla! Sorry your movie stinks.
If this truly is his last outing, at least he's going out with a massive bang.
Godzilla's 50th anniversary and it is a birthday blowout. The plot is pretty much a remake of "Destroy All Monsters", in which many monsters make an appearance. Not all of Toho's monsters appear, but it is a ton of them. Gigan makes an appearance, his first appearance since the Showa series. Even obscure monsters
November 23, 2011Super Reviewer
Godzilla is by far my favorite movie monster, and to me, this is the best out of all of the films he has been in. For the 50th anniversary, Toho definitely went all out with this movie having nearly every monster Godzilla has fought. Though I did wish that there were a few other monsters such as Orga, Biollante, Space
September 14, 2010Super Reviewer
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