Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.

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Noboru Kaneko
Yoshito Chûjô

Miho Yoshioka
Pilot Azusa Kisaragi

Masami Nagasawa
Shobijin

Chihiro Otsuka
Shobijin

Kô Takasugi
JSDF Lieutenant Togashi

Hiroshi Koizumi
Dr. Shin'ichi Chûjô

Akira Nakao
Premier Hayato Igarashi

Kôichi Ueda
General Dobashi

Masaaki Tezuka
Director

Masahiro Yokotani
Screenwriter

Masaaki Tezuka
Screenwriter

Shogo Tomiyama
Executive Producer

Michiru Ohshima
Original Music

Yoshinori Sekiguchi
Cinematographer

Toshio Miike
Production Design

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Critic Reviews for Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.

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• Mar 17, 2013

  This is a definitive battle of the giants and is brilliantly done with flair and it holds something truly exciting g in terms of action and thrills which is designed to truly entertain even the most demanding Godzilla fan. With great action and a good plot, this is yet another stunning work in the series that has been truly exciting since its confident reboot in 1985. Although like every other films in the series, it is not perfect, but action more than makes up for the lack of weak points and it most certainly gives Fans what they truly want. Well directed, with a rich script and story, this is a monster film that is truly one of a kind, even by this series standards. Tokyo S.O.S delivers from start to finish and it is a refreshing film that is very good in terms of delivering good action. The series started out as a horror series, but each entry, it added action and Sci Fi elements that completely redefined the series and reinvented the rules of what a monster film should be. The original 1954 classic will always remain a horror classic in my mind, but has a few horror elements, but dwells more on action to tell its story. Be prepared for the ultimate in monster action and one of the finest entries that delivers something truly special for fans looking for unique Godzilla chaos that has graced the screen for half a century. A well plotted movie that won't disappoint.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Oct 25, 2012

  Oh, the horror. I love the idea of Godzilla fighting a bio-mechanical version of himself, but the "human element" is so unbearable, and the fight scenes are so over the top and embarrassing, that I found myself watching the counter (counting down how many minutes were left) of this horrid film.
  

  Bryan D Super Reviewer
• Feb 07, 2012

  The big guy is only a force of nature here, a catastrophe that draws everyone together to fight it. Along the way are thinly veiled bits that tie protection of family with Japanese history, Japanese religion and Japanese pride, howbeit in a nice kid-friendly way. There's a moral woven in the mix, too, about the love of technology maybe not being such a good thing. Finally, an inoffensive embrace of the old Godzilla movies with a nod to the future.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Jun 27, 2011

  Direct sequel to Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla. Surprise, surprise, Godzilla returns for revenge against his robotic counterpart. This time the end of the world may also follow suit, as humans have managed to piss off Mothra as well. I loved the way in which Godzilla's bones helped create Mechagodzilla, and save humanity, are now the cause of all the controversy and may destroy humanity. There is less human conflict in this film, but the action more than makes up for it. Another wonderful Godzilla movie then. I'm sad I only have one left to watch.
  Luke B Super Reviewer

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