All Monsters Attack

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Cody W @RT05935618 Jun 21 It’s a great film to watch with your kids on a Saturday morning if you want to see some guys in rubber suits fight each other. I particularly like the scenes where Godzilla and his son are interacting, it sheds some different light on the character. I’m sure that purists will disagree, but this is one of the best in terms of monster fighting action, and if you are like most people these days who haven’t seen every Godzilla verse film several times, you probably won’t even know they reused footage. This movie gets too much hate. See more Conor T @RT72920782 Jun 4 This is the worst Godzilla movies still, no explanation. Idk why this film has a 38%, but Godzilla 1985 has a 27%. See more Mikendrick G @GodzillaFOREVER May 8 Not the best Godzilla movie, but it was entertaining for me at least See more Ilyas Z @Zellai Dec 1 This Is A FUCKING DISAPPOINTING Movie For Ishiro Honda. See more Max H @RT37306784 Oct 23 The message in this film kids is that if you can't beat the bullys then join them See more Khaliel P @RT59339161 08/18/2025 Following the success of Invasion of Astro-Monster, Toho quickly released All Monsters Attack, a short, 69-minute film centered on a young boy, Ichiro Miki, and Minilla. Aimed at children, it sidelines epic kaiju battles in favor of Ichiro’s imaginative adventures as he faces a school bully and two bank robbers. Produced hastily, the movie relies heavily on stock footage from previous films, with only Gabara and a few scenes being new, while Godzilla and Minilla change appearance inconsistently and Minilla even speaks. The monsters serve more as metaphors for Ichiro’s confidence than as true protagonists. Despite Gabara’s appealing design, the film suffers from weak acting, caricatured adults, and minimal action, making it a disappointing, child-focused entry in the franchise. See more Read all reviews

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