El monstruo que amenaza al mundo

Título original: Daikyojû Gappa

1967
PG
1h 30min

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Los reporteros de la revista Hiroyuki Kurosaki y sus colegas trajeron de vuelta a Japón a un niño monstruo que acababa de nacer de un huevo emitido en la aislada isla de Obelisco en el Mar d... Leer todoLos reporteros de la revista Hiroyuki Kurosaki y sus colegas trajeron de vuelta a Japón a un niño monstruo que acababa de nacer de un huevo emitido en la aislada isla de Obelisco en el Mar del Sur.Los reporteros de la revista Hiroyuki Kurosaki y sus colegas trajeron de vuelta a Japón a un niño monstruo que acababa de nacer de un huevo emitido en la aislada isla de Obelisco en el Mar del Sur.

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Curiosidades
The main and end title music heard in the overseas releases of this film (for example, Monster from a Prehistoric Planet in the U.S.) were from an earlier film also scored by Seitaro Omori, the Nikkatsu teen drama/comedy film Youth Song (1959).

Pifias
At 54:00 when airplanes attack the Gappas, for a brief moment during a view from an airplane target one can see where the fake sky backdrop ends and the movie studio beyond it.

Citas
President Funazu: Like it? I call it Playmate Land.

Versiones alternativas
In all English-dubbed versions of the film, the rock and roll theme song titled "Great Giant Beast Gappa" (heard in both the opening credits and the ending of the original Japanese version of it) is replaced by standard orchestral music. Also, the Japanese version features a song titled "Keep Trying, Baby Gappa!" (heard in the scene at the end of the film where the male and female Gappas are reunited with their baby). In all English-dubbed versions, the song's vocals are cut and thus, it becomes an instrumental song.

Conexiones
Edited into Enano Rojo: Meltdown (1991)

Banda sonora
Daikyojû Gappa
("Great Giant Beast Gappa")
Opening and Ending Theme (Japanese version only)
Music by Masao Yoneyama
Arrangement by Iwao Shigematsu
Lyrics by Hikari Ichijô
Performed by Katsuhiko Miki

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7/10

Gappa Gappa Hey!

Long thought to be missing but.......here it is. (Apologies to the Ramones.)

This was a late comer to the U.S. video ranks because its script was hard to change to make it more 'American.' Japanese satire would be lost on anyone without a significant knowledge of the country. Most would see this as just another dude in a rubber suit burning Tokyo again.

The monster itself was a bit different. Like Godzilla and Rodan hybridized. The usual happens. Military comes...fails...but this guy knows the secret.

I have a Japanese video copy. It's the original version. But the DVD release was necessary. And the racist tag line never existed.