Godzilla contra el terror de los mares

Título original: Gojira · Ebira · Mosura Nankai no daikettô

1966
PG
1h 27min

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Godzilla contra el terror de los mares (1966)

A teen searching for his brother stows away on a criminal's boat that shipwrecks on Letchi island, where terrorists have enslaved the Infant Island natives. Discovering Godzilla asleep, they decide to awaken him to liberate the natives.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaFour men searching for one's brother are shipwrecked on Letchi Island, where a terrorist organization developing nuclear weapons have enslaved the natives of Infant Island and command monstr... Leer todoFour men searching for one's brother are shipwrecked on Letchi Island, where a terrorist organization developing nuclear weapons have enslaved the natives of Infant Island and command monstrous crustacean named Ebirah.Four men searching for one's brother are shipwrecked on Letchi Island, where a terrorist organization developing nuclear weapons have enslaved the natives of Infant Island and command monstrous crustacean named Ebirah.

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Trivia
This film was originally written to star King Kong, as Rankin/Bass Productions had provided Toho with the license to the character in order to produce a tie-in film for Toei's animated TV series King Kong (1966), which they co-produced. However, Rankin/Bass rejected the original treatment, as they wanted director Ishirô Honda to helm the film. Toho insisted on Jun Fukuda and after Rankin/Bass backed out, Toho decided to replace King Kong with Godzilla. Toho and Rankin/Bass would then go on to co-produce El regreso de King Kong (1967), a film that was more in line with what Rankin/Bass wanted.

Errores
At the end of the film, as Mothra flies back to Infant Island, the large net she is carrying with her feet with the humans inside it is missing.

Citas
Daiyo: Mothra... Awaken, hear us.

Créditos curiosos
For the Columbia/Tri-Star U.S. DVD release of the film, which uses the original uncut Japanese version of it, its English-language credits list the noted composer Masaru Satô as "Mararu Sato."

Versiones alternativas
The Mystery Science Theater 3000 version of the film featured a Film Ventures-lensed print of it that used a different title sequence made up of clips from the next film in the Godzilla series, El hijo de Godzilla (1967).

Conexiones
Edited into Gojira Minira Gabara Ôru kaijû daishingeki (1969)

Bandas sonoras
Samashite Mosura
(Mothra Awake)
Written and Arranged by Masaru Satô
Performed by Pair Bambi

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6/10

Godzila gets crabs

This is actualy a fun film if you're a kid, and i loved godzilla when i was i think back to the days of watching those chessy B movies(i havnt realy progresed that far in 10 years) and this was one of my favriotes and now somthing that angers me is it having a 4 point rating i mean kids love this and its fun and next time you get a chance pop one of these in have a good laugh and look back at you're childhood you'll have more fun then you would think.Now that thats gone ill fill you with my memories of this film the specel effects are alright and about what you would expect. Plot? we dont need no stinking plot!!! so botom line if you're a kid you'll love it and if you're with friends and older and in serch of a laugh you'll love it for its chessyness.