Gamera contra Barugon

Título original: Daikaijû kettô: Gamera tai Barugon

1966
Not Rated
1 h 46 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA giant monster that emits a destructive ray from its back attacks Japan and takes on Gamera.A giant monster that emits a destructive ray from its back attacks Japan and takes on Gamera.A giant monster that emits a destructive ray from its back attacks Japan and takes on Gamera.

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Curiosidades
This is the only film in the original series to not feature a child as the main human character.

Erros de gravação
English language version: If Barugon's is harmed by water, how did he swim from the sunken ship to the shore without any difficulty? The translation neglects to mention that while he's vulnerable to water, it doesn't immediately kill him, just weakens him. It has also been suggested that salt water doesn't harm him as much as fresh water.

Versões alternativas
The Japanese version runs a complete 101 minutes. The American International Pictures-TV (A.I.P.-TV) release version, under the title WAR OF THE MONSTERS, was cut down to 88 minutes to fit it's televised playdates. The 14 minutes that were removed were only expository scenes that had the characters discuss how to destroy the monster Barugon.

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Featured in Destruam toda a terra (1968)

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Gamera For Adults

This probably is the most adult oriented of all the Gamera films mainly because it is the only film in the original series not to feature a child as the main human character. However, I also think that it is the one of the weaker films in the series. The human characters aren't really that interesting and this is one of the flaws of the Gamera series. At least with the Godzilla series (or for that matter Toho kaiju films altogether) the human characters, especially in the earlier films, are fully dimensional whereas in the Gamera films they are treated as more of an afterthought. This film is not really one of the brighter moments in the whole Gamera series.