A Japanese daikaiju science fiction directed by Takao Okawara.
A giant rock comes out of the ocean. It turns out to be an alien spacecraft that transforms into a monster and fights Godzilla.
This had the simplest plot of an Godzilla film I've seen so far. The monster was pretty cool because it kept changing. They could not help but to present this clearly and there were a small number of characters. Overall, a regular Godzilla flick with some good attributes. I rate it adequate. This was very easy to review.
A Japanese daikaiju science fiction directed by Takao Okawara.
Use of nuclear technology has awakened prehistoric monsters that mutate. Godzilla is going through a nuclear meltdown as he fights the largest of these monsters.
This was not so hot. The monsters were really cool, but the film was so poorly made that it's almost not worth watching. The horrible plot was made worse by terrible acting. Seriously, you would be better off just looking at a picture of Destoroyah. Overall, no good. I rate this poor.
A Japanese daikaiju science fiction directed by Takao Okawara.
A baby Godzilla is born in a laboratory from an egg found by scientists. Godzilla and Rodan try to retrieve the egg, but are opposed by scientists who have created a robot to fight Godzilla.
Pretty lame, as expected. The special effects were actually not that bad, but the stereotypical plot made me want to shout at the screen as characters repeatedly made poor decisions. For example, here comes Godzilla because the baby is calling it: let's hide the baby! Stupid. The monsters were what made this worth watching. To quote Wakka from FFX, "Some things little boys never grow out of". Overall, pretty dismal and abyssmal with alright monsters. I rate this tolerable.
