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Gojira, Ebirâ, Mosura: Nankai no daiketto (1966)
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- A.k.a.
- Ebirah, Horror of the Deep
- Year
- 1966
- Runtime
- 87 min.
- Director
- Jun Fukuda
- Genres
- Action, Drama, Adventure, Sci-Fi
- Rating *
- 5.5
- Votes *
- 2,903
- Checks
- 515
- Favs
- 9
- Dislikes
- 17
- Favs/checks
- 1.7% (1:57)
- Favs/dislikes
- 1:2
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Siskoid
Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster AKA Ebirah - Horror of the Deep (1966) is a campy delight in which Godzilla eventually fights a giant lobster, a fight that at times includes some beach volley-ball and a dance-off. I say eventually, because both he and ally Mothra sleep through most of the movie. More than usual I mean. I suppose it must be a hibernation period for the King of Monsters, because after his first bout, he falls asleep again. He's really, really groggy. And I think Mothra wakes up with, like 9 minutes left or something. But as usual, while these films must include kaiju fights, they're about people doing things in the monsters' paths. In this one, our hero crashes a dance-off (oh there are like 5 or 6 dance moments in the flick) to win a boat so he can go looking for his brother, lost at sea, and currently being held, along with Mothra-ite island folk by the Red Bamboo criminal army, who of course, must be crushed by monsters by the end. He teams up with a couple of dancers, a criminal on the run, and an island girl, and to my surprise, they have a lot more agency than humans usually do in these things. It's not the best Godzilla movie by any stretch, but you could do a lot worse if you're just looking for a fun time watching young adults run around Star Trek sets. 8 years 4 months ago -
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This movie ranks #1217 in The Criterion Collection
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