Terror of Mechagodzilla

Movie

1975

1h 23m

Japanese

Science Fiction, Action, Drama

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6.3

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A submarine expedition to salvage the remains of Mechagodzilla is thwarted by a massive dinosaur named Titanosaurus. An Interpol investigation leads biologist Ichinose to uncover the work of Dr. Mafune and his mysterious daughter Katsura. Aligned with the Black Hole Aliens, ...

Terror of Mechagodzilla

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1975

1h 23m

Japanese

Science Fiction, Action, Drama

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Cast

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Katsuhiko Sasaki

Biologist Akira Ichinose

Tomoko Ai

Katsura Mafune

Akihiko Hirata

Dr. Shinzô Mafune

Tadao Nakamaru

INTERPOL Chief Tagawa

Commander Mugal

Captain Kusakari

Jiro Murakoshi

Yûuchi Wakayama

Deputy Commander Tsuda

Kenji Sahara

Defense Force Commander

Professor Ôta

Mafune's Butler

Alien Henchman #1

Alien Henchman #2

Alien Henchman #3

Alien Henchman #4

Alien Henchman #5

Boy #1

Old Country Lady

Interpol Worker

Defense Corp Executive

Godzilla

Mechagodzilla

Titanosaurus

Yuri Yamamoto

Directed By: Ishirō Honda

Written By: Yukiko Takayama (Story)

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Nathanrlds says...

8 years ago

Not based on a true story contrary to what you've heard

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AlfieSGD says...

11 months ago

It is the end of an era. Not only is "Terror of Mechagodzilla" the last Godzilla film of the 1970s before a break of almost ten years, it is also the last installment of the franchise directed by Ishirō Honda. And it is a reasonably conciliatory farewell, considering the quality of some of his previous Godzilla films. For the first time in a long while, this is a proper sequel to its immediate predecessor, which means that Mechagodzilla is also back in the mix. All in all, the result is solid kaiju action. Especially the pyrotechnicians do a great job this time. Nevertheless, a break and a new approach for the franchise were still urgently needed at this point.

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Chinalover33 says...

8 months ago

Best part of this movie was the return of Akira Ifukube's Main Theme for Godzilla.

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corruptednoobie says...

4 years ago

I don't know what to say really. You can tell this was the end for Godzilla in the 70s. Some good destruction scenes, but the plot is so forgettable because it has been done several times before in this franchise. The whole tail whipping thing to create wind storms has been done already, they gave nothing to this new monster except a lazy set of moves, bad design, and a terrible cackle. The rest, bland monster mash crap that we've seen for the past 10 years of films up to this point. Glad it's over. **5/10**

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John Chard

6 years ago

The last of the original wave of Zilla movies.

It has a mixed reputation among the fans, but Terror of Mechagodzilla is a romp of a sequel, one that's not without deep emotional heart.

Plot is bonkers of course, aliens are plotting to rule the world and have recreated Mechagodzilla after Godzi More

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Whitsbrain

6/10 3 years ago

I've been on a quest to watch all of the Godzilla movies. As I've mentioned before, I am finding them not to be very good at all which still kind of surprises me as the portion of my mind that remains youthful was very fond of them once upon a time. My quest continues as I review here, the last of More

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