December 18, 2009
Another brilliant entry in the updated Gamera movies of the late 90's.
A strange meteor lands in Japan unleashing hundreds of insect-like "legion" creatures which find their way into Tokyo. When the military fails to control the situation, Gamera shows up to deal with th...( read more
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February 9, 2009A meteor lands in Japan and turns out to be a giant space monster and then Gamera shows up to kick its ass.
This is probably one of the best giant monster movies I have ever seen. Whenever Gamera showed up, I was excited to see him. Lots of fun and definitely worth checking out. -
May 5, 2008This is another great new Gamera movie. I loved it. It is part 2 of a trillogy. See it with Guardian of the Universe & Revenge of Iris
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March 13, 2008The young girl named Asagi Kusanagi (Ayako Fujitani) who bonded with Gamera when she visits the ruined city where Gamera lies comatose as she tries to reach out for him, the mystical jewel that enables their bond shatters. The great turtle is awakened, but at the sacrifice of h...( read more)
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December 22, 2007Although the story is a bit more slower paced, the second entry in the trilogy is still worthy of its predecessor. Not to mention that the monster designs are excellent.
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March 8, 2007My least favorite of the Kaneko trilogy, it still beats just about any other Kaiju flick out there. To be honest with you, I just remember not being able to pay that much attention when I watched it, so I would have to give it6 another go, but I still remember some parts to be ab...( read more)
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April 25, 2007Finally a Japanese monster movie that has a good sense of humor and a well thought out plot line ---- I love all monster movies but usually their plots are equal to that of a porno ---- This DVD comes with lots of extras including a very amusing version entitled "Lake Texarkana Gamera" its like a southern trailer park version of the movie
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