Gamera vs. Barugon

Gamera vs. Barugon (1966)

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When Tokyo is threatened by a 130 foot tall flying lizard with laser breath, Gamera turns from destroyer of worlds to protector of humanity in this sequel from director Shigeo Tanaka. Shortly after Gamera is launched into space, a meteor strikes the rocket carrying the rampaging terrapin, freeing… More

Unrated, 1 hr. 41 min.
Directed By
Shigeo Tanaka
Genres
Art House & International, Classics, Science Fiction & Fantasy
On DVD
Mar 15, 2005

Critic Reviews

  • John Beifuss, Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)

    Barugon has a battering-ram tongue, nictitating eyelids and purplish blood; but what elevates him from weird to unforgettable is the deadly rainbow ray that emanates from his back -- a surreal, cartoonish and even poetical touch...

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  • Christopher H


    Gamera, the giant turtle that can fly, returns for his first "vs." flick. As far as looks go, there is not a whole lot to Barugon, but his special abilities make him stand-out. Barugon has an extendable tongue that can shoot freezing agents and can shoot destructive… More

  • Donnie D


    So the first Gamera movie wasn't exactly a huge hit for me, but it succeeded in making me like the monster. Unfortunately removing Gamera for most of the movie is not exactly enjoyable in the sequel. A giant monster that emits a destructive ray from its back attacks Japan and… More

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