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Gojira vs. Biorante

1989 [JAPANESE]

Action / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Sci-Fi / Thriller

Gojira vs. Biorante (1989) download

Gojira vs. Biorante

1989 [JAPANESE]

Action / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Sci-Fi / Thriller

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75% TOMATOMETER · 12 reviews

73% AUDIENCE · 5K ratings

6.5/10 · 8.8K

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Plot summary

After the previous Godzilla attack, a miniature arms race ensues to collect his cells. Concerned over Godzilla's possible return, the Japanese government uses the cells to create a new bio-weapon, ANEB (Anti-Nuclear Energy Bacteria). They seeks the aid of geneticist Genshiro Shiragami, who's experiments result in a new mutation.

Director

Kazuki Ohmori

Top cast

Kenzo Ogiwara as Takeo Shimura

Kôichi Ueda as Joint-Chief of Staff Yamaji

Yoshiko Tanaka as Asuka Okouchi

Megumi Odaka as Miki Saegusa

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.BLU.x265

962.27 MB

1280*690

English 2.0

PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 44 min

Seeds 6

1.75 GB

1920*1036

English 2.0

PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 44 min

Seeds 22

4.71 GB

3840*2076

Japanese 5.1

PG

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 44 min

Seeds 13

Comments 15

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TheOmniMagus 126 days ago

Why post english dub??!! Please, post the original audio!!!

bigilla 439 days ago

nice movie

bigbadmama 497 days ago

No popsynth.. there are tons of copies in Japanese all over the web

popsynth 505 days ago

Please post this in Japanese, original languages only please.

bigbadmama 508 days ago

Post the 4k dubbed version.

meh00apocalypse 508 days ago

Can you please post the subbed version? Arigato Gozymasu!

thebaritone55 508 days ago

Japanese

CheesusLovesYou146 508 days ago

Thank you so much for this glorious gift Freeman! I've wanted to see this for so long, but could never find an English dub. You're a life saver!

sayan11apr 535 days ago

The 4K release please!!!

bigbadmama 546 days ago

someone upload the new criterion 4k edition

Kittyfee 1090 days ago

This is a fairly obscure Godzilla movies from the 80s. Of course the dubbing is going to be subpar. We require a subtitle file from a reputable source.

urilllo 1143 days ago

please japanese movies in japanese audio.

mazigazi 1239 days ago

@Xepiki so those that lack your superior taste are idiots? nice. Sorry, this idiot really likes this film. the dubbing is terrible, but everything else works and it's fun. lighten up!

darkfnord 1240 days ago

Seriously, more yank dubbing?

popsynth 1241 days ago

Please provide this in its original language.

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

Pretty enjoyable Kaiju film, but I wasn't that

Jstewart2007

Pretty enjoyable Kaiju film, but I wasn't that interested in some of the human subplots. Godzilla reminded me a lot of my cat (Chubby Bubby) in this and that…

7 / 10

Although it's not one of the classics, "Godzilla vs. Biollante" works due to a refreshingly imaginative premise and a strong visual presentation

TheUnknown837-1

Out of the twenty-eight entries in the long-running Japanese Godzilla series, one of the more artistic and welcomingly imaginative ones is the unfortunately…

Out of the twenty-eight entries in the long-running Japanese Godzilla series, one of the more artistic and welcomingly imaginative ones is the unfortunately overlooked "Godzilla vs. Biollante", a film that is so-so in its story and characters (although that is a standard for most Godzilla movies), but tremendously entertaining in its premise and its visual style. The movie follows the majestic monster movie masterpiece "The Return of Godzilla", in which Godzilla is released from his volcanic prison on Oshima Island and begins to wreck the countryside of Japan again around the same time that a scientist's (Koji Takahashi) experiment to preserve his dead daughter's spirit in an immortal plant species goes awry. "The Return of Godzilla" was not only a great Godzilla movie, but one of the finest monster movies, Japanese or otherwise, that I have ever seen and I do like to sometimes pretend that "Godzilla vs. Biollante" and the not-so-special sequels that followed never existed, that it ended with Godzilla falling into Mount Mihara and being imprisoned there forever. But although this movie does kind of ruin that feeling, it's quickly forgiven once its slow beginning departs and its truly majestic middle begins. As I mentioned earlier, this is one of the more artistic Godzilla movies there is. Most entries in the series are formulaic and repetitive. And although this is okay for the fans, it is refreshing to see one that tries something new and original. And "Godzilla vs. Biollante" most certainly is original. Basically everything except the human characters tries something new. The movie boasts a battle between Godzilla and his new monstrosity of an opponent, but it's not all about their clash, it's really more following the spirit of the preceding movie with military trying to eliminate Godzilla. What's more, the movie boasts some incredibly visionary and impressive special effects. Godzilla's appearance is one of his finest yet. There are a few shots where he didn't look very good, such as this one where the way he was positioned reminded me more of a bear than a reptile, but other times the mobility that he had in his jaws and his neck provided some surprisingly convincing movements. The miniatures for the destruction scenes are thoroughly impressive, and the effects used to create Biollante are a pure triumph without a single weak shot. Even the music score is something new. The movie reuses three classic Godzilla themes by Akira Ifukube, but most of the score, as with the first film, is done by a new composer and he does it with a completely new style. Now Koichi Sugiyama's score is not incredible as Reijiro Koroku's was for the preceding movie. There are some weak moments and some parts are recycled too much throughout the movie. In addition, after having reviewed the whole soundtrack on CD form, I discovered that the best of Sugiyama's score was left out. Why Toho opted to do this, I have no idea. But as for what we do here, it's mincemeat of visionary triumph and minor letdowns. I do have some complaints about the movie, however. It does take a while to get started. Whereas "The Return of Godzilla" had great characters and a strong story so that I could stay interested even when Godzilla was not on screen, this movie struggles a little more. And again, some parts of Koichi Sugiyama's dare-deviling soundtrack simply don't work as well as they should have. And the ending of the final battle between Godzilla and Biollante was a flat letdown. However, despite its flaws, "Godzilla vs. Biollante" is a more unique and interesting and certainly enjoyable entry in this deservedly famous long-running motion picture series. Now I don't think Godzilla will ever be considered art by any major organization. But there are three films starring the big lizard that do stand out pretty strongly due to either their strong allegorical content or their tremendous style. This is one of them.

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