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Kaijû daisensô

1965 [JAPANESE]

Action / Adventure / Fantasy / Sci-Fi

Kaijû daisensô

1965 [JAPANESE]

Action / Adventure / Fantasy / Sci-Fi

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50% TOMATOMETER · 8 reviews

62% AUDIENCE · 5K ratings

6.2/10 · 8.8K

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Plot summary

Astronauts Glenn and Fuji investigate Planet X and encounter mysterious aliens known as the Xiliens, who ask Earth's people to help save their world from "Monster Zero". In exchange for borrowing Godzilla and Rodan, the Xiliens offer a cure for cancer. As Glenn investigates, he develops a romance with Miss Namikawa and uncovers the Xilien's true intentions.

Director

Ishirô Honda

Top cast

Mitsuo Tsuda as Xian

Shigeo Katô as JSDF member

Akio Kusama as Government Official

Someshô Matsumoto as Buddhist Priest

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

820.41 MB

1280*544

Japanese 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 33 min

Seeds 4

1.46 GB

1920*816

Japanese 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 33 min

Seeds 16

Comments 6

SleepWalker380 2488 days ago

Opensubtitles dot org has a criterion collection english sub for this movie, perfect sync.

Akibazki 2496 days ago

provided subtitle is not working at all

morgan65 2499 days ago

Criterion Collection released International Versions ALL WERE DUBBED BY TOHO studios and released in Dual Audio.. No reason for only Japanese Languae version! YTS should have uploaded dual audio version!

roynoberto 2507 days ago

when can i download the proper english subs for this exact movie? can someone link me good ones

belzog 2508 days ago

Freaking annoying. Posting a file without subtitles. And only finding ones that are so out of wack as to be unusable. I appreciate that the language was correctly identified, but can't we get a quick copy of the subs too?

Mist1320 2509 days ago

Thank you so much , FREEMAN.

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

We need from you Monster Zero 1 and

John Chard

We need from you Monster Zero 1 and Monster Zero 2, Godzilla and Rodan. It's one of those Godzilla movies where you fully understand why some fans of the…

5 / 10

"They cause trouble sometimes, but..."

rhinocerosfive-1

It's the old, old story: an alien race in Devo sunglasses barters a cure for cancer against the loan of Godzilla and Rodan, the only known proof against King…

It's the old, old story: an alien race in Devo sunglasses barters a cure for cancer against the loan of Godzilla and Rodan, the only known proof against King Ghidorah, the scourge of Planet X. This is like kids putting a black widow and a praying mantis into a jar so they'll fight. In the last Ghidorah movie it also took the larval Mothra to defeat the flying three-headed beast, but Toho has a short memory and a shorter budget. Guys who wear vinyl suits and never take off their helmets are usually up to something, but only Nick Adams smells a rat with plans for world domination. His suspicions are confirmed when he sleeps with one of the aliens and she immediately pressures him to get married. This means war. Philosophically, there's something reassuring about the pre-Gamera rubber monster. It is a corporeal manifestation of our worst, most nebulous fears, and as such it is a comfort. The central fact of a giant monster is its implacability. In the best Toho films, giant monsters tend to want nothing. They don't want to eat us; they aren't sending a message. They're just here, and they're just terrible. Ghidorah makes his entrance in this movie, cruising over a landscape already blasted and inhospitable, by blasting it and making it even less hospitable. No reason; just wanted to destroy something. That's what a rubber monster does. It cannot be appeased. The only personality trait it possesses is anger. It is made of the stuff that governs the universe: it is unadulterated chaos personified. All we can do is stare, and hope that another giant monster knocks this one off its present course. In fewer than fifteen minutes of actual monster action, nobody gets anywhere near Tokyo, but Rodan whips hurricane winds over a small town while Ghidorah strafes it. There isn't much destruction, but what there is of it is quality miniature work - shingles flying, Buicks rolling through showroom windows, the Mobil Oil offices on fire. Godzilla is more acrobatic than usual, though his suit sags at the joints to accommodate his new athleticism. He employs the Ali shuffle here for the first time, dancing between Ghidorah's death rays, but not for about an hour and a half, and not for long. Nick Adams wears a Byzantine combover, which from certain angles seems to feature no fewer than five partings, but he was a Toho kids'-movie favorite, probably not least because he gave the Japanese actors a blonde to be taller than. Adams' suicidal rebel image, cultivated after the death of James Dean, played out when he died of a drug overdose three years after his appearance in this film. Maybe he saw doom in the specter of another diminutive blonde on the Japanese rubber monster movie horizon - Richard Jaeckel.

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