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The Showa Era Godzilla movies (1954 - 1975): Fourth film: Mosura tai Gojira / Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964) - A franchise rising on the wings of a moth - 9/10

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Two years after the rather underwhelming but financially successful King Kong versus Godzilla, Toho Studios continued its most important franchise with fourth entry Mothra versus Godzilla. This movie is one of the highlights in the franchise and its best...

The Showa Era Godzilla movies (1954 - 1975): Fourth film: Mosura tai Gojira / Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964) - A franchise rising on the wings of a moth - 9/10

Par kluseba

Two years after the rather underwhelming but financially successful King Kong versus Godzilla, Toho Studios continued its most important franchise with fourth entry Mothra versus Godzilla. This movie is one of the highlights in the franchise and its best...

The Showa Era Godzilla movies (1954 - 1975): Fourth film: Mosura tai Gojira / Mothra vs. Godzilla (1964) - A franchise rising on the wings of a moth - 9/10

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Two years after the rather underwhelming but financially successful King Kong versus Godzilla, Toho Studios continued its most important franchise with fourth entry Mothra versus Godzilla. This movie is one of the highlights in the franchise and its best...

Dévoilement des drapeaux du Collège Nouvelles Frontières et de l'Arsenal

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The Showa Era Godzilla movies (1954 - 1975): Third film: Kingu Kongu tai Gojira / King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962) - Japanese reinterpretation of a Hollywood classic - 6/10

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After a dormancy of more than seven years, the Godzilla franchise was revived and to kick things off on a spectacular note, the giant lizard confronts a legend of Hollywood cinema with giant monkey King Kong. The movie was commercially successful and...

A review of the Showa Era Godzilla movies (1954 - 1975): Second film: Gojira no gyakushû / Godzilla Raids Again (1955) - Making the impossible possible - 9/10

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After the unexpected success of Godzilla, Toho Studios wanted to produce and release a quick sequel to cash in on the groundbreaking predecessor's excellent reputation. Director Honda Ishiro wasn't available, so Oda Motoyoshi was hired. Despite the limited...

Black winter day in Gatineau and Ottawa

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Ladybaby's last song: 禊island

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Purchase the band's brand new final record Reburn:

A review of the Showa Era Godzilla movies (1954 - 1975): First film: Gojira / Godzilla (1954) - Gojira: Gigantic Overwhelming Japanese Incredible Realistic Art - 10/10

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This movie is a masterpiece. I have been a big fan of the Godzilla series since I was a child. When I discovered the original movie at the age of twelve, it was only the second movie in my life that truly impressed me after The Lion King. The movie hasn't...

A review of the Showa Era Godzilla movies (1954 - 1975): First film: Gojira / Godzilla (1954) - Gojira: Gigantic Overwhelming Japanese Incredible Realistic Art - 10/10

Par kluseba

This movie is a masterpiece. I have been a big fan of the Godzilla series since I was a child. When I discovered the original movie at the age of twelve, it was only the second movie in my life that truly impressed me after The Lion King. The movie hasn't...