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Godzilla: Final Wars
Description
Man has awaken a frozen and gargantuan creature who are recruited into the Earth Defense Force EDF to fight the monsters.
Man has awaken a frozen and gargantuan creature who are recruited into the Earth Defense Force EDF to fight the monsters.
Actors:
Kôji Naitô,
Aki Tominaga,
Yuzo Furuya,
Gary Goodridge,
Michael Croaker,
Kumi Mizuno,
Ryoga,
Eve Masatoh,
Eiji Ayuzawa,
Taiki Domoto,
Arisa Miyazawa,
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Kôji Naitô
Aki Tominaga
Yuzo Furuya
Gary Goodridge
17 January 1966, Trinidad and Tobago
Michael Croaker
Kumi Mizuno
1 January 1937, Niigata, Japan
Ryoga
Eve Masatoh
Eiji Ayuzawa
Taiki Domoto
Arisa Miyazawa
Country:
Japan
Keywords:
#Don Frye #Godzilla: Final Wars #Masahiro Matsuoka #Rei Kikukawa #Ryuhei Kitamura #Tsutomu Kitagawa
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This final film offers a lot of sound and fury and weaves fourteen copyright Toho monsters into one plot, but the film offers nothing that is both new and of interest. The plot is a re-tread of that of DESTROY ALL MONSTERS.
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If this truly is his last outing, at least he's going out with a massive bang.
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This 28th entry in Toho Studio's series about the fire-breathing big fella is campily engaging for a while, but at two hours-plus you may come out feeling captivated dead.
