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Frankensteins Monster jagen Godzillas Sohn

Originaltitel: Kaijûtô no kessen: Gojira no musuko
  • 1967
  • 16
  • 1 Std. 26 Min.
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Frankensteins Monster jagen Godzillas Sohn (1967)
A reporter stumbles upon weather experiments on a tropical island, discovering giant mantids, a cast away woman, and an infant monster that Godzilla must adopt and learn to raise as one of his own.
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Wissenschaftler betreiben auf einer tropischen Insel Wetter-Experimente und begegnen dabei gigantischen Käfern. Damit nicht genug, Riesenspinnen attackieren auch noch Godzillas Sohn, der ver... Alles lesenWissenschaftler betreiben auf einer tropischen Insel Wetter-Experimente und begegnen dabei gigantischen Käfern. Damit nicht genug, Riesenspinnen attackieren auch noch Godzillas Sohn, der versucht, seinen Nachwuchs zu schützen.Wissenschaftler betreiben auf einer tropischen Insel Wetter-Experimente und begegnen dabei gigantischen Käfern. Damit nicht genug, Riesenspinnen attackieren auch noch Godzillas Sohn, der versucht, seinen Nachwuchs zu schützen.

  • Regie
    • Jun Fukuda
  • Drehbuch
    • Shin'ichi Sekizawa
    • Kazue Shiba
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Tadao Takashima
    • Akira Kubo
    • Bibari Maeda
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    5,2/10
    6517
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    • Regie
      • Jun Fukuda
    • Drehbuch
      • Shin'ichi Sekizawa
      • Kazue Shiba
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Tadao Takashima
      • Akira Kubo
      • Bibari Maeda
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    Tadao Takashima
    Tadao Takashima
    • Dr. Kusumi
    Akira Kubo
    Akira Kubo
    • Goro Maki
    Bibari Maeda
    Bibari Maeda
    • Riko (Saeko) Matsumiya
    Akihiko Hirata
    Akihiko Hirata
    • Fujisaki
    Yoshio Tsuchiya
    Yoshio Tsuchiya
    • Furukawa
    Kenji Sahara
    Kenji Sahara
    • Morio
    Ken'ichirô Maruyama
    • Ozawa
    Seishirô Kuno
    • Tashiro
    Yasuhiko Saijô
    • Suzuki
    Susumu Kurobe
    Susumu Kurobe
    • Navigator
    Kazuo Suzuki
    Kazuo Suzuki
    • Pilot
    Wataru Ômae
    • Radio Operator
    Chôtarô Tôgin
    Chôtarô Tôgin
    • Surveyor
    Osman Yusuf
    Osman Yusuf
    • Submarine Captain
    Haruo Nakajima
    Haruo Nakajima
    • Gojira
    Seiji Onaka
    • Gojira
    Yû Sekita
    • Gojira
    'Little Man' Machan
    • Minira
    • Regie
      • Jun Fukuda
    • Drehbuch
      • Shin'ichi Sekizawa
      • Kazue Shiba
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    6kevin_robbins

    I can't say this is a "good" movie but it is a very entertaining one

    Son of Godzilla (1967) is a movie I recently rewatched on Tubi. The storyline follows Godzilla marching across the sea and arriving on an island where a strange egg has recently hatched. A baby Godzilla emerges but he will face dangers all around him - from large hungry praying Mantis to humans and everything in between. Godzilla will stop at nothing to protect his son.

    This movie is directed by Jun Fukuda (Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla) and stars Masaaki Daimon (Lady Snowblood), Reiko Tajima (Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla), Akihiko Hirata (Godzilla, 1954) and Masao Imafuku (Kill!).

    Not a huge fan of this particular depiction of Godzilla but his emergence and observations from the plane were fun. The science laboratories and sets are always well done in these pictures. The praying mantis are awesome. I always enjoy the glowing eyes of the monsters in these pictures. I always felt the baby Godzilla in this looked like a turd, and it's funny seeing how even Godzilla gets annoyed taking care of kids sometimes. The training scenes, spiders and ending battle were really good.

    Overall I can't say this is a "good" movie but it is a very entertaining one. I'd score this a 6/10 and strongly recommend it.
    5IonicBreezeMachine

    More or less on the same level as Ebirah, but with the very rough addition of Minilla

    On an island in the Pacific, a team of scientists under the direction of Professor Kusumi (Tadao Takashima) is working to perfect a weather control system while dealing with giant praying mantises and the arrival of reporter Maki Goro (Akira Kubo). When then the test of the weather system malfunctions due to interference from somewhere on the island a radioactive storm is unleashed that decimates the team's equipment and communications leaving them to deal with the further enlarged mantises (dubbed Gigantises) who unearth an egg containing a baby Godzilla that whose cries are summoning its father.

    Son of Godzilla is the eighth film in the Godzilla series and the second to be directed by Jun Fukuda as the original team of Ishiro Honda and Eiji Tsubaraya were assigned to the Rankin-Bass co-production of King Kong Escapes following a previous attempt going awry which lead to Ebirah, Horror of the Deep. Per the direction of Toho, Son of Godzilla like Ebirah also saw itself set on an island location as a cost saving measure and were also directed to make a movie appealing to the date crowd with the idea that a "cute" baby Godzilla would appeal to women. In the years since its release it's gained a reputation as being one of the lesser films in the series as well as introducing the divisive character of Minilla and you can certainly see why in the end result.

    In terms of the effects work the human structures look better than the ones like the Red Bamboo's fortress from Ebirah (most likely because they don't try to get too ambitious with it) and the effects work used to bring to life the Gigantises and Spiga the giant spider are nice looking in a way that almost reminded me of something like Them!. Godzilla's appearance isn't at the height of the Showa era as from certain angles his eyes maybe feel a bit too pronounced, but at least his characterization feels more consistent from Ebirah where he was shoehorned into a King Kong role. And then we have Baby Godzilla or as he'd come to be known Minilla. Charitably speaking Minilla could be described as a "love him or hate him" character in the series and he does have defenders but I'm not among them. While I'm not against the idea of Godzilla having offspring (I thought Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II handled that quite well), Minilla's design just doesn't look appealing and I think it comes from how they've tried to anthropomorphize it too much. Minilla's face is more sunken in compared to Godzilla and complete with a more stout and wobbly appearance it feels like they've made a hybrid of 40% of Godzilla's trait with the remaining bit seemingly modeled roughly on the appearance of a human one-year old or less baby and it does not work at all and just looks off. The movie also continues the trend of more anthropomorphic behavior with Minilla and Godzilla and coupled with the repetitive and often grating noises Minilla makes a lot of scenes that try to be cutesy just don't work. In terms of the monster fights Gigantis and Spiga don't pose much of a challenge to Godzilla and I felt they were good monsters for something like a "man vs. Monster" type story, but in a Godzilla movie they don't measure up.

    As with the last few movies the humans aren't terribly interesting with the only real character coming from Maki Goror and Saeka played by Akira Kubo and Bibari Maeda respectively, but that's only by comparison most of the science team on the island is pretty interchangeable with not much sense of identity established to them.

    Son of Godzilla is a series entry I don't typically revisit and for pretty good reasons. While some of the effects work on Spiga or Gigantis is commendable, many of the issues seen in Ebirah are carried over. Hardly the worst of the series, but also not reaching the level of "good".
    7BaronBl00d

    FUN!

    To look at the other reviews, one can see that many don't appreciate this film. It is understandable why someone may not like it. No one dies. No cities are destroyed. It has a hopeful ending. Baby Godzilla is overly cute and cuddly. The list can go on, but I feel that these attributes as well as the setting, the story about scientists on an island trying to change weather patterns, and the overgrown monsters of a spider and several praying mantis, along of course with Godzilla enhance the film and make it one of my favourites of the series. Not one of the best, however. Baby Godzilla is a real hoot to watch, and seeing Godzilla practice fatherly ways with him is fun to watch. We get to see a human side to a killing machine. Don't get me wrong, the film is hokey - but for me it brings back memories of my childhood when on many a summer day I would be camped in front of the television watching a Godzilla film.
    Horror Fan

    WAAAAAAGWAAAAAAA!!!!

    On an island, a scientific team's experiment goes totally wrong, it mutates mantises into deadly mantises and they unearth an egg and out hatches a slimy, talking, peice of crap that keeps saying this word, WAAAAAGWAAAAAA!!!. Then we find out it's supposed to be Godzilla's son and sure enough Godzilla comes to save it and he sure kicks the deadly mantises' asses. Father and son have many more adventures together. The creature, Minya grows into this toddler Godzilla that looks much more like a human than Godzilla and puffs smoke Os, but when Godzilla steps on his tail he breathes fire. Then a huge mechanical spider named Spiega attacks Godzilla and son while the scientists' experiment causes it to snow on the island (this is the first and only Godzilla movie that shows the big G in snow). This is really silly, but a lot of fun to watch. It's not only silly, but also funny, and with an effective playful score by Masaru Satoh. I recommend this is mostly recommended to kids though.
    rumpole16

    neat, neat

    Son of Godzilla is one of those weird movies which inspire strange feelings. The story is unique, no Godzilla doing his typical destruction. The story centers on the very human relationship between Godzilla and his son, Minya. This movie really touched me on this level. Some scenes really stick in my mind. The great scene with Godzilla teaching Minya how to shoot radioactive fire comes to mind. There is a real bond that comes out. When Minya is confronted with a monster, i.e. a bully, Godzilla makes Minya fight his own battle but is always there to back up his son.

    Godzilla protects Minya and teaches him lessons; and in one of the climactic scenes, the son fights for his father's life; this is poignant. The scene at the end of the film in which father and son embrace to huddle from the cold is touching. If you divorce this from the typical Godzilla movie, what you are left with is a movie about a very close bond between father and son. I think I'm probably the only one who appreciates this movie on this deep a level.

    One question: What Hollywood movie has a positive view of a father and son relationship?--- This movie made me very emotional, go figure. In short, if you want to see a typical camp Godzilla, look elsewhere. If you want to see something with emotional content; see this movie

    8++++++/10

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      A pool was set up on stage nine during the production (stage nine is one of the largest on Toho's lot in Setagaya). They used the pool, which was about five feet deep, to film the shot of Godzilla rising above the surface of the ocean. Haruo Nakajima (the actor in Godzilla suit for the water scenes) was on a cart on a rail. He held onto the handle of the cart while it was towed by a truck. As the cart moved forward, he slowly rose out of the water. He wore a very tiny air cylinder that contained enough air for about ten minutes. The water that rushed by his face while the cart was being towed made it very difficult for him to prevent the mouthpiece from coming out of his mouth.
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      During the fight between Godzilla and the three Kamacuras, the top of the set is briefly seen.
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      Goro Maki: [Godzilla and Minya are close by] Riko, I think they spotted us.

      Riko Matsumiya: No, it appears to be teaching its son.

      Goro Maki: Teaching its son?

      [Riko nods]

      Goro Maki: It's teaching its son all right. And, he's teaching its son just like people teaching its children, just like a papa.

      Riko Matsumiya: Well, it is a papa, isn't it?

      Goro Maki: Well sure, but I wouldn't want one like that.

      Riko Matsumiya: Nor I, everything's relative I guess.

      Goro Maki: You're right.

    • Alternative Versionen
      The Japanese version includes a prologue featuring Susumu Kurobe and Kazuo Suzuki viewing Godzilla from the air.
    • Verbindungen
      Edited into Godzilla - Attack All Monsters (1969)

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      • 15. Juli 1971 (Westdeutschland)
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      • Japan
    • Sprache
      • Japanisch
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      • Toho
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