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Gamera tai daiakuju Giron

  • 1969
  • Unrated
  • 1h 22min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Gamera tai daiakuju Giron (1969)
AventuraAventura animalCiencia FicciónFamiliaKaiju

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAliens kidnap two children and take them to another planet for the purpose of getting knowledge from their brains, but Gamera follows and tries to rescue them.Aliens kidnap two children and take them to another planet for the purpose of getting knowledge from their brains, but Gamera follows and tries to rescue them.Aliens kidnap two children and take them to another planet for the purpose of getting knowledge from their brains, but Gamera follows and tries to rescue them.

  • Dirección
    • Noriaki Yuasa
  • Guionista
    • Niisan Takahashi
  • Elenco
    • Nobuhiro Kajima
    • Miyuki Akiyama
    • Christopher Murphy
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    4.3/10
    3.2 k
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    • Dirección
      • Noriaki Yuasa
    • Guionista
      • Niisan Takahashi
    • Elenco
      • Nobuhiro Kajima
      • Miyuki Akiyama
      • Christopher Murphy
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    Nobuhiro Kajima
    • Akio
    Miyuki Akiyama
    • Tomoko
    Christopher Murphy
    • Tom
    • (as Chrystopher Murphy)
    Yûko Hamada
    Yûko Hamada
    • Kuniko
    • (as Yuko Hamada)
    Eiji Funakoshi
    Eiji Funakoshi
    • Dr. Shiga
    Kon Ômura
    • Officer Kondo (AKA: 'Kon-chan')
    Hiroko Kai
    • Florbella
    Reiko Kasahara
    • Barbella
    Shô Natsuki
    • News Reporter
    Naoyuki Abe
    • Eiichi Kanamura
    • (material de archivo)
    Carl Craig
    • Jim Morgan
    • (material de archivo)
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    Edith Hanson
    • Elza - Tom's Mother
    Umenosuke Izumi
    • Gamera
    Tôru Takatsuka
    • Masao Nakaya
    • (material de archivo)
    Yoshiro Uchida
    • Toshio Sakurai
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      • Noriaki Yuasa
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      • Niisan Takahashi
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    3slokes

    When Good Kids Make Bad Choices

    A flying saucer has just landed near your backyard. Do you:

    A) Contact the police?

    B) Grab a camera and sell a photo to the local tabloid?

    C) Climb into the craft with your best Occidental buddy and fly off into space, counting on a giant space turtle to save your biscuits?

    Answer: C.

    "Attack Of The Monsters" as a title is a bit of a misnomer. From it, one might expect a film that features whole slew of monsters charging en masse either on a defenseless Japanese city or else each other, but this typical cheapo offering from the "Gamera" folks presents only three monsters, Gamera and two outer-space creatures, one of who looks like a silver Rodan and the other which has a giant blade for a forehead. The three never have a grand battle, either; it's just a series of one-on-one match-ups.

    All this meant something to me back in the day, when "Attack of the Monsters" was on the local "4:30 Movie" and it was a welcome alternative to bad old Godzilla. Sure, Godzilla would save your occasional child, but he'd destroy three city blocks doing so. Gamera cared about kids, too, only he had more respect for property values in the process.

    Plus this film had special appeal for me because it featured two boys going off on a strange adventure. I could imagine my buddy Stephen and I doing the same thing, except he'd have to be the one to get his head shaved.

    After walking into a UFO and being whisked onto the planet Terra, Akio and Tom find themselves in a planet devoid of life, except for two comely ladies with antennae heads and the occasional wandering monster. The boys are happy with their new friends, but the women, being women, have ulterior motives. They want the boys' brains for something to munch on during the long flight to Earth. After all, why take a chance on airplane food?

    Back in my middle school days, I enjoyed the battle sequences where Gamera fought his alien adversaries while the kids avoided the sexy cannibals and explored an expansive Star Trek set with blinking console lights. Now I see special effects that make the Beastie Boys' "Intergalactic" video look like a George Lucas production, dialogue as halting as a Berlitz beginners' course, and a storyline that sags at every turn.

    But you know something? It's still a joy watching it. Most times, the pleasures of youth turn lame in adulthood. "Attack Of The Monsters" is just as much fun to watch now as it was then, especially if you have enough alcohol around.

    Definitely try to get the Sandy Frank version; which has the zaniest dubbing. Better yet, find the old Mystery Science Theater 3000 version, where little Tom is basted with numerous Richard Burton riffs and Mike Nelson as Michael Feinstein brings it all home with a Cole Porter-ized version of the "Gamera" theme.
    Rabbit Dreamer

    Very cute!!!

    I think I first saw this film when I was about 10 or so - and I took it quite seriously the first time I saw it. That was the dubbed version I saw then. I remember being quite worried about poor Gamera being chopped to pieces by Guiron - boy, Guiron was a nasty piece of work!!! I just recently saw it again - this time subtitled (subtitles provided by the Australian multicultural channel, SBS TV) - and I think the subtitled version probably is better. It was so much fun to see it again after so long! And only now do I realise just how cute all the beasties in the flick are! Especially the Children's Friend himself!
    6mstomaso

    Classic Giant Monster Flick for Kids

    Two boys who are apparently prone to various kinds of mischief find a spaceship in the woods and climb aboard only to find that the ship has autopilot and is programmed to return to the hostile planet of its origin. The film starts off with an astronomy lesson and the hostile planet turns out to be a hidden planet on the other side of the sun. Awaiting them there are two caped and antennaed young female cannibals and an enormous slow moving knife-headed creature named Guiron. Old favorite Gaos - or something that looks like him - makes a cameo but is defeated so quickly by Guiron that you will hardly notice him. Gamera to the rescue! Back home, the younger sister of one of the boys tries to convince her somewhat dour mother of what has happened, but she is told to stop making up stories and go study.

    Indeed, this story is the sort of wandering, somewhat silly, and entirely fantastic thing that kids do make up. But that's exactly why it works. It's a kid film. It doesn't require expensive and fancy special effects, just a fun story, kids doing amazing things, and giant monsters.

    I enjoyed this as a kid and enjoyed it again as an adult. The acting is passable for what it is - the younger sister is actually very convincing and sympathetic and the two boys do OK. The adults are presented entirely from a kid perspective (as was done in The Peanuts) - and are stereotypic and often over-dramatic). The cinematography is pretty good - again, for its purpose (this is not an art film nor even an adult action film). And the dubbing in the version I saw (Sandy Frank's name did not appear anywhere) was actually very good.

    Fun little film - recommended!
    ticklemetorgo

    Please listen to Officer Cornjob!!

    I'm sorry, but when I see any Japanese movie that involves rubber suited creatures, it's cheese. Can't and won't take them serious or see it as having any real artistic value. Their only use is to be made fun of. (This involves any film from any country, I'm not picking on Japan)Anyway Gamera vs. Guiron is the most cheesy (well that and Zigra)of the series. Akio and Richard Burton find a UFO landed in an empty lot not far from home and the home of local police official Officer Cornjob who warns the boys not to behave badly. Anyway spacebabes on the UFO kidnap the boys to their planet to eat their brains and show them a big monster fight. Anyway to conclude early, Gamera shows up to save the day and show them the errors of their ways. Hot spacebabes with Kentucky accents should not be trusted, no matter if they give you jelly donuts. Cornjob could have told you that!!
    6manicgecko

    So Bad you will love it

    "Listening to children is neither psychologically or educationally important" This and other bits of tidbits are what is at stake if you dare to watch this Japanese trash. After scientists discover mysterious irregular waves from outer space, 2 boys hi-jack a spaceship to another star -(Earth is a star by the way) - only to watch hilarious monster fights complete with ninja stars from a walking knife, and become trapped by female aliens who want to eat their brains with dremel tools. And the boys thought that these aliens will prevent wars and traffic accidents. Listen to some bad jack-in-the-box music and enter Gamara, a giant go-go dancing turtle who must have had some bad Mexican food and comes to kids rescue after a few turns on the high bar. Boy are these kids going to get a scolding when they get home. I have watched this both with and without MST3K's help and it is roll on the floor hilarious either way. We should all figure out how to live without wars and accidents or we will repent and get our heads shaved.

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    • Trivia
      One line aspect of the film is how the main child protagonist desires for a world without traffic accidents. While considered odd by Westerners, it has its roots in the alarming number of deaths due to car accidents in Japan as industrialization increased in the 1960s. The majority of these accidents involved children, which lead to the Japanese government issuing out yellow caps to make children more visible in congested areas.
    • Errores
      When Gyaos' beam is deflected back at him, his leg starts falling before it is cut off.
    • Citas

      [Akio tells the grownups what he's learned from his alien adventure]

      Akio: Let's make the Earth a great place to live, without war, and traffic accidents...

    • Versiones alternativas
      US home video version has new credits and dubbing and features footage deleted from from 1969 television version.
    • Conexiones
      Edited from Daikaijû Gamera (1965)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 21 de marzo de 1969 (Japón)
    • País de origen
      • Japón
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      • Japonés
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      • Gamera vs. Guiron
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      • Daiei
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      • 1h 22min(82 min)
    • Color
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    • Relación de aspecto
      • 2.35 : 1

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