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Gamera 2 : L'Attaque de la Légion

Titre original : Gamera 2: Region shurai
  • 1996
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 39min
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Gamera 2 : L'Attaque de la Légion (1996)
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ActionDrameFantaisieHorreurScience-fictionFantaisie surnaturelleFantastique sombreHorreur monstrueuseHorreur surnaturelleKaiju

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA meteor lands in Japan and unleashes hundreds of insect-like "Legion" creatures bent on colonizing the Earth. Gamera shows up to deal with the ever-evolving space adversary but the battle m... Tout lireA meteor lands in Japan and unleashes hundreds of insect-like "Legion" creatures bent on colonizing the Earth. Gamera shows up to deal with the ever-evolving space adversary but the battle may result in him losing his bond with humanity.A meteor lands in Japan and unleashes hundreds of insect-like "Legion" creatures bent on colonizing the Earth. Gamera shows up to deal with the ever-evolving space adversary but the battle may result in him losing his bond with humanity.

  • Réalisation
    • Shûsuke Kaneko
  • Scénario
    • Kazunori Itô
  • Casting principal
    • Toshiyuki Nagashima
    • Miki Mizuno
    • Tamotsu Ishibashi
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    • Réalisation
      • Shûsuke Kaneko
    • Scénario
      • Kazunori Itô
    • Casting principal
      • Toshiyuki Nagashima
      • Miki Mizuno
      • Tamotsu Ishibashi
    • 45avis d'utilisateurs
    • 42avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Gamera 2: Attack of Legion (aka. Gamera 2: Advent of Legion)
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    Gamera 2: Attack of Legion (aka. Gamera 2: Advent of Legion)

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    Rôles principaux78

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    Toshiyuki Nagashima
    Toshiyuki Nagashima
    • Colonel Watarase
    Miki Mizuno
    • Midori Honami
    Tamotsu Ishibashi
    • Hanatani
    Mitsuru Fukikoshi
    Mitsuru Fukikoshi
    • Obitsu - NTT Hokkaido Engineer
    Ayako Fujitani
    Ayako Fujitani
    • Asagi Kusanagi
    Hiroyuki Okita
    • Sasai
    Yûsuke Kawazu
    Yûsuke Kawazu
    • Nojiri
    Yukijirô Hotaru
    • Osako
    Hatsunori Hasegawa
    Hatsunori Hasegawa
    • Satake
    Tomorô Taguchi
    Tomorô Taguchi
    • Subway Driver
    La Salle Ishii
    • NTT Staff with Obitsu…
    Hiroshi Ôkôchi
      Bengal
      • Midori's Father . Drug Store Owner
      • (as Bengaru)
      Kazue Tsunogae
      • Midori's Mother
      Akiji Kobayashi
      Akiji Kobayashi
      • ASM Soldier (cameo)
      Takeshi Yôrô
      • Professor of the Hokkaido University Veterinarian Department
      Aki Maeda
      Aki Maeda
      • Little Girl in Sendai
      Yuka Sakano
      • Yukino - Asagi's Friend in Airport
      • Réalisation
        • Shûsuke Kaneko
      • Scénario
        • Kazunori Itô
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      10scifiguy-2

      Very impressive ! One of the best Kaiju Eiga ever !!

      For years now, all I've had was the original Japanese language version, without subtitles, thinking this is the best giant monster film to ever come along. Now, after seeing it subtitled, I believe it's easily the best of the 3 new Gamera films. The situations involving people, are well integrated with the story, and kept in proximity to the action. Legion, the giant insect-like crustacean, is the best monster ever to come out of Japan. It's also one of the most articulated creatures ever designed. The icing on the eiga, is the great CGI effects, like the animated lasers Legion emits, and Gamera's fire-balls. Suspension of disbelief is not a problem. The most amazing thing is, that they were able to take what was ludicrous camp in the extreme, and succeeded in making it respectable art. You'll believe a giant prehistoric saber-toothed fire-breathing turtle, CAN fly !
      deaconsjohnson

      The Best Kaiju Movie Ever

      Upon watching Gamera 2 I've come to the conclusion that this is the best kaiju movie ever.#1 Gamera faced an impossible enemy who not only had thousands of deadly offspring,but was over twice his size with awesome fire power.#2 There was also a daytime battle in which you got to get a better look at both monsters.#3 Need I say more on how cool Gamera looked when he inhaled oxygen from the Legion pod before he blew it to pieces.#4 The destructive blast to the city of Sentai that took Gamera out as well was second to none.#5 Who can forget about how before the last battle Gamera flew into a side slide landing as well as blasting Legion with Plasma Fireballs.#6 Need I say more about the Plasma blast Gamera fired from his chest that took out Legion once and for all.I think this movie was better that any Gojira movie ever made.
      8unbrokenmetal

      Gamera returns

      The second part of the Gamera trilogy is a very enjoyable movie! On one hand, it successfully imports the trademarks of the 70s (focussing more on the monster battle than on the human characters), but stylistically it is up-to-date for the 90s with its fast editing, cutting to photos and different locations all the time - that provides the bizarre action (come on, a turtle with jet engines?) with a realistic CNN report look. The 100 speedy minutes feel like 80. Gamera battles a giant crab (similar to actual giant crabs of the Pacific Ocean) and a swarm of smaller monsters here which may break out of the ground any moment - pretty effective compared to the monsters of old days who used to walk across the country so you could see them coming from miles away. When Gamera is covered by thousand of small creatures, the agony is almost tangible. Also, this time we have not much treachery, wickedness, ignorance or controversy among the humans - they all agree Gamera is the one who deserves support and it's a well organized co-operation this time.
      7TheUnknown837-1

      my least-favorite of the three films, but still highly entertaining and one of the most impressive monster movies, Japanese or otherwise

      Following the success of the surprisingly spectacular "Gamera: Guardian of the Universe", director Shusuke Kaneko received a go-ahead to make two more Gamera movies and thus create his own trilogy. But this trilogy was destined to be something much more than just three more entries in the seemingly endless cycle of Japanese monster movies. This was where Gamera, the flying fire-breathing turtle created by Daiei Studios, became characterized and progressed enough to be considered his own character and not just another figure living in the shadow of Godzilla. Kaneko had a limited budget for his first film. For the first sequel, "Gamera: Attack of Legion" the budget would be increased. Now this is my least favorite of the three films, but that is not a denunciation. Not even close.

      A year after Gamera's battle with the Gyaos, a mysterious cluster of meteorites crash-lands in Japan. Following this unexplained phenomenon comes a series of incidents and disasters and before long it becomes clear that the planet has been invaded by a colony of creatures from another world. The creatures, known as the Legion, begin to savage the countryside and before long, it's going to be you-know-who to the rescue.

      Although I do enjoy the other two films in the trilogy a little more, "Gamera: Attack of Legion" is still a marvelous and artistic motion picture. It's still a lot more impressive than the average monster movie, Japanese or otherwise.

      A notable thing about the Gamera trilogy is the gradual change of tone between the movies. The first film was a lighthearted entry made with respect to the older monster movies, but with an updated style. "Gamera: Attack of Legion" is where the series became a little darker, a little more cynical, making its way toward the utterly dark and mysterious "Gamera: Revenge of Iris." The second film lies a little bit between the two movies. For the most part, the approach on the monsters is serious, although there are some deliberately comical moments that keep the movie from becoming too moody.

      Kaneko had a bigger budget, so he could create even more elaborate effects for this film. By ILM standards, no, the effects are not up to date. But with a limited budget, they are more than impressive. There were a few CGI shots that I didn't drop my jaw at, but for the most part, the effects were terrific. Sometimes Gamera and Legion looked so convincing they looked like they were beyond just men in rubber suits. The special effects work and of course the cinematographer are due enormous credit for this feat.

      What about the human cast? Uncommon for a monster movie, they are actually, for the most part, quite interesting. Unfortunately, the leading character played by Toshiyuki Nagashima doesn't have a tremendous amount of personality depth, but then again, how many of us go to a monster movie looking for great character study? But aside from him, we do have some strongly-written humans and some strong performances. One thing I admire a lot about Kaneko's style is that he breaks conventions even in the casting, where he gives the strongest parts in female roles. The leading female part is played wonderfully by the attractive and talented actress Miki Mizuno and I can't leave out Ayako Fujitani as the girl who communicates with Gamera psychically, although I do wish she had just a little more screen time in the film. It is really refreshing to see women, who are usually reduced to just screaming in monster movies, to be stealing the screen not with beauty but with personality and performance. Yukijiro Hotaru, whom you may remember as the comical bumbling Inspector Osako in the first movie, also makes an appearance here as well.

      The movie, like many, is not without its faults, but they are hardly enough to detract any entertainment value from the overall result. Featuring strong performances especially by Miki Mizuno and Ayako Fujitani, great special effects, a spectacular musical score by Ko Otani, and action scenes packed with imagination, "Gamera: Attack of Legion" is yet another success story for director Kaneko and his crew and one the most impressive science-fiction films this monster movie fan has ever seen.
      8Dr-Diablo

      Much better than I anticipated...

      I must say, I picked this one up expecting it to be just another Japanese rubber suit monster movie and thought it might be a bit of a laugh in that 'so bad its good' type of way. I was surprised however to find a very decent film which kept me engaged from the beginning, with a logical and 'plausible' storyline (if you can suspend disbelief when it comes to pre-historic flying turtles stomping their way through miniature cities etc.) and a decent script. The special effects are also pretty good, even though the main protagonists are of the 'men in rubber suits' variety. The only problem is, I'm now going to have to go and hunt down the other 2 installments! I've watched many worse Hollywood films recently and would recommend this to anyone who likes a good 'creature feature'.

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      • Anecdotes
        The film's title sequence shows a burning cross which transitions into the "me" character of Gamera's Japanese name. This complements the film's other biblical allusion, a passage from Mark 5:9 which is quoted as the basis for the Legion's name.
      • Gaffes
        When Watarase orders Midori to evacuate Sendai, she is wearing a skirt. When Midori arrives at the airport, she is wearing slacks. Later in Tokyo, she is wearing a skirt again.
      • Citations

        Hanatani: [watching Gamera being attacked by a swarm of the Symbiotic Legion creatures] "And He asked him, 'What is thy name?' And he answered, saying, 'My name is Legion, for we are many."

        Colonel Watarase: The Bible?

        Hanatani: Mark 5:9.

        Colonel Watarase: "Legion".

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      • Date de sortie
        • 13 juillet 1996 (Japon)
      • Pays d’origine
        • Japon
      • Langue
        • Japonais
      • Aussi connu sous le nom de
        • Gamera 2: Attack of the Legion
      • Lieux de tournage
        • Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japon
      • Sociétés de production
        • Daiei Studios
        • NTV Network
        • Tokuma International
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      • Durée
        1 heure 39 minutes
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      • Mixage
        • Dolby SR
      • Rapport de forme
        • 1.85 : 1

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