Yonggari
- 1999
- Tous publics
- 1h 39m
IMDb RATING
2.7/10
2K
YOUR RATING
It's been asleep for two hundred million years. Now it been awakened by aliens from another galaxy. The aliens are using Yonggary to destroy mankind.It's been asleep for two hundred million years. Now it been awakened by aliens from another galaxy. The aliens are using Yonggary to destroy mankind.It's been asleep for two hundred million years. Now it been awakened by aliens from another galaxy. The aliens are using Yonggary to destroy mankind.
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- Writers
- Stars
- Awards
- 1 nomination total
Richard Livingston
- Dr. Campbell
- (as Richard B. Livingston)
Eric Briant Wells
- Captain Parker
- (as Briant Wells)
Wiley M. Pickett
- Lt. O'Neil
- (as Wiley Pickett)
William Hankins
- Man At Door
- (as W. M. Hankins)
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In the long history of Godzilla films, Yonggary adds a small twist of alien invasion and tells the story of a monster, determined to destroy Earth. It's a low budget film with low budget digital effects and quite simple plot, reminding us B Movies in which actors play flat, monsters are unable to fright even the children, nobody cares about what it's going to happen next and everything is silly but entertaining.
Um...well...it has a big Godzilla wannabe thing in it (Couldn't you just watch Godzilla?) Ok, fair question...well, it has rocketpacks (Ahem, THE ROCKETEER had better special effects?) ok, but...it has some laugh value for how bad it is (Couldn't you just watch Shrunken Heads so you can claim to have seen the worst ever?) Well yeah, I guess you could.
Sorry, no reason to see this.
Sorry, no reason to see this.
Let me put it this way. I love bad movies. I pretty much grew up with MST3K since I was about 10. I often rent cheesy horror and action films for a good laugh. This movie made the original Godzilla movies look like Oscar worthy films. They even try to make their monster seem more powerful and more impressive with the line "This guy makes Godzilla look like a pussy." Well at least any Godzilla films (Japan or USA versions) has better plots and acting. The special effects were awful. A special effect is supposed to blend in to make creature or other objects look like they are real. The special effects in this film stick out big time. I would not wish this film on anyone.
1/2 stars out of 4
1/2 stars out of 4
It's like the worst parts of every Godzilla movie decided to combine with Power Rangers and form the biggest load of idiocy ever to hit my TV screen. The moment I saw people in jetpacks shooting at a fireball-spewing plastic dinosaur with machine guns, I recruited about 5 friends via telephone and instant messenger to gape in awe over how awful this was. It was a laugh riot, not over the movie being funny (because it wasn't) but more over the fact that such a piece of crap was even being aired. Painfully bad in every way, not even worth paying for a rental.
It's ONLY good for monster fans. Any one else will think it's a big pile-o-cheese. So if you don't like monster movies, don't watch it. For me, though, it was the most fun I've had with a movie for a long time. Really bad acting, really great monster battles, and some of the lines the actors have to say are... odd. It's most assuredly not the best monster movie out there, but it's a great party move.
Did you know
- TriviaAlthough this was a South Korean film production, the cast was made up of Occidentals in the hopes of getting a very lucrative U.S. release. Even with a re-release with upgraded special effects and a new title ("Reptilian"), the film only achieved a U.S. release on home video and some cable TV showings.
- Quotes
Captain Parker: Compared to this guy, Godzilla is a pussy!
- Alternate versionsThis film was re-released with upgraded special effects and some modifications in the plot. This re-release version was re-titled "Reptilian" in the U.S.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Cinemassacre's Monster Madness: Reptilian (2010)
- SoundtracksNew Country Feeling
Written and Performed by Paul Kerr and Andy Dewar
Published by JW Media Music
Courtesy Opus 1
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Details
Box office
- Budget
- ₩10,000,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime
- 1h 39m(99 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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