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Mothra (1961)

Mothra

6.5
10
  • Jul 22, 2025
  • Mill Creek Entertainment goes Tokusatsu or A Giant Moth and Beyond...Ultra Beyond!

    Mothra (1962) was one of the first films suggesting that maybe the monster is us or some of us. The story unfolds as some survivors of a shipwreck are picked up on the coastline of an island that has been off limits to mankind do to the atomic testing that had be conducted in the area during the mid 40's to 50's. When it is discovered that the crew has not suffered any ill effects from an area that should be heavily shrouded by radiation and after several of the survivors state that they had been taken in by very primitive natives it is decided to send an expedition to Infant Island.

    While there not only does the expedition encounter the natives but fairies, two very tiny females(played by the Peanuts-pop singers) and mutated flora-possibly "man-eating". The work that the gathered scientists are doing is presumably purely scientific. With the exception of one who happens to be a Rolisican businessman Clark Nelson who helped in financing part of the venture. He also has the complete backing of their government. The Rolisican govt are also co-sponsors with Japan and He is a scrupulous nightclub owner who kidnaps the "girls" and forces them into a nightly act. It is learned that the fairies communicate by some type of telepathy and that they and the natives are protected by a giant insect-Mothra. And he who messes with the balance of the island will face it's wrath. Will Japan and the world survive...

    Mothra is sprinkled with humor. A human story, tremendous visual effects. The practical kind, amazing miniatures, featuring a film shot in scope giving a larger-than-life appeal and a haunting yet beautiful music score by Yuji Koseki.

    Going back to the humor. It was a brilliant decision to cast Frankie Sakai (comedian, actor, musician) as a dogged reporter who stops at nothing to get a story. Especially when it means fighting for the underdogs of the world and injustice. He is perfect for this role and brings a refreshing bit of humanity to the film and a wonderful blend with his facial expressions/ comedic timing.
    DC Daily (2018)

    DC Daily

    7.3
    10
  • Mar 27, 2024
  • Missing the Women of DC Daily: A Salute on International Women's Day

    Thanks, ladies, for all that you do -keeping us in check and striving to make not only a difference, but the world a better place....

    Keeping that spirit of hope and determination was just a hop over to DC Universe. There was a time ... a time when we could click an app and be transported to a unique universe. It is this special edition that we salute a dedicated group of amazing individuals that were brought together a few years ago to provide us with everything DC. Literally daily as in DC.

    The cast of DC Daily will live on in our hearts and the fond memories of such a fun, talented cast. I miss you all along with the irreverent humor that lit up my day... so I wish you all nothing but the best ....

    ***Personal note-it is the opinion of this writer that DC would be better off if every and all things DC both of the written word and the visually stimulating formats of both video (films & TV series) and digital comics were all in one place. DC was more popular and better represented through and via DC Universe streaming service and I for one will be saying to you the fans and to Jame Gunn bring DC Universe back in all it's glory with the DC Daily along with the digital comics and all the movies and series in one place. For me, Max is not representing that part of Warner Bros as it should be. I have said many times I would be glad to be a part of it. A reboot of DC Universe. Get the gang back together-the whole darn universe.

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