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Robert (Butch) Day
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Rocky Jones
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| That's the first BTS shot I've seen of the Gotengo filming model. Interesting. Thanks, Butch. |
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Bud Brewster
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This movie has been suggested as an upcoming chat feature, so I decided to find out a bit more about it.
The video below will be interesting to fans of Japanese cinema. 
Atragon (1963) | History of Godzilla #8 - TitanGoji Movie Reviews
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Captain Starlight
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Even well-regarded Japanese movies like this one just don't appeal to me. The FX are unimpressive, the stories are often about hokey giant monsters, and the dialog is either subtitled (which I dislike having to read), or the dubbing is a constant distraction.
My apologies to the Japanese sci-fi fans of All Sci-Fi. |
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scotpens
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| Captain Starlight wrote: | Even well-regarded Japanese movies like this one just don't appeal to me. The FX are unimpressive, the stories are often about hokey giant monsters, and the dialog is either subtitled (which I dislike having to read), or the dubbing is a constant distraction.
My apologies to the Japanese sci-fi fans of All Sci-Fi. |
Well, the only kaiju (giant monster) in this one is Manda, the serpent-god worshiped by the inhabitants of the undersea kingdom of Mu. Anyway, how can you dislike a movie about a fantastic submarine that not only travels underwater, but also flies and tunnels through solid rock?
And if you don't like subtitles or dubbing, you must be missing a lot of good movies. Namely, all the ones that aren't in English! |
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