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Godzilla Vs Megaguirus (2000)

2000 | Sci-Fi

105 mins United States

Twenty-fourth film in the Godzilla series. Tests on a new wormhole cannon that the Japanese authorities believe could finally dispose of Godzilla result in a species of giant alien insect infesting Tokyo...

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Produced by Toho
Director Masaaki Tezuka
Writer Wataru Mimura and Hiroshi Kashiwabara
Cast Misato Tanaka, Shosuke Tanihara and Yuriko Hoshi
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2000 | Sci-Fi
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Excitable first Godzilla movie of the 21st century has some decent special effects but a more than usually ridiculous plot. Elite anti-monster force known as, and I kid you not, the 'G-Graspers' plan to kill Godzilla by filling him full of black holes; for an elite anti-monster force they seem very unconcerned when weapons test causes an infestation of giant predatory dragonflies known as Meganulons (a call-back to the original Rodan movie in the 1950s). The dragonflies proceed to flood Tokyo (quite how they manage this is not clear) and feed on Godzilla's irradiated mutant blood, which is bound to end badly.

One thing you have to say is that Godzilla Vs Megaguirus is full of big and wacky ideas, but the human characters are unappealing, the plot is very comic-booky even for a Godzilla film (and not in a good way), and the movie can't seem to figure out which of the monsters is supposed to be the good guy. The film drags on for another fifteen minutes after the climactic battle, too. The monster suits and special effects are not too bad, but the same is true of all the Godzilla films from around this point in time, and those don't have the weird flaws of this one.
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