Godzilla

Episode 3: Talkin’ Trash Plot : With a garbage strike seizing New York City, a pair of eggheads at the Manhattan Institute of Advanced Technology (MI A T?) struggle to find a “scientific solution.” The subordinate one, Felix (Faust?) (Grant Shaud—who will forever be, to me, the voice of Murphy Brown’s old boss boss, Miles Silverberg ) has an answer in his still-to-be-perfected “Nanotech drivers”: a “colony of microbes” that consume petroleum-based products, manufacturing copies of themselves from the result. Visible to the human eye as a red-and-orange, candy cane-striped sludge, the drivers are unstable…and more than little ravenous. Nevertheless, his as-yet-unnamed boss insists ... Read Full Story

If you aren't quite sure how Godzilla got It's name, let me put it into a formula for you. You might also be curious to know or have wondered where the z or d in the name Godzilla came from then if Godzilla actually is just Gojira. The reason for the d and the z stems from the various ways westerners have come to represent graphically the sounds of the Japanese language. I personally think the z is for pizzazz. I mean what kind of killer, giant monsters don't have a z in their name. In Japanese, Godzilla is pronounced Gojira, a combination of ... Read Full Story

Here I am watching Godzilla vs. Space Godzilla. I am not scairt of Godzilla anymore now that I am a big cat. Because Godzilla is just like a big lizard. And I am a Lizard Hunter. Do not mess with me, Godzilla. See, he ranned away from me. Hahahahaha! When I turned my back on Godzilla, I noticed a very warm sensation on my back... And LOOK! Godzilla is electrified! OK, now I am just a little bit scairt. He is wrecking all of Tokyo!!! Godzilla, you are BAD! Everybody, RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! Read Full Story

This is the remixed version of Godzilla that America knew. It's not simply a subtitled or dubbed copy. It takes the original Gojira footage, edits out parts and adds in new footage shot with Raymond Burr and a bevy of asian extras to shoehorn Burr into the original. It's not overly successful, but not that badly done either. If someone had not seen Gojira before, the remix seems smooth enough. That said, the Americanized version is a serviceable, though weaker movie, but it IS the version that American kids grew up watching. For that reason, it's included here. Gojira came out in '54, but ... Read Full Story

Episode 1 + 2 "A New Family." Plot: After a low-budget recap of Godzilla (1998)’s final moments, biologist Nick “Worm Guy” Tatopoulos (Ian Ziering) and Major (nee, Colonel) Hicks (Kevin Dunn) set out into the unstable warren of Godzilla-created tunnels formerly known as the Manhattan subway system. A well-timed cavein separates Dr. Nick from his military minders, sending him, like Alice, down a hole and into a strange new, topsy-turvy life. Nick lands in a small puddle of orange-yellow goo, low and behold not five feet from the object of his search: the last remaining Godzilla egg, miraculously intact after the aerial bombardment of ... Read Full Story