A greedy developer unwittingly hatches a gigantic baby moth upon Tokyo, while Godzilla strikes once again.
The film was brought to America by American International, the same folks who worked with Roger Corman. The dubbing is done quite well, and the film is not shredded to bits for Americanization. They did change Mothra to "the Thing" in order to create some mystery and hype, though.
I like the fairy twins (played by "the Peanuts") and I must say there was some realistic battling between the monsters (all things considered), and a good-looking Godzilla suit. The film has received favorable reviews by critics, and is widely considered among the best Godzilla films. I concur. This is easily the best in the series since the original ten years prior.
The film was brought to America by American International, the same folks who worked with Roger Corman. The dubbing is done quite well, and the film is not shredded to bits for Americanization. They did change Mothra to "the Thing" in order to create some mystery and hype, though.
I like the fairy twins (played by "the Peanuts") and I must say there was some realistic battling between the monsters (all things considered), and a good-looking Godzilla suit. The film has received favorable reviews by critics, and is widely considered among the best Godzilla films. I concur. This is easily the best in the series since the original ten years prior.