Zordon's death and then resurrection, definitely remember that. I always remembered the ninja outfits, them getting into them for the first time, their morphin time way before the ninja outfits came in, the theme song played over this, but it was done by a big chorus. Looking at images of it, oh God, it looks horrible. Back to the review James Rolfe did, he covered the first two movies, and I completely forgot about the CG in the third act. I'm very curious as to how I'd react to it. I haven't watched it in at least 15 years. Speaking of the movie, I finished season 2 today, so I'll definitely watch the movie soon, probably Friday afternoon. I remember a sea vessel level where I was the Black Ranger riding in and just beating on bad guys on a vessel, going from point A to B. I don't remember playing that game with the characters out of their suits. I remember the game being based on the movie, so I think he covered it in the episode, but the footage showed some fighting out of the suit.
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ten, but it's hard to pick in a series with over 30 films xU So I hope that's helpful. I know you asked for a best one and I gave like. This one's purely a coin flip depending on the person watching it. It certainly has the most monsters in it and some very wacky characters. Some people don't like the hero-villain role reversal of Godzilla and Ghidorah, but I think it's neat.Īnd I'll give a final special shout out to Final Wars, because it's a film that people either love or despise. Really great effects and likable human characters. We usually just call it GMK because that is an awful title. The ending is super memorable though and that's probably why you'll hear it recommended a lot.Īaaaand another personal favorite, from the 2000s era, would be -breathes in- Godzilla, Mothra, and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack. fine, but most of the middle of it really drags. Destroyer (or Destoroyah, depending on how Engrish you like your translations) is. King Ghidorah (1991) has a good human sideplot, imo.
The suits look amazing, but they aren't very mobile so most of the fights are just beam wars, and only Godzilla vs. A lot of younger fans like these, but I dunno. Biollante is imo the best of the 80s-90s era. Hedorah is kind of in the same boat, but instead of cheese, it's heavy 70s weirdness. Most people would say it's just straight-up bad. If you want ULTRA MEGA CHEESE, I can tentatively recommend Godzilla vs. Great destruction shots, great introduction for what would become one of the most famous 'villain' monsters in the franchise, good human stuff. Ghidorah the Three-Headed Monster is my personal favorite of the 60s films.
The effects are good by the genre's standards and the human subplot is actually pretty fun. Godzilla (1964, not the 1992 one) is widely regarded as the best of the older films, other than the first. Haven't seen it yet, so I dunno if it's good or bad). It's a smart, satirical film, but it's the kind of thing that takes more than one viewing to really 'get', especially if you start to lose track of the subtitles like I do. Some people are bitter about the use of CGI instead of a suit, but in most shots it honestly doesn't look that bad. Shin Godzilla, which just came out in 2016, is pretty fantastic. Depending on what you like, there's a few other options. People really like the heavy dramatic element to it it was so different from every other monster movie at the time, and even now few have even come close to achieving its tone.īuuuuut. Well, in conventional terms, the first one is the best one.
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