Mothra

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Rey S Aug 3, 2018 im not a big fan of kaiju movies but i enjoyed this one

Kylo G Apr 24, 2018 A ship goes down in a storm and the survivors are found on an island that was used for atomic testing. Not only do they show no signs of radiation poisoning, they report that people are living on the island. An expedition is assembled to investigate, and a pair of really really small women are discovered. The unscrupulous leader of the expedition grabs them and takes them back to the mainland to your them in a show. A scientist and a journalist on the expedition talk to the girls, and are informed that Mothra will come and rescue them. "Mothra" follows "Godzilla" and "Rodan" in the giant monster triumvirate. While those movies have a decidedly sci-fi bent to them, "Mothra" is more of a fantasy film. In fact, it's kind of a stealth remake of "King Kong" with a giant moth and a happy ending. The fictional "bad guy" country Rosilica is pretty much a thinly disguised version of the United States. See more

Theodore W Aug 10, 2017 A crazy, zany but entertaining film about the Thor major hit monster from Toho Studios after the success of Godzilla & Rodan. Visual effects are poor at best but you can't help but laugh at the film. No doubt would be a hit for child audiences. Fun & carefree it's amazing to think there is like 25 Godzilla films in existence. Approach with an open mind remember it is a giant moth!!! See more

Han L May 30, 2017 "Mothra" is a pretty entertaining kaiju film, a tad more on the fantasy side than "Godzilla," but still very entertaining. Basically Mothra attacks Tokyo when it hatches from its egg but doesn't have it's tiny fairy women who guard it. It's fun and goofy....and it has many of the staples of the kaiju film that we all know and love. See more

Harry R May 7, 2017 Somehow bizarrely entertaining. I lost interest after the caterpillar attacked.

Finn M Nov 30, 2016 Es como una mariposa gigante que va al rescate de dos mujeres diminutas que fueron secuestradas de su tierra y llevadas como espectáculo. See more

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