Godzilla's Revenge with Ishiro Honda: DVD Cover

    Godzilla's Revenge
    a.k.a. Attack All Monsters, Gojira-Minira-Gabara: Oru Kaijuu Daishingeki, Minya, Son of Godzilla, Oru Kaiju Daishingeki Director: Ishiro Honda

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    • DVD Release Date: 04/29/2008
    • Original Release: 1969
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 33,559

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    English subtitles; Audio commentary by Richard Pusateri; Ishiro Honda biography; Original Japanese trailer; Anamorphic widescreen; Japanese version runtime: 69:17; English dubbed version runtime: 69:12

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    Disc #1 -- All Monsters Attack
    1. Introduction [1:51]
    2. Ichiro's Reality [10:14]
    3. Monster Island [7:20]
    4. Bank Robbers [10:25]
    5. Rock Lobster [8:35]
    6. Godzilla My Dad [9:01]
    7. Godzilla & Son [6:54]
    8. Crime Doesn't Pay [10:24]
    9. Ichiro Our Hero [4:38]
    1. Introduction [1:49]
    2. Ichiro's Reality [10:14]
    3. Monster Island [7:20]
    4. Bank Robbers [10:25]
    5. Rock Lobster [8:35]
    6. Godzilla My Dad [9:01]
    7. Godzilla & Son [6:54]
    8. Crime Doesn't Pay [10:25]
    9. Ichiro Our Hero [4:38]

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    Editorial Reviews

    The most unashamedly childish entry in the Godzilla franchise is basically a vehicle for recycled footage from previous Toho productions. The framing story involves a precocious little boy (Tomonori Yakazi) whose real-life traumas include harassment by bullies and kidnapping by a gang of bank robbers. He escapes these dilemmas mainly by taking frequent naps, during which he dreams of journeys to Monster Island to partake in Godzilla's exploits. He also befriends Godzilla's son, Minya, offering him some advice on how to defeat the monsters which have been pushing him around. Apparently the boy draws some kind of inspiration from these dreams and finds the bravery to outwit the kidnappers and make peace with the bullies. There is little worthwhile for Godzilla fans here, and all others will be completely confounded by the incoherent story. Highlights include the monster Gabara (who has the head of a cat!) and Minya's hilariously dubbed voice. Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide

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