An unasshamed rip off of Godzilla, a bit of King Kong and some Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, but adds the twist of a mother's love and her distruction of just about every bit of London a tourist will know of: from the houses of parliament to Piccadilly Circus, they all get stomped. A surprisingly good cast, including Bill Travers and William Sylvester, get to run around as a child spouts portents of doom at them. Not up to the mark of the original Godzilla, but still an enjoyable twist to the genre.
4.7.09
gorgo (1961)
An unasshamed rip off of Godzilla, a bit of King Kong and some Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, but adds the twist of a mother's love and her distruction of just about every bit of London a tourist will know of: from the houses of parliament to Piccadilly Circus, they all get stomped. A surprisingly good cast, including Bill Travers and William Sylvester, get to run around as a child spouts portents of doom at them. Not up to the mark of the original Godzilla, but still an enjoyable twist to the genre.
Labels:
British,
British Lion,
Eugène Lourié,
Kaiju,
King Brothers,
MGM,
Monster,
Sci-fi
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