Godzilla dvd in Sci-Fi DVDs & Videos

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This classic science fiction epic pits the fire-breathing monster Godzilla against a giant webspinning moth. Two mysterious tiny twin girls hold the secret to the control of the destructive insect which nearly destroys Japan.

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This classic science fiction epic pits the fire-breathing monster Godzilla against a giant webspinning moth. Two mysterious tiny twin girls hold the secret to the control of the destructive insect which nearly destroys Japan.

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This classic science fiction epic pits the fire-breathing monster Godzilla against a giant webspinning moth. Two mysterious tiny twin girls hold the secret to the control of the destructive insect which nearly destroys Japan.

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A collection of train chomping, skyscraper swatting, human terrorizing classic scenes featuring monster favorites such as Godzilla, Gammera, Hedora, Ghidrah, the Smog Monster, Gorgo, Reptilicus, and more! Includes rare footage revealing how the monsters are created, plus the cult-classic campy short "Bambi Vs. Godzilla," the "Godzilla Rap" music video, and a 1948 featurette titled "Lost World.".

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A death struggle between the indestructible monster and the Japanese people with both Godzilla and Gigantis destroying everything in the way.

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GOZILLA VS. GIGAN: Aliens from Space-M have taken over Children's Land amusement park and have summoned the evil Gigan and King Ghidra from outer space. The battle for survival is between Godzilla and Anguirus. A.K.A. "Godzilla on Monster Island." GODZILLA VS. HEDORAH: Bacteria carried to Earth on a meteor has mutated into a creature that absorbs waste products and spews out sulfuric acid. When almost all faith is lost, Godzilla, with flame on his breath and fury in his stare, comes to do battle. GODZILLA: The testing of nuclear weapons in the Pacific Ocean triggers the awakening of a dreadful, 400-foot-tall, fire-breathing prehistoric lizard who commences to wreak havoc on the city of Tokyo. The original Japanese version of GODZILLA, without the Americanized addition of Raymond Burr.

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This classic science fiction epic pits the fire-breathing monster Godzilla against a giant webspinning moth. Two mysterious tiny twin girls hold the secret to the control of the destructive insect which nearly destroys Japan.

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Double Feature of 2 classic Godzilla films. See individual titles for detailed descriptions.

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When Godzilla strikes Japan once again, a team of Japanese scientists use DNA from the first Godzilla creature in order to create a hyper-intelligent robot version of the monster to destroy its destructive organic counterpart.

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The 28th installment in the ever-popular Japanese series is an ambitious affair, boasting 10 famous monsters, a very large budget, and talented director Ryuhei Kitamura. Sometime in the indefinite future, the world's major cities are suddenly attacked by 10 monsters at once; panic reigns until Earth is visited by benign aliens who put an end to the monster plague. On the verge of signing a peace treaty, the aliens and the humans have forgotten Godzilla, who sleeps under the ice of Antarctica.

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Though the Japanese armed forces believe that they killed Godzilla fifty years ago, they are proven wrong when the giant green beast destroys a U.S. submarine and causes other similar, tragic events. Godzilla finally appears, prompting a powerful old Japanese mystic to summon the Holy Beasts of Yamato--King Ghidorah, Mothra, and Baragon, a trio that protected Japan in ancient times. The three giant monsters collide with Godzilla in a battle of awesome scope and power.

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In an effort to get rid of Godzilla once and for all, Japan develops a device which is supposed to open up a black hole, allowing its people to blast the giant city-stomping lizard creature into another dimension. While the hole is opened, an insect from that other dimension sneaks through and lays an egg, which finds its way into the sewers of Tokyo. Before long, a swarm of alien insects--which feed on Godzilla's energy--are wreaking their own brand of havoc on Japan and its citizens.

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In this cult series, no bad movie is safe from the commentary of a stranded man and a pair of robots forced to watch humanity's cinematic junk pile. The episodes in Vol. 10.2 find the trio taking jabs at four hilariously horrible (or is that horribly hilarious?) films: THE GIANT GILA MONSTER, SWAMP DIAMONDS, TEEN-AGE STRANGLER, and THE GIANT SPIDER INVASION.

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Nuclear testing once again awakens the green behemoth. Godzilla demolishes large portions of New York.

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Nasty ogres from a black hole in space send a giant robot monster to Earth to destroy mankind. Only the flesh-and-blood Godzilla can stop the silly looking mechanical creature.

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The testing of nuclear weapons in the Pacific Ocean triggers the awakening of a dreadful, 400-foot-tall, fire-breathing prehistoric lizard who commences to wreak havoc on the city of Tokyo. The original Japanese version of GODZILLA, without the Americanized addition of Raymond Burr.

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Contains two classic Godzilla films from the groundbreaking series: GODZILLA VS. MOTHRA and GODZILLA VS. KING GHIDORA. See individual titles for details.

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The testing of nuclear weapons in the Pacific Ocean triggers the awakening of a dreadful, 400-foot-tall, fire-breathing prehistoric lizard who commences to wreak havoc on the city of Tokyo. The original Japanese version of GODZILLA, without the Americanized addition of Raymond Burr.

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Monster vs. machine! When Japan appeals to the United Nations for help with their "kaiju" (giant monster) problem, a team of international scientists respond by building Mechagodzilla, a super-sized robotic defense-monster. Godzilla, with the help of Rodan, battle his chrome doppelganger in this fun men-in-monster-suits feature.

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Bacteria carried to Earth on a meteor has mutated into a creature that absorbs waste products and spews out sulfuric acid. When almost all faith is lost, Godzilla, with flame on his breath and fury in his stare, comes to do battle.

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Godzilla goes to battle again, this time against an evil sea monster.

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This double feature contains two films starring the legendarily monstrous ape King Kong. Dating from the 1960s, both films were made by Japanese director Ishiro Honda. KING KONG VS. GODZILLA: When a Japanese businessman named Mr. Tako hears that a native tribe on the island of Farou possesses abnormally large berries, he sends his employees Sakuri and Furue to retrieve the fruit. Better yet, he tells them to also capture King Kong, a gorilla monster who has become gigantic as a result of eating the berries. On their way back to Japan, the team wrestles to gain control over the enormous and powerful creature, who breaks free just as another notorious monster, Godzilla, is released from the block of ice where he's been hidden for the last seven years. KING KONG ESCAPES: In another King Kong installment by Ishiro Honda, the giant ape monster's skills are required for a science project by Doctor Who and his helpers. When a mechanically devised robot version of the creature cannot do the job, the team of scientists must go and retrieve the real King Kong himself. But no sooner do they get their hands on the enormous beast than they realize they are no match for a creature of his size. Calling on his robotic imposter for help, the scientists unknowingly bring terror upon themselves.

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Nuclear testing once again awakens the green behemoth. Godzilla demolishes large portions of New York.

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Nuclear testing once again awakens the green behemoth. Godzilla demolishes large portions of New York.

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GODZILLA 2000: Godzilla (Tsutomo Kitagawa) is back and this time he's trying to smash and destroy all of Japan's nuclear reactors and power plants. In this 23rd film in the cult series of monster movies that began in 1954, GODZILLA 2000 beckons the giant, indestructible lizard from his hiding place deep in the ocean. A local scientist (Takehiro Murata) who tries to decode the giant lizard's motives and predict where his next terrifying steps will land concludes that there must be a reason why Godzilla has emerged from the sea. However, when a 6,000-year-old meteor surfaces from the bottom of the ocean and turns into a spaceship, Godzilla--along with the entire population of Japan--is overwhelmed by chaos, crisis, and hysteria. Yuki (Naomi Nishidi), a local journalist trying to get a close-up shot of Godzilla, along with Shinoda (Takehiro Murata) and his kid daughter (Mayu Sizuki), form a guerilla research group called the GPN (Godzilla Prediction Network). They are the "good guys," making the CCI (Crisis Control Intelligence), headed up by a hilariously nihilistic Katagiri (Hiroshi Abe), the "bad guys." Takao Okawara's GODZILLA 2000 is perfectly consistent with its predecessors: the monsters are nasty and ferocious and they wipe out every skyscraper in Tokyo, literally leveling the city. The film brings back all the old tricks, with special effects akin to the Godzilla films of yore and plenty of monster mania. GODZILLA VS. DESTROYAH: Will Godzilla be the source of his own downfall? The atomic particles that give Godzilla his powers are on the verge of meltdown, and the evil oxygen-destroying monster Destroyah, Godzilla's most formidable opponent, has invaded the earth. Can he defeat Destroyah before he self-destructs? An excellent, introspective chapter in the Godzilla saga. GODZILLA VS. SPACE GODZILLA: When a devious Godzilla clone arrives from outerspace to ravage the earth, Godzilla, Junior Godzilla, and Mogera--a giant robot created to destroy Godzilla--must team up to protect their planet. All the while, a team of psychics attempt to control Godzilla telepathically, much to the annoyance of the radioactive lizard. GODZILLA VS. MOTHRA: This classic science fiction epic pits the fire-breathing monster Godzilla against a giant webspinning moth. Two mysterious tiny twin girls hold the secret to the control of the destructive insect which nearly destroys Japan. GODZILLA VS. KING GHIDORA: missaries from the future arrive in Japan with a shocking proposal: travel back through time to eliminate the monster that would become the fearsome Godzilla. But are their motives pure, or are they merely the puppets of Godzilla's newest foe, King Ghidora? A monster "mano a mano" is sure to ensue, in the best "Godzilla" tradition. GODZILLA VS. MONTER ZERO: A heroic space pilot battles the controller of Planet X. The evil ruler's aim is to destroy the Earth with the assistance of several powerful monsters. GODZILLA VS. MEGARIUS: In an effort to get rid of Godzilla once and for all, Japan develops a device which is supposed to open up a black hole, allowing its people to blast the giant city-stomping lizard creature into another dimension. While the hole is opened, an insect from that other dimension sneaks through and lays an egg, which finds its way into the sewers of Tokyo. Before long, a swarm of alien insects--which feed on Godzilla's energy--are wreaking their own brand of havoc on Japan and its citizens. GODZILLA VS. MECHAGODZILLA: According to legend, when the people of Okinawa are in danger, a monster will appear to save them. The legend is put to the test as a monstrous Cyborg threatens to destroy the Earth. A.K.A. GODZILLA VS. THE BIONIC MONSTER.

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Nuclear testing once again awakens the green behemoth. Godzilla demolishes large portions of New York.

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GODZILLA TOKYO SOS: Mechagodzilla, the robot version of Godzilla, lies in a state of disrepair after battling the world's monsters. Though armed with the best technology and strongest weapons available, he still took a beating, and scientists are scrambling to rebuild him despite the dire warnings from a pair of psychic fairies. Their prophesy comes true, however, as the Earth is shaken by mysterious events and Godzilla awakes. Soon Mothra follows suit, and the Japanese Prime Minister, at the end of his rope, is forced to pit the unfinished Mechagodzilla against the two ancient monsters. Chaos ensues as humans attempt to end the reign of the monsters' terror, and favorably resolve the ultimate question: who will survive, monster, machine, or man? GODZILLA VS. MECHAGODZILLA: According to legend, when the people of Okinawa are in danger, a monster will appear to save them. The legend is put to the test as a monstrous Cyborg threatens to destroy the Earth. A.K.A. GODZILLA VS. THE BIONIC MONSTER. SON OF GODZILLA: The second in the "island" trilogy, SON OF GODZILLA opens with a group of scientists on a deserted island performing weather experiments; they soon discover that nuclear activity has mutated insects on the island into huge preying mantises. They courageously continue with their experiment until a horrible accident cause a radioactive storm, mutating the insects further, uncovering a giant egg, and summoning Godzilla. The egg hatches into a young monster that Godzilla takes under his wing, training it in the ways of proper monsterhood while battling the giant insects. Akira Kubo stars as an intrepid journalist who comes to the island in search of a story.

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GODZILLA VS. GIGAN: Aliens from Space-M have taken over Children's Land amusement park and have summoned the evil Gigan and King Ghidra from outer space. The battle for survival is between Godzilla and Anguirus. A.K.A. "Godzilla on Monster Island." GODZILLA VS. HEDORAH: Bacteria carried to Earth on a meteor has mutated into a creature that absorbs waste products and spews out sulfuric acid. When almost all faith is lost, Godzilla, with flame on his breath and fury in his stare, comes to do battle. GODZILLA VS. MECHAGODZILLA: According to legend, when the people of Okinawa are in danger, a monster will appear to save them. The legend is put to the test as a monstrous Cyborg threatens to destroy the Earth. A.K.A. GODZILLA VS. THE BIONIC MONSTER. GODZILLA 2000: Godzilla (Tsutomo Kitagawa) is back and this time he's trying to smash and destroy all of Japan's nuclear reactors and power plants. In this 23rd film in the cult series of monster movies that began in 1954, GODZILLA 2000 beckons the giant, indestructible lizard from his hiding place deep in the ocean. A local scientist (Takehiro Murata) who tries to decode the giant lizard's motives and predict where his next terrifying steps will land concludes that there must be a reason why Godzilla has emerged from the sea. However, when a 6,000-year-old meteor surfaces from the bottom of the ocean and turns into a spaceship, Godzilla--along with the entire population of Japan--is overwhelmed by chaos, crisis, and hysteria. Yuki (Naomi Nishidi), a local journalist trying to get a close-up shot of Godzilla, along with Shinoda (Takehiro Murata) and his kid daughter (Mayu Sizuki), form a guerilla research group called the GPN (Godzilla Prediction Network). They are the "good guys," making the CCI (Crisis Control Intelligence), headed up by a hilariously nihilistic Katagiri (Hiroshi Abe), the "bad guys." Takao Okawara's GODZILLA 2000 is perfectly consistent with its predecessors: the monsters are nasty and ferocious and they wipe out every skyscraper in Tokyo, literally leveling the city. The film brings back all the old tricks, with special effects akin to the Godzilla films of yore and plenty of monster mania. GODZILLA: The testing of nuclear weapons in the Pacific Ocean triggers the awakening of a dreadful, 400-foot-tall, fire-breathing prehistoric lizard who commences to wreak havoc on the city of Tokyo. The original Japanese version of GODZILLA, without the Americanized addition of Raymond Burr.

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A death struggle between the indestructible monster and the Japanese people with both Godzilla and Gigantis destroying everything in the way.

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This classic science fiction epic pits the fire-breathing monster Godzilla against a giant webspinning moth. Two mysterious tiny twin girls hold the secret to the control of the destructive insect which nearly destroys Japan.