Son of Godzilla

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Khaliel P Aug 18 In the late 1960s, Toho brought Godzilla back once again, this time with Son of Godzilla, a low-budget island adventure meant to appeal to women through the introduction of Minilla, Godzilla’s awkwardly designed and irritating child. The plot follows scientists on Solgell Island experimenting with weather control, only to unleash giant praying mantises and a spider that discover Minilla’s egg—prompting Godzilla’s paternal instincts. While the film finally delivers more monster action and less human filler, the execution falters: Godzilla looks increasingly goofy, Minilla’s design is unsettling and grating, and the anthropomorphized father-son moments undercut the menace of the King of the Monsters. Despite some fun creature battles and nostalgic puppet effects, the choice to soften Godzilla and shoehorn in a cutesy mascot left the franchise diluted, trading its urban destruction roots for a strange mix of family comedy and kaiju spectacle. See more Conor S May 19 It’s a cute, and fun film, Minilla is not that bad, Godzilla looks pretty cool, the characters, and monsters are cool. See more Ilyas Z @Zellai Apr 8 The Movie Was Pretty Good. But I Hate Godzilla's Design. He Looks like A Frog. Especially, MINILLA, The Demon Child. However, That's no reason to Hate this Movie See more josh d 06/09/2024 They tried something different, and some of it worked. See more Rich A 04/22/2024 Loved this as a kid my inner child still enjoys! See more Chanr3y k 04/15/2024 Son of Godzilla is when the franchise turns fully kiddie, but despite that, It actually has some fun characters to follow through the real problem is Manilla, he's so hideous and ugly, I wish he would die. See more Read all reviews

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