Godzilla: The Planet Eater (2018)
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With no means for defeating Godzilla Earth, mankind watches as King Ghidorah, clad in a golden light, descends on the planet. The heavens and earth shake once again as the war moves to a higher dimension.
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... Haruo Sakaki (voice)
... Metphies (voice)
... Yuko Tani (voice)
... Martin Lazzari (voice)
... Adam Bindewald (voice)
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Godzilla the planet eater was such a disappointment. I dont love the first 2 anime movies but I also don’t hate them though and I also think that city on the edge of battle is personally my favorite.
The characters are the same character from part one they dont change at all. Haruo probably gets it. The worst thing that he is the main character and the guy that we’re supposed to follow throughout this trilogy yet he doesn’t change. You think he is at the end but no he aims his ship at godzilla killing himself .
Metphies you could just tell who going to be a villain from a mile away saying that the last alien race kind of became the villains of the last movie and if you know anything about Godzilla, you know that aliens are always the villains when they’re always introduced.
Godzilla in this trilogy really feels more like an afterthought than anything even though as I said, I do enjoy the first two movies don’t love them but I don’t hate them I mean sure they mention Godzilla lot in the first two but still he barely in those movies but in this one, he really does feel more like an afterthought because he doesn’t do anything besides shoot his atomic breath a couple of times then kill ghidorah thats it
Ghidorah in this movie this is by far the worst version of the characters thus far in the entire franchise if you though the heisei and gmk version where bad you will be saying sorry to them that’s ghidorah resembles more of spaghetti noodles rather than a dragon and people do you say what are you do see the full body yeah in silhouette, and for like five seconds it doesn’t really count. The “fight” between Godzilla and Ghidorah is not even a fight it’s just ghidorah biting Godzilla and Godzilla doing nothing over all this could’ve been a good finale to the trilogy. I do like how they did try different things do you like that whether I like those ideas or not I still do commend them
Writer:
Gen Urobuchi (Series Composition)
Sadayuki Murai (Series Composition)
Gen Urobuchi (Screenplay)
Ishirō Honda (Original Story)
Takeo Murata (Original Story)
Gen Urobuchi (Original Story)
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Release Date:
2018-11-09
Run Time:
91 min
MMPA Rating:
PG
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Godzilla: The Planet Eater
Godzilla the planet eater was such a disappointment. I dont love the first 2 anime movies but I also don’t hate them though and I also think that city on the edge of battle is personally my favorite.
The characters are the same character from part one they dont change at all. Haruo probably gets it. The worst thing that he is the main character and the guy that we’re supposed to follow throughout this trilogy yet he doesn’t change. You think he is at the end but no he aims his ship at godzilla killing himself .
Metphies you could just tell who going to be a villain from a mile away saying that the last alien race kind of became the villains of the last movie and if you know anything about Godzilla, you know that aliens are always the villains when they’re always introduced.
Godzilla in this trilogy really feels more like an afterthought than anything even though as I said, I do enjoy the first two movies don’t love them but I don’t hate them I mean sure they mention Godzilla lot in the first two but still he barely in those movies but in this one, he really does feel more like an afterthought because he doesn’t do anything besides shoot his atomic breath a couple of times then kill ghidorah thats it
Ghidorah in this movie this is by far the worst version of the characters thus far in the entire franchise if you though the heisei and gmk version where bad you will be saying sorry to them that’s ghidorah resembles more of spaghetti noodles rather than a dragon and people do you say what are you do see the full body yeah in silhouette, and for like five seconds it doesn’t really count. The “fight” between Godzilla and Ghidorah is not even a fight it’s just ghidorah biting Godzilla and Godzilla doing nothing over all this could’ve been a good finale to the trilogy. I do like how they did try different things do you like that whether I like those ideas or not I still do commend them
Cast & Crew of
Godzilla: The Planet Eater
Cast
... Haruo Sakaki (voice)
... Metphies (voice)
... Yuko Tani (voice)
... Martin Lazzari (voice)
... Adam Bindewald (voice)
... Maina (voice)
... Miana (voice)
... Eliott Leland (voice)
... Unberto Mori (voice)
... Halu-Elu Dolu-Do (voice)
... Endurph (voice)
... Haruka Sakaki (voice)
... Akira Sakaki (voice)
... Takeshi J. Hamamoto (voice)
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... Director
... Sound Director
... Storyboard Artist
... Storyboard Artist
... Storyboard Artist
... Storyboard Artist
... Storyboard Artist
... Art Direction
... Original Music Composer
... Executive Producer
... Producer
... Executive Producer
... Executive Producer
... Editor
... Series Composition
... Series Composition
... Screenplay
... Assistant Director
... Assistant Director
... Production Design
... Production Design
... Concept Artist
... CG Supervisor
... Color Designer
... Original Story
... Original Story
... Original Story
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