Psy-Fi

No appearance of Godzilla in this one.

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Drjohnrock

I one I saw had a lot of the same elements., including the miniature fairy twins. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the same footage was used. In the one I saw, Godzilla was the bad monster while Mothra was the good monster. I would describe their battle, which has an interesting outcome, but I don't want to spoil an amazing cinematic experience for you or others who want to watch it

Psy-Fi

A small-time criminal does time in prison and decides to try his luck at pimping after he's released, much to the dismay of his brother, an activist trying to take criminals off the streets. He runs afoul of a couple of corrupt cops and his former crime boss who wants him to return to work for him.

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Psy-Fi

A Japanese sci-fi/fantasy flick with futuristic submarines, heroes and villains. I found a bootleg DVD of this one for $6 (USD) and took a chance and bought it. Turned out to be top-notch quality video and audio. This movie is different from most Japanese sci-fi/fantasy films that I've seen, because the dialog was originally recorded in English and most of the cast were American actors. It reminded me of some of the 60's TV shows by Irwin Allen like 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea' and 'Lost in Space.' Sort of like a cross between those two made into a full-length film. The special effects ranged between very good to goofy but even the ridiculous effects didn't make the story any less entertaining.

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jadis

Sold the Wicker Man to my Israeli fiancé, billing it as the ultimate "the buildup could be a bit slow but the third act is worth it" film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-tD...lassicTrailers

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