This is a bad copy of a Toho classic but it's such a classic it doesn't matter
King Ghidorah was one of Godzilla’s greatest foes. This was the monster’s first appearance and directed by the great Ishiro Honda who did the originally Godzilla film. It also marked a change in the series with Godzilla becoming a good guy protecting the Earth, and also other Kaiju helping him out.<br /><br />This is a bad copy of the original. You can tell that during the opening where the credits are all blurred.<br /><br />King Ghidorah was the start of a new theme in Toho Kaiju films which was the threat from outer space. There was a constant wave of aliens attempting to invade the planet and Ghidorah was their first try.<br /><br />Things begin with a princess (Akiko Wakabayshi) being possessed by a Martian. She wanders around warning whoever will hear her that the end of the world is coming and eventually says that Ghirdorah will be the cause. Its appearance leads Godzilla to challenge it but it proves so powerful that Rodan and Mothra have to help. This was the first monster mash that Toho made. Rodan and Mothra had their own individual movies beforehand, but this started the trend of Godzilla teaming up with other Kaiju to face down some space monster.<br /><br />The movie then becomes another great Toho production with men in plastic suits smashing through model cities, miniature tanks and planes blasting away at the Kaiju, etc. Ghidorah was also great because it had three heads that shot electric bolts and just looked like a real bad ass. This is a real classic.
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