Gamera doesn't do enough to make this film interesting
Gamera was Daiei Film’s response to the success of Toho’s Godzilla. This is the American version of Gamera, the Giant Monster, which was edited with American actors added similar to what happened with the first Godzilla film.<br /><br />The film starts in the north pole when Soviet planes are intercepted and destroyed by the Americans. One crashes with an atomic bomb on board which explodes, and releases Gamera from the ice. He then sets upon Japan.<br /><br />The movie would seem like your typical Japanese monster movie from that start but then there’s an odd tangent. There’s a little boy who has a pet turtle and is so obsessed about it that his teacher comes to talk to his sister warning that he might be expelled if he doesn’t focus upon his studies more and less on his pet. Of course that boy will run into Gamera who after all is a giant turtle. This was Daiei’s attempt to make Gamera a children’s movie.<br /><br />There are some other hilarious moments such as when the police come to an underground club and warn the crowd that they need to leave because Gamera is coming. The kids decide that they will stay and dance instead, and of course, they get crushed!<br /><br />In the end the movie isn’t very satisfying. There simply isn’t enough Gamera smashing things. In fact, in most of his scenes he’s largely just standing around as they shoot at him or hurtle trains at him.
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