Not as good as Toho's more famous Kaiju monsters
Dogora was another Toho sci-fi film directed by the great Ishiro Honda who was behind the original Godzilla films, Mothra, Frankenstein Conquers the World, The War of the Gargantuas and other Japanese Kaiju flicks. Dogora is one of his lesser known productions in the West. The story revolves around a large amoeba like creature named Dogora that invades Japan from outer space.<br /><br />The story is weird because it connects Dogora with a gang in Tokyo. They try to do jobs and Dogora shows up. Eventually the film gets to the usual Toho scenes of a giant monster destroying things in Japan while the military fruitlessly attempts to stop it with plenty of miniatures, explosions, etc. Unfortunately since Dogora was an amoeba like creature he just floated over the Earth and sucked up resources instead of getting to crash through everything which made it not as exciting as Toho’s better known Kaiju.<br />C
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