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Storyline

Mothra and her fairies return to Japan to warn mankind that they must return Kiryu to the sea, for the dead must not be disturbed. However Godzilla has survived to menace Japan leaving Kiryu as the nation's only defense.

Released

2003-12-13
Revenue

$12,000,000
Budget

n/a
Runtime

1hr 31m
Genre

Action, Fantasy, Adventure, Science Fiction
Status

Released
Language

日本語, English
6.4
Production

Toho Pictures

Crew

Masaaki Tezuka

Director

Masaaki Tezuka

Screenplay

Kazunari Yamanaka

Producer

Keywords:

japan submarine fairy mechagodzilla giant robot tokyo, japan miniature people ejector seat shobijin air base gojira

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Cast

Noboru Kaneko

Yoshito Chûjô

Miho Yoshioka

Pilot Azusa Kisaragi

Mitzuki Koga

Mechagodzilla Operator Kyôsuke Akiba

Hiroshi Koizumi

Dr. Shin'ichi Chûjô

Tsutomu Kitagawa

Gojira

Motokuni Nakagawa

Kiryu

Akira Nakao

Premier Hayoto Igarashi

Koichi Ueda

General Dobashi

Tatsuki Omori

Shun Chujo

Koh Takasugi

JSDF Lieutenant Togashi

Norman England

Sgt Woodyard

Yumiko Shaku

Akane Yashiro

Yûsuke Tomoi

Lieutenant Susumu Hayama

Takeo Nakahara

JSDF Chief Hitoyanagi

Naomasa Musaka

Goro Kanno

Yasuo Kurashiki

Reporter

Noriko Watanabe

Shun's Mother

Kōji Shimizu

Isao Akiba

Masami Nagasawa

Shobijin

Chihiro Ohtsuka

Shobijin

Masaaki Tezuka

Scientist in monster DNA repository (uncredited)

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Reviews for Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S.

A Review by Columbusbuck 7

Written by Columbusbuck on 2024-10-10

I really liked how the end of the first act was met with a delightful little musical number sung by the twins. It made me both pumped for th... read more

I really liked how the end of the first act was met with a delightful little musical number sung by the twins. It made me both pumped for the next segment and feeling good about the old one. Fastidious piece of music. But, about the human segments. Because when I close my eyes I hear the action hero dramatics of the the late 1950s. Don't believe me, try it next time you watch it and tell me that doesn't sound like the Van Johnson heroics of the big studios. I think it's funny as hell a corps of professional aviators not once ever thought about having a mechanic as part of the plane's (Mechagodzilla) crew. Their response to the suggestion makes them look very foolish. I mean- isn't knowing that stuff part of their job? Another thing is I think the director would be good at directing westerns. I liked when humans mazered Godzilla and he just turned around and his face was like 'what the fuq, man'. Then, when Mechagodzilla was coming out of the sky right in his path all dramatic-like, Godzilla's face: 'you got to be shitting me' (ha!). Godzilla's whole posture is like a mom come home from a long days work, and she's got five kids, and all the stuff that's thrown at her from every direction, and all she really wants to do is sit down for five minutes. His face, when Mecha pulls out something flashy to use against him, I adore it. It's definitely 'mom when she throws up her hands and is all 'I give up goddamnit''. This next part kind of needs you to know your Godzilla chronology so bear with me. And then, when I mistakenly thought the Godzilla bones hugging Godzilla was Papa hugging Junior (Godzilla was a dad), I don't know who I need to tell that to, but that wasn't Papa. Papa wouldn't kill Junior. That was some unknown, third party, spirit who grabbed and ran away with Godzilla to the bottom of the sea just because that (whatever makes sense to a maniac). A monster who makes you want Papa Godzilla to come back. Finally, I like to think the Prime Minister was addressing the world on behalf of Japan. He basically said they know they made mistakes, but they're trying to fix them, and they're sorry. The actual lines are ... ... ... "But one thing's sure. We made many mistakes in the past. It's up to us to correct those mistakes. Perhaps we learned humility." ... I thought that was cool. One last thing. Godzilla wouldn't come to human cities if their governments didn't steal things that don't belong to them, okay? There, I said it. That's the truth. That was his dad, man! All that's left of him used against him! If anything, Godzilla deserves a fucking medal for not completely melting down at what they did.