646f9e108c Godzilla returns to terrorize Japan! This time, however, Japan has two new weapons to defend themselves. The Gryphon, a high-tech ship, and the Dimension Tide, a device that creates artificial black holes! During a test of the Dimension Tide, eggs appear in the city of Shibuya and hatch into terrifying Meganurons! These creatures need water to grow and flood the city of Shibuya by breaking underground water veins. As they multiply and grow, they start to feed on the energy of humans. After gathering enough energy, they transform in to giant dragonfly monsters called Meganuras! And now they target Godzilla for energy to feed to the larva of their queen, which eventually hatches into the terrifying 60-meter Megaguirus who also begins to attack Godzilla for his energy. Now a 3-way battle between Godzilla, the Megaguirus, and humans begins! Will Godzilla win? Will humanity survive? Japan creates an artificial black hole device to trap Godzilla forever, but a test of the device creates new foes for Godzilla, car-sized dragonflies called meganula and their queen, Megaguirus. Personally, I think Godzilla is getting better here. I do not care what other people say (despite of Mechagodzilla being the most over-used foe ever). <br/><br/>This one deals with a boy who collects insects whom finds a giant egg. However, he does not like the looks of this egg and well, he throws it in a sewer (doh!).Then, Osaka becomes so heavily flooded and becomes home to the Meganurons and their evil mistress, Megaguirus, who looks like a very evil version of Mothra. Andthe Japanese millitary tries to lure Godzilla away (why?) and one woman in the army wants revenge on Godzilla for personal reasons, Godzilla still does what he must, destroy the wicked insects that were once food to Rodan long ago.<br/><br/>Personally, I think this is a fun movie. Sit down and give it a chance. **Possible spoilers**<br/><br/>Since 1984, Toho Studios of Japan has produced a series of Godzilla films that truly put the ones from 1961-1975 to total shame. They have not just improved their SPFX, but their stories are well done, with characters to match. 2000 saw the release of Godzilla vs. Megaguirus. The story: In an effort to destroy the energy-hungry Godzilla, the G-Defense Bureau has developed a miniature black hole that they hope will swallow Godzilla for good. After they test the weapon, it opens a temporary tiny hole to the past. A young boy finds a large prehistoric egg at the test spot and brings it to his new home in Osaka. From there it winds up in their sewer system, where a small egg colony grows. These hatch into 10 foot killer dragonflies. They feed upon Godzilla&#39;s blood and in turn feed it to a huge version of themselves. Naturally it takes an instant dislike to Godzilla. There are some great effects on show here, both CGI-type and miniature. As usual in this new series, the people are well drawn and we care about them. It&#39;s a shame that this one hasn&#39;t come to America. I&#39;m on the fence about releasing it here, considering how they cut up Godzilla 1984 and Godzilla 2000. They should just leave themis. Well worth tracking down. Rating: 6 out of ten. Great for anyone over the age of 8, but with some adult concepts for those over 16 (a hint of romance, corruption in high places, etc.).
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