Top 11 best ゴジラ films.

Number 1: The finale to the 90's series, and it goes out on a bang. The special effects are top notch. Increadible monster fight scenes in store, seeing Destoroyah spewing blood everywhere simply looks awesome.

Here is my review- Well, I'm starting to go through a Godzilla craze again, going through some of the films, and spending large sums of money on collectibles. I have this pretty far up on my top 10 list, so I thought I'd give it another watch.

The characters are the same old same old, except for Emiko who keeps showing up. The plot is simple, not much else to say. But the monsters are what makes this film one of the best in the series. Burning Godzilla is one bad ass design. Then we got Destoroyah, who looks like the devil when he emerges in the flames in his final form. This movie is classic nostalgia, the sound effects during the horror esc shootout with the police and small destoroyah bring back so many memories. The action is pretty good, but it is annoying how Godzilla gets knocked down 5 times during the final fight. The whole part with junior Godzilla getting killed before he reached Godzilla made me cry as a child. It still is pretty sad. It makes you wonder how Rodan gave his life force to Godzilla a few films back, it looked like Godzilla tried that, but I don't know.

I was surprised at how violent this film is, it's down right brutal at times. Godzilla getting his flesh sliced off from destoroyah's horn thing. Or destoroyah's chest being blown open with blood flying every where, then having half of his face blown off. There also plenty more gory moments. Damn, this is PG-13 worthy material.

It still holds up fairly well, it still remains one of the best films in the series.

Although it may not be my favorite, you gotta give credit where credit is deserved. This film sparked a franchise that never stops. There are currently 28 films so far, but with a new american one coming out, the japannease won't be too far behind. Check out this classic. I hate these f-cking idiots that use the term cardboard models, have you seen these films, does it look like cardboard, my god...zilla.

Definatly my favorite of the 2000's series. Kiryu(aka mechagodzilla) looks fantastic. There are only two fight scenes, but they are both great. Also check out this films sequel " tokyo s.o.s."

This one has a more serious tone to it, but it's still some good ol' fun. The monsters look great and the sets aren't too shabby either.

Here we have an interesting plot involving time travel, and the birth of Ghidorah. With increadible action scenes and detailed sets, this one is a must watch.

If you want action and cheese, look no further. At two hours long you will be fully entertained, there is more kung-fu and destruction than you can handle. Oh and there is a cameo from Zilla, who gets destroyed instantly.

Read my review.

I judged this film in the past, but after just watching it again, I must say it is awesome. There are very little complaints to be had, in a matter of fact, there is nothing I find bad about it. Even with all the comedic effects in the final fight, it just adds to the enjoyment factor, because you can laugh at the goofy-ness.

I really like the time line this film has, it's great to see recreated footage of the first film. I don't know why, but I really like how Godzilla was portrayed in this. He wasn't random, like he was every other film. He only came up to destroy stuff when he sensed radiation or plasma. If anything, the humans are more aggressive than Godzilla. He's just chilling out in the middle of the ocean, and uh-oh, there's the humans. Out of all the films, this one you could make a commentary out of what he was thinking. It's funny how humans release a meganula because of their dimension tide machine. I want to know what's on the other side of the black hole, there's a lot of possibilities. Anyway, some dumb ass kid picks up it's egg, and brings it with him to Tokyo. And he just ends up dumping it into the sewers, because he had super human strength to lift up the man hole. So it hatches, it eats some people, and now there is about a thousand of them. When they swarm Godzilla, it reminds me of mosquito's swarming me when ever I go out side. The final set looks great, the fight is pretty good, their was a lot of funny moments. So Godzilla saves humanity from being over run by a Mega-whatever you call it-guirus threat. And how do they repay him, well trying to suck him up into a black hole. And there's also the plot about stupid humans being the only reason Godzilla keeps entering Japanese soil, instead of just chilling out in the ocean. But luckily for Godzilla, the dimension tide failed, and he still walks free. The ending was very well done, it puts a big smile on your face that Godzilla is truly unstoppable. And I should mention that the music is very good.

So looking back, this film was one the most well done in the series, it just feels great to watch and it's a lot of fun.

Amazing special effects, interesting story line. Read my review for it.

The birth of the monster rumble. four monsters, including the one and only King Ghidorah. Then we got mothra and rodan. Throw in Godzilla and you got yourself the recipe for chaos. It's not the best, but it is fun.

You may ask, why in the world would I put this in the list. It's quite simple really, Gigan. Gigan is my fovorite toho monster, he looks bada**, and where have you ever seen anything like him. Of course it has another favorite of mine, Angirus, if I even spelt that correctly.

number 12: The American version, better pacing, better sound design, better score. And of course Orga, one of the best monsters in the franchise who is unfortunately forgotten.