Gamera - Frankenstein's monster from the ice

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Movie
German title Gamera - Frankenstein's monster from the ice
Original title 大 怪 獣 ガ メ ラ
Daikaijū Gamera
Country of production Japan
original language Japanese
Publishing year 1965
length 79 minutes
Age rating FSK 6
Rod
Director Noriaki Yuasa
script Nisan Takahashi ,
Yonejiro Saito
production Hidemasa Nagata ,
Yonejiro Saito,
Masaichi Nagata
music Tadashi Yamauchi
camera Nobuo Munekawa
cut Tatsuji Nakashizu
occupation
chronology

Successor  →
Gamera versus Barugon - Frankenstein's dragon from the jungle

Gamera - Frankenstein's monster from the ice ( Japanese 怪 怪 獣 ガ メ ラ , Daikaijū Gamera dt. "Giant monster Gamera") is a Japanese kaijū film from 1965 about the monster Gamera . The film was continued in 1966 with Gamera versus Barugon - Frankenstein's Dragon from the Jungle and is the first part of the Gamera series. It is essentially based on the Godzilla films.

action

In an icy North American region, a bomber of unknown origin is shot down by an American fighter jet . The bomber crashes and an atomic bomb it was carrying explodes. The result is the awakening of a gigantic, prehistoric, turtle-like monster named Gamera.

Gamera destroys the American jet with his fireballs and takes refuge in the sea. The monster swims to Japan and appears in front of Sagami Bay , destroys the city of Fujisawa and then retreats back into the sea. Scientists and government officials hold a conference to discuss whether it would be better to kill Gamera. Meanwhile, Gamera destroys a research ship and its crew, and then swims on to Tokyo . There he is bombed several times and protects himself with his tank. In the end, Gamera is trapped in a capsule and shot into space.

World premieres

  • Japan: November 27, 1965
  • USA: December 15, 1966
  • Germany: November 18, 2011 (released on DVD)

Trivia

The film was shown in the comedy television series Mystery Science Theater 3000 .

Individual evidence

  1. World premieres according to IMDb

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