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title: "Invasion of Astro-Monster"
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# Invasion of Astro-Monster

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## Description

(Sci-Fi) Invasion of Astro-Monster/Godzilla vs. Monster Zero -- Aliens from Planet X borrow our monsters for a little extermination project, but they've got something else up their sleeves: world domination! Using mind-control technology, these vinyl-and-sunglasses wearing spacemen turn Godzilla, Rodan and King Ghidorah loose in Japan, demanding Earth's surrender! It's up to American astronaut F. Glenn, his galaxy-trotting buddy Fuji, and nerdy inventor Tetsuo to break the aliens' hold on the monsters and save our planet from certain doom.

Review: Great Print! Widescreen! Giant Monsters! Miss Namikawa! What More Do You Want? - Well, on Blu ray would be nice but until then this EPIC Japanese classic looks pretty darn good on this DVD. This is my all time favorite 60s Japanese sci-fi movie. Toho got American funding for this one and they spent it well on some excellent special effects, fantastic sets, great matte shots, and beautifully designed miniatures. This is NOT a "guys in rubber suits stomping on Tokyo" movie, nor is it high art; it is rather a well shot and totally fun slice of cheese with some true characters in it, something rare in this genre. Starting with the boys from Planet X and their way-cool attitudes and outfits, the ever fetching and evil Miss Namikawa, Nick Adam's swaggering American tough-guy routine, and a comic-relief Nerdlinger inventor with a GF who is far too cute for him, there is some actual character development. The flight and adventures to and on Planet X are the high points of the film. They are very VERY well done, the effects, sets and miniatures are the best I have ever seen in a Japanese movie from the 60s. It is a little long and loses some punch in the last 30 minutes; 94 minutes is about 20 too long, but that is my only complaint. When you can get DVDs in widescreen, or in the original 4:3 aspect ratio (as opposed to the dreadful "full screen" treatment) and watch them on a modern BD player they can have I would say, scientifically speaking, "pretty good" (LOL) image quality and this is a good example.
Review: Entertainingly colorful sci-fi movie...also featuring Godzilla - This is a personal favorite among Godzilla films despite not actually being the best showing for Godzilla himself (the 1954 original remains in a more-serious class above all others). Godzilla (kind of a showy pugilist in this one), Rodan, and King Ghidorah of course have some fighting to do and later in the film wreck quite a bit of the Japanese countryside. But the real entertainment of Invasion of Astro-Monster (or "Godzilla vs Monster Zero" as I first came to know it) comes from the entertaining sci-fi storyline and actor camaraderie. This is especially the case with Nick Adams as Astronaut Glenn and his spicy interaction with the ever-attractive Kumi Mizuno, playing the mysterious Miss Namikawa. The Planet X aliens are also immensely memorable, designed and acted with a fun 60's sci-fi flamboyance. The DVD package itself is surprisingly well-produced. Nicely presented menus start with a front end offering either the English or Japanese language versions, both of which are agreeable. From there a new menu arrives offering the feature, an informative optional commentary running over the movie, and an art gallery.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Akira Kubo, Akira Takarada, Fuyuki Murakami, Gen Shimizu, Haruo Nakajima, Ishiro Honda, Jun Tazaki, Kazuo Suzuki, Keiko Sawai, Kumi Mizuno, Nick Adams, Noriko Sengoku, Takamaru Sasaki, Toki Shiozawa, Yoshio Tsuchiya Contributor Akira Kubo, Akira Takarada, Fuyuki Murakami, Gen Shimizu, Haruo Nakajima, Ishiro Honda, Jun Tazaki, Kazuo Suzuki, Keiko Sawai, Kumi Mizuno, Nick Adams, Noriko Sengoku, Takamaru Sasaki, Toki Shiozawa, Yoshio Tsuchiya See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 240 Reviews |
| Format | Closed-captioned, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Language | English, Japanese |
| Runtime | 3 hours and 6 minutes |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Print! Widescreen! Giant Monsters! Miss Namikawa! What More Do You Want?
*by A***R on June 11, 2014*

Well, on Blu ray would be nice but until then this EPIC Japanese classic looks pretty darn good on this DVD. This is my all time favorite 60s Japanese sci-fi movie. Toho got American funding for this one and they spent it well on some excellent special effects, fantastic sets, great matte shots, and beautifully designed miniatures. This is NOT a "guys in rubber suits stomping on Tokyo" movie, nor is it high art; it is rather a well shot and totally fun slice of cheese with some true characters in it, something rare in this genre. Starting with the boys from Planet X and their way-cool attitudes and outfits, the ever fetching and evil Miss Namikawa, Nick Adam's swaggering American tough-guy routine, and a comic-relief Nerdlinger inventor with a GF who is far too cute for him, there is some actual character development. The flight and adventures to and on Planet X are the high points of the film. They are very VERY well done, the effects, sets and miniatures are the best I have ever seen in a Japanese movie from the 60s. It is a little long and loses some punch in the last 30 minutes; 94 minutes is about 20 too long, but that is my only complaint. When you can get DVDs in widescreen, or in the original 4:3 aspect ratio (as opposed to the dreadful "full screen" treatment) and watch them on a modern BD player they can have I would say, scientifically speaking, "pretty good" (LOL) image quality and this is a good example.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Entertainingly colorful sci-fi movie...also featuring Godzilla
*by R***K on June 14, 2014*

This is a personal favorite among Godzilla films despite not actually being the best showing for Godzilla himself (the 1954 original remains in a more-serious class above all others). Godzilla (kind of a showy pugilist in this one), Rodan, and King Ghidorah of course have some fighting to do and later in the film wreck quite a bit of the Japanese countryside. But the real entertainment of Invasion of Astro-Monster (or "Godzilla vs Monster Zero" as I first came to know it) comes from the entertaining sci-fi storyline and actor camaraderie. This is especially the case with Nick Adams as Astronaut Glenn and his spicy interaction with the ever-attractive Kumi Mizuno, playing the mysterious Miss Namikawa. The Planet X aliens are also immensely memorable, designed and acted with a fun 60's sci-fi flamboyance. The DVD package itself is surprisingly well-produced. Nicely presented menus start with a front end offering either the English or Japanese language versions, both of which are agreeable. From there a new menu arrives offering the feature, an informative optional commentary running over the movie, and an art gallery.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Zero no zero in history of monster films
*by G***N on December 24, 2010*

Wow! This is one of my favorite old Japanese monster flicks of all time. Toho really brought to life three of the biggies in a fight over their homeland and another land you'll learn all about in the second of the Ghidorah/Monster Zero series. Throw in Godzilla and Rodan and you have a nasty little recipe for an all out war of the prehistoric monsters of the far east. This Godzilla installment also features a nice trip into orbit to a galaxy far far aw...uh well, you get the picture. In the process the big lizard and the huge old wind makin bird of prey get hijacked and taken up to a rock in space that ruled by a three headed ball of fury. The trio ends up back at earth for a whopper of a tag team match featuring Zilla and Ridan vs. Monster Zero!! Throw in a some heavy duty sonic waves, the Japanese army, a semi love story involving clones, and a mean ole group of non earthlings who covet our digs and whahlah..the result is a king sized battle that doesnt necessarily end in death. Have fun watching this great flick of the Japanese monsters at their best.

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