VampireLord1024
Late Night Party Dude
A few that I really like are Godzilla VS Destoryorah, Godzilla VS Megalon, (mainly due to Jet Jaguar being in it) and Godzilla VS SpaceGodzilla.
I've also seen those movies, maybe Godzilla vs Hedorah and Godzilla vs Megaguirus two or more times and maybe once for Godzilla vs Biollante.I really like Godzilla vs. Hedorah (a.k.a Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster). Hedorah’s a great movie monster — he’s all goopy, with terrifying red eyes, and he’s got, like, a million forms! I tend to like creatures made of slop and slime, and I think Hedorah’s the only kaiju that fits such a description.
The movie had some really neat parts, too, like a bunch of creepy animated segments and some great vocal songs. I like how dance and music is a major theme through the film — it builds an extremely tense, crowded, uncomfortable atmosphere, which serves as a good metaphor for the impact of pollution. Tokyo looks really gross and filthy in the movie — and, of course, that was accurate to what it was actually like in the ‘70s, so I think the environmental message comes across well.
The scene where “Save the Earth” plays over a montage of sewage pouring into the ocean, forming and mutating Hedorah, interspersed with a crowd of people wearing fish masks and dancing up against each other in a dark, cramped nightclub is awesome. I think I “got” what the movie was going for, and I was really entertained throughout. The battle between Big G and Hedorah at the end is kind of dumb, but enjoyable in a silly way, where you’re fully aware that it’s just two losers in rubber suits limply posing at each other. It sucks, but it’s great.
I love the movie’s marketing, too. The Polish poster for it was my phone wallpaper for many, many years, and this kiddy promotional tie-in song is hilarious:
I've also seen Godzilla vs. Megaguirus, which is completely unremarkable and boring throughout. I kind of like Megaguirus conceptually, though, because dragonflies are cool. Just watch a clip of the ending fight scene on YouTube and save yourself 90 minutes of people blabbering on about nonsense.
Oh, and I watched Godzilla vs. Biollante, too! (In case you haven't noticed, I prefer kaiju that aren't based on animals.) The first half, before any monsters show up, is quite good – the scene where all the kids are drawing pictures of what's happening in their nightmares, and it's revealed to be Godzilla, is very effective – but all the actual on-screen fighting is just a bunch of standing around while dust motes fly across the screen. Great soundtrack, though!