Terror of Mechagodzilla 4K 1975 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Aliens from a dying galaxy decide to move to Earth, destroying its population before doing so. The main weapon of the aggressors is a huge Mechagodzilla armed with laser and missiles. In addition, Professor Mafuni, who controls Titanosaurus, a huge amphibian monster, has defected to the aliens' side. For Godzilla, this battle promises to be difficult....

Review 4K Movie

The finale of the Seva era turned out to be rather mediocre—a direct sequel to Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla with a more boring set of monsters and even less action.

This time, the plot involves the revenge of an unrecognized genius—a classic “mad scientist” with negative personal motivations. Of course, to express his hatred for humanity, this luminary of science chooses a giant monster. The monster is called Titanosaurus, modeled after several aquatic dinosaurs, and looks rather silly. The set of attacks is also not particularly impressive. Even Ghigan was more interesting.

Godzilla appears around the last quarter of the film - completely out of nowhere - and enters into battle against the superior forces of the enemy with the expected result. Mechagodzilla's set of attacks remains the same - you won't see anything new, except for a small upgrade in the robot's design.

Overall, as I said, the film is extremely average and there's nothing to get hooked on. However, it's worth noting that the Japanese ended the franchise's assembly line production in time, took a 10-year break, and then... But that's a whole other story.