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War of the Gargantuas (Rare American Trailer)

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Uploaded by on Jul 6, 2011

Here's a rare American trailer to WAR OF THE GARGANTUAS (1966).
Usually this film is co-billed with the Godzilla film, MONSTER ZERO (a.k.a. GODZILLA VS. MONSTER ZERO).
There was an episode of SCOOBY-DOO: MYSTERY INCORPORATED called "Battle of the Humongonauts". It was an homage to this 60's kaiju film. The song, "The words get stuck in my throat", is featured in this episode.
Enjoy.
(WAR OF THE GARGANTUAS copyright Toho Company Limited)

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  • in a world of remakes, why won't they remake something good like this

  • @SegaSatern Have Mickey Rourke as the voice of Sanda and Jason Statham as the voice os Gaira.

    Just imagine.

  • @MattBL lol mickey rourke could play one of the monsters. With his face, makeup and costumes wouldn't be needed XD

  • @takerfan333 LOL!

    

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  • @TobeyStarburst

    that scene at 1:27 scared the hell outta me as a kid

  • This movie kicked ass, the monsters were actually very scary to me when I was a little kid lol.

  • @SegaSatern NO!!! No remakes! Leave this movie alone! Stop killing originality with more remakes of films that are fine the way they are. Just enjoy the movie the way it is.

    Besides every giant monster fan knows that the best movies involve guys in suits and not 3D :)

  • West Side Story.

  • lol the music keeps jumping

  • Nephilim?

  • @SegaSatern I agree. I would love to see a remake of this as well as King Kong vs. Godzilla. I mean, they have remade The Thing, The Stepfather, Nightmare on Elm St, Fright Night, Planet of the Apes, and other movies. It's time for some remakes of some good ol' Japanese monster films that we grew up on.

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