GODZILLA VS. SPACE GODZILLA is the follow up to GODZILLA VS. MECHAGODZILLA II, retaining actress Megumi Odaka who returns in her role as a psychic who has a special connection to the Big G. This is also a sequel insofar as Little Godzilla from the previous film returns, looking remarkably different but just as cute. The storyline also boasts Mothra in a cameo appearance, but for the most part this is about the two titular titans slugging it out.What I liked about this film was the storyline, which has direct links back to GODZILLA VS. BIOLLANTE so that it almost makes sense. Otherwise it's business as usual, another colourful sci-fi romp from Toho, packed with monster action and human incident. The monster stuff is particularly fun this time around, with Space Godzilla an impressive-looking opponent. There's also something new in the crystal structures he forms, making himself a nest in a devastated city, which I liked.The human story is slightly less intriguing, with a lack of clear-cut villains and far too much emphasis on Moguera, which is a pared-down version of MechaGodzilla which lacks the same impact. Still these films are undemanding fun as ever and it's difficult not to have fun with it.

Getting ready for the new Godzilla, I decided to revisit as many of the old ones as I could.In this one, we see that Godzilla has to defend Baby Godzilla, who is much bigger, against a UN built Transformer-type machine and also Space Godzilla, which was formed by some Godzilla DNA that traveled to space somehow. They keep getting sillier and sillier. This one seemed to drag on forever before we got to the real action. When we did, it wasn't as good as the others. I do have to admit that the finale, when Godzilla destroyed Space Godzilla, was spectacular and one of the best fireworks displays I have seen. The ending was sorta cheesy as Godzilla calmly reenters the sea to some romantic music and a setting sun, as two of the G-Force team walk along the beach holding hands and whispering sweet nothings. Megumi Odaka, Kôichi Ueda, and Kenji Sahara are back from the last film. Watch, if you must, but not as good.

Don't expect a star wars. With these films you never do and never should. Just like most of the godzilla films this one too is campy cheesy entertainment. Earlier i was very critical about the film. But watching it again i realized it was fun and not to be judged too harshly. In fact it is an underrated movie. Even among godzilla fan circles. This film is nonstop entertainment from beginning to end full of monster action and special effects which we Kaiju fans love to see. It has one of the best destruction scenes of all G films and Space godzilla is one hell of a monster. If you are a Godzilla fan, add it to your collection now.

This is one of the best of the Heisei movies. Unfortunately thats not saying a lot, but this one really is worth every minute. The 'suitmation' is excellent; from the city rampages to the landscape fights on infant island. The models are well made and the destruction is complete. Godzilla is cool as always, Moguera is OK. I'm personally a bit tired of giant robots, and mecha versions of monsters, but on the other hand it's nice to see the humans playing along with the big boys ;) Spacegodzilla on the other hand is a bit of a let down. hard to imagine when he's basically a Godzilla clone huh? But those two crystals on its shoulders looks like two enormous pimples. How about giving it a crystal ridge down its back to resemble Godzilla's fins?!? Now that would have been cool. He's a worthy opponent none the less. And now for the cheese. There's plenty of bad acting and crazy characters in this one, ridiculous one-liners and if you have the dubbed version, that just add to the fun. Also plot holes are a plenty. Like the explanation on Spacegodzilla's birth. G-cells released by Biollante when it dissolved and went into space and floated around and went through a black hole. If the cells could float around in space and reach a black hole within 4 years, the earth would be in a whole lot more danger than what the intergalactic Godzilla wannabe presented. A worthy installment in the Godzilla saga.