King Kong vs Godzilla (1962) Original Japanese version

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King Kong vs Godzilla (1962) Original Japanese version
  • Release date: 26 Jun 1963
  • Release year: 1963
  • Runtime: 91 minutes
  • Country: Japan, United States
  • Keywords: godzilla, monster, king kong character, giant ape, kaiju, monster versus monster, giant monster, 1960s, japan, battle
  • Budget: $200,000
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A UN reporter covers the appearance of a prehistoric monster that emerges from hibernation, while a pharmaceutical company seeks publicity with a monster of their own.
(Re-edited US Version) Eric Carter, a reporter for the United Nations, reports on a submarine which collides with an iceberg and frees Godzilla. The news of this soon leads to Mr. Tako, the chairman of a pharmaceutical company, to seek a monster of his own to generate publicity. He sends out an expedition to Farou Island where they discover the god of the island in the form of King Kong. The giant ape is capture and returned to Japan, upon which it escapes and heads off on a collision course straight towards Godzilla. The two rivals soon clash in a giant climatic battle.

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