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Negadon: The Monster from Mars Negadon: the Monsters from Mars

In the year 2025, mankind begins its triumphant expansion into space. But when a returning spaceship crash-lands on the streets of Tokyo, it unleashes a deadly cargo: Negadon, a giant, vicious monster from beneath the surface of Mars.

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3 months ago

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You "geuss"? Considering that it was an independent movie, I'm willing to bet they didn't have the budget for anything longer than half an hour.

7 months ago

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Someone just tryed to stick what would normaly be a 2 hour movie or at least a 12 episode show into one 30min mini-movie. I would describe it as speed reading a book but in this case the sped up a movie.

about 1 year ago

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A rare piece of cinema that can truely be called art. Even beyond my love for the Daikaiju (Giant monster) and Giant Robot Genres, this terrific animation raises both genres to where only a select few have gone before.

about 1 year ago

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Very well done, the director left me wanting more. great CGI

about 1 year ago

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I appreciated the painstaking job this animation was for the creators. Do Arigato Gozaimasu! I'm in my 50's and I grew up with Godzilla so,...Nihon, You've come a long way baby! Absolutely beautifully crafted.

about 1 year ago

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It was fantastic!At times I could not distinguish if this was real (live actors drawn over ) or 3-d anime.

about 1 year ago

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If you grew up watching b-movies about giant monsters who destroy large sections of Japan, then this is the short film to watch. It is so authentic to that genera that at times I even thought that miniatures were used in part of the filming! If that doesn't take you back to the late 70's early 80's then this movie is not for you

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