When I turned 10, long time ago, my Mom invited me to the movies and immediately I said Gorgo but the my older brother made a big fuss because he wanted to watch a Disney movie about a seal named Sammy and, as always, Mom yield and never saw the movie,that is, until today. Thank you for posting; I’ll get a big teapot and enjoyed while watching. Have a great day all and a very happy, healthy and safe 2023!
And? Gerado, after all these years and finally getting to see it, did you like it? What did you think of it? And what would your 10 year old self have thought of it? :)
@@flashgordon6670 they should have thought of that before they tried to exploit an innocent creature. Humans will get no sympathy from me. Blame the jerks who cared more about getting rich, than respecting nature.
King Kong broke loose in New York and climbed Empire State Building, Ymir in 20 million miles to earth went to farm, cirucus and Roman Coliseum, Octopus in It a Came from beneath the sea attacked Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco, Flying saucer movie blew up the White house and Capitol. Giant Gila monster and 50 foot woman were in small towns.
Me too especially when the monsters don't mean any harm they just want to be left alone we humans always ruin everything exploiting everything all for the almighty buck I saw gorgo when I was 8 years old at the theater scared the heck out of me when the big one came out of the water and crushed that house that night in my bed it was raining outside and I was scared as hell thinking that gorgo was going to step on my house God was I scared I am 69 years old now and that scene of gorgo stepping on that house still scares me LOL
@@albertrandall6388 I had the same EXACT issues, but with the original Godzilla!!! That had a rainstorm progressing, in it too. I never saw that scene, you're describing (and I grew up with it), and through all the years, until this time. That WAS, quite a disturbing part.
Of course none of the "man in the monster suit" movies seem real. They aren't the monster movies of today where the sky is the limit. These movies like Gorgo, Godzilla and others have a certain charm of their own. To a kid growing up in the 60s and 70s, these movies were awesome and exciting. I love them to this day!
I remember seeing this movie when I was a lot younger and found it action packed and thrilling. Even today after 60 years, I still enjoy it. And with a happy ending for the monsters. Thanks for posting it. Joe S.
Man was this a great film! I "saved" watching it for when I could sit down and really enjoy it, and I'm so glad I did! What's amazing is this movie is over 60 years old and, I gotta say, a lot of the effects hold up! I mean, its not fooling us, but they are very respectable! And Gorgo always looks like a man in a suit, but that's just part of the fun! This is a great movie and I'm so glad I finally took the time to watch it.
I saw this classic at a local theater back in 1961 when it was originally released! Loved it then.... still one of my all-time favorites! I have it on both DVD and BluRay, still own the original Charlton comic edition with Steve Ditko's incredible art and have a model of the title beastie, itself in my collection. How I wish that one of the studios would remake this movie with today's technology! Bring back GORGO!
The models were well made, and the camera special effects was state of art for 61, this movie must have been expensive to make, and not just another giant monster movie back then
All they had to do was give her baby back, but NO. They tried to destroy the mother. A mother's love is like no other. All those people killed, and buildings destroyed for what? Money. Great movie Thanx for sharing.
Saw GORGO in the Cinema, as a boy in '61 and loved it, along with "Dinosaurus," a year earlier. Also, "The Time Machine" (1960) is a great one with an all-star cast...........including Rod Taylor.
The Time Machine is one of my favorite films too! And also "Journey to the Center of the Earth" the one with James Mason and Pat Boone...although the dinosaurs in that film were pretty tacky...
King Kong meets Godzilla on a remote area of Ireland??? A reptile lining in the North Atlantic??? Why not, sounds like a sensible plot and I'm a sucker for B-movies. King Kong= New York, Godzilla=Tokyo, Gorgo= London??? How did this movie not get more recognition?
"This towering apperition from before, the dawn of history". Always liked 'Gorgo', since I was a little boy. It's the little boy, friendly Godzilla-like, giant lizard, picture!! This is basically, the Irish Godzilla of it's day.
This is a well made movie. The way the monsters move, the cityscape set, the depiction of people trying to escape, everything is similar to Japanese monster movies. You do a lot of research on Japanese tokusatsu films. Did a Japanese film company cooperate?
I well recall watching this at the Theater as a kid, and Cheering Gorgo when his Mom came to take him 'home'. 👍👍& 5⭐+ Loved Bill Travers in the Western _Duel at Diablo_ too! 💯😀🐎🍿🐎🍕🐎🍿
There were scenes in Godzilla where the man in the suit looked pretty good. When he was approaching the power lines, was one that comes to mind. Gorgo wasn't too bad in a few spots either, but no, man in a suit, monster, can compare to Gorgo, or his mother, with the ears. First thing I noticed the first time I saw it. They even wiggled a few times. Outstanding.
Hurrah for the monster...! I saw Gorgo in a movie theater when I was only 11 and at the end of the movie I was jumping on my seat of joy watching her getting away with her little brat.
@@rubenoteiza9261 yeah I couldn't wait till it came to our small town theater , and that was the only ending that would have made any sense . Did you think the 4 million volts was going to kill it too ?
@@jonesy4588 I heard somewhere that the reason why the director allowed Gorgo(na) to live was because he had gone to see some monster movie with his llittle daughter and the monster was killed in the end and she had started crying for the deceased monster. So he decided to make another monster movie in which the monster would live. Kudos for that little girl, she rendered a service to millions of us.
@@jonesy4588 I dont remember specifically but during my childhood I saw a lot of monster movies and I think Gorgo was the first one where the monster wins.
The director of Gorgo was also the director of The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1953), which inspired Godzilla (they don't like to admit that) and then Godzilla inspired Gorgo. Always wondered how the Brits felt about seeing London Bridge and Big Ben (which survived World War Two) destroyed on screen in an American monster movie. I was surprised they never made a sequel although there were about 20 issues of Gorgo comics, issue one being an adaptation of this movie. Issue one was reprinted in a 1966 comic called Fantastic Giants.
It was a co-production of the United Kingdom, United states and Ireland, it was filmed at Borehamwood studios Hertfordshire England and Bulloch Harbour near Dalkey in Ireland, the cast and star Bill Travers were English, not everything was made entirely in America.
@@leahwalker2563 The King Brothers originally wanted the movie to be a Japanese American co production but that couldn’t happen. They then thought of Paris but realized it was too far inland. So they settled on London. William Sylvester was actually American but became a British citizen after WWII. Also the director did not want any scenes of the military attacking Gorgo because he didn’t think Gorgo would be able to survive all that artillery. It’s said he would later get a print of the movie and cut out all the military scenes for his own private use.
It does seem kinda ridiculous that NOTHING would work. I know that some animals have thick skins, but you can still take them down with heavier weaponry.
Personally, as a Londoner, I loved it. I never saw it as an American film, as others have explained it was a co-production anyway. As a kid I just thrilled at seeing places I knew well being smashed by my favourite kind of film star... a giant reptilian monster :) I've been a big fan since then and am so glad to see Gorgo getting some recognition after all these years (a whole load of new merch is on the way). Hopefully he'll be back on the big screen one day!
It's funny that this movie and another one called Konga were 2 giant monster movies filmed in London and that a lot of the major fighting took place near Big Ben but unlike in Konga where the famous clocktower was still standing and the climax of the film in the movie Gorgo the tower took a direct hit from missiles and the rest of it was toppled over by the title Monster along with half of London including it's famous bridge giving a whole new meaning to the song 'London Bridges falling down London Bridges falling DOWN'.
I saw this movie about 60 years ago when l was a child. So I like the Godzilla movies then. I have excited when watched the first English monster movie, from Japan.
In Japan and England when the giant monster comes onshore the people run for their lives and call the Army, Navy and Air Force. In Ireland when the giant monster comes onshore the villagers say ''piss off mate, eat this'' and then decide to go catch the lad .. Ahh ,the Irish
I saw this on first release as a 10 year old. Wow!! Dated now the the memory lives on and I'll stand corrected but is this the first "monster" movie where the monsters survive? I think we all missed the "live and let live" message in Gorgo so maybe not so dated after all.
A great movie! I love the older monster movies. The costumes are so amazingly awful! As for the special effects? Perfectly horrifying! But, oh, boy, was that all high tec at the time.
I am 14 year old young Indian boy and watching 62 year old English movie it's imagine imaging amazing wonderful beautiful lovely incredible fantastic huge moment of my life and nothing
Yes this flick is campy and silly. But let’s not forget this is Englands first shot at a this genre, and the miniatures are excellent, even better than the Japanese godzilla miniatures
It's 3:03 a.m. in Winnipeg here in Canada. I've gotten up really early so I can organize my last 3 (4?) years of income tax receipts, but I think I'll watch "Gorgo" instead.
Great movie. I can see the director yelling to the people....... Run run damm it run like there is a monster chasing you. Very good acting for that time.
I use to really enjoyed watching these type of films when I was a kid back in the 60's on TV. But this is the first time that I saw this film 'Gorgo'. Now in my late 60's it was a bit boring, but somewhat interesting. That big mom of a lizard was certainly pissed that her baby lizard was kidnaped to be used for profit. Can't blame her for that. But all and all a happy ending.
What I find cute about this movie is that Gorgo destroys half of London and every major city landmark but she wisely stays away from Buckingham Palace and Downing St. 10. It seems "she" had managed to get thoroughly informed about local social and political sensitivities before getting on with her rampage.
I just started watching the credits, and I'm already scared! 😂 : NOW I remember: I saw this movie when I was only 9 years old. Thought it was cool. And EVERYBODY smoked in those days.
Thought I'd give the 60 s a Chance for sci-fi found this gem frome1961 one of the players bill travers was in the movie born free the fact that started in Ireland was A big plus love Ireland!!!!
46:35 Thats the first time I ever saw the British High Command order an American Jet off a British carrier. **The moral of this story: "NEVER piss off a Momma with kids!"
46:48 For just two brief seconds we see the dark silhouette of the USS Enterprise in the World War II Pacific Ocean. She was the famous and infamous American Navy aircraft carrier from that war.
William Sylvester goes from this movie with monsters from the deep, to a monolith buried on the Moon by Aliens, in the Classic movie: "2001: A Space Odyssey".
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When I turned 10, long time ago, my Mom invited me to the movies and immediately I said Gorgo but the my older brother made a big fuss because he wanted to watch a Disney movie about a seal named Sammy and, as always, Mom yield and never saw the movie,that is, until today. Thank you for posting; I’ll get a big teapot and enjoyed while watching. Have a great day all and a very happy, healthy and safe 2023!
yours must be the only mother who yielded to an older brother.
Gorgo needs to go settle the score
And? Gerado, after all these years and finally getting to see it, did you like it? What did you think of it? And what would your 10 year old self have thought of it? :)
GERARDO sees GORGO.🎬🍻😂
Thank you for the well wishes.
And same to you Fatcat have the best 2023 ever
I've loved this movie ever since I was a little girl, a giant creature movie that has a happy ending. Thank you for posting this.
happy ending?? that british godzilla wanna be wiped out half of london
@@joeenglert An innocent animal taken captive by greedy humans, it's mother comes and rescues him. I always root for Godzilla.
@@joeenglert It's the Irish Godzilla. The British/Scottish Godzilla was "The Giant Behemoth".
Yeah not so happy if you’re a Londoner or someone who depends on electricity from the power station that was destroyed.
@@flashgordon6670 they should have thought of that before they tried to exploit an innocent creature. Humans will get no sympathy from me. Blame the jerks who cared more about getting rich, than respecting nature.
I loved this Movie.
Momma Gorgo was the Real Hero of the Story.
At least Tokyo was saved from destruction
About time they got a break
King Kong broke loose in New York and climbed Empire State Building, Ymir in 20 million miles to earth went to farm, cirucus and Roman Coliseum, Octopus in It a Came from beneath the sea attacked Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco, Flying saucer movie blew up the White house and Capitol. Giant Gila monster and 50 foot woman were in small towns.
King Kong first attacked crew from a ship and then broke wood Gate to attack Islanders before captured and taken to New York.
It wasn't Tokyo. It was London!
Gorgo was always my favorite monster movie. I always cheered the Mama on. Hands off her baby!
You GO Gorgo! Wreak havoc on those humans! I always side for the monsters.
Me too
🖐👍🏻🙂
Just like me.Monsters are cute
Me too especially when the monsters don't mean any harm they just want to be left alone we humans always ruin everything exploiting everything all for the almighty buck I saw gorgo when I was 8 years old at the theater scared the heck out of me when the big one came out of the water and crushed that house that night in my bed it was raining outside and I was scared as hell thinking that gorgo was going to step on my house God was I scared I am 69 years old now and that scene of gorgo stepping on that house still scares me LOL
@@albertrandall6388 I had the same EXACT issues, but with the original Godzilla!!! That had a rainstorm progressing, in it too. I never saw that scene, you're describing (and I grew up with it), and through all the years, until this time. That WAS, quite a disturbing part.
A fun movie with a "Monster" budget ... Awesome !
Stunningly better than 1976 King Kong. Brings home it isn't how you do the effects but how well you do the effects.
A good solid Monster Movie from Great Britain, with Very Good Special Effects for it´s time.
Of course none of the "man in the monster suit" movies seem real. They aren't the monster movies of today where the sky is the limit. These movies like Gorgo, Godzilla and others have a certain charm of their own. To a kid growing up in the 60s and 70s, these movies were awesome and exciting. I love them to this day!
I remember seeing this movie when I was a lot younger and found it action packed and thrilling. Even today after 60 years, I still enjoy it. And with a happy ending for the monsters. Thanks for posting it. Joe S.
Man was this a great film! I "saved" watching it for when I could sit down and really enjoy it, and I'm so glad I did! What's amazing is this movie is over 60 years old and, I gotta say, a lot of the effects hold up! I mean, its not fooling us, but they are very respectable! And Gorgo always looks like a man in a suit, but that's just part of the fun! This is a great movie and I'm so glad I finally took the time to watch it.
It's very entertaining!! I grew up on it☺️!!
Loved The ending mother And kid reunited 😊😊😊😊😊
This is a super awesome British movie from 1961!
I saw this classic at a local theater back in 1961 when it was originally released! Loved it then.... still one of my all-time favorites! I have it on both DVD and BluRay, still own the original Charlton comic edition with Steve Ditko's incredible art and have a model of the title beastie, itself in my collection. How I wish that one of the studios would remake this movie with today's technology! Bring back GORGO!
The models were well made, and the camera special effects was state of art for 61, this movie must have been expensive to make, and not just another giant monster movie back then
Looks great filmed in color.
All they had to do was give her baby back, but NO. They tried to destroy the mother. A mother's love is like no other. All those people killed, and buildings destroyed for what? Money. Great movie Thanx for sharing.
Not my mother, she’d sell me off to a circus given half a chance.
@@flashgordon6670 I doubt that but then my mom did give us away for awhile
@@crystalwilson3466 Single mother, for sure.😂
@@flashgordon6670 Single mother who wants to get rid of of her unwanted offspring. What's new?
Typical greedy imperialists
Cool movie...perfect intro music for a western...love it
This is one of my favourite films. Thank you so much for putting it up for everyone to enjoy.
Saw GORGO in the Cinema, as a boy in '61 and loved it, along with "Dinosaurus," a year earlier. Also, "The Time Machine" (1960) is a great one with an all-star cast...........including Rod Taylor.
Loved them all, same as you! Today, I own all three of them!
The Time Machine is one of my favorite films too! And also "Journey to the Center of the Earth" the one with James Mason and Pat Boone...although the dinosaurs in that film were pretty tacky...
CAN'T TOUCH THE TIME MACHINE WITH GEORGE PAL SPECIAL EFFECTS
I saw this around the 1970's as a 8 year old kid. All I recall was the look of Gorgo and the flappy ears!!! Great monster movie!!!
Well done! I can't say that this was one of my favorite movies but after the way you presented it
I'll have to see it again..
😊
King Kong meets Godzilla on a remote area of Ireland??? A reptile lining in the North Atlantic??? Why not, sounds like a sensible plot and I'm a sucker for B-movies.
King Kong= New York, Godzilla=Tokyo, Gorgo= London??? How did this movie not get more recognition?
What an amazing Godzilla inspiration🦎👏👏👏
I think it's the other way around but they are definitely related
Saw this as a child. I remember screaming & crying. My Father carried Me out of the theater. That was 50 plus years ago...🕐👀🐸
The soundtracks on these old movies are great. Destruction backed by a symphony
Beautiful story✌️
"This towering apperition from before, the dawn of history". Always liked 'Gorgo', since I was a little boy. It's the little boy, friendly Godzilla-like, giant lizard, picture!! This is basically, the Irish Godzilla of it's day.
I saw this movie as kid in the when it first came out ,Great memories!
Yes love rhis show.❤
very realistic.....i once saw a baby Gorgo on a sandbar in Naples FL
Love this movie, Bill Travers great actor!!
This is a well made movie. The way the monsters move, the cityscape set, the depiction of people trying to escape, everything is similar to Japanese monster movies. You do a lot of research on Japanese tokusatsu films. Did a Japanese film company cooperate?
Great classic
I well recall watching this at the Theater as a kid, and Cheering Gorgo when his Mom came to take him 'home'. 👍👍& 5⭐+ Loved Bill Travers in the Western _Duel at Diablo_ too! 💯😀🐎🍿🐎🍕🐎🍿
The plot of these movies is always the same, but in this one the actors acted much better than in many other ones !
There were scenes in Godzilla where the man in the suit looked pretty good. When he was approaching the power lines, was one that comes to mind. Gorgo wasn't too bad in a few spots either, but no, man in a suit, monster, can compare to Gorgo, or his mother, with the ears. First thing I noticed the first time I saw it. They even wiggled a few times. Outstanding.
I saw this at the show back in the 60's , the best monster movie I ever saw and the monster won !
Hurrah for the monster...! I saw Gorgo in a movie theater when I was only 11 and at the end of the movie I was jumping on my seat of joy watching her getting away with her little brat.
@@rubenoteiza9261 yeah I couldn't wait till it came to our small town theater , and that was the only ending that would have made any sense . Did you think the 4 million volts was going to kill it too ?
@@jonesy4588 I heard somewhere that the reason why the director allowed Gorgo(na) to live was because he had gone to see some monster movie with his llittle daughter and the monster was killed in the end and she had started crying for the deceased monster. So he decided to make another monster movie in which the monster would live. Kudos for that little girl, she rendered a service to millions of us.
@@rubenoteiza9261 I bet you saw Rodan too a few years before Gargo came out , I cried when they killed them at the end .
@@jonesy4588 I dont remember specifically but during my childhood I saw a lot of monster movies and I think Gorgo was the first one where the monster wins.
7:03 INCREDIBLE! The previously though to be extinct prehistoric Indian Rubber Fish! :0)
What a bunch of happy nerds. Glad to be her sharing the nerderity with you.
The director of Gorgo was also the director of The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1953), which inspired Godzilla (they don't like to admit that) and then Godzilla inspired Gorgo. Always wondered how the Brits felt about seeing London Bridge and Big Ben (which survived World War Two) destroyed on screen in an American monster movie. I was surprised they never made a sequel although there were about 20 issues of Gorgo comics, issue one being an adaptation of this movie. Issue one was reprinted in a 1966 comic called Fantastic Giants.
It was a co-production of the United Kingdom, United states and Ireland, it was filmed at Borehamwood studios Hertfordshire England and Bulloch Harbour near Dalkey in Ireland, the cast and star Bill Travers were English, not everything was made entirely in America.
@@leahwalker2563 The King Brothers originally wanted the movie to be a Japanese American co production but that couldn’t happen. They then thought of Paris but realized it was too far inland. So they settled on London. William Sylvester was actually American but became a British citizen after WWII. Also the director did not want any scenes of the military attacking Gorgo because he didn’t think Gorgo would be able to survive all that artillery. It’s said he would later get a print of the movie and cut out all the military scenes for his own private use.
It does seem kinda ridiculous that NOTHING would work. I know that some animals have thick skins, but you can still take them down with heavier weaponry.
@@HenryvKeiper It’s also said because his daughter cried over the Rhedosaurus dying, he promised her that Gorgo will live at the end.
Personally, as a Londoner, I loved it. I never saw it as an American film, as others have explained it was a co-production anyway. As a kid I just thrilled at seeing places I knew well being smashed by my favourite kind of film star... a giant reptilian monster :) I've been a big fan since then and am so glad to see Gorgo getting some recognition after all these years (a whole load of new merch is on the way). Hopefully he'll be back on the big screen one day!
BIG fan, thanks.
The Irish movie audiences who viewed this flick in their cinemas was cheering gorgo when she was trampling London trying to save her brat.
Thank you.
Potato 🥔🥔🥔!!!!!
There is a story that this was originally going to be set in Australia, but it was decided no one would care if Australia got destroyed lol
Paris was also considered but they decided not to do it there because the monster would have had to wade 100 miles up the Seine to get to he city.
😅
What a sweet little monster!🤗😘😉
Surprised the producers never made a followup movie to Gorgo. The movie including its story line seemed more realistic than Godzilla at the time.
Agreed
I loved the music, especially as the mother approached the electric barrier.
It's funny that this movie and another one called Konga were 2 giant monster movies filmed in London and that a lot of the major fighting took place near Big Ben but unlike in Konga where the famous clocktower was still standing and the climax of the film in the movie Gorgo the tower took a direct hit from missiles and the rest of it was toppled over by the title Monster along with half of London including it's famous bridge giving a whole new meaning to the song 'London Bridges falling down London Bridges falling DOWN'.
Konga has Michael Gough in It.
He was Alfred The Butler in the Batman Movies.
I saw this movie about 60 years ago when l was a child.
So I like the Godzilla movies then. I have excited when
watched the first English monster movie, from Japan.
Gotta love these old korny movies, yes, yes I do !!!
I always root for the monsters!
I always thought this might be Godzilla's grandmother....darn good oldie film....have it in my library....
Best movie
man i forgot about this one one of childhood favorites
A great sci-fi flick of yesteryear.
In Japan and England when the giant monster comes onshore the people run for their lives and call the Army, Navy and Air Force. In Ireland when the giant monster comes onshore the villagers say ''piss off mate, eat this'' and then decide to go catch the lad .. Ahh ,the Irish
The Fighting Irish.
I saw this on first release as a 10 year old. Wow!! Dated now the the memory lives on and I'll stand corrected but is this the first "monster" movie where the monsters survive?
I think we all missed the "live and let live" message in Gorgo so maybe not so dated after all.
Son of Godzilla movie they survive and have seen it many times.
A great movie! I love the older monster movies. The costumes are so amazingly awful! As for the special effects? Perfectly horrifying! But, oh, boy, was that all high tec at the time.
I am 14 year old young Indian boy and watching 62 year old English movie it's imagine imaging amazing wonderful beautiful lovely incredible fantastic huge moment of my life and nothing
Your English is good, too good.
too good for a 14-year old Indian.
Yes this flick is campy and silly. But let’s not forget this is Englands first shot at a this genre, and the miniatures are excellent, even better than the Japanese godzilla miniatures
Far better than other movies of the genre.
How cute dinosaur🦕 ☺☺😄😄
Remember this along with Day of the Triffids!!! One of the main actors appeared as Dr Haywood in 2001 A Space Odyssey!
DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS IS A AWSOME FILM
It's 3:03 a.m. in Winnipeg here in Canada. I've gotten up really early so I can organize my last 3 (4?) years of income tax receipts, but I think I'll watch "Gorgo" instead.
Thank you and Happy New Year !
Go go gorgo 👍😊❤️
Very good, don't mess with family members.
Extremely well-made British monster/disaster movie.
the baby gorgo went back with the big gorgo and im happy about it
And the moral of the story. Don't piss off Mama.
Great movie. I can see the director yelling to the people....... Run run damm it run like there is a monster chasing you. Very good acting for that time.
" Very good acting for that time. " LOL.
Glad to find this film... I barely remember this british kaiju
One of my favorite MST3K episodes.....I wonder if Sam ever found the elusive Robert Denby?
I use to really enjoyed watching these type of films when I was a kid back in the 60's on TV. But this is the first time that I saw this film 'Gorgo'. Now in my late 60's it was a bit boring, but somewhat interesting. That big mom of a lizard was certainly pissed that her baby lizard was kidnaped to be used for profit. Can't blame her for that. But all and all a happy ending.
Great video
What I find cute about this movie is that Gorgo destroys half of London and every major city landmark but she wisely stays away from Buckingham Palace and Downing St. 10. It seems "she" had managed to get thoroughly informed about local social and political sensitivities before getting on with her rampage.
She didn't want to infringe on Boris's lockdown party .😄
A right proper beast, wasn't she?
@@all66books Harry and Meg could learn some manners from her...quite so.
Monsters were more reasonable in those days, as opposed to the Monsters running our nations today.
She was politically correct!
Gorgo is to Great Britain is what Godzilla is to japan. Gorgo the birtish GODZILLA!
Too bad he wasn't in more Movies.
@@queenglamazona8789 He did have a tie in comic seires published by charlton comics thoe.
When men in rubber suits made good films ? Thank you .better than today's stuff
I just started watching the credits, and I'm already scared! 😂 : NOW I remember: I saw this movie when I was only 9 years old. Thought it was cool. And EVERYBODY smoked in those days.
Really enjoyed watching this movie,pity the film interrupted the adverts.
Thought I'd give the 60 s a Chance for sci-fi found this gem frome1961 one of the players bill travers was in the movie born free the fact that started in Ireland was A big plus love Ireland!!!!
46:35 Thats the first time I ever saw the British High Command order an American Jet off a British carrier.
**The moral of this story: "NEVER piss off a Momma with kids!"
Basically a nearly identical copy of the original Godzilla (1954)
46:48 For just two brief seconds we see the dark silhouette of the USS Enterprise in the World War II Pacific Ocean. She was the famous and infamous American Navy aircraft carrier from that war.
CUTE!!!
One of my favorite and so shocked how tall the mom is 👍👍👍👍
The first scuba diver who dies of fright - These mariners didn’t even try resuscitation? They just stare at him.😧😅
God I love the history channel
Lol
我童稚時回憶❣️
William Sylvester goes from this movie with monsters from the deep, to a monolith buried on the Moon by Aliens, in the Classic movie: "2001: A Space Odyssey".
Floyd...Moon
Sorry , it’s Stanley Kubrick
@@denisemartel3352 marbleman is referring to the movies the actor starred in.
2001 was the stupidest movie I ever tried to watch ,boring to tears !
He appeared in The Saint "The Happy Suicide" 1965.
Anyone else remember seeing this on Saturday afternoon WUAB channel 43 Super Host show ??
It also aired on WICU channel 12 Erie, PA in the early 60s on a Saturday...I remember going to a friend's house to watch it when a kid!
✋I remember! Supe first introduced me to Godzilla. I'll never forget that show.
The combination of real size film and rubber suit parts was pretty good for the time!
Old School Monster, I like it 😊.
Saw Hammer's "The Mummy" on a marquis.
3:28 better send for Mike Nelson.
SEA HUNT! I REMEMBER THE MUSIC AT THE END OF THE SHOW
"Friends don't let friends drink and Gorgo."
---Albert Einstein
Amo estas peliculas
Pretty good witj bang up end
A true rarity. A true trash and a good one. And colorful yet.😊😊😊😊😊😊
I love all the old monster movies but this one tells humans never mess with mommas baby there will be hell to pay
Primera vez veo esta película