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Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: giant claw on February 13, 2005, 03:04:32 PM
Looks like a weird comination of BATTLE OF THE PLANETS,THUNDERBIRDS and GODZILLA and well you beter hope that those crazy critters never catch colds it would be disasterous SQUAWK,SQUAWK,SQUAWK


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Launcelot Rolaids on March 17, 2003, 05:53:21 PM
This is one hilarious cartoon.  The dinosaurs are men in rubber suits and the people are cartoons.    


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Andrew on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
<I>The following information was submitted by John Cassidy.</I>

The show was produced by Tsuburaya Productions (famous as the makers of ULTRAMAN), and aired on TV Tokyo from 10/7/1977 to 6/30/1978, with a total of 39 episodes.
 
The stock footage you saw in the beginning . . .  FEW scenes are from ULTRAMAN, but others are from ULTRA SEVEN and the TV series MIGHTY JACK (which Sandy Frank ravaged into a feature-length film), and most of the monster footage is from other Tsuburaya superhero shows such as FIREMAN from 1973 and the first episode of ULTRAMAN LEO from 1974.
 
The brother and sister who combine into the Aizenborg pilot are named Zen Tachibana (Jim Starbuck) and Ai Tachibana (Gem Starbuck).  BTW, Ai and Zen are Japanese for "love" and "truth," respectively.  The Aizenborg-Go is the name of the ship they pilot.  In Episode 20, the ship is replaced by the Ultra-guy you see in the big picture named Aizenbo.  Tyrannus is originally called Ururu, and as you guessed, he is a fugitive from Tsuburaya's older production THE LAST DINOSAUR.  He too was phased out in # 20 by that alien guy at the bottom named Space Demon King Gottes.
 
<A HREF="http://www.thai-toku-v3.us/koro/HERO70/123.jpg">http://www.thai-toku-v3.us/koro/HERO70/123.jpg</A>
 
Here's the main index from where the image came from (this is based on a whole encyclopedia of 70s Japanese superheroes)!
 
<A HREF="http://www.thai-toku-v3.us/koro/HERO70/">http://www.thai-toku-v3.us/koro/HERO70/</A>


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Brother Ragnarok on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
Just finished watching a copy of this I found for two bucks at a pawn shop, and holy crap.  I read the review and discovered many of our jokes (Hitler and "red rat") were the same.  Great minds and all.
If anyone knows how I can find the rest of the series, please get ahold of me.  I love you long time.

Brother R


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Lee on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
Yes, a very funny series...believe it or not, it was a big hit in the middle east(particularly in saudi arabia) and in Italy around the mid 80's
Very appealing series for kids...when my dad worked in Riyaad, i was raised on it.

Now its great for a laugh...theres more tho...it series 5 onwards, jim and gem can combine (in the flying supermachine thing) to become this huge robot thing the size of the dinosaurs...so he can take them on single handedly...looks a bit like ultraman but better.
There are actually 10 series episodes with 4 parts in each

for a 70's kids show, i reckon it aint all that bad - a lot better than the s**t we see today. If anyone wants pics, feel free to email me.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Steve Bentley on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
I own this thing!  I bought it several years ago from a video store for my wifes little brother, and watching it with him, found I couldn't part with it!  There is another movie made from this same series called "Return of the Dinosaurs", but the dub and edit seem to have changed the entire concept.  Search for it!  I urge you!  It is as bad and even funnier!


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Josie on December 23, 2002, 11:40:09 AM
I <i>must</i> see this...


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Eric on December 21, 2002, 09:19:59 PM
My friends and I (who are seasoned bad movie watchers) were absolutely stunned by the total ineptitude of this movie. It still makes us laugh uncontrolably. This is a MUST. Trust me on this one.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Mark on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
Oh my... I bought this movie on half.com this past week, it showed up the other day, and my friend and I (he's got three... count em THREE Turkish movies) watched in utter disbelief last night. It looks like 4 TV shows smacked together, they reused so much footage, we were quoting dialogue before it happened. It really is worth $10 to buy and keep. Seemless? I don't know... Funny? Oh my, yes. The "dumpster" also has a plow on the front, perhaps for when the team needs to do emergency snow removal.
 So much of this is just bizarre, what's up with the sloth? And the amazing telescoping cylinder is really great. Enjoy this movie!!


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: HeldDown on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
Oh my god, thank you. I was talking to someone about this movie earlier tonight, about how much I loved it when I was really young (They used to have it at the local video store) and, amazingly, I found this site first off. Funnily enough, all I told Google was "gemini brother sister time limit" and this was the first match. Amazing. Wicked site. Thanks for the nostalgia.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Hamza on November 25, 2006, 04:09:03 PM
I love this serie,when i was kid my dad always rent it for us.And now i have a trauma,i am looking for the episodes but i cant find any on the internet en in mangaschop also!!
So plzzzzzzz if anyone could help me?
HELP!!!


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
I really like the scenes where the dinosaurs demolish the cities and you see the people (who are cartoons) panicking.  I find it hilarious that this animated piece is set in the year 2000.  I guess the cities that are being destroyed here are set in Japan.  It is an ideal movie worth watching, heckling, and making out with your girlfriend who can either be Japanese or Czech.  If you ask them if the people there put powder, she'll likely reply no because she herself does not put powder but blusher.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Badre "Bennu" on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
The show's arabic dub was pretty popular in Arabic countries. This was one of my first introduction to anime along with Gatchaman, Mazinger Z and UFO Robot Grendizer. True it looks very cheesy now but you have to give credit to them for trying to mix anime with live action Tokusatsu.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Nene Murakami on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
Which video stores rent or sell this farce of a movie?  Although I call it a "farce", I actually like this movie.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Chucklestyle on November 25, 2006, 04:09:03 PM
This dreadful, dreadful piece of film was a cornerstone of my youth, and a quite regular rental.

I think it is responsible for my anime fandom today.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Dylan on February 04, 2004, 07:48:25 PM
Looks funny. Must see.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: manuel sanada on November 25, 2006, 04:10:12 PM
i think no one mentioned how does the AIZENBORG robot is formed.... this male (with some female attitude) just "enter" in the energy door where the voice of her sister come. i said enter but i should ve said "penetred" . coz the sexual methaporas are very strong.

AI ZEN.. CONTACT!!!!!!!!!!


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Joe on February 27, 2005, 06:26:15 PM


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: on November 25, 2006, 04:09:49 PM
I loved this crap as a kid. I can't believe its not totally forgotten. ^_^ This review really brought back alot of great memories.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: night heron on June 15, 2004, 09:23:02 PM
Looks a bit like a cross between BATTLE OF THE PLANETS,FIREBALL XL-5,VOLTRON and THE GODZILLA  movies kinda neat and strange where they could blend animation, puppetry and live actors wow


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: firebird on July 25, 2004, 01:17:05 PM
How did they do that some of the parts of the movie looks like BATTLE OF THE PLANETS  while other parts look like FIREBALL XL-5  and a little bit of GODZILLA movies thrown in


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: sfpippin on November 25, 2006, 04:09:03 PM
Which crazy idiot made this? The Pentagon is a table, gay people, talking dinosaurs controlling animals. Must have been a gay, talking dnosaur-like anti-Ameican terrorist with the powers to control animals.

Nine words . . . this movie sounds like a stupid piece of s**t


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: DAMN! on November 25, 2006, 04:09:03 PM
DAMN! THIS IS s**t!





























crazy f**kers.


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: giant claw on June 08, 2005, 02:08:45 PM
Kind of like combining BATTLE OF THE PLANETS,VOLTRON,GODZILLA and some other cartoons and live action movie all together what a big film


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: David Medina on June 19, 2005, 11:36:44 AM
I never heard of this before but it looks so damn funny! Kinda like G-Force and Power Rangers on crack.


Title: Re: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: hanelpanel on October 13, 2007, 10:48:00 PM
I'm planning to start a website in the near future wherein I mock movies while being filmed (similar to mst3k style), and I'm sooooooo glad that I stumbled onto your website, as I need detailed descriptions of nightmarishly bad movies in order to know which ones to rent/buy as a prelude to smacking them down on cam. I've only read a few of your reviews so far, but this one was exceptionally hilarious. I especially liked the line where you'd thought that you were, by now, too jaded to stare slack-jawed at something awful on the screen. Isn't it horrifyingly refreshing to know that there's some new low point out there to discover in the mystical, sugar-and-cough-syrupy realm of really bad movies?

Keep up the great work, man!! God stuff.

Kevin


Title: Re: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Chris Conley on July 04, 2008, 09:41:30 AM
The lord tryanus (don't think i'm spelling it right) dinosaur was the same dinosaur in the last dinosaur the one that richard boone had to hunt and kill


Title: Re: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: DavidFullam on July 10, 2008, 01:06:25 PM
Tyranus and The Last Dinosaur are the same. The series the movie came from (Aizenborg), along with two other dino themed shows, proved to be a real low point for Tsuburaya Productions. Many folks wondered if they still had it. Luckily they rebounded with Ultraman 80 and got back on track.


Title: Re: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Torgo on November 11, 2008, 05:13:40 PM
A friend of mine got this in via Net Flix this past weekend and we watched about half of it last. That was about all I could take.

The movie is hilarious for about the first 15 minutes but then it dawns on you that you've still got about a hour and half to go and that nothing is going to change. The film just repeats itself over and over and over and over and over again.   


Title: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Xenorama on November 17, 2008, 12:40:12 PM
it's four episodes from a tv show, that's why you get four of the same stories.  later on, the twins turn into the superhero Aizenbo (i think).

David


Title: Re: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Kruhn on July 06, 2009, 07:37:38 PM
I also Netflix-ed this movie. The cheese factor in this movie cannot be described, despite the gallant effort of the reviewer. I got this movie and I never thought I ever laughed so hard in my life. My only regret is that it cuts off on the fourth episode. I wanted more and felt cheated.

I find it amusing that a conservative country such as Saudi Arabia would allow a kid's series where the hero is androgynous, but perhaps someone in the Saudi Ministry to Promote Virtue and Combat Vice must have had a sense of humor. In seriousness, thank you very much Andrew for this review. I did a Netlflix search as soon as I read it.

I loved the cheese factor and the silly concept. Additionally, I liked the whole combination of anime and miniature. All in all, if you love silly Japanese anime and monster shows, it's like having cake and ice cream <keeping it PG here, guys and gals>.


Title: Re: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Gene Worm on June 28, 2015, 10:07:49 AM
To this day, I still don't understand this film. It's like a mix between a cheesy Daikaiju Tokusatsu and a cheesy anime.


Title: Re: Attack of the Supermonsters
Post by: Sitting Duck on December 29, 2019, 09:22:18 AM
RiffTrax has taken a crack at this title.

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