1969·Fantasy·1h 10m
6.3
★
Ichiro Miki is a child living in the industrial district of Kawasaki, where his parents' constant struggle to make ends meet often leaves the schoolboy alone. Constantly teased by a bully nicknamed Gabara, his only friends are toy consultant Shinpei and fellow classmate Sachiko. Ichiro turns to escapist dreams of Monster Island where he befriends the equally bullied Minilla.
Directed by Ishirō Honda
monster
parent child relationship
bank robber
giant monster
giant spider
giant snake
sequel
bully
stock footage
gojira
dream sequence
kaiju
daydreaming
praying mantis
monster island
godzilla
tokusatsu
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Cast
Kenji Sahara
Kenkichi Miki
Machiko Naka
Tamie Miki
Tomonori Yazaki
Ichirō Miki
Hideyo Amamoto
Toy Consultant Shinpei Inami
Sachio Sakai
Bank Robber Senbayashi
Kazuo Suzuki
Bank Robber Okuda
Ikio Sawamura
Bartender
Yutaka Sada
Train Engineer
Chōtarō Tōgin
Assistant Detective
Yutaka Nakayama
Billboard Painter
Yoshibumi Tajima
Detective
Masao Fukazawa
Minilla (as 'Little Man' Machan)
Crew
Ishirō Honda
Director
Shinichi Sekizawa
Screenplay
Kunio Miyauchi
Original Music Composer
Motoyoshi Tomioka
Director of Photography
Tomoyuki Tanaka
Executive Producer
Ishirō Honda
Special Effects
Teruyoshi Nakano
Special Effects
Shinichi Sekizawa
Lyricist
Eiji Tsuburaya
Special Effects Supervisor
Eiji Tsuburaya
Special Effects
Ishirō Honda
Visual Effects
Ishirō Honda
Visual Effects Director
Popular Reviews
140 reviews
Ddsha
4.0★ · 04/04/26
The ending felt like Godzilla meets Home Alone
Bruh, tf was that? I’m not rating it 1 star only because I saw my goat Anguirus for like 1,5 seconds
This movie is so weird, I don’t even know what the point of it was. I could swear that I’ve seen most of these scenes in other Godzilla movies. It feels like they just stitched random footage together, gave Minilla an ugly ahh a voice, and threw in some random kid😭😭
Bruh, tf was that? I’m not rating it 1 star only because I saw my goat Anguirus for like 1,5 seconds
This movie is so weird, I don’t even know what the point of it was. I could swear that I’ve seen most of these scenes in other Godzilla movies. It feels like they just stitched random footage together, gave Minilla an ugly ahh a voice, and threw in some random kid😭😭
The ending felt like Godzilla meets Home Alone
Bruh, tf was that? I’m not rating it 1 star only because I saw my goat Anguirus for like 1,5 seconds
This movie is so weird, I don’t even know what the point of it was. I could swear that I’ve seen most of these scenes in other Godzilla movies. It feels like they just stitched random footage together, gave Minilla an ugly ahh a voice, and threw in some random kid😭😭
Bruh, tf was that? I’m not rating it 1 star only because I saw my goat Anguirus for like 1,5 seconds
This movie is so weird, I don’t even know what the point of it was. I could swear that I’ve seen most of these scenes in other Godzilla movies. It feels like they just stitched random footage together, gave Minilla an ugly ahh a voice, and threw in some random kid😭😭
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Adil Sayyad
3.0★ · 05/26/26
All Monsters Attack feels like the type of film that was made on the condition that every year had to have a Godzilla film made. There is zero effort, and most of the storyline takes place in a kid’s imagination.
Ichiro (Tomonori Yazaki) is a bullied kid who escapes into the world of monsters. There, he befriends Minila, who will teach him valuable lessons.
The laziness of All Monsters Attack is apparent in the fact that most of the footage in the film has been recycled from previous films, and has just added a commentary by Ichiro and Minila, the latter of whom talks in the film because again it’s in the kid’s imagination.
While I commend the risk they took, by having a more humane story rather than a film about a large monster laying waste to a city, it all seems rather unnecesarry as the message isn’t convinving or seems interesting in the first place. There is only so much stock footage you can watch before deciding that this is an absolute waste of time.
Ichiro (Tomonori Yazaki) is a bullied kid who escapes into the world of monsters. There, he befriends Minila, who will teach him valuable lessons.
The laziness of All Monsters Attack is apparent in the fact that most of the footage in the film has been recycled from previous films, and has just added a commentary by Ichiro and Minila, the latter of whom talks in the film because again it’s in the kid’s imagination.
While I commend the risk they took, by having a more humane story rather than a film about a large monster laying waste to a city, it all seems rather unnecesarry as the message isn’t convinving or seems interesting in the first place. There is only so much stock footage you can watch before deciding that this is an absolute waste of time.
All Monsters Attack feels like the type of film that was made on the condition that every year had to have a Godzilla film made. There is zero effort, and most of the storyline takes place in a kid’s imagination.
Ichiro (Tomonori Yazaki) is a bullied kid who escapes into the world of monsters. There, he befriends Minila, who will teach him valuable lessons.
The laziness of All Monsters Attack is apparent in the fact that most of the footage in the film has been recycled from previous films, and has just added a commentary by Ichiro and Minila, the latter of whom talks in the film because again it’s in the kid’s imagination.
While I commend the risk they took, by having a more humane story rather than a film about a large monster laying waste to a city, it all seems rather unnecesarry as the message isn’t convinving or seems interesting in the first place. There is only so much stock footage you can watch before deciding that this is an absolute waste of time.
Ichiro (Tomonori Yazaki) is a bullied kid who escapes into the world of monsters. There, he befriends Minila, who will teach him valuable lessons.
The laziness of All Monsters Attack is apparent in the fact that most of the footage in the film has been recycled from previous films, and has just added a commentary by Ichiro and Minila, the latter of whom talks in the film because again it’s in the kid’s imagination.
While I commend the risk they took, by having a more humane story rather than a film about a large monster laying waste to a city, it all seems rather unnecesarry as the message isn’t convinving or seems interesting in the first place. There is only so much stock footage you can watch before deciding that this is an absolute waste of time.
J
5.0★ · 04/26/26
half bullying psa half godzilla movie half home alone
dgmw its fine, its still to an extent charming and fun but like
for a movie called all monsters attack following destroy all monsters, WHERE THE FUCK ARE ALL THE MONSTERS
dgmw its fine, its still to an extent charming and fun but like
for a movie called all monsters attack following destroy all monsters, WHERE THE FUCK ARE ALL THE MONSTERS
half bullying psa half godzilla movie half home alone
dgmw its fine, its still to an extent charming and fun but like
for a movie called all monsters attack following destroy all monsters, WHERE THE FUCK ARE ALL THE MONSTERS
dgmw its fine, its still to an extent charming and fun but like
for a movie called all monsters attack following destroy all monsters, WHERE THE FUCK ARE ALL THE MONSTERS
Alan AG
2.0★ · 03/28/26
I hate Minilla so much y’all. Hate isn’t even a strong word, I despise him. I loathe him.
I hate Minilla so much y’all. Hate isn’t even a strong word, I despise him. I loathe him.
Trent Achey
2.0★ · 02/21/26
God this is so boring.
So this is a Godzilla movie that I’ve seen once before. In all of the Godzilla movies that I’ve seen in my childhood even if I didn’t like them that much I would rewatch them because I just wanted to see Godzilla do stuff, destroy stuff, whatever this one I saw once 15 years ago when it was on Netflix for the wii and I never watched it again after that. Even child me knew this one was an above average shitter. This movie is basically Toho looking through what movies they’ve made up to this point, figuring out what Godzilla suits looked similar enough to each other, and then just cramming that footage together. This movie is nothing but stock footage from other Godzilla movies repackaged with a story about a kid getting bullied and imagining that Godzilla’s son is his best friend to build up the courage to stand up to his bullies. That’s it. The new monster Gabara in this is supposed to represent the kids bully in real life, so she Godzilla’s CHUD son rises to the occasion to fight him it gives the kid the courage to fight his own bullies in a scene that is so puzzlingly edited it has to be see to be believed. There’s also a subplot about two robbers who stole 50 million yen and kidnap the kid later because he stole one of their drivers licenses but my issue with that is that the cops very clearly state they found the car and only the car of the people who committed the robbery, the car wasn’t in any of their names because the car was also stolen. So the cops have no idea what these goobers look like and yet these criminals just hide out in an abandoned factory and talk about how they can’t go out in public because they’ll be found out. How though? No one knows what you look like. The kid took the drivers license because he found it and he’s like 6 it could have just been a shiny Little Rock and he would have taken it. This movie is so boring the story itself is like well structured enough on a script level it’s just the execution is so weird. Godzilla: god of destruction, representation of all the pain suffering and death caused by the effects of nuclear weapons, and anti-bullying representative?
Also Godzilla’s son talks in this movie. He speaks with human speech and can also change sizes to be either the same size as the kid to then also be like 150 feet tall to fight gabara. Gabara also looks so fuckin stupid man I hate this one honestly.
So this is a Godzilla movie that I’ve seen once before. In all of the Godzilla movies that I’ve seen in my childhood even if I didn’t like them that much I would rewatch them because I just wanted to see Godzilla do stuff, destroy stuff, whatever this one I saw once 15 years ago when it was on Netflix for the wii and I never watched it again after that. Even child me knew this one was an above average shitter. This movie is basically Toho looking through what movies they’ve made up to this point, figuring out what Godzilla suits looked similar enough to each other, and then just cramming that footage together. This movie is nothing but stock footage from other Godzilla movies repackaged with a story about a kid getting bullied and imagining that Godzilla’s son is his best friend to build up the courage to stand up to his bullies. That’s it. The new monster Gabara in this is supposed to represent the kids bully in real life, so she Godzilla’s CHUD son rises to the occasion to fight him it gives the kid the courage to fight his own bullies in a scene that is so puzzlingly edited it has to be see to be believed. There’s also a subplot about two robbers who stole 50 million yen and kidnap the kid later because he stole one of their drivers licenses but my issue with that is that the cops very clearly state they found the car and only the car of the people who committed the robbery, the car wasn’t in any of their names because the car was also stolen. So the cops have no idea what these goobers look like and yet these criminals just hide out in an abandoned factory and talk about how they can’t go out in public because they’ll be found out. How though? No one knows what you look like. The kid took the drivers license because he found it and he’s like 6 it could have just been a shiny Little Rock and he would have taken it. This movie is so boring the story itself is like well structured enough on a script level it’s just the execution is so weird. Godzilla: god of destruction, representation of all the pain suffering and death caused by the effects of nuclear weapons, and anti-bullying representative?
Also Godzilla’s son talks in this movie. He speaks with human speech and can also change sizes to be either the same size as the kid to then also be like 150 feet tall to fight gabara. Gabara also looks so fuckin stupid man I hate this one honestly.
God this is so boring.
So this is a Godzilla movie that I’ve seen once before. In all of the Godzilla movies that I’ve seen in my childhood even if I didn’t like them that much I would rewatch them because I just wanted to see Godzilla do stuff, destroy stuff, whatever this one I saw once 15 years ago when it was on Netflix for the wii and I never watched it again after that. Even child me knew this one was an above average shitter. This movie is basically Toho looking through what movies they’ve made up to this point, figuring out what Godzilla suits looked similar enough to each other, and then just cramming that footage together. This movie is nothing but stock footage from other Godzilla movies repackaged with a story about a kid getting bullied and imagining that Godzilla’s son is his best friend to build up the courage to stand up to his bullies. That’s it. The new monster Gabara in this is supposed to represent the kids bully in real life, so she Godzilla’s CHUD son rises to the occasion to fight him it gives the kid the courage to fight his own bullies in a scene that is so puzzlingly edited it has to be see to be believed. There’s also a subplot about two robbers who stole 50 million yen and kidnap the kid later because he stole one of their drivers licenses but my issue with that is that the cops very clearly state they found the car and only the car of the people who committed the robbery, the car wasn’t in any of their names because the car was also stolen. So the cops have no idea what these goobers look like and yet these criminals just hide out in an abandoned factory and talk about how they can’t go out in public because they’ll be found out. How though? No one knows what you look like. The kid took the drivers license because he found it and he’s like 6 it could have just been a shiny Little Rock and he would have taken it. This movie is so boring the story itself is like well structured enough on a script level it’s just the execution is so weird. Godzilla: god of destruction, representation of all the pain suffering and death caused by the effects of nuclear weapons, and anti-bullying representative?
Also Godzilla’s son talks in this movie. He speaks with human speech and can also change sizes to be either the same size as the kid to then also be like 150 feet tall to fight gabara. Gabara also looks so fuckin stupid man I hate this one honestly.
So this is a Godzilla movie that I’ve seen once before. In all of the Godzilla movies that I’ve seen in my childhood even if I didn’t like them that much I would rewatch them because I just wanted to see Godzilla do stuff, destroy stuff, whatever this one I saw once 15 years ago when it was on Netflix for the wii and I never watched it again after that. Even child me knew this one was an above average shitter. This movie is basically Toho looking through what movies they’ve made up to this point, figuring out what Godzilla suits looked similar enough to each other, and then just cramming that footage together. This movie is nothing but stock footage from other Godzilla movies repackaged with a story about a kid getting bullied and imagining that Godzilla’s son is his best friend to build up the courage to stand up to his bullies. That’s it. The new monster Gabara in this is supposed to represent the kids bully in real life, so she Godzilla’s CHUD son rises to the occasion to fight him it gives the kid the courage to fight his own bullies in a scene that is so puzzlingly edited it has to be see to be believed. There’s also a subplot about two robbers who stole 50 million yen and kidnap the kid later because he stole one of their drivers licenses but my issue with that is that the cops very clearly state they found the car and only the car of the people who committed the robbery, the car wasn’t in any of their names because the car was also stolen. So the cops have no idea what these goobers look like and yet these criminals just hide out in an abandoned factory and talk about how they can’t go out in public because they’ll be found out. How though? No one knows what you look like. The kid took the drivers license because he found it and he’s like 6 it could have just been a shiny Little Rock and he would have taken it. This movie is so boring the story itself is like well structured enough on a script level it’s just the execution is so weird. Godzilla: god of destruction, representation of all the pain suffering and death caused by the effects of nuclear weapons, and anti-bullying representative?
Also Godzilla’s son talks in this movie. He speaks with human speech and can also change sizes to be either the same size as the kid to then also be like 150 feet tall to fight gabara. Gabara also looks so fuckin stupid man I hate this one honestly.