Gammera the Invincible(1966)

　　◎片　　长　85 Mins
　　◎导　　演　Sandy Howard
　　汤浅宪明 Noriaki Yuasa
　　◎主　　演　阿尔伯特·德科 Albert Dekker ....Secretary of Defense
　　布莱恩·唐莱维 Brian Donlevy ....Gen. Terry Arnold
　　Diane Findlay ....Sgt. Susan Embers
　　John Baragrey ....Capt. Lovell
　　Dick O'Neill ....Gen. O'Neill
　　船越英二 Eiji Funakoshi ....Dr. Hidaka (archive footage)
　　姿美千子 Michiko Sugata ....Nobuyo (archive footage)
　　雾立晴美 Harumi Kiritachi ....Kyoke (archive footage)
　　Mort Marshall ....Jules Manning
　　Bob Carraway ....Lt. Simpson
　　艾伦·欧朋海默 Alan Oppenheimer ....Dr. Contrare
　　John McCurry ....A1C Hopkins
　　Steve Zacharias ....Sen. Billings (as Stephen Zacharias)
　　Walter Arnold ....American Ambassador
　　Thomas Stubblefield ....J.T. Standish
　　Louis Zorich ....Russian Ambassador
　　Gene Bua ....Lt. Clark
　　Robin Craven ....British Ambassador
　　George Hirose ....Japanese Ambassador (uncredited)
　　Marvin Miller ....Voiceover (voice) (uncredited)
　　Billie Mae Richards ....Toschio (voice) (uncredited) (unconfirmed)
　　
　　◎简　　介
　　An atomic explosion awakens Gammera--a giant, fire-breathing turtle monster--from his millions of years of hibernation. Enraged at being roused from such a sound sleep, he takes it out on Tokyo.
　　Shot in black and white, this 1965 Japanese monster movie was the Daiei company's answer to Toho's famous Godzilla series. A skirmish between U.S. and unknown "enemy" planes results in an atomic explosion over the Arctic which unthaws and unleashes the giant flying turtle Gamera, who eventually settles into Japan to wreak havoc while seeking out hydro-electric sustenance. However, this fire-eating (and breathing) behemoth displays a compassionate streak when he saves the life of a young boy who nearly falls to his death from a toppled lighthouse. Panicky scientists and military officials vainly try to find ways to destroy Gamera while the boy seeks to bond with his misunderstood reptilian hero. Like many of its celluloid Japanese monster brethren, Giant Monster Gamera has not aged all that well, but the well-staged and photographed assault on Tokyo makes for festive mayhem. Overall the film is good entertainment for young kids as well as the inner children of the adults who grew up on these monster mashes.
　　An atomic bomb blast is detonated as American and Soviet forces clash, awakening Gammera, an immense prehistoric turtle-like creature, from his eons of slumber. The enraged beast wanders the arctic wilderness annihilating all traces of humanity in his path. The horrible devastation incites an international panic and world leaders convene to devise a strategy to eliminate the beast. The most advanced and powerful weapons in mankind's arsenal are useless against Gammera and merely provoke the awesome monster to greater acts of destruction. Faced with major cities in ruin and global carnage beyond imagination, the world's top scientists combine forces to develop Plan Z - a final desperate chance for human survival. Originally released in Japan as Daikaiju Gamera, the film was the first of eight installments starring the mighty turtle.