The camp factor remains high in "Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah." This time the focus is on time travelers and UFOs, which is not necessarily my favorite development. At least King Ghidorah is a better antagonist than Biollante in the predecessor, so the monster action is a bit of fun again. At the same time, however, I have rarely seen such a tonally misguided depiction of World War II as in this movie. But towards the finale, the movie becomes quite entertaining, even though it obviously leaves the serious tone of the 1984 reboot behind. So, while this film is extremely silly, it does have its moments.

*Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah* is a 1991 Japanese *kaiju* (monster) film and is part of the *Godzilla* franchise. It features the titular *kaijus* Godzilla and King Ghidorah battling it out, with the latter being unleashed by time-travelers. Again, me being a fan of the *Godzilla* franchise, I had to watch this!

I’m not sure if this is the case for most (Japanese?) films during this era, but they seem to cast a whole lot of actors and actresses, to the point where the cast seemed overpopulated. The acting can come off as a little corny, but I didn’t mind it at all.

The plot was alright; due to competition with the *Back to the Future* franchise, this film introduced elements of time travel to the *Godzilla* franchise. I also thought some visual effects of the film were innovative for its time.

Despite this, I wouldn’t rewatch, as the film itself was a little forgettable.