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Godzilla: Final Wars (2004)
Humanity finally rids themselves of Godzilla, imprisoning him in an icy tomb in the South Pole. All is peaceful until various monsters emerge to lay waste to Earth's cities. Overwhelmed, humanity is seemingly saved by a race of benevolent aliens known as Xiliens. But not all is what it seems with these bizarre visitors. If humanity wishes to survive, they must reluctantly resurrect their most hated enemy, Godzilla.
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Humanity finally rids themselves of Godzilla, imprisoning him in an icy tomb in the South Pole. All is peaceful until various monsters emerge to lay waste to Earth's cities. Overwhelmed, humanity is seemingly saved by a race of benevolent aliens known as Xiliens. But not all is what it seems with these bizarre visitors. If humanity wishes to survive, they must reluctantly resurrect their most hated enemy, Godzilla.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Isao Kiriyama, Ryuhei Kitamura, Wataru Mimura
In Theaters:11/29/2004
Box Office:$12,000,000
Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:TOHO
Cast
Ryuhei Kitamura
Director
Masahiro Matsuoka
Shin'ichi Ôzaki
Rei Kikukawa
Miyuki Otonashi
Don Frye
Captain Douglas Gordon
Maki Mizuno
Anna Otonashi
Kazuki Kitamura
The controller of Planet X
Kane Kosugi
Katsunori Kazama
Kumi Mizuno
Commander Akiko Namikawa
Akira Takarada
UN Secretary General Naotarô Daigo
Masatô Ibu
Xilian General
Masanobu Takashima
Major Kita
Shigeru Izumiya
Samon Taguchi
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