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Destroy All Planets
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Alpha Video
EAN: 0089218420893
Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Alpha Video
Languages: English (Original Language),
Manufacturer: Alpha Video
MPN: DVDMV-DESTPLAN
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Alpha Video
Region Code: 1
Release Date: July 22, 2003
Running Time: 91 minutes
Studio: Alpha Video
Theatrical Release Date: 1968
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Editorial Review:
Earth is invaded by evil aliens from another galaxy. Their attack is stopped by the mighty force of prehistoric monster Gamera. The aliens scan Gamera's brainwaves to discover and exploit his only weakness. By taking two young boys hostage, they are able
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Classic memories................
Many thanks to Retro Media for old memories. Both movies are not remasted, but who cares. Seeing the old print brings back nostalgic times. I could careless about remasted prints, or extras. My attitude is pay cheap and get a life.
Rating:  - Five stars? Get serious!
OK here's the set up. An alien spaceship that looks like a bunch of demented beach balls all strapped together comes to invade Earth. A giant flying fire-breathing turtle (Gamera) pokes at it until it floats away and springs a leak. Space Ship Number 2 is called. Meanwhile, two bratty little smartass kids who are hated by everyone else in ther scout troop including their much too old to be doing this kind of thing sister are piloting a submarine around, smiling and waving at the flying turtle. Oh ... Read More
Rating: - Aliens, flash backs and Boy Scouts, oh my!
In Destroy All Planets the great Gamera is back. Boy, have I been watching a lot of Gamera, right? Well, anyway, aliens invade Earth and only Gamera, and some Boy Scouts, can stop them. Mind control, flash backs and the use of lots and lots of old footage. Great film to watch if you want to see all the monster fighting action of the past movies.
Rating:  - Dr. Dobie Smokes!
Forget the unimportant title. This movie exists by other titles that are far more descriptive, such as "Gamera vs. Viras." "Destroy All Planets" is a misnomer because there is only one planet shown in this movie, Earth, and the aliens want our planet for themselves. The aliens do want to remove those pesky humans infesting the planet, but they want to keep the planet whole so they can move in.
Gamera movies seem to have a large following among children in Japan, because children always ... Read More
Rating: - It's So So
I am conflicted; the movie was okay when compared to the later trilogy done in the 1990's that rocked! I heard that the early movies, or Showa movies weren't as good as the later ones, and that's true. The movie is good, but the movie has two flashbacks that show Gamera's previous fights from other movies, and it gets boring to see the same thing you have seen before on a movie you haven't. This also ruins the fight outcomes from the other movies if you watch this and haven't seen the other because they ... Read More
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