Alright, Cinephiles, I'm not even going to bury the lead on this one. Josh told Ryan this is considered one of the greatest Godzilla films of all time, if not one of THE greatest films of all time period, noting, in particular, that it currently boasts a Rotten Tomatoes score of an immaculate 100%

100% Rotten Tomatoes score.

One of the greatest films of all time, ever.

.......ACCORDING TO SIX WHOLE PEOPLE.

Even the AUDIENCE SCORE, which would normally stand at a very respectable 93% is for TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY REVIEWS. What kind of sample sizes are we talking about here, Josh?!

For reference, in case you think Description Guy is making hay over nothing, Godzilla Minus One, the most recent Godzilla movie made fully thirty years after this film, has over Five Thousand user reviews. Take that for what you will!

Anyway, this is the movie Godzilla dies.

No really, Godzilla straight up dies AGAIN in this flick.

Now, that's after some curious and slightly confusing Aliens(1986) and The Thing(1981) rip-off moments that lead to one of the more Lovecraftian villains in the franchise, as well as pyshics in helicopters and some James Bond level quips from a guy who flies a ship suspiciously named like SEX.

Oh what else is there to say about this one?

Six freaking reviews, I swear......

Godzilla Vs. Destoroyah was released in 1995 and stars Takuro Tatsumi, Yoko Ishino, Yasufumi Hayashi, and Megumi Odaka