a creek
approx km 8019 Cypress Park
Movie #1750: Godzilla vs King Ghidorah (1991, Kazuki Ohmori)
I was looking forward to some mindless entertainment here but it just didn't work out that way. For the most part, this movie does work. It's aimed at pre-teens so all the horrid dialogue and crappy special effects are kind of charming. However.....a Japanese imperialist message for pre-teens?!?! The scenes set during WWII show the Japanese army as a bunch of heroes. Then, the reason the 23rd century must destroy Japan is because in the 21st century Japan has gotten very powerful. It seems that Japan has taken over the entire continents of South America and Africa. So, Godzilla must be called upon to destroy those who would oppose Japanese imperialism. Yuk!
1000 Degrees Of Musical Separation: #13 - Rag Doll
Composed by Bob Crewe & Bob Gaudio from New Jersey. First recorded by The Four Seasons in 1964.
Version #1: Mike Cederberg (Toronto, Canada - on YouTube 2010)
Version #2: Brian Poole & The Tremeloes (Dagenham, England - 1965)
1000 Degrees Of Musical Separation: #14 - Oh Mom (Teach Me To Uncle Willie)
Composed by Charles Colbert from Chicago, USA. First recorded by The Daylighters in 1964.
Version #1: Brian Poole & The Tremeloes (Dagenham, England - on Blue Peter TV show 1965)
Version #2: The DelMonas (Chatham, England)
1000 Degrees Of Musical Separation: #15 - Lies
Composed by Buddy Randall & Beau Charles. First recorded by The Knickerbockers in 1965.
Version #1: The DelMonas (Chatham, England 1985)
Version #2: The Knickerbockers (Bergenfield, USA - 1965)
1000 Degrees Of Musical Separation: #16 - One Track Mind
Composed by Keith & Linda Colley. First recorded by The Knickerbockers in 1966.
Version #1: The Knickerbockers (Bergenfield, USA - 1966)
Version #2: Gary Lewis & The Playboys (Los Angeles, USA 1966)
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