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Wow JAWS is a cyborg!!
The 7th and not the last installment of the Gamera Series.Note:People say this is the last series but they all forgot about the 8th one Super Monster Gamera OOP hard to find Gamera flick but also was bad.Gamera is battling a jaws looking
cyborg that came from a planet to take over the earth.But as you can tell in all Kajiu films that not going to happen.The kids in here are very annoying i mean VERY ANNOYING!!!The monster action was not great and they should came up something better then this.Overal its alright but i would own just to have if you are kajiu film collector or such.

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Sorry, but this film killed off the original Gamera series
"Gamera tai Shinkai kaijû Jigura" ("Gamera vs. Zigra") is the final original adventure of the jet-powered superturtle monster that was Daiei Studio's attempt to capitalize on the Godzilla craze. It was the last film in the original series because it is just a bad, bad, movie. If you watch this movie expecting to see Gamera just because his name is in the title, then you are going to be woefully disappointed. Actors with cameos in films have more screen time than Gamera in this turkey. Actually, I think we hear the "Gamera March" more than we see Gamera. Once again aliens show up, destroying a moon base, killing off dolphins, and kidnapping a couple of those annoying kids (Kenny and Helen this go round) who always show up in these films. Zigra starts causing earthquakes and when the boys escape the Zigra women chase them through Sea World (?) and send people into comas just by looking at them [insert an appropriate jokes about wanting the Zigra women to put you into a coma to save you from watching this movie]. When Gamera finally makes his appearance Zigra becomes a sort of giant shark monster thingie. This film is also known as "Gamera vs. the Deep Sea Monster Zigra," which short of explain Zigra's shark look (this was still a few years before "Jaws," so do not assume some sort of Spielberg homage by writer Nisan Takahashi or director Noriaki Yuasa. No wonder this was screened on "Mystery Science Theater 3000." If only someone had redubbed this film the way Woody Allen did with that Japanese spy flick in "What's Up Tiger Lily." The only good thing is that twenty years later they revived Gamera and actually made some decent Japanese monster movies.

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zigra is a scary shark from space that fires lasers from his mouth.when almost all faith is lost gamera with flame on his breath comes to destroy zigra forever.