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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The film's effects were ''staggering'' for its time, setting a new high water mark for the kaiju genre and some of them, most notably the sequence where Rodan ''completely levels'' Sasebo with sonic booms, are even impressive to this day.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The film's effects were ''staggering'' for its time, setting a new high water mark for the kaiju genre and some of them, most notably the sequence where Rodan ''completely levels'' Fukuoka (in the Japanese version), Sasebo (in the American version) with sonic booms, are even impressive to this day.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: The prologue has mine workers complain about the heat, specifically blaming [[ClimateChange global warming]].
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* OlderThanTheyThink: The prologue has mine workers complain about the heat, specifically blaming [[ClimateChange global warming]].GlobalWarming.
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* TearJerker: The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppets snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
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* TearJerker: The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the puppets--the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppets snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting conflagaration--resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The film's effects were ''staggering'' for its time, setting a new high water mark for the kaiju genre and some of them, most notably the sequence where Rodan ''completely levels'' Satsuma with sonic booms, are even impressive to this day.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The film's effects were ''staggering'' for its time, setting a new high water mark for the kaiju genre and some of them, most notably the sequence where Rodan ''completely levels'' Satsuma Sasebo with sonic booms, are even impressive to this day.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The film's effects were ''staggering'' for its time, setting a new high water mark for the kaiju genre and some of them, most notably the sequence where Rodan ''completely levels'' Satsuma with sonic booms, are even impressive to this day.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Like in {{Film/Gojira}}, its stated dinosaurs and flying reptiles lived 2 million years ago, while in the 1950's the Age of the Earth was somewhat known in the west, in the East especially in Japan it wasn't.
* TearJerker: The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppets snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
* TearJerker: The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppets snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
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* AccidentallyAccurate: While no, pterosaurs couldn't fly at supersonic speeds or grow that huge, the scene with Rodan diving and swimming underwater actually turned out to be very probable with later fossil finds.
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* AccidentallyAccurate: While no, pterosaurs couldn't fly at supersonic speeds or grow that huge, the scene with Rodan diving and swimming underwater actually turned out to be very probable with later fossil finds.
* ScienceMarchesOn: Like in[{{Film/Gojira}}], {{Film/Gojira}}, its stated dinosaurs and flying reptiles lived 2 million years ago, while in the 1950's the Age of the Earth was somewhat known in the west, in the East especially in Japan it wasn't.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Like in [[{{Film/Gojira Godzilla}}]], [{{Film/Gojira}}], its stated dinosaurs and flying reptiles lived 2 million years ago, while in the 1950's the Age of the Earth was somewhat known in the west, in the East especially in Japan it wasn't.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Like in [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}}]], [[{{Film/Gojira Godzilla}}]], its stated dinosaurs and flying reptiles lived 2 million years ago, while in the 1950's the Age of the Earth was somewhat known in the west, in the East especially in Japan it wasn't.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Like in [[{{Godzilla}}]], its stated dinosaurs and flying reptiles lived 2 million years ago, while in the 1950's the Age of the Earth was somewhat known in the west, in the East especially in Japan it wasn't.
* TearJerker - The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppets snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
* TearJerker - The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppets snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Like in [[{{Godzilla}}]], [[Franchise/{{Godzilla}}]], its stated dinosaurs and flying reptiles lived 2 million years ago, while in the 1950's the Age of the Earth was somewhat known in the west, in the East especially in Japan it wasn't.
*TearJerker - TearJerker: The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppets snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
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* TearJerker - The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppers snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
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* TearJerker - The deaths of both Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the wires on the puppers puppets snapped. The director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to pull his puppet out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
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* TearJerker - The deaths of both Rodan. Rodans. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-Rodan was puppets-the two Rodans were supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but one of the puppet got stuck. wires on the puppers snapped. The director director, Eiji Tsuburaya, kept the cameras rolling while the wire operator ad libbed the death scene and the puppeteer tried to get pull his puppet out-resulting out from the conflagaration -resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to escape before deciding to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
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* TearJerker - The deaths of both Rodan. This surprisingly tearjerking scene was actually caused by an accident with the puppets-Rodan was supposed to slowly drown in the lava, but the puppet got stuck. The director kept the cameras rolling while the puppeteer tried to get his puppet out-resulting in a touching scene of Rodan trying to [[TogetherInDeath join]] his mate in death.
