Gamera the Brave (2005)
Chiisaki yûsha-tachi: Gamera (original title)Reference View | Change View
- Not Rated
- 1h 36min
- Adventure, Family
- 10 Jun 2005 (USA)
- Movie
Gamera dies in 1973 during a fight with the Gyaos. Thirty-three years later, a boy finds a mysterious egg from which a new Gamera hatches. When a man-eating creature named Zedus shows up, it's up to the small Gamera to save the world.
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Ryô Tomioka | ... |
Toru Aizawa
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Kaho | ... |
Mai Nishio
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Shingo Ishikawa | ... |
Ishimaru Ishida
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Shogo Narita | ... |
Katsuya Ishida
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| Kanji Tsuda | ... |
Kousuke Aizawa
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| Susumu Terajima | ... |
Osamu Nishio
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| Tomorô Taguchi | ... |
Councilor Yoshimitsu Hitotsugi
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Kenjirô Ishimaru | ... |
Professor Soichiro Amamiya
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Megumi Kobayashi | ... |
Miyuki Aizawa
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Kenji Motomiya | ... |
Army
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Keenan Cromshaw | ... |
Toru Aizawa (voice)
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Himawari Ono | ... |
Girl carrying red stone
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Simon Crist | ... |
Katsuya Ishida (voice)
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Akihiro Ugajin |
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Directed by
| Ryuta Tasaki | ||
Written by
| Yukari Tatsui | ... | () |
Produced by
| Yoichi Arishige | ... | producer |
| Hirohisa Mukuju | ... | producer |
Cinematography by
| Kazuhiro Suzuki | ... | (cinematography) |
Editing by
| Shogo Hirasawa | ... | (edited by) |
Editorial Department
| Mo Henry | ... | colorist |
| Jim Passon | ... | color timer |
Production Design by
| Yûji Hayashida | ||
Art Direction by
| Yûji Hayashida | ||
| Yoshiyuki Kasuga | ||
Set Decoration by
| Yutaka Motegi | ... | (as Yutaka Mogi) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Shôtarô Kobayashi | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
| Yumiko Arakawa | ... | assistant art director |
Special Effects by
| Daisuke Sato | ... | special effects crew |
Music Department
| Yoko Ueno | ... | music by |
Additional Crew
| Rosemary Dean | ... | English subtitles |
| Tetsuro Shimauchi | ... | English subtitles |
| Ken Tajima | ... | production accountant |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Kadokawa Pictures (2006) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Shochiku (2006) (Japan) (theatrical)
- DreamWorks Home Entertainment (2021) (United Kingdom) (Ultra HD Blu-ray)
- Kadokawa Eiga K.K. (2006) (Japan) (DVD)
- Media Blasters (2008) (United States) (DVD) (English dubbed version)
Special Effects
- Digital Frontier (visual effects)
- Imagica (visual effects)
- JINNI's Animation Studios (visual effects)
- Marbling FineArts (miniatures)
- Nippon Effect Center (visual effects)
- Nippon Eizo Creative (visual effects)
- Tokyo Genzosho (visual effects)
- VFX studio Loop Hole (visual effects)
Other Companies
- Chiba Prefecture Film Commission (film commission)
- Continental Far East (Dolby consultant)
- Dolby Laboratories (sound mix)
- Ibaraki Film Commission (film commission)
- Imagica (prints)
- Iseshima Film Commission (film commission)
- Kodak Japan (film stock supplied by)
- NAC Image Technology (camera equipment supplied by)
- Nagoya Location Navi (film commission)
- Nihon Shomei Co. (lighting equipment supplied by)
- Toho Eizo Bijutsu (set construction)
- Tokyo Marui (art cooperation)
Storyline
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In 1973, Gamera sacrifices his life to rid the world of the Gyaos once and for all. Thirty-three years later, a small boy, whose father witnessed the 1973 event, named Toru finds a mysterious egg. From it, hatches a small Turtle. Toru and his friends raise the turtle, who turns out to be a small Gamera. After a new man-eating creature named Zedus shows up in Japan, it's up to the small Gamera to save the world as the previous Gamera had done before. Written by The_Depressed_Star_Wars_Fan |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | When little Toto/Gamera is crawling thru the kitchen, a knife falls off a table and sticks in the floor in such a way as to resemble Guiron, the monster Gamera fought in Gamera vs. Guiron (1969). See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Gamera Next Gen (2013). See more » |