Top 30 Greatest Giant Movie Monsters 

Godzilla is one of them

king kong, godzilla, the 50 foot woman and the colossal man

Attack of the 50ft Woman and The Blob (1958) were the first classic monster movies I ever saw. Thank you Monsters vs Aliens

Godzille and king Kong 😛

The King of the Kaiju 😎

Number 1 and 2 were pretty obvious, so it was trying to place the others

BTW, anybody else notice that Space Godzilla had a mohawk?

Nigga just be quiet

​@@seanbigay1042well, the 80's hadn't been gone that long.. 😂

He is called the King of the Monsters after all.

On your knees to the king, the king of the monsters, there can be only one.

@@dellyortega2416 All Hail Gojira 👑✊

Long live the King!

For me it's king Kong

@@nbagod21james11 You don’t belong here then!

Yes, she's absolutely amazing.

The Garthog from "Coneheads" should be on the list too.

Some of these monsters are smaller than both Godzilla and King Kong, and there’s even some smaller than the queen Xenomorph

Okay, say it with me now: "Get away from her, you BITCH!!!"

Yep, and Clover should have been a LOT higher on the list.

... king of the monsters

Second 🏆

How do we know Godzilla is a ‘ he’

It’s a she

Or maybe it turned to they/them😂😂

Same❤!

Excited for *”Godzilla: -1.0”* ?

@@franciscs1604 You know it!

@@nintendolife25 👍

There can be only One!🦖

Unicron, Devastator and the Mega Elemental as well

And the giant praying mantis. If you have the ants and tarantula you can’t forget the 1957 Deadly Mantis

Good list. Smaug especially should have been on Mojo's list.

Would you really count the dinosaurs from Jurassic park as monsters? Sure in the book they are but the movies make them just like animals in the way they act and hunt.

Don’t forget the Venusian Ymir from 29 Million Miles to Earth. Another Ray Harryhausen creation from 1957

P.S. My other favorites are 1. Gamera 2. Mothra 3. King Kong 4. The 50 Foot Woman 5. Rodan 6. King Ghidorah

You said it.

Excited for *”Godzilla: -1.0”* ?

Yeah... If you've watched Minus One you might drop the last part of your statement lol

Minus one is the Mater Class for making a Godzilla movie.

My son is crazy about Godzilla. So of course, we had to see Godzilla -1. It was amazingly well done, and it reminded me of the great enjoyment I had watching all the older movies with my dad. We will be buying it as soon as it becomes available. Edited for typos.

I enjoyed it because they didn’t have to create another devastating weapon to defeat him.

I'm glad that Godzilla took number 1 spot. I'm always team Godzilla all the way, I do like King Kong too but I love Godzilla more!

I agree. Without Kong, you would have never had Godzilla.

I think there's quite a lot of people that like Kong more than Godzilla. And I agree all credit is due to Kong. But I still thing that Godzilla deserves the number one spot. He's always been: 1) A bigger threat. 2) A more terrible and haunting force of nature. 3) A more famous and widely exposed cinema image. 4) A more unique and visceral experience. 5) A deeper and more tragic narrative meaning. King King is a Giant Gorilla, and his stories have always played to both the fearsome nature of that, but also the sympathetic angle, the humanity behind it. King Kong is ultimate an outsider, an animal whose feelings and tragedy invite the audience to empathize with the situations he finds himself in. Godzilla, though, is the very price of the hubris of humanity itself. He is all our worst natures, invoked and punished in the most raw and visceral retribution. He is destruction incarnate, the unstoppable wrath of a world that's simply too big for any of us. Be it the unfathomable oblivion of the Nuclear Bomb itself, the haunting will of the souls of war's tolls, nature's balance personified, or the will of the people of Earth to resist the strange and alien... almost every incarnation of Godzilla is emblematic of a force, a concept, hell-bent around its indomitablility, the stark reality of its being. Where Godzilla dwells, the nightmares of humanity have been realized, and man must either suffer its consequence, or cower and pray for its protection. Godzilla isn't simply The King of Monsters because he's big or bad... he's the King of Monsters, because he embodies the most Monstrous of ideas. He transcends his physical threat, and roars from the fathoms of true existential terror.

Thanks bro

Thanks!

Thanks

I cannot believe that I only have seen *four* of these flicks. 🤦🏾‍♀️

Oddly enough the thumbnail is from monarch an Apple TV exclusive

20 Million Miles to Earth kinda gets a shoutout with the number 3 position of the Cyclops. Harryhausen reused the metal armature of the Ymir, chopped the tail off, give it a new skin and the Cyclops was born.

So did I.

Good times when he still was prime minister. Now not so much.

@@vladdracul5072 Are you from Norway like me? 😁

@@metern I wish I were, but I have only been visiting Norway for the last two decades.

@@vladdracul5072 Well, you are welcome when you want to come again 😉.

Absolutely solid submissions as a continuation to this already great list.

@@tanukiyay I appreciate that. thank you.

Manilla

Do you remember the white buffalo from the movie with Charles Bronson "The White Buffalo"? Was a great monster in its own right and a fantastic movie by Dino De Laurentiis

@G0Chiefs Haven't seen that one yet but just looked it up and the White Buffalo monster is pretty impressive! Will have to add this movie to my watch list.

The Garthog from "Coneheads" should be on the list too.

Guess they can't squeeze in every monster.

The Graboids were scary but good to watch. I just wish they did a better job with the sequels.

@@dreamguardian8320 Lol yeah the sequels did get more and more cheesy, but I still enjoy them. They always give a little bit (like Easter eggs or references) for people who stayed around.

I'd rather attempt to vanquish a Rancor then attempt to narful a Garthog.

Thanks for the visit

Maybe in a top Sci-Fi monster list, they'll get another chance.

Yes, it is, I love gamera even more.