The original Japanese verison of Godzilla is still a masterpiece
I’ve wanted to see this movie for so long but it wasn’t available to me. This is the original Japanese version of Godzilla. There’s no Raymond Burr and Japanese American actors.<br /><br />The first thing that stands out is that it doesn’t emphasize the anti-nuclear message of the U.S. version initially. Instead, it talks about Godzilla being a monster from folklore that had terrorized Japan for decades. An old man for instance talks about how his village used to sacrifice a girl to Godzilla. When the big guy shows up his appearance is blamed upon repeated nuclear testing which drove it out of its lair deep at the bottom of the ocean to land. This was a theme that resonated in Japan as the only nation to be hit with two nuclear bombs.<br /><br />The movie still stands out as a turning point in cinema. It took what King Kong did in the 1930s with the stop action animation and updated it with a man in a giant rubber Godzilla suit. It would go on to create a whole genre of Kaiju films in Japan which are still being made today and has spread to America with the new Godzilla franchise.
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