Greedy businessmen disrupt a native culture & pay the consequences
Mothra was Toho’s second big Kaiju hit after Godzilla was released in 1954. Mothra would go on to be a mainstay of the Godzilla films all the way up the present. Unlike its predecessor Mothra was actually a hero. The theme of the movie was about the Japanese disrupting a native culture and the consequences of their actions.<br /><br />The movie touched on a popular theme of Toho’s monster movies, which was the evils of nuclear testing. The two miniature women associated with Mothra wanted testing to end near their island. Godzilla was originally a movie against the atomic bomb and weapons of mass destruction and Rodan was the result of the hydrogen bomb.<br /><br />In the end Mothra turned out to be a great Japanese monster movie, much better than Toho’s previous try Rodan which was a bit of a dud.<br />C
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