The film that inspired the Japanese monster craze
This is the American version of Goldzilla which features extra footage featuring Raymond Burr as an American reporter covering the story.<br /><br />The film is deeply influenced by the aftermath of World War II. The starting scene shows a destroyed Japanese city which could have been a documentary shot of an urban area bombed by the United States. Then it's revealed that Godzilla was created by nuclear testing, which the U.S. had carried out post-war to create bigger and more deadly versions of the bomb. Finally, the ending poses the question of whether these types of weapons were even good for humanity as a Japanese scientist Dr. Serizawa (Akhiko HIrata) develops a weapon that could kill Godzilla, but also could be weaponized by a government to wipe out people.<br /><br />This movie really is a classic. Not only did it start the Japanese monster craze in Japan it introduced the genre to the United States as well. It's message about WWII and its legacy is also poignant and makes it a shade above its contemporaries.
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