The start of Japans' Kaiju films and a warning about nuclear weapons
Godzilla was a ground breaking film because it started the Kaiju (giant monster) movement in Japan. It wasn’t just a guy in a plastic suit smashing things either although there was plenty of that. The movie actually had an anti-nuclear message. Japan having survived two nuclear bombs during World War II was deeply affected and Godzilla was a warning about the unintended consequences of using such weapons as the monster was given birth due to nuclear testing.<br /><br />This is the American version with scenes added with Raymond Burr and several Asian American actors. It actually starred Akira Takarada who would become a mainstay of the early Godzilla films and Takashi Shimura who was a favorite at Toho Studios which made the movie.
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