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Godzilla is still the most awesome of tacky movie monsters.Full Review
Can now be appreciated not just as a minor classic of tragic destruction, but also as a somber exploration of conflicted postwar emotions.Full Review
A definitive, low-tech stomping of every sci-fi clone that has sprung up in the original's wake.Full Review
Why it works is anyone's guess. It's fair to argue--and the film makes this argument itself, with no great subtlety--that Godzilla embodies Japan's nuclear anxieties in the aftermath of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.Full Review
The images are crisp. The story is restored. And there's no sign of Raymond Burr.Full Review

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