Godzilla returns in special-effects glory in the latest movie with an anti-war message
Japan’s most famous monster is back in “Godzilla Minus Zero” in all its fire-breathing, stomping glory, delivering its trademark allegorical message of the destruction of nuclear war and the pathos of human folly.
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