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“Whose roar is it, anyway? Localization and ideological communication with respect to the toho Godzilla franchise”
Since the mid-1980s, film critics and audiences have come to recognize Ishirō Honda’s original cut of Gojira/Godzilla (1954) to be a substantial meditation on the atomic bombing of Japan, an analys...
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