Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Monica is an entertainment reporter covering TV, film, and music. The movie explores the catastrophic aftermath of World War II on Japan ...

Godzilla was a symbol of thermonuclear weapons as well as a victim, an intentional directorial decision by director Ishiro Honda, who explained, "I took the characteristics of an atomic bomb and ...

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Godzilla isn’t just a monster movie icon, the king of all kaiju: he is a king of looks too. In the nearly seven decades he’s been stomping around the box office, Godzilla’s gone through more ...

These days, kaiju evokes only one image, and that is of Godzilla. It is little surprising that a creature of such formidable stature has become synonymous with the word in the modern lexicon.

A poster for Ishirô Honda's 1954 horror film "Gojira" (a.k.a "Godzilla"), 1954. Work on Godzilla Raids Again began weeks after the release of the first film. This sequel introduces a trope that ...

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Written and directed by Takashi Yamazaki, Godzilla Minus One is set in post-World War II Japan and follows a former kamikaze pilot suffering from PTSD after encountering the titular beast.

He began writing about tech and gaming in 2013, and migrated from The Verge in 2023. Godzilla’s 70th birthday just keeps on delivering the goods. As if the fabulous Godzilla Minus One wasn’t ...

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Cinema’s biggest metaphor is turning 70 this month. It was on October 27 1954 that Godzilla first stomped onto our screens. And across 37 further films, he’s been up there causing mayhem ever ...