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I highly recommend the first Godzilla film (Gojira), see the original Japanese version, not the dubbed America release with Raymond Burr. It is a fascinating allegory about immediate post war Japan. I have soft spot for the cheesy Godzilla movies made in the 1960s, but have not liked the recent remakes.
Thanks for the pointer; I will check it out …