Godzilla

Year: 1954

Runtime: 96 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Ishirô Honda

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When a series of ships are mysteriously sunk near Odo Island, Japan erupts in panic. Dr. Kyohei Yamane leads an expedition to investigate and uncovers a colossal 50‑meter creature the locals call Gojira. The awakened monster launches a devastating rampage, endangering Japan and threatening global destruction.

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