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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Godzilla is still the most awesome of tacky movie monsters. Read full review
Can now be appreciated not just as a minor classic of tragic destruction, but also as a somber exploration of conflicted postwar emotions. Read full review
A definitive, low-tech stomping of every sci-fi clone that has sprung up in the original's wake. Read full review
The images are crisp. The story is restored. And there's no sign of Raymond Burr. Read full review
Its images of the destruction of the cities is far more powerful than in American films, where the cities are trashed for the pure pleasure of destruction, without any real sense of human loss. Read full review
Is it classic cinema? Perhaps not, but then again, American shores and citizens have never been lacerated by atomic weapons. What do we know? Read full review
The monster's mashing of Tokyo looks as Ed Wood-like as ever, but the film's humanity gives it depth. Read full review
A new restoration takes a flawed bit of monster camp and turns it back into a strong, serious-minded and occasionally moving science-fiction film. Read full review
Half a century after its release, Godzilla couldn't be more current. Read full review
Regaled for 50 years by the stupendous idiocy of the American version of Godzilla, audiences can now see the original Japanese version, which is equally idiotic. Read full review