stackyFACTSWhen a famous 1954 Japanese monster movie was imported, US distributors panicked over its heavy-handed anti-nuclear weapons message. They aggressively chopped the film up, inserted an American reporter, and scrubbed all the post-war trauma out to sell a mindless brawl.
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