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The first film, Godzilla, directed by IshirÅ Honda, is an early and influential classic in the monster film genre and was initially released by Toho in 1954. Utilizing an hydrogen bomb incident to unleash the monster, the film tapped into political undertones and feelings common to Japan at the time.
In anticipation of Godzilla 2014 hitting theaters May 16 (directed by Gareth Edwards, and starring Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen and Ken Watanabe), here's a brief guide to the monster's origin story. The truth may actually blow your mind. Godzilla is the original radioactive superhero -- or antihero, in this case. The reptilian giant was born out of a genre of Japanese film called Hibakusha Cinema, developed in the unique cultural climate of post-war Japan.