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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2012 · 1H 3M

Subject:CINEMA MICRO Focus #17 - "Gojira"/"Godzilla, King Of The Monsters"

from Subject:CINEMA · host TC Kirkham and Kim Brown

Welcome to Subject:CINEMA MICRO Focus! Each week, hosts TC Kirkham and Kim Brown will take on a single film and analyze it front to back, side to side, and everything in-between! THIS WEEK: Two distinct films from one original film - the original Japanese film that created a new genre of film, and the American film that was "americanized" because studios thought no one would watch a film with a predominately Japanese cast so soon after World War II without something american to hold on to. People joke about them, but the originals - BOTH of them - are actually fine films, and we'll look at them one by one and then in comparison. This week, it's "Gojira" and it's American child, "Godzilla, King Of The Monsters" SCMF is part of the Popcorn N Roses family of shows, which includes our parent show, Subject:CINEMA, available every weekend at http://subjectcinema.com and  http://popcornnroses.com (and don’t worry, they go to the same site….) We hope you’ll be back every week – don’t forget to subscribe to SC MICRO Focus and listen every week, a new show will be up every Wednesday evening!

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