Godzilla and Hiroshima may seem like completely different films, but they're just two sides of the same post-war coin.

Nearly two years after the quake and tsunami disaster, the films are an attempt by the creative minds of Japan’s movie industry not only to confront the horrors of the worst nuclear disaster ...

Some Japanese Twitter users responded with photos of the bombing victims. Others said that they had canceled their plans to see the movie. “Nuclear weapons aren’t cool,” one user wrote in ...