It'd be easier to take your statements about wanting to educate your classmates about "Japan's side of the war" seriously, G2KMaster, if you weren't clearly a die-hard Godzilla fan in the first place. As it is, it looks like you're just trying to incorporate Godzilla into your school's curriculum in the easiest way you can justify it to yourself.
If you really want to get a film with some educational value shown at your school, a better choice would be the Japanese Fishermen documentary on BFI's UK Godzilla DVD. It's short and to the point, the subject matter is important, and there's no rubber dinosaur in sight to suggest an ulterior motive on your part.
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by Benjamin Haines » Mon Jun 15, 2009 8:13 pm
I took a film studies class at WCU this past fall and we watched the original King Kong as part of the class one day. Afterward I suggested Godzilla to my teacher, she hadn't seen it yet so I brought in the Classic Media DVD and loaned it to her. While neither of us had any intention of seeing the class curriculum change for that one film, she watched it on her own time and thought it was great.
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by G2KMaster » Mon Jun 15, 2009 8:42 pm
I am taking it seriously, but I am for my cause only. And I inadvertly succeeded.
But shooting for having it shown in a film class is not going to do anything because it is not going to teach people the stuff which "Gojira"'s allegory covers in a social studies enviorment.
But shooting for having it shown in a film class is not going to do anything because it is not going to teach people the stuff which "Gojira"'s allegory covers in a social studies enviorment.
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