Title: Godzilla: The Monster Awakens

 Title: Godzilla: The Monster Awakens

 Year: 1945

 Place: Japan

 Synopsis:

 In 1945, during World War II, Japan is bombed with two atomic bombs.  The impact of the explosions is devastating, and thousands of people die instantly.  But what no one knows is that, deep in the ocean, an ancient prehistoric being is being awakened.

 This being is Godzilla, a dinosaur that suffered a genetic mutation due to radiation from bombs.  Godzilla is gigantic and powerful, and his appearance causes panic among the Japanese population.  The Japanese government sends its armed forces to face Godzilla, but the monster is invincible.

 Meanwhile, a young scientist named Akira Kobayashi is investigating the effects of atomic bombs.  Kobayashi believes that Godzilla is a peaceful creature who was injured by the bombs.  He decides to try and find a way to help Godzilla before it's too late.

 Cast:

 Akira Kobayashi: Ken Watanabe

 Misako Tanaka: Rinko Kikuchi

 General Yamada: Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa

 Captain Nakamura: Hiroyuki Sanada

 Direction:

 Hideaki Anno

 Road map:

 Hideaki Anno and Kazuki Nakashima

 Production:

 Toho Company

 Sequence:

 Godzilla: Dawn of the Monster 2 (1946)

 Narration:

 The film begins with a scene of the city of Hiroshima after the atomic bombing.  The chaos is total, and thousands of people are dead or injured.  Suddenly, a gigantic creature emerges from the sea waters.  The creature is Godzilla, a dinosaur that suffered a genetic mutation due to radiation from the bomb.

 Godzilla is gigantic and powerful, and his appearance causes panic among the Japanese population.  The Japanese government sends its armed forces to face Godzilla, but the monster is invincible.  The soldiers are easily defeated, and Godzilla continues his destruction.

 Kobayashi discovers that Godzilla is a prehistoric creature that was frozen deep in the ocean.  The atomic bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki awakened Godzilla from his slumber, and the radiation from the bombs turned him into a monster.

 Kobayashi develops a plan to help Godzilla.  He creates a machine that can generate a wave of energy that will cure Godzilla of the mutations caused by the radiation.

 Kobayashi and his allies manage to take the machine to Godzilla.  The machine activates, but does not fully function.  Godzilla is cured of his mutations, but he is still a powerful monster.

 The Japanese government decides to use water pressure to destroy Godzilla.  They build a huge underwater barrier that directs water pressure towards Godzilla.

 The barrier activates, and the water pressure is directed towards Godzilla.  Godzilla is hit by the water pressure, and he begins to collapse.

 Godzilla is defeated, but he is not killed.  He is seriously injured, and he is forced to retreat to the ocean.

 The film ends with a shot of Godzilla swimming away from Japan. Godzilla is a reminder of the destructive power of nuclear weapons.  He is a force of nature who represents the dark side of humanity.

 This ending is heavier than the original ending because it shows that Godzilla is not completely defeated.  He is a force of nature who represents the dark side of humanity.  It is a reminder of the destructive power of nuclear weapons.

 What do you think?  Do you prefer this ending or the original ending?