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‘Human Vapor’ Review: Netflix Remakes a Japanese Sci-Fi Curio

The director Ishiro Honda took a break from Godzilla with a villain who could turn himself into a cloud of gas. A new series pipes him into the 21st century.

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‘Human Vapor’ Review: Netflix Remakes a Japanese Sci-Fi Curio
The director Ishiro Honda took a break from Godzilla with a villain who could turn himself into a cloud of gas. A new series pipes him into the 21st century.
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