"Godzilla Minus One" is the latest Japanese movie about the giant monster. It's made by Toho, the company that has been making "Godzilla" movies since 1954. The new film is set during the late 1940s ...

The first trailer for the Japanese Godzilla revamp has raised from the depths, showing a sinister but thrilling return to form for the King of Monsters. Designed by Mahiro Maeda to Higuchi's brief of ...

I love Godzilla. The Big G and I go way back to my salad days of playing with action figures, crafting stories between Godzilla, King Ghidorah, and whatever Batman toy was handy. Unfortunately, the ...

Godzilla is destroying everything in and around Japan in the second trailer for his next film. Today, Toho released the second official trailer for Godzilla Minus One, its upcoming action/drama film ...

"Live and resist in a world of black and white." Toho in Japan has unveiled plans to release a special black & white version of Godzilla: Minus One in theaters in January 2024 in Japan. The studio has ...

"What are we up against?" Wow! Want to get a glimpse at just how epic and gnarly the new Godzilla from Japan is? A new international trailer from the Philippines has arrived online featuring tons of ...

TOKYO (AP) — Godzilla is back in its homeland of Japan after a 12-year absence, still breathing fire and mercilessly stomping everything in its way. The Associated Press noted four ways the new film ...

Polygon is looking ahead to the movies, shows, and books coming soon in our Spring 2024 entertainment preview package, a weeklong special issue. The licensing agreement that gave both Toho and ...

The King of Monsters turns 68 years old today — Godzilla Day — and to mark the occasion, the legendary Japanese studio that created the kaiju has unveiled plans for a new film. By Patrick Brzeski Asia ...

The "Godzilla" movie franchise seems to have figured out an effective split between its two branches. On the one hand, the Hollywood-produced entries from Legendary Entertainment are unabashed ...

(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- Godzilla, arguably the most famous symbol of Tokyo’s storied film industry, has appeared in more than three dozen movies since its 1954 debut. The films have grossed ...