Glasgow’s Anime Limited quips, “Wreck the halls”, as they get Godzilla Minus One into stores in time for the Christmas rush.
The ‘Godzilla Minus One’ team brought their own baby Godzillas to the Oscars and we love it
The Godzilla Minus One team from Toho brought their own baby Godzillas to the Oscars, and even wore Godzilla-themed shoes – and you’d better believe social media noticed.
‘Godzilla Minus One’ director has sights set on a Kaiju vs Kaiju movie that we actually want to watch
Yeah, yeah… I said it. Them’s fighting words. But, can you really blame me? I’m excited because it’s a) looking more and more likely that Godzilla Minus One director Takashi Yamazaki is going to direct the sequel, and whilst he’s at it, he’s going to make it with an opposing Kaiju!
Check out this spectacular ‘Godzilla Minus One’ poster art from Mondo
Mondo recently revealed some new poster art to celebrate everyone’s favourite Kaiju (well, that may be a source of contention, but definitely the most popular Kaiju) in Godzilla Minus One.
Watch this super cool video featuring behind-the-scenes of ‘Godzilla Minus One’
Calling Godzilla Minus One fans! If you’re still waiting for news of the UK release of Godzilla Minus One, Minus Colour – and you have around 24 minutes to spare – you can console yourself with this fabulous behind-the-scenes video!
All Godzilla Minus One’s VFX were created using a team of only 35 artists
More and more keeps surfacing about Godzilla Minus One – including the fact it was made on just a $10 million budget, and now according to THR, we’ve learned the film’s VFX team consisted of only 35 artists. That’s pretty impressive!
‘Godzilla Minus One: Minus Colour’ looks mindblowingly good (trailer)
That’s right, they’re releasing a black and white version of Godzilla Minus One – for now just for Japanese audiences, but there are hopes that it’ll become an international release because HOLY SHIT does it look absolutely stunning in black and white.
Takashi Yamazaki talks ‘Godzilla Minus One’ and how the ending could lead to a sequel
It’s great to see Godzilla Minus One doing so well at the box office – so much so that screenings have been extended until December 28th, in fact – so it’s no surprise fans are keen to find out if there will be a sequel and whether Takashi Yamazaki will return to make it.
