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    Shin Godzilla – Official North American Re-Release Trailer (2025)



    Shin Godzilla – Official North American Re-Release Trailer (2025)

    Tickets are on sale now, and a new trailer was released ahead of Academy Award-winning producer and distributor GKIDS’ rerelease of SHIN GODZILLA. The film comes to theaters nationwide, as well as select 4DX and D-BOX screens August 14 in its original Japanese language with subtitles, including restored text cards and a 4K remaster that has never before been released in North America. The 2016 feature is directed by Hideaki Anno (NEON GENESIS EVANGELION Franchise, LOVE & POP) and co-directed by Shinji Higuchi (BULLET TRAIN EXPLOSION, SHIN ULTRAMAN) with screenplay by Anno and visual effects by Higuchi.

    This weekend, co-director Shinji Higuchi arrives to San Diego Comic Con to appear at the official Godzilla panel “Godzilla at 70: Seven Decades of the King of the Monsters.” The panel, which honors seventy years of iconic Godzilla cinema in collaboration with multiple merchandise partners and special giveaways, will be held on Friday, July 25 at 4:15pm in Room 6DE.

    SHIN GODZILLA marks GKIDS’ first release of a Godzilla property since the company’s 2024 acquisition by storied Japanese film studio Toho. SHIN GODZILLA also joins GKIDS’ expanding lineup of classic Japanese live-action features, following the company’s first-ever nationwide release of Hideaki Anno’s LOVE & POP.

    First released domestically in Japan in 2016, SHIN GODZILLA is the 29th film in Toho’s storied Godzilla franchise, and the first Godzilla film to be released from Toho since 2004’s Godzilla Final Wars, taking a fresh design approach with the iconic monster. The film held a highly successful original box office run, grossing $79 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing Japanese-produced Godzilla film in the franchise’ history, until it was recently surpassed by 2023’s Oscar®-winning Godzilla Minus One. SHIN GODZILLA went on to receive eleven Japan Academy Prize nominations, and take home seven wins, including Picture and Director of the year.

    Something has surfaced in Tokyo Bay. As the Prime Minister of Japan pleads with the public to remain calm, a horrific creature of tremendous size makes landfall in the city, leaving death and destruction in its wake. Then it evolves. The government assembles a motley task force to combat the monster when an envoy from the US Department of State delivers a folder of classified documents. On its cover is written “GODZILLA.”

    From Director Hideaki Anno and Co-Director Shinji Higuchi, SHIN GODZILLLA offers a thrilling origin story to one of cinema’s greatest creations. Propelled by astounding visual effects and rapid fire dialogue, SHIN GODZILLA is equal parts pulse-pounding action film and venomous political satire, worthy of the franchise’s towering history.

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    49件のコメント

    3. @Nymyzys on

      The best Godzilla incarnation, just edging out the sadistic psychopath that was the Minus 1 version. With a sequel finally being in development, I hope they reference the production guide of the original. Imagine, the creatures emerging from its tail, wreaking havoc across Japan, followed by them evolving back into a more traditional form, sprouting wings, laying waste to humanity on a global scale, then transcending into a Godlike being at the end.

    8. @3Ddddie on

      I recommend you this movie, it's so different to other Godzilla's movies, it has a dark essence, not like legendary that curiously have any gadget at hand, besides this Godzilla is tremendously powerful, just watch it, you won't regret it 🫶

    9. @martinheredia5076 on

      I heard the rumor that they announced the sequel I hope they put those angel godzilla humanoids that we saw at the end of the film and the fifth form that we never got to see godzilla splitting into two shin godzillas from the concept arts please Japan do it

    12. @Methadone4Life on

      One of the best ever and this is from a diehard SHOWA kid, now 59 but still love the Big G!! Shin was a terrifying incarnation of Gojira…truly a classic!!

    16. @darrendyson8347 on

      This is definitely dope. The acting is definitely elite compared to our Godzilla, but it's safe to say that we have surpassed the Japanese/ Asians when it comes to Godzilla content, graphically and overall ability. Even though we didn't create it.

    28. @엄주영-y3j on

      This was the first Toho Godzilla film that l ever saw in theaters, and will never forget the experience as a lifelong Godzilla fan. Getting the chance to see Shin again on the big screen will
      be such a treat!!

    39. @bluelion3008 on

      I like the how there's no context behind the origin of this Godzilla! They just went in with the thing destroying stuff like classic Godzilla!😂

    47. @AshLee-jb1kh on

      The absolute best and smartest Godzilla movie out there. With the most terrifying portrayal of Godzilla ever put to screen and FINALLY an intelligent and interesting human side plot. I shouldn't call it a great "Godzilla" movie though and just call it a great movie. Cause this movie is so good it goes transcends the IP.

    48. @jmssun on

      This is THE BEST GODZILLA!!! Go see that if possible! It is a great monster flick, a great disaster film, a great Monster Battle film, and a great horror film..

      it’s a great cinema

      Go see it!

    49. @cellschannel8959 on

      Brats and even those in their 20's are lucky these day's I'm male from Pittsburgh I'm 35 will be 36 in August….. My mother got me into Godzilla when I was a kid. She passed away before Covid…… All throughout my childhood and pre adulthood we'd bond over watching Godzilla the last film saw on DVD was Godzilla final wars we never got to watch together that Godzilla film with Bryan Cranston in it….. All the Godzilla films that came out since she's been gone I feel sad I'll never get to see with her 😢. I think she would have liked Shin Godzilla if she was around to see it. And now there's so much going on with Godzilla I wish I had seen as a kid. Again brats these days and anyone in their 20''s and teens are lucky……Lol.

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