Takashi Yamazaki and TOHO Studios present GODZILLA: MINUS ZERO

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A theatrical screening of Godzilla: Minus Zero, presented by Takashi Yamazaki and TOHO Studios. The listing states the film is rated R and partially shot for IMAX.

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Academy Award Winner *(Best VFX for Godzilla: Minus One)* Takashi Yamazaki *(Returner)* returns to the big screen with one of the year’s most anticipated and beloved spectacles GODZILLA: MINUS ZERO *s*tarring Minami Hamabe *(Let Me Eat Your Pancreas)*, Jun Kunimura *(Kate)*, Ryûnosuke Kamiki *(Howl’s Moving Castle)*, Sakura Andô *(Love Exposure)*, Hidetaka Yoshioka *(5 Centimeters Per second)*, Masami Nagasawa *(Godzilla: Final Wars)* and Min Tanaka *(47 Ronin)*. ---- TRIVIA * The increased bloody violence that earned the film an R rating—a franchise first—isn't entirely unprecedented. For instance the Godzilla films of the 1970s were noticeably more violent despite being made specifically for children. Ironically that shift was in part driven by the child audiences, who sent in fan letters requesting more bloody battles. Thus this film's rating ended up fulfilling many a fan's long time wishes. * Partially filmed with IMAX-certified digital cameras. Out of a 135-minute run-time, 75 min is shot for IMAX while the rest of the film is in the standard 2.39.1 scope ratio. Aspect ratio is a full 1.43.1 for IMAX GT Laser and cropped to 1.90.1 for standard digital IMAX venues. * Fans were quick to notice Min Tanaka's outfit in promotional footage was a near one-to-one recreation of Hiroshi Koizumi's outfit as Professor Murai in the original Ghidorah: The Three-Headed Monster (1964).