GODZILLA MINUS ZERO Director Takashi Yamazaki Finally Gets to Watch King Ghidorah Destroy His Hometown

Reel Thoughts: ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ roars in triumph, wails in agony

This review contains spoilers. I should acknowledge now that, prior to my sojourn to AMC Village Crossing 18 on Sunday, I had never seen any of the 39 films in the Godzilla franchise. Still, with a character that has been a staple of the cultural zeitgeist since its 1954 debut, it’s hard not to be...

GODZILLA MINUS ZERO Director Takashi Yamazaki Finally Gets to Watch King Ghidorah Destroy His Hometown

Takashi Yamazaki has been waiting since childhood to watch King Ghidorah tear apart his hometown, and with Godzilla Minus Zero, he finally got to make that happen himself. That's one hell of a way to fulfill a childhood dream!The filmmaker, who won an Oscar for his visual effects work on Godzilla Minus One, brings the legendary three-headed kaiju into his latest Godzilla movie. For Yamazaki, unleashing King Ghidorah on Matsumoto City, Japan, is …

Action thrills best treacly drama in ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’

Takashi Yamazaki's "Godzilla Minus Zero" soars to ever greater heights in visual effects, even if its human performances are overblown.

More monsters, please: The beasts in ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ are great; the crying child, not so much

Despite its flaws, Godzilla Minus Zero is still one of the better Godzilla movies of the many that have been made. Filmmakers either need to shorten things up the next time out, or add about 25% more monster action. The post More monsters, please: The beasts in ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ are great; the crying child, not so much appeared first on Reno News & Review.

The ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Team on Crafting the Sequel’s Human Drama

Director Takashi Yamazaki and stars Minabi Hamabe and Ryunosuke Kamiki tell all about the Shikishimas' latest bout against Godzilla.

Cinephiles: The great Godzilla roars again for his 72nd birthday

“Godzilla Minus Zero” roared onto the screen this past weekend and I was present to witness it. I want to warn any potential viewers, however, if you have not seen “Godzilla Minus One” or even rewatched it recently, I would not recommend seeing this film until you have done so.   Nearly all main characters return...