
Godzilla Minus Zero: The Monster That Comes After the War
The film’s true power lies in what it leaves out. No grand speeches. No last-minute heroics. Just people trying to survive.
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GKIDS distributes international films in North America, including the kaiju sequel Godzilla Minus Zero. The company handles its theatrical release and global distribution plans.

The film’s true power lies in what it leaves out. No grand speeches. No last-minute heroics. Just people trying to survive.

Godzilla Minus Zero has roared to a $31.6 million opening weekend in North America, becoming the highest-grossing debut for a non-English live-action film in the region. The R-rated kaiju epic, released on November 6, topped the charts across 3,254 theaters and outpaced Warner Bros.’ animated The Cat in the Hat, which opened with $20.5 million.

Godzilla Minus Zero premiered at the New York Film Festival to a rapturous Variety review, confirming it as a direct sequel to Godzilla Minus One with King Ghidorah as the new threat.

Takashi Yamazaki's Godzilla Minus Zero adds three-headed monster King Ghidorah to its 1949 setting, per The Hollywood Reporter's review out of the New York Film Festival premiere. GKIDS releases it in US theatres November 6.

Godzilla Minus Zero drops a new trailer confirming the kaiju survived its last outing, sets a Godzilla Day release in Japan and IMAX-first shooting details, but says nothing yet about an Indian theatrical run.

Toho and Gkids have dropped the first trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero, confirming the monster survived Minus One. The sequel premieres at NYFF on September 26 before a November release worldwide.