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Summary
- Godzilla Day (November 3) will mark the start of ticket sales for Godzilla Minus One, with early access screenings on November 29.
- Fans can enjoy a 24-hour movie marathon on Pluto TV’s live channel dedicated to Godzilla, featuring various titles from the franchise.
- Celebrate Godzilla Day a little early on November 1 with special screenings of Godzilla 2000, showcasing the Japanese language director’s cut.
The King of the Monsters appears to be experiencing a true renaissance. What began nearly 70 years ago with director Ishirō Honda’s seminal film, Gojira (1954), aka Godzilla, has become the longest-running and one of the most lucrative movie franchises of all time. And fans can celebrate in style on the official Godzilla Day this Friday, November 3.
First, Godzilla Day will mark the beginning of ticket sales in the United States for Toho’s Godzilla Minus One, which opens on December 1. Plus, there will be early access screenings held on Wednesday, November 29, which includes IMAX and premium formats. Second, fans of the radioactive Kaiju can enjoy a 24-hour marathon on Pluto TV’s live channel, solely devoted to the King of the Monsters! Titles to stream or binge-watch on the platform include an uncut version of Gojira, the 1956 American version Godzilla, King of the Monsters! and the action-packed monster mash Godzilla: Final Wars, among many other Toho titles.
The third way fans can celebrate Godzilla Day is to do so a little bit early. On Wednesday, November 1, special screenings of Godzilla 2000, courtesy of Fathom Events, will be held. Godzilla 2000 was Toho’s answer to the controversial TriStar and Sony Pictures take on the monster who has become known as “Zilla” by the fandom. And this one-day-only event will feature the Japanese language director’s cut of Godzilla 2000.
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Celebrate Godzilla Day on November 3
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For those horror fans, TikTokers and other social media lovers who want to celebrate Godzilla Day online, just utilize the hashtag #GodzillaMinusOne to see a special Godzilla emoji accompany your posts. Then visit the online Godzilla store, which features collectibles, apparel and, of course, action figures — cool Kaijus like Gigan, Hedorah, Mothra and King Ghidorah — among other merchandise.
Funko POP! is getting in on the Godzilla Day celebrations, too, by offering four brand-new Godzilla Singular Point figures. Customers can get an extra 10% off by signing up for Funko’s mailing list. And in addition to the King of the Monsters variations, fans will even find a King Kong wielding his axe from Godzilla vs. Kong for only $12 and a black light Mothra ($15). Mondo’s Toho collection will offer preorders for the Attack Peter Mechagodzilla Silver Variant. Meanwhile, three brand-new ReAction Godzilla 3.75″ figures (Wave 3) and five Ultimates! action figures will drop.
Plush and coffee mugs (YouTooz), t-shirts (GameStop) and Godzilla Minus One cards (UVS Games) will also be available to purchase on Godzilla Day along with other merchandise. For more updates and information on all the festivities scheduled for November 3, please visit Godzilla.com. And visit Fathom Events’ official website to purchase tickets for the November 1 Godzilla 2000 screenings.
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