With his massive size, atomic breath and invulnerability, Godzilla could easily take hits from Transformers such as Bumblebee ...

and the sheer ruthlessness Megatron and company would add could give them the extra edge to accomplish the task of taking down the kaiju. However, it's worth remembering that Godzilla doesn't ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Monica is an entertainment reporter covering TV, film, and music. The movie explores the catastrophic aftermath of World War II on Japan ...

The 1954 film “Godzilla” launched a franchise that has been warning viewers to take better care of the Earth for the past 70 years. By 1954, Japan had survived almost a decade of nuclear exposure.

The 1954 film ‘Godzilla’ launched a franchise that has been warning viewers to take better care of the Earth for the past 70 years. “The fates of those who survived the infernos of Hiroshima ...

Godzilla Minus One should kick off a new universe of films for the Reiwa era This version of Godzilla could lead the wave of new versions of Toho’s other monsters. Godzilla’s activity within ...

A poster for Ishirô Honda's 1954 horror film "Gojira" (a.k.a "Godzilla"), 1954. Work on Godzilla Raids Again began weeks after the release of the first film. This sequel introduces a trope that ...

Godzilla isn’t just a monster movie icon, the king of all kaiju: he is a king of looks too. In the nearly seven decades he’s been stomping around the box office, Godzilla’s gone through more ...

Godzilla has been around the block quite a few times, and one of his latest runs broke records across the board. Last winter, the world tuned in as Godzilla Minus One hit theaters, and the ...

The 1954 film Godzilla launched a franchise that has been warning viewers to take better care of the Earth for the past 70 years. A lecture on Japanese monster movies, including the Godzilla ...

Godzilla is stomping its way back to the big screen. A new “Godzilla” movie, from the director of last year’s Oscar-winning Japanese film “Godzilla Minus One,” has been officially greenlit.

Godzilla has long represented Japan, with the creature often being seen as a post-World War II nationalist response to the devastation of the war and the effects of the nuclear bomb. But new antho ...