The Biggest Differences Between ‘Godzilla Minus One’ and Hollywood'…

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The highly anticipated sequel to Toho Studios' Godzilla Minus One is hitting theaters this November, and it's got me reflecting a lot on how special Godzilla Minus One really felt when it first released.

Especially considering the vast differences between that film, and the American MonsterVerse.

Let's talk about the creative differences between that film, and the American franchise counterpart.

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The highly anticipated sequel to Toho Studios' Godzilla Minus One is hitting theaters this November, and it's got me reflecting a lot on how special Godzilla Minus One really felt when it first released. Especially considering the vast differences between that film, and the American MonsterVerse. Let's talk about the creative differences between that film, and the American franchise counterpart.

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However, the next announced instalment of the franchise, Godzilla vs.
King of the Monsters all have almost entirely different casts despite taking place in the same extended universe.
From King of the Monsters on, we finally started to get some consistency with our characters.
Supernova, also has an entirely new cast listed for the film, with Dan Stevens being the only apparently returning cast member at this time.

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The Biggest Differences Between ‘Godzilla Minus One’ and Hollywood's MonsterVerse

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