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This article contains minor spoilers for “Godzilla Minus Zero.”
“Godzilla Minus Zero” is here, with director Takashi Yamazaki once again getting to put his stamp on the King of the Monsters. He also got to offer up his take on another classic kaiju this time around in the form of King Ghidorah. The monster’s appearance was a poorly kept secret, with Ghidorah’s design in “Godzilla Minus Zero” leaking thanks to merchandise. But in any event, the monster’s inclusion helped resolve a 55-year-old dream for the filmmaker.
According to Reuters, Yamazaki grew up in the Japanese city of Matsumoto. A big “Godzilla” fan, he was particularly excited about 1964’s “Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster,” one of the best “Godzilla” movies of all time. In particular, he hoped to see the kaiju wreck shop in his hometown.
