Godzilla Minus Zero fulfills director Yamazaki's childhood dream; sequel uncertain
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Director Takashi Yamazaki has realized a lifelong ambition with "Godzilla Minus Zero," which arrives in theaters Friday and fulfills his childhood dream of seeing King Ghidorah destroy his hometown of Matsumoto on screen. While the film's ending leaves room for continuation, Yamazaki says he is evenly divided on whether he would direct a potential sequel.
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'Godzilla Minus Zero' fulfills director Takashi Yamazaki's childhood dream (opens Business Recorder in a new tab)
LOS ANGELES: As a child, director Takashi Yamazaki dreamed of seeing King Ghidorah, Godzilla’s three-headed archrival, destroy his hometown on screen, a wish he finally fulfilled decades later in “Godzilla Minus Zero,” which arrives in theaters on Friday.…
There's a 'Fifty-Fifty' Chance Godzilla Minus Zero Director Takashi Yamazaki Would Make a Godzilla Threequel (opens IGN in a new tab)
The ending of Godzilla Minus Zero leaves just enough room for a continuation of the story filmmaker Takashi Yamazaki has crafted, but the writer/director says he's split on whether or not he'd want to come back to it.
