There's a 'Fifty-Fifty' Chance Godzilla Minus Zero Director Takashi Yamazaki Would Make a Godzilla Threequel
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.
Director Takashi Yamazaki of Godzilla Minus Zero revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that he is "fifty-fifty" about returning for a potential third installment in the Godzilla franchise. When asked about the ambiguous ending of the film, Yamazaki expressed satisfaction with the current conclusion, which allows audiences to interpret the story as they see fit.
However, he clarified that if Godzilla Minus Zero were his last Godzilla film, he would feel a bit sad, as there are other projects lined up, including Grandgear and other films. Grandgear, scheduled for release on February 18, 2028, is a Hollywood studio movie with a focus on live-action sci-fi mecha, marking Yamazaki's first English-language feature film.
The film will be produced by Sony Pictures and feature an all-star cast, including Sam Nivola, Nico Parker, and Paul Giamatti. Yamazaki is excited to explore new creative avenues in Grandgear but also expressed his desire to revisit the Godzilla world at some point in his career.
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