Godzilla Minus Zero Stomps on Expectations With $63 Million Box Office Opening Weekend
Godzilla Minus Zero crushed expectations with a strong $63 million in its opening weekend at the global box office.
Godzilla Minus Zero exceeded all expectations, raking in $63 million during its opening weekend at the global box office. Takashi Yamazaki's sequel outperformed both domestic and international projections, surpassing the predicted $20 million opening. The film secured the title of the highest-grossing live-action foreign language film ever.
Set two years after the events of the first film, Godzilla Minus Zero introduces a new, otherworldly threat: King Ghidorah. The story follows a new cast of characters as humanity struggles to recover and reclaim daily life from the war that reduced Japan to zero. The film broke records with a $21.3 million global IMAX haul, cementing its status as a critical and commercial success.
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