"Godzilla" Unveiled In His IMAX Glory In Hollywood

Above, the IMAX Godzilla poster.

Some lucky people were able to experience Godzilla by Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. last night in all of his IMAX glory at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.

ABC News reported:

Sixty years after his introduction and a decade after his last cinematic appearance, the massive monster filled an IMAX screen at Hollywood's TCL Chinese Theatre on Thursday. 

The new film, titled simply "Godzilla," brings the aquatic creature out of Japan and into the United States, with Honolulu, Las Vegas and San Francisco among his destinations. And he's not the only monster in the mix. Two other Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organisms — MUTOs — threaten the planet. 

Starring Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olson and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, the film was helmed by two lifelong Godzilla fans: Legendary Pictures producer Thomas Tull and director Gareth Edwards. They aimed for realistic take on how the world and its military might respond to an invasion by larger-than-life creatures.

It was appropriate that the screening was held at the Chinese Theatre as that's where Godzilla's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is located.

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