When Godzilla, or as it is known in Japan, Gojira, was originally released in Japan it spoke as an allegory against the use of nuclear weapons and the dangers that could arise from them. It also became the keystone for ushering in the cinematic marvel that is giant monsters, or kaiju, wreaking havoc on the country. The film was later edited and incorporated additional scenes featuring American actor Raymond Burr for the U.S. release.

Now, ahead of the 2014 Godzilla film, which will bring the king of monsters to American soil to lay waste to San Francisco, a restored original cut of the 1954 film from the original camera negative is making its way back to the big screen. Rialto Pictures, a distribution company largely responsible for bringing reissues of older films back to the theaters, is helming this return on the 60th anniversary of Godzilla‘s released.

The distinctive roar of the original Godzilla, which has been scaring and delighting audiences for 60 years now, was originally created by the film’s composer and is as important to the giant monster’s persona as its huge lumbering body and massive spine spikes. Early images and the poster of the new Godzilla, set to be released this May, appear to capture the physical presence of Godzilla correctly, but what about that roar?

Well, the fine folks behind the new Godzilla film have taken to their official Soundcloud account and released a 20-second audio clip of the official Godzilla roar in an attempt to continue to regain your trust with America being allowed access to the legendary creature. The audio, which you can listen to below, starts off with an amazing high-pitch treble shriek, before changing gears and fading out with a low-bass rumble. Turn up your speakers for maximum appreciation!

Visually, it has been a great week for those of us counting down to the release of X-Men Days of Future Past this May. Earlier this week, we got an assortment of character photos and a few still shots from the movie giving us a real nice look at the heroes and villains of the movie.

Now, 20th Century Fox has unleashed another massive assortment of photos to continue the promotional juggernaut of the film, which you can check out in full below. This is probably in an attempt to take back the spotlight from the Guardians of the Galaxy, who have completely owned the comic book movie conversation this week.

Black Widow has been making appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Iron Man 2 where Scarlett Johansson first took on the role, followed by The Avengers and now the upcoming Captain America: The Winter Soldier, where she’ll play an important part in the spy thriller heavy plot. Black Widow will further make a big contribution to the highly anticipated 2015 release of The Avengers: Age of Ultron and now word is officially out that Marvel plans to further invest in the badass Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. with a solo Black Widow movie!

The crew of the Ghost from the upcoming animated series Star Wars: Rebels is rounded out with the introduction of Hera, a Twi’lek who is the pilot of the shuttle and the heart of this band of rebels. Hera is an ace pilot who puts the job first and makes maneuvering the Ghost and outrunning TIE fighters look easy.

In this video introduction, which you can watch below, we get a chance to see Hera in action and meet the voice behind her, Vanessa Marshall.