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!

A new poster has been released for Godzilla, the upcoming remake from Monsters director Gareth Edwards.

The poster shows the city of San Francisco, with a certain visitor towering above its skyscrapers. We’ve had an idea of how big the new Godzilla is with brief peeks in the trailer and image above, but if this poster is accurate, well…that’s a big f’n lizard.

You can check out the new poster below.

The latest attempt at bringing Godzilla to life on the big screen arrives in theaters on May 16th, and boy oh boy does it look incredible.

But if you can’t wait quite that long to see the movie, Legendary Pictures has announced a prequel graphic novel titled Godzilla: Awakening that will be released a little earlier. You can find out when and watch a video of the new movie’s director Gareth Edwards announcing the graphic novel below.

Yesterday the highly anticipated trailer for the upcoming Godzilla was released and was received most favorably by fans everywhere (you can check out that trailer here).

Now, the Japanese trailer and the television spot have been released via Toho and it is indeed a treat! Though the trailer is shorter than its American counterpart, there is a few seconds of additional footage that you’ll notice including a quick shot of co-star Ken Watanabe. Additionally, seeing the Toho logo at the very beginning of the trailer and hearing the announcer proclaim “Gojira” at the end certainly adds some gravitas to this already great teaser.

You can watch both below.

It’s been a long time since we got to see that Comic-Con teaser footage for Godzilla, the remake from Legendary Pictures.

Today, Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. have released a two-minute teaser trailer for the film. Watch it here below!

Godzilla, which is directed by Gareth Edwards (Monsters) and stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Elizabeth Olsen, Ken Watanabe, Juliette Binoche, David Strathairn, and Bryan Cranston, hits theaters on May 16, 2014.

Two years ago at San Diego Comic-Con, we told you about the teaser footage we got to see for Godzilla (which was then reshown at the Godzilla panel at this year’s Con).

Now, that footage is finally online and you can watch it here below.

The King of Monsters invaded San Diego Comic-Con in Hall H this Saturday in a panel hosted by Legendary Pictures

On the panel was director Gareth Edwards, and stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Elizabeth Olsen, and Bryan Cranston. The Legendary panel was moderated by Chris Hardwick.

The panel began with Warner Bros./Legendary’s now traditional opening of the projection screens on either side of the main screen to create a more immersive experience. Over these screens, A-bomb footage played, leading to the film’s title over the screens, followed by a re-screening of last year’s Con footage.

It’s preview night here at San Diego Comic-Con and there are already tons of events happening all over town. One event we just got to experience is a special exhibit showing off the Legendary Pictures reboot of the Godzilla franchise, to be directed by Gareth Edwards (Monsters). Fans at the convention can go to the Legendary booth for a chance to get tickets to go inside this special event, titled Godzilla Encounter.

We have 72 photos here below from the Godzilla Encounter for you to check out!

Once inside the building, fans are able to walk around a typical Japanese street dedicated to all things Godzilla, complete with overturned cop cars, displays of all kinds of memorabilia including a giant typhoon made out of over 200 comics, and a working Ramen and Sushi Bar with items on the menu such as as the King Ghidorah Dragon Roll, Zilla Energy Tea, and Mecharamen.

IGN revealed the exclusive Comic-Con 2013 poster for director Gareth Edwards‘ upcoming Godzilla remake.

Check out the poster art here below.

According to IGN, this is artwork for a Mondo poster that will be released this week. The Doom Crew is here at San Diego Comic-Con and we just got a chance to preview the very cool Godzilla Encounter created by Legendary Pictures. We’ll have a full report of the Encounter with tons of photos up here very soon! You can check out Edwards’s pre-Con message about the event, shot on the movie set towards film shooting, here below.

We also got the Godzilla Encounter posters at the event (though I’m guessing if this is a Mondo thing, that these are simple promo posters we were given). If you’re going to be at SDCC this week, visit the Legendary Pictures booth for your chance to score tickets to the Godzilla Encounter. See our “sneak peek” of the Encounter here below (much more to come!!!).

Like I mentioned, we’re here on the ground at the Con, so along with the Encounter, we’ll also be checking out the Legendary booth when the Con floor opens tonight for Preview Night, as well as the Godzilla panel on Saturday. So be sure to follow Geeks of Doom’s Comic-Con coverage here at the site and through our Facebook and Twitter.

Fans of Godzilla and monster movies in general couldn’t help but instantly think of Roland Emmerich’s 1998 disasterpiece of a remake when it was revealed that a new reboot was on the way.

But thankfully things appear to be going in the right direction with the reboot as far as casting is concerned, and the latest actor to be confirmed for the movie brings with them some positive vibes that the reboot will be very faithful to the original Godzilla movie, titled Gojira.

Legendary Pictures has released a new image via the Twitter of reboot director Gareth Edwards and Akira Takarada, one of the stars of the 1954 original movie.