Godzilla, the imaginary monster of the Japanese, first entered our lives in 1954. The series, which started in the cinema industry in black and white, used the latest technologies of its time. But his biggest obstacle has always been the comments that he was unrealistic.
Godzilla series, which consists of 32 films that have been remade many times and that you can watch (mostly again) now, was finally met with the audience again in 2014. Of course, with the animation and various cinema technologies that have developed over the years, this time it has managed to collect the admiration of the audience. According to the latest news, it will now appear on Apple TV + with its new spin-off.
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Legendary’s Godzilla vs. Kong debuted on HBO Max last summer. The production, which rapidly increased the number of views and gained appreciation, was included among the best content of the platform. According to the latest news, Apple TV+ has also ordered a new live-action series featuring Godzilla and Titans.
The upcoming spin-off series will focus on King of the Monsters. After the war between Godzilla and the Titans that ravaged San Francisco and the monsters are discovered to be real, the series will follow a family’s journey to uncover their buried secrets and the legacy that connects them to the secret organization known as the Monarch.
Legendary Television will produce the series. Executive producers will be Chris Black, best known for his work on Star Trek: Enterprise, and Hawkeye writer Matt Fraction. Additionally, Safehouse Pictures’ Joby Harold and Tory Tunnell and Toho Co. Ltd. Hiro Matsuoka and Takemasa Arita will also attend. Of course, Toho will also be in the management team, as he is the original owner of the Godzilla character.
The biggest criticism on the subject was that Toho agreed with every platform. For example, Netflix released its own animated series set on Kong’s Skull Island. Also, many Monsterverse movies are airing on HBO Max. Now we see this Spin-off series on Apple TV+.
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