In a thunderous roar that echoed through theaters worldwide, Takashi Yamazaki's sequel, Godzilla Minus Zero, stomped expectations with an astonishing $63 million opening weekend at the box office. Domestically, the film raked in an impressive $31.6 million, while internationally, it gathered another $31.4 million. The movie surpassed distributor projections by a significant margin, becoming the biggest opening for a live-action foreign language film ever. Set two years after a devastating war that left Japan in ruins, Godzilla Minus Zero focuses on a new threat: King Ghidorah. Toho has kept the classic kaiju antagonist's design under wraps, creating a buzz of anticipation among fans. The film also broke IMAX records, earning $21.3 million in global returns alone. With its booming audio and jaw-dropping visuals, Godzilla Minus Zero has solidified its position as a force to be reckoned with, following the success of previous films like Godzilla Minus One and Shin Godzilla. The Monsterverse's latest installment has been praised by critics, earning a 90% approval rating on review aggregating websites. Despite a slight drop in emotional resonance compared to its predecessor, the sequel has been hailed for its kaiju action. With competition from Ramayana: Rise of a Legend and The Cat in the Hat, Godzilla Minus Zero reigned supreme at the worldwide box office. The movie stars Minami Hamabe as Noriko Oishi, Hidetaka Yoshioka as Kenji Noda, and Min Tanaka as Kanji Murakami. Director Takashi Yamazaki has hinted at a potential sequel, leaving fans eagerly anticipating Godzilla's next move. To catch up on the ending of Godzilla Minus Zero and speculate about future installments, check out IGN's spoiler-filled breakdown and predictions for the kaiju's rogues' gallery.