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Funimation’s theatrical release of Toho’s Shin Godzilla (review) (aka Godzilla Resurgence) is right around the corner and to get you geared up for Big G stomping U.S. shores we have a trio of exclusive images for you!

A special Shin Godzilla presentation will be held at the New York Comic Con on Saturday, October 8 from 6 to 6:30 on the Javits Center’s Livestream Stage. Host Justin Rojas, former Fangoria editor Tony Timpone and Funimation Films’ brand manager Paul Frugé II will discuss Shin Godzilla, show the trailer and clips and unveil an Earth-shattering exclusive scene from the blockbuster film. For more exciting Funimation Shin Godzilla NY Comic Con events, go here!

Shin Godzilla Resurgence

©2016 Toho Co., Ltd. Licensed by Funimation® Productions, Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Shin Godzilla Resurgence

©2016 Toho Co., Ltd. Licensed by Funimation® Productions, Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Shin Godzilla Resurgence

©2016 Toho Co., Ltd. Licensed by Funimation® Productions, Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

From the Press Release:
The iconic science-fiction monster Godzilla makes land fall in the U.S. and Canada this October with the North American theatrical release of “SHIN GODZILLA” from Toho Company, Ltd—and you can score your tickets now! Fans have been clamoring for news of the film’s theatrical dates ever since Funimation® Films made its surprise acquisition announcement in July at San Diego Comic Con 2016. The company revealed that “SHIN GODZILLA” will roar into theaters for a limited engagement October 11 – 18, screening in more than 440 theaters across the U.S. and Canada. Tickets for “SHIN GODZILLA” are now available for pre-purchase on the official film website beginning today, September 9. You can also use the theater locator on the official website to find where SHIN GODZILLA is playing near you, as well as watch the heart-stopping movie trailer!

“We are thrilled to bring ‘SHIN GODZILLA’ to theaters across North America this October,” said Gen Fukunaga, CEO and President of Funimation. “Toho established Godzilla as one of the most iconic monsters in science fiction history and we’re honored to now be a part of that history with the theatrical release of this new movie. Fans will not want to miss this limited theatrical event.“

Co-directed by Hideaki Anno (creator of “Evangelion”) and Shinji Higuchi (director of Toho’s 2015 “Attack on Titan” live action movies), “SHIN GODZILLA” is the 29th Godzilla film produced by Toho and represents a brand-new chapter in the 62-year history of this celebrated movie monster. The film stars Hiroki Hasegawa and Satomi Ishihara – both also from the “Attack on Titan” live-action movies – as well as Yutaka Takenouchi.

“Movie audiences can look forward to a great time watching ’SHIN GODZILLA’ this October,” said Mike DuBoise, EVP and COO of Funimation. “A larger than life monster like Godzilla has to be experienced on the big screen. And we expect this movie to sell out in numerous theaters so we encourage fans to purchase tickets in advance.”

SHIN GODZILLA has been a big hit in Japan since its opening on July 29, 2016, which garnered a box office of ¥ 845,675,500 and total audience of 564,332 during its first three days. To date in Japan, the movie has grossed ¥ 5,302,014,700 at the box office and 3,637,748 in total attendance.

In advance of the movie’s opening, Funimation will be hosting two premieres of “SHIN GODZILLA” — on October 3 in Los Angeles and on October 5 in New York — before opening on the day of New York Comic Con 2016. Additional details on these two events to be announced.

To purchase tickets, locate a theater in your city, or find more information on “SHIN GODZILLA,” visit funimationfilms.com/shingodzilla.

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