Godzilla, the most famous monster in cinema, has been successful for more than 70 years and, in the year 2021, he had his last appearance in the movie. Godzilla vs Kong, a real hit among fans of the franchise.

However, it is not only this work that encompasses this universe of Godzilla and the character has dozens of films.

So, check out all the movies from Godzilla in order for you to enjoy the franchise and watch everything the right way!

Godzilla (1954)

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This is the first film in the franchise, released in the so-called Showa era, and is a Japanese production directed by Ishiro Honda, introducing the monster to the world.

Godzilla Strikes Back (1955)

The sequel to the original hit brings yet another monster that fights with the main character, a trend that is maintained to this day in the franchise.

King Kong vs Godzilla (1962)

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This work is the first film involving King Kong that was produced by Toho Studios and features the two characters in a constant struggle.

Mothra vs Godzilla (1964)

Toho Studios noticed the success of the giant monster versus King Kong movie and decided to bring in the character Mothra to fight him in this sequel.

Ghidorah, The Three-headed Monster (1964)

The fifth installment in the franchise is the first to feature the monster as a hero, which would be kept in the rest of the films, and introduces the character Ghidorah to fans of the universe.

Astro-Monster Invasion (1965)

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The film tells the plot of the aliens asking Godzilla and Rodan to help them defeat King Ghidorah and shows how they betray humans in the end.

Ebirah, Terror of the Abyss (1966)

The main character fights a gigantic lobster named Ebirah in this movie, and is shown a new Godzilla asleep at the end of the sequence.

The Son of Godzilla (1967)

The sequel tells the story of scientists who find a gigantic praying mantis and a spider that are fighting the famous monster’s son.

Awakening of the Monsters (1968)

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This movie tells the plot of the monsters that were released from the Monsterland area after humans trapped them and lived in peace for a while.

Godzilla’s Revenge (1969)

The famous monster’s son meets a boy who is being bullied and shares the events with him in this movie

Godzilla vs Hedorah (1971)

The Earth’s pollution accumulates to the point of forming the monster Hedorah, which ends up destroying Japan and fighting the main character.

Godzilla vs Gigan (1972)

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Anguirus and the famous lizard monster battle a bubble of pollution in one of the franchise’s most iconic scenes.

Godzilla vs Megalon (1973)

The monster Megalon is sent to destroy Earth by the nation of Seatopia, and in order to save the planet, the famous lizard must intervene in the fight.

The Monster Odyssey (1974)

While a nation of aliens builds a monster similar to the main character aiming at the destruction of Japan, the protagonist needs to defeat him.

Wrath of Monsters (1975)

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The Mechagodzilla is rebuilt and the main character must intervene to save Earth from complete destruction.

The Return of Godzilla (1984)

After 30 years since its appearance, the famous monster reappears in Tokyo, destroys many ships and almost sparks the Third World War.

Godzilla vs Biollante (1989)

The protagonist remains trapped in a volcano in this sequence, while a scientist uses his DNA to create a plant-like monster called Biollante.

Godzilla vs. Evil Monster (1991)

This sequel follows a group of time travelers who use the protagonist in their plan to destroy the world.

Godzilla vs Mothra (1992)

The monster once again engages in a fight with Mothra and this time it also has to battle Battra, another creature from this universe.

Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla II (1993)

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The United Nations comes together in this film to rebuild the Mechagodzilla as a weapon to kill the monster once and for all.

Godzilla vs SpaceGodzilla (1994)

SpaceGodzilla and Mogera threaten the life of the protagonist in this sequel to the franchise and the monster must fight to survive.

Godzilla vs Destroyer (1995)

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Destoroyah is a beast that aims to kill the protagonist of the franchise and he once again fights for survival.

Godzilla (1998)

New York is threatened by a giant reptile that appears to wipe out the city in the franchise’s sequel.

Godzilla 2000 (1999)

Tokyo is threatened by a flying saucer and Godzilla must fight to save it in this movie.

Godzilla vs Megaguirus (2000)

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A black hole device is created in Japan and new enemies appear for the famous monster.

Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (2001)

The beasts of the universe reappear to fight the protagonist, who needs to protect Japan.

Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla (2002)

A new Godzilla emerges and the government of Japan creates a Mechagodzilla to save the country in the movie.

Godzilla: Tokyo SOS (2003)

The protagonist teams up with Mechagodzilla against Mothra in one of the most iconic battles in this franchise.

Godzilla: Final Battle (2004)

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The famous monster embarks on a journey around the world and fights against many other creatures in decisive battles.

Godzilla (2014)

In a world filled with new beasts and monsters, only Godzilla can save him from destruction in this sequel.

Shin Godzilla (2018)

Chaos once again breaks out in Japan after a giant monster appears to destroy the country.

Godzilla II: King of the Monsters (2019)

The Monarch agency is facing new beasts, including the protagonist, in this latest installment of the franchise.

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The two icons in the monster world face off again in a battle that threatens the life of the planet.

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Two years after the start of the pandemic, the cinema industry continues to suffer from its consequences. To limit the spread of the virus, most production studios had to change their plans. Some have been forced to push back the release date of their films. Others had to suspend their filming.

Today, with the Omicron variant, the situation does not seem to have changed much. As proof, a few days ago, we learned that the filming of Black Panther 2 has been postponed. Marvel had to make this decision following the disturbing progress of the Omicron variant in Atlanta. Unfortunately, that’s where part of Black Panther 2.

This is not the first time that the filming of this second part entitled Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has been suspended.

A real black series

Decidedly, the fate persists on Black Panther 2. Indeed, in the middle of the year 2020, the filming of the film had already been suspended after the death of Chadwick Boseman. The actor was known for portraying the role of King T’Challa. He died of colon cancer.

The filming of Black Panther 2 was then suspended while director Ryan Coogler decides on the future of the film. After filming resumed, actress Letitia Wright suffered numerous injuries. Now, it is because of the Covid-19 that the filming is postponed. It is said that several members of the film crew have been infected with the virus. Among them is actress Lupita Nyong’o.

Letitia Wright headlining

MCU fans have been left wondering about Black Panther’s future following the passing of Chadwick Boseman. Today, we know that the second installment will return with Letitia Wright as headliner. The latter embodies Shuri, the little sister of King T’Challa.

At this time, it is unclear if Shuri will take over her brother’s costume. Alongside Letitia Wright, we will see Danai Gurira again in the role of Okoye. We can also find Lupita Nyong’o in the skin of Nakia and Angela Bassett in that of Ramonda.

For the time being, we do not know when the filming of Black Panther 2 will be able to resume. Marvel’s plans, however, remain unchanged. Indeed, the release date of the film is still set for November 11, 2022.

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For seven books, the writer J.K. Rowling developed a world of mystery and magic with the saga Harry Potter, focused on the life of an 11-year-old wizard who grew up and matured in the shadow of a great event that occurred when he was still a baby. All this on account of a powerful wizard coming from the House Slytherin (Slytherin, in the original), who sought immortality in every possible way.

Interestingly, many characters hailing from that same house have been presented throughout the book and film series as great antagonists and truly ambitious people. In this way, check out some of the main characteristics of Slytherin and try to understand why all your chosen ones act this way.

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Salazar Slytherin: the founder

As Harry Potter fans already know, the Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry were defined by its founders Godric Gryffindor (Gryffindor), Helga Hufflepuff (Hufflepuff), Rowena Ravenclaw (Ravenclaw) and Salazar Slytherin (Slytherin). Each of them presented questions related to their own personality to define their guests, being guided by a natural element and a symbol of the animal kingdom.

In this sense, Salazar Slytherin defined that Slytherin members would have to be ambitious, show resourcefulness, leadership and also cunning to fit into the House.

With the colors green and silver, the element of water and a serpent as a symbol on his coat of arms, Salazar valued the issue of “pure blood” among witches, mainly because he believed in a kind of supremacy.

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Throughout the history of Hogwarts, Horace Slughorn and Severus Snape were two directors from the House, which also counts the Bloody Baron as its Phantom Patronus. The Slytherin common room is located in a dungeon in the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

And while Salazar Slytherin appreciates some traditional values ​​like ambition and leadership, Slytherin members have also been known for being proud, determined, flouting rules and exhibiting self-preservation.

The symbol of the House and rivalry with Gryffindor

According to the books, the serpent was chosen as a symbol of Slytherin because it is recognized as the wisest of creatures. However, there is speculation that this is directly linked to the perversity of these animals, which are seen by most people as venomous and despicable. This helped to further reinforce the House’s bad reputation, which is seen as a home to evil wizards.

Additionally, Salazar Slytherin and Godric Gryffindor often disagreed on various issues, which included the reception of half-blood wizards, i.e., non-pure-blooded wizards. For this reason, the two lived in great conflict, trying to reach a consensus, given that Salazar believed that the school should not receive students who were not pure blood.

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The disagreement between the two culminated in Salazar’s departure from the institution and started a constant fight between the Gryffindor and Slytherin students for countless generations.

Most Famous Slytherins

Throughout the narrative of the saga, readers are introduced to different characters representing Slytherin. As everyone knows from the beginning, Tom Riddle, who became Voldemort, had been sent by the Sorting Hat to Slytherin on account of all the characteristics pertaining to the House that were in keeping with his personality.

In Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, the protagonist is almost sent to that House, given the connection he had with the Dark Lord. Despite this, Harry was sent to Gryffindor, along with Hermione Granger and Ronald Wesley.

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As was to be expected, they all had a certain rivalry with Draco Malfoy, one of the antagonists of the saga, a member of Slytherin, as well as his father, Lucius Malfoy.

other curiosities

Despite direct rivalry with the members of Gryffindor, Slytherin’s relationship with the other Hogwarts Houses was quiet for the most part, including even the seven-year consecutive victories of its Quidditch team.

And while many of Slytherin’s members believe in their founder’s ideals regarding pure blood, many others are also opposed to this ideology. This is the case of Horace Slughorn, one of the Hogwarts headmasters of the past, and Andromeda Tonks, the mother of Nymphadora Tonks.

Did you like the text? Now that you know more about Slytherin, how about rereading the books from a new perspective?

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