Film critic Peter Travers reviews "Godzilla Minus One," directed by Takashi Yamazaki.

Godzilla is the draw, but equally at the wild and monstrous heart of this movie is a surprisingly optimistic exploration of PTSD, shame, survivor’s guilt, ...

★★★★★ Godzilla Minus One successfully blends horror-infused kaiju spectacle with an emotionally compelling storyline about grief, wartime trauma, a...

The legendary monster returns in this Japanese film in which he rampages through Tokyo yet again.

Toho's "Godzilla" movies continue to run circles around American takes on the kaiju icon.

This is the kind of smart, emotional crowdpleaser that Hollywood stopped being good at some time ago

This commentary on American imperialism, postwar malaise, survivor guilt and weaponised atomic power has historical depth and exciting set pieces

...evokes the sense of loss and mourning of the granddaddy of these pictures, 1954’s Gojira.

Our atomic friend returns for a runout on the battered landscape of post-1945 Tokyo in Takashi Yamazaki’s stripped back action epic.

Godzilla remains one of cinema’s greatest metaphors, and in its opening weekend ‘Godzilla Minus One’ set a U.S. box-office record for a foreign languag...

Godzilla Minus One is a well-calibrated popcorn movie.

With Godzilla set to turn 70 next year, this film does justice to one of cinema history's great creatures

"Godzilla Minus One" is a rare beast: a viscerally arresting monster flick with legitimate emotional stakes.

With an emotionally engaging storyline and plenty of action, the latest live-action Godzilla from Japan marks a high point in the long-running series.