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Hypebeast reports that TOHO has released an IMAX trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero, with the film set for a global theatrical rollout beginning in November. The project marks a technical milestone as the first Japanese production shot natively on IMAX-certified digital cameras, with director Takashi Yamazaki returning to helm the picture. A new key visual accompanied the trailer drop, positioning the release as a significant entry in the monster franchise's theatrical calendar.
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