Godzilla Minus One/Minus Color

A giant monster bites, claws and treads on people, although injury detail is minimal. Sequences of fantastical devastation evoke the detonation of atomic bombs, with city-wide devastation.

Scenes include intense sequences of devastation in which a giant monster attacks an airfield, ships, and a city. Sequence include buildings being demolished, vehicles being destroyed, and scared people fleeing in panic.

There is infrequent mild bad language ('bugger') and milder terms ('damn', 'hell', 'screwed').

A woman defensively states that she is not a 'harlot', and some questions are raised about the parentage of a child, who is later revealed to be an orphan.

Following an explosion a man is seen bleeding from a head wound, and in the aftermath of an attack a number of dead bodies are laid out on the ground, some slightly bloodied. A large monster sustains a gory head wound, which quickly heals.

A Japanese pilot who did not complete a 'kamikaze' mission is chastised and mocked by others as being a coward. He becomes intent on taking his own life in the context of a 'suicide mission' to battle a creature, but ultimately learns the value of living.

There are upsetting scenes in which people grieve lost loved ones.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.

A giant monster bites, claws and treads on people, although injury detail is minimal. Sequences of fantastical devastation evoke the detonation of atomic bombs, with city-wide devastation.

Scenes include intense sequences of devastation in which a giant monster attacks an airfield, ships, and a city. Sequence include buildings being demolished, vehicles being destroyed, and scared people fleeing in panic.

There is infrequent mild bad language ('bugger') and milder terms ('damn', 'hell', 'screwed').

A woman defensively states that she is not a 'harlot', and some questions are raised about the parentage of a child, who is later revealed to be an orphan.

Following an explosion a man is seen bleeding from a head wound, and in the aftermath of an attack a number of dead bodies are laid out on the ground, some slightly bloodied. A large monster sustains a gory head wound, which quickly heals.

A Japanese pilot who did not complete a 'kamikaze' mission is chastised and mocked by others as being a coward. He becomes intent on taking his own life in the context of a 'suicide mission' to battle a creature, but ultimately learns the value of living.

There are upsetting scenes in which people grieve lost loved ones.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.